State Teams Off For Games On Foreign Fields
Three big five football teams left for out of state assignments with N C State heading to Starkville to face Mississippi A&M Duke traveling to Kentucky to meet Kentucky and North Carolina bound for Atlanta to play Georgia Tech. Davidson and Wake Forest held local duties as NC State reshuffled its lineup for the Mississippi A&M clash.
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Charlotte
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Starkville
Miss
Mississippi Aggies
Blue Devil
Duke
Durham
Kentucky Wildcat
University of North Carolina
Atlanta
Georgia
Tech
Davidson-Citadel
Davidson
Wake Forest
Mississippi A. & M
Bob McQuage
Sam Gurneau
Kentucky
Marion Brumbach
Kelly
Wildcats
Brumbach
Blue Devils
Carolina
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
Phipps
Georgia And Louisiana Off For Eastern Games
Georgia and Louisiana State head east for big tests as the South renews its intersectional football push. Georgia faces New York University in New York while Louisiana State travels to Army, with other Southern powers like Vanderbilt Maryland and Arkansas taking on Chicago Purdue and Columbia respectively.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Yale
New York University
New York
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Southern
Arkansas
Chicago
Austin Downes
Homer Key
Violets
Louisiana
Virginia
Columbia
Centenary
Purdue
Maryland
Nashville
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Tulane
Carson Newman
Knoxville
Auburn
Green Wave
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Kentucky
Duke
Mississippi
Sewanee
South
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Featherweight champ Bat Battalino wins in Chicago
In Chicago Bat Battalino retained his world featherweight title by outpointing Fort Mastro. Louis Kaplan defeated Harry Dublinsky in Chicago and Barney Ross beat Lou Jarros in Cleveland. Charlie Young stopped Al Keegan in Gary while Buddy McArthur outpointed Billy Flanagan in Fairmont West Virginia.
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Associated Feces
Chicago
Bat Battalino
Fort Mastro
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meridan
Conn
Harry Dublinsky
Barney Ross
Lou Jarros
Cleveland
Charlie Young
al Keegan
Gary
Ind
Fairmont
W. Va
Buddy McArthur
Morgantown
Billy Flanagan
Clearfield
Praise Mudds Dauber Work At Critics Rotten Apples
The dialogue notes praised craftsmanship with a critic remark that the painted apples two months earlier have now been labeled rotten by critics, reflecting evolving reception and critique.
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Mudd
Dauber
Muck
Pathnder
Wake Forest Scrimmages Lead to Injuries Ahead of South Carolina clash
Wake Forest's first eleven held a long defensive scrimmage against a freshman team that practiced Presbyterian plays. The Deacons will meet South Carolina with Shinn and Edwards out with injuries.
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Plete
Wake Forest
Presbyterian
Deacons
Shinn
Edwards
Dundreary Dynamo Highlighted by Mann And Boyce
MANN hails Seiseed as the driving force behind the effort, praising the tireless work ethic while dismissing Dundreary as overshadowed by his teammate. Boyce echoes the sentiment, calling the subject a hard worker.
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Mann
Human Dynamo
Boyce
Planting depth guidance for tulips
Do not plant tulips too deep or too shallow. Shallow planting causes insufficient root growth while too deep leads to rot. Four inches is the recommended depth for proper growth and health.
Johnny Branch Reinstate Plea Hits Tar Heel Football
The University of North Carolina faces pressure to reinstate Johnny Branch to eligibility and allow him to finish the season as a Tar Heel. Backed by his reported ideal conduct since suspension, supporters urge Coach Chuck Collins to reconsider while critics note the coach’s tough stance on training rules.
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University of North Carolina
Johnny Branch
Chuck Collins
Tar Heels
North Carolina
South
Collins
Gainesville
Branch
Carolina
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Chuck Colling
Johnny Branch Suspension Sparks Carolina Football Debate
In Gainesville Johnny Branch breaks training rules causing a suspension and straining trust in Coach Collins. The column defends Collins, argues for discipline over reinstatement, and recalls Knute Rockne's emphasis on character and loyalty in football.
Chef Collects Cook Books Chicago Chef Builds $25 000 Library
Joseph Vehling, a Chicago chef, has assembled what authorities call America’s finest collection of cook books. The collection is valued at 25000 dollars and includes a volume rated in 1454.
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Chicago
America
Joseph Vehling
Battalino Holds Off Title Challenger in Chicago Bout
Earl Mastro challenged Bat Battalino in Chicago Stadium. Battalino fought a rugged, relentless bout, scoring two knockdowns and dominating most rounds to win the decision 61-49 on one judge’s card while another judge saw a draw. Attendance hit 14,022 with gate receipts of 40,353, reflecting strong public support for the champion.
