State Awaits Invasion of Clemson Tigers Tomorrow
The Black Bisons of High Point High School defeated Salisbury 7 to 6 in a surprise finish. After a scoreless first half, High Point capitalized late as Salisbury drove to the 20 yard line but Harrison’s pass was tipped by Truman Hilton, ending the threat.
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Yost Sees Opened Up Football From Rule Changes
Michigan athletic director Fielding H. Yost says new rules widen the game and boost scoring. He notes removing second incomplete pass penalty and end zone scoring changes plus ball size easing grip lead to more long passes and potential higher totals this season.
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STILL ABOVE .800 MARK IN WEAK FORECAST WEEK
The Professor Prognosticator posted an .810 weekly average and a .821 season mark after 62 tries with 11 losses and 6 ties. Through 288 selections this season he has 225 correct and 48 wrong with 15 ties, now aiming at 64 picks this week.
Winter Greens At Emerywood Ready For Play
Emerywood Country Club greets golfers with new winter greens announced by club pro Andy Merrilees. Temporary greens have been used during preparation, and the Scotch Foursome tourney will start tomorrow and continue through November.
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High Point Dominates Salisbury In Hard Fought Victory
High Point outplayed Salisbury throughout the game in a punting duel. Key plays include a second quarter drive after a partially blocked punt, Byrum and Sprye advancing to the goal line, and a stout High Point line led by Billy Shelton, with Art Lea and Hilton also shining. Salisbury managed seven first downs to High Point’s seven, while Johnson left the game due to injury and the home squad failed to threaten.
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Salaries of NRA board set at 12000 a year
President Roosevelt fixed salaries for National Industrial Recovery board members at 12000 dollars yearly with a 5 percent government pay cut. Uncertainty persists whether the figure covers the five regular members only or includes ex officio members Henderson and Smith. Some plan to return pay among three or four members noted, with chairman Williams among potential holdouts.
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Crippled Carolina And Duke Elevens Headed For Games
North Carolina heads to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech as four players may start for the Tar Heels. Duke travels to Birmingham to meet Auburn while Wake Forest goes to Emory and Henry and Clemson visits N C State. Catawba meets Davidson with other regional games listed.
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Pro Football Prognostications from a Busy Week
Old Man Upset keeps players on sideline as experts forecast week’s college and pro games. Notable picks include Purdue upset over Chicago, Stanford to beat UCLA, and Navy over Washington & Lee. Strong bets name Tennessee, Georgia, Oklahoma, and Syracuse among winners with several close calls noted.
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Lott Leaves Amateurs for Tilden Pro Tour Jolt Davis Cup Hopes
George Lott of Chicago quits amateur tennis to join Bill Tilden and Bill O'Brien on a four month pro tour, upsetting U.S. Davis Cup prospects. Lester Stoefen faces uncertain plans as pro-league optimism remains high for a January start. Lott rejected a flat $10,000 guarantee and signed for gate-based earnings.
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University of Chicago
Sugar consumption and birth rate data in the United States
The United States consumes over 6 million tons of sugar annually. In 1980 the birth rate reached 1,508,874 births, averaging about 4,183.9 births per day. It notes that America’s first orange trees were planted in Florida.
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Tigers Meet State College On Homecoming Field
Clemson football team arrives in Raleigh for a Homecoming clash with State College at 2 30 pm on Saturday. Neelys Tigers boast strong lines led by Stan Fellers and Catfish Watson while State relies on Ray Rex Farrar Roscoe Roy and Lawrence Mece Culley to spark the attack. Officials expect a large crowd, with 15 000 possible if weather holds.
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Federal hunting stamp mandate for waterfowl hunters
The rule requires all persons over 16 to possess a federal hunting stamp to hunt migratory waterfowl. The stamp costs one dollar and applies nationwide as the standard for hunting legality.
Ennis Minton Mills v Roy in Guilford County NC
The defendant is summoned in a case filed in the Municipal Court of High Point North Carolina seeking an absolute divorce. He must appear by November 6 1934 at the Clerk's office to answer or demur to the complaint or the plaintiff will seek relief as demanded.
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