Football Notes From The Week Ahead In The ACC
North Carolina faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta while Duke prepares for Auburn as Wake Forest, NC State, and others tune up. Duke and NC State both rest key players as coaches shuffle lineups and cultivate younger talent for weekend battles.
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Jack Dunlap
Jule Ward
Elmer Tarrall
Nick Porreca
Sam McCaskill
Ed West
Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Charlies Shaffer
Eddie Martin
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Wake Forest
Emor- Henry
Emory
Davidson Wildcats
William and Mary
Dartmouth Faces Yale in Do-or-Die Rivalry at Yale Bowl
Dartmouth seeks to break a 17 game losing streak against Yale as Coach Red Blaik fields a powerful new setup. The Indians, aiming for a Rose Bowl bid, hover above Princeton showdown, hoping to flip the long-standing jinx and push toward a possible national title run.
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Dartmouth
Red Blaik
Blaik
Greenies
Harvard
Indians
Yale
Princeton
New Hampshire
Cornell
Pasadena
Minnesota President Urges Grid Patrons To Better Behavior
Lotus D. Coffman of the University of Minnesota urged that attendees at Minnesota football games display decent behavior after reports of increasing intemperance at games nationwide. He called on fans to keep sportsmanlike conduct and influence the games toward sportsmanship.
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Minnesota
Apolis
Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Black Bisons Meet Salisbury Eleven In Conference Renewal
High Point's Black Bisons traveled to Salisbury to face Salisbury high in a Western Conference renewal. The visitors aimed to rebound after a conference loss to Winston-Salem and hoped to avenge last year's 7–0 defeat. Coach W. O. Jones drilled the squad as the game moved up a day.
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Black Bisons
High Point High School
Salisbury
Salisbury High Eleven
High Point
Winston- Salem Buties
W. O. Jones
Commentary Warns on Publicity in Football Games
A columnist laments the trend of football games becoming public orgies and urges fans to preserve the sport's integrity. He argues defense of the game hinges on keeping football true to its core purpose and fan enthusiasm intact.
Anthony family moves to new home in Asheboro
S and S D Anthony of Asheboro and his family have moved to a new home on Washington Street. Anthony is a prominent local businessman connected with the Southern Ol company as son of Mr and Mrs 8 P Anthony of High Point.
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Asheboro
S&s
D. Anthony
P. Anthony
High Point
Washington Street
Anthony
Southern Ol Company
Fire damages building at 210 Price Street
Firefighters were called late last night to extinguish a blaze in a small building at 210 Price Street. The flames had a good start before arrival and the structure was badly burned.
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Price Street
Bartell Traded to New York Giants in major deal
Dick Bartell the Phillies shortstop is headed to the New York Giants in exchange for cash and four players including Blondy Ryan. The Phillies receive Johnny Verger George Watkins and Ryan plus pitcher John Puzzello and cash around 75000 dollars. Bartell’s arrival moves Travis Jackson to third base as Giants rebuild under Bill Terry.
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New York
Bill Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
New York Giants
Blondy
Ryan
Bartell
Giants
Johnny Verger
George Watkins
John Puzzello
Verger
Watkins
Fuzzello
Polo Grounds
Travis Jackson
Lee Sonne
Hughey Critz
Terry
Pittsburgh
Cornelius Tops S C Scorers In Southern Conference
Richmond, Nov 1. Corky Cornelius of Duke leads the Southern Conference scoring race with five touchdowns and four extra points in five games. Charlie Shaffer and Jack Alexander trail with 24 points. Half Mauney of South Carolina sits fourth. Field goals enter the loop with Stan Fellows of Clemson and Stonebreaker of Maryland scoring.
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Richmond
Duke
Corky Cornelius
Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
Jack Alexander
Cornelius
Mauney
South Carolina
Shack McCrady
Norwood Sotheron
Maryland
Bill Guckeyson
Farrar
North Carolina State
Stan Fellows
Clemson
Tigers
Stonebreaker
Florida
Baseball Player Claimed In Augusta Car Accident
Claude Scroggins 32 of Bath South Carolina was killed when his car crashed just outside Augusta. James B. Mosley of Aiken and Albert Watkins of Bath were seriously injured. Scroggins home listed as Clinton Alabama.
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Augusta
Claude Scroggins
Bath, &. C
Clinton
Ala
James B. Mosley
Aiken
Albert Watkins
Bath
Shaffer’s Great Work Pushes North Carolina Deep in Tar Heel Hopes
The article credits Shaffer as a key playmaker for North Carolina, noting his 40 yard completions and leadership in the running attack. It reports uncertainty about an injury to the stay halfback and Carolina's cautious optimism for his availability against Georgia Tech.
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North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Shatler Tooe
Ms Une
Carl Snavely
Shaffer
Carolina
Soweenee Hunt Hails Best Ever Sedgefield Horse Show
The Sedgefield Horse Show closed yesterday in a premier event praised as the finest ever by locals. Harry Mitchell coordinated preparations while Col. Charles Houston sent prize animals from Georgia, with horses from J. J. McIntyre W. O. Moss and James Robinson also featured. organizers hope for an annual event.