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Chicago
Earl Mastro
Bat Battalino
Hardy
Hartford
Conn
Mastro
Dave Barry
Barry
Battalino
High Point and Guilford Lead Guilford County Soccer Standings
High Point and Guilford share the top berth in the Guilford County high school soccer league after four wins, two ties, and one loss each. Jamestown and Bessemer trail with similar records, while Allen Jay has one win and Randleman none.
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High Point
Guilford High
Guilford County
Edgar Hartley
Jamestown
Bessemer
Allen Jay
Randieman
Guilford
Bessemer Bay
Randleman
Tar Heel Team of 1929 May Be Re-Assembled For A Charity Game
Charlotte reports coach Jimmy Ward wires from Chapel Hill that the 1929 Carolina football team could be reassembled for a charity game this year if a suitable opponent is found. Harry Schwartz of Charlotte backs a team of former college stars to meet the Ward squad, which would include Johnny Branch, the suspended quarterback.
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Charlotte
Jimmy Ward
the State University
Chapel Hill
Carolina
South
Harry Schwartz
Tar Heels
Ward
Johnny Branch
Skunk Heist Sends LAPD Gearing Up With Gas Masks
Los Angeles police faced a quirky case as seven pet skunks owned by R. N. Bowman were stolen. Officers pursued the thieves using gas masks as part of the equipment, highlighting a notably unusual police assignment.
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Los Angeles
R. N. Bowman
White Leghorn Hen Sets 320-Egg Florida Record
A White Leghorn hen wins the fifth Florida national egg laying contest by producing 320 eggs in 365 days setting a state record.
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Florida
Bowling Scores in Lucky Strike League Tight Contests
Wil son Motor Co rollers swept Hutchen's stores in three straight games while North State Telephone toppled Highland M W of A two to one. The Telephone–Highland clash ended 444 all, with Highland winning the deciding frame 42 to 37. English 110 and 290 led for Telephone, Davis 108 and 297 for Wilson, and Tomlin 129 in round two highlighted Tomlinson.
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Wilson Motor Company
Hutchen’s
Carolina Veneer
Tomlinson
North State Telephone
Highland M. W
Highland
English
King of the Highland
R. Davis
Wilson
J. Davis
Bridges
C. North State Te Koonce
Tilden
Dave
M. W
A. ‘Chandler
McDonald
J Norman
Tomlin
Ladies' League Opens With Six Teams In Action
The Lucky Strike Ladies league of six teams begins Friday at 8 pm with all teams to play. Teams in the opening round include Elwood Coffee Shop Quality Bakeries Lucky Strike Adams Millis Blue Birds and Bees.
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Lucky Strike
Elwood Coffee Shop
Quality Bakeries
Adams Millis
Bluebirds
Bees
Helene Madison Leads In Titles In 1931 Records
New York reports that Helene Madison a 17 year old Seattle girl is slated for top recognition as the United States leading swimmer for 1931 as 144 world and American records are considered at the Amateur Athletic Union meeting in Kansas City November 15 16 17. Madison has 37 marks including 10 world records and 17 American records set in her first competitive year. If approved she will hold every women s record from 100 yards to one mile among 16 listed records. Women set 75 of the year s records to 69 by men. A Canton Ohio dog ownership dispute was decided by a jury.
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New York
Helene Madison
Seattle
Wash
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas City
Miss Madison
Waterfowl Season News and Fire Warnings on NC Coast
Rex Beach praises North Carolina waterfowl hunting while coastal guides warn the season will be short due to Hoover era policy. Brant and Canadian geese appear early as drought claims fade. Fire dangers rise in eastern forests and readers are urged to take precautions and stay legal with updated hunting laws.
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Pamlico Sound
Alaska
New Brunswick
Arizona
Colombia
North Carolina
Rex Beach
Ocracoke Island
Portsmouth
Ocracocke
Hatteras
Buxton
President Hoover
Brant
Canada
Currituck
Mattamuskeet
Albemarle
Pamlico
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Big 3
Invaders
By Robert Bunnelle
Society
Brand — Griffon
Jack B. Gillen, Jr
University of Pennsylvania
Ladies’ League
Canton
Presbyterian College
Greensboro
N. C
Stratford-Weatherly
Southport
Clyde Mason
Cartaret
Department O Conservation and Development
Raleigh
High Pain Enterprise
Knoz, Stetson and
Schoble
Cannon-Fetzer Co
South Main Street
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