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Sedgefield
Harry Mitchell
Col
Charles Houston
Georgia
J. J. McIntyre
W. O. Moss
James Robinson
Navy Coach Predicts Navy Victory Over Army
Navy coach Tom Hamilton, 26, confident his team can beat Army this season. He cites Navy’s strong squad and says players share the belief that this is their year. Hamilton, a former Navy quarterback and the youngest major team coach, remains outwardly calm under pressure.
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ARMY
Annapolis
Tom Hamilton
Hamilton
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Lea
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Naval Academy
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Naval Aviation
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Middies
Chicago
Volley Ball Tourney Opens At YMCA Tonight
The second annual city wide volleyball tournament begins at the YMCA with nine teams in round robin play. The opening match at 7:00 p.m. features the Methodist Church team against Marsh Furniture. At 7:30 p.m. Baptist Church faces Virgil Yow's High Point College A team. The Business Men and College B clubs follow in the schedule.
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Charles Areer
Methodist Church
Marsh Furniture
Baptist Church
Virgil Yow
High Point College
Young Men Draw Bye In Open City Chess Tourney
In the tournament schedule the Young Men drew a first round bye while matches proceed with teams facing off at unspecified times and the High School Faculty set to meet the East Coast Transit team thirty minutes after.
Closure of Blue Eagle at D.8 Freeman Grocery Greensboro
The NIRA board under Administrative Officer G A Lynch ordered the withdrawal of the Blue Eagle from the D.8 Freeman Grocery Company of Greensboro on November 1.
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Greensboro
Blue Eagle
Freeman Grocery Company of
NIRA
G. A. Lynch
Akron to require biannual car inspections for motorists
City officials plan mandatory twice yearly vehicle inspections in Akron Ohio with the goal of safety and revenue. Officials anticipate annual income of seventy thousand dollars from inspection fees, to be used exclusively for traffic safety work.
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Akron
U.S. and Canada Produce Majority of World Cars
United States and Canada together account for about 74 percent of the world’s motor vehicle production, underscoring North American dominance in the auto industry.
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United States
Canada
Race for an Untouched Football Season Stays Alive
Herbert W. Barker notes 13 major teams still unbeaten or untied, led by Alabama Michigan State Minnesota Princeton and Dartmouth. Remaining schedules threaten perfection as Army Navy Dartmouth Princeton Syracuse Minnesota Illinois Chicago Michigan State Washington Utah Tulane Alabama Tulane face tough tests and potential upsets.
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Army
Navy
Dartmouth
Princeton
Syracuse
Minnesota
Ilinois
Chicago
Michigan State
Alabama
Tulane
Washington
Rocky Mount
Utah Aggies
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Ashington & Lee
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Brigham Young
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Colorado Mines
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Mississippi
Colgate
Kentucky
Sewanee
Green Wave
Louisiana State
Crimson Tide
Tennessee
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Singles Handball Tourney Opens At Y M C A Friday
The seventh annual singles handball tournament begins Friday at the Y with 30 players. Defending champion Irvin Smith and runner-up M. Lt. Patrick head a list of entrants including Julian Franklin, Shelley York, Gore Dickson, W. T. Saunders, W. F. Bailey and C. Y. Baird. Capus M. Waynick and Cerney are noted past winners, while the Dr W L Jackson trophy awaits a three time winner.
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M. Lt. Patrick
Julian Franklin
Shelley York
Gore Dickson
W. T. Saunders
W. F. Bailey
C. Y. Baird
Capus M. Waynick
Cerney
Hand shaped radish on display at The Enterprise
A radish resembling a human hand with fingers was shown today at The Enterprise by grower R. A. Lackey who lives on the old Thomasville road. The vegetable was grown at his home and measures about four inches long.
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Enterprise Today
R. A. Lackey
Thomasville Road
Mr. Lackey
Lady Durham Crowned Grand Jumping Champion at Sedgefield Show
The Sedgefield Horse Show closed with Lady Durham winning grand jumping and leading five gaited and hunting classes. Danvins King excelled with five firsts and two thirds, while Dictator from J J McIntyre earned best three gaited honors and Free Silver swept five gaited saddle horse events for J H Adams Stables. Local entries and the Sedgefield Hunt team also posted strong results as organizers predicted a stellar next show.
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McIntyre
Charles Houston
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Peavine King
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Efield
Free Silver
Sedgefield Hunt
Jack Lucas
H. H. Mitchell
B. B. Bailey
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Danville
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Charleston
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Pirst Pearl
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Kentucky
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Reidsville
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Hunt
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ore—Firet
W. O. Moss
Durham
Call
J. J. McIntyre
Holling
Lady Pearl
Statesville
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Holl
Love
Hunter Ion
W. Oo
Charlies
Charlies Houston, Ta, Ga; Reserve Champion, No J. J, MelIntyre, Hollins
Lady Durham
W. O. Mossham
Saddie
Houston
Industrial Girls Basketball Sponsored by Y
An industrial girls league will be sponsored by the Y M C A. Eight teams entered the tournament including Ames Guilford M Point Overall, Adame Millis Fashioned and Fointer. A meeting to map out practice periods will be held next Thursday night with all teams expected to attend and the Y W C A. to present an exhibition.
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Fi Ames
Guilford
M Point
Adame-Millis
Fointer
Emerald Mine in Colombia Feeds Global Demand
The sole emerald mine worldwide is situated in Colombia, sustaining international demand for rare green gems and shaping the global mining landscape.
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Lombia
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