Carolina drills for Davidson contest after Tech win
Carolina resumes heavy drills with Davidson on the horizon after a 26-0 upset of Georgia Tech. Shaffer Moore and Barwick remain on the injured list while Trimpey is expected back soon. Snavely plans to stick with the revamped backfield of Snyder Jackson Montgomery and Hutchins as Barclay shines on the line.
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Chapel Hill
Georgia Tech
Carolina Eleven
Davidson
John Trimpey
John Tatum
Tom Evins
Tech
Charlie Shaffer
Rback
Moore
Gene Barwick
Carl Snavely
Snyder
Jackson
Montgomery
Hutchins
Monty
Hutch
George Barclay
Virginia Clubs Prep for Games
Virginia Southern teams ramp up for weekend games as lineups gain depth with returning veterans. Virginia and Washington and Lee increase prep while VMI regroups after a win. Cullen Wilkin back for UVa and others step forward in preparation for Davidson and upcoming opponents.
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Richmond
Virginia
Washington and Lee
University of Virginia
Glynn
Navy
William and Mary
Norfolk
Cullen Wilkin
Dartmouth
Cavaliers
Giant carrot shown by local gardener at The Enterprise
A twin carrot weighing three ounces and described as one of the largest grown here in a long time was displayed today in The Enterprise window by 8 T Ferguson of 1717 Ogden Street. The carrot may be seen in the window lot at The Enterprise.
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Enterprise
8. T. Ferguson
Ogden Street
Duke Campus Leaders Named Among Undergraduates
A list of Duke University undergraduates in leadership roles includes Robert P. Nixon of Rome, Norman Livengood of Durham, Don ald McNeill of Bradley Beach, William Burke of Meridan, Ames D. Beatty of Pittsburgh, James P. Helm III of Louisville, John Moorehead of Sunbury, Robert Keown of Harrisburg, Martin B. Williams of Richmond, and McCarthy Hanger of Bala. Roles span business managers, editors, and student government presidents across The Chronicle The Chanticleer The Archive and YMCA.
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Duke University
Robert P. Nixon
Rome
Chronicle
Norman Livengood
Durham
N. C
Chanticleer
Don
Ald McNeill
Bradley Beach
N. J
William Burke
Meridian
Conn
Ames D. Beatty
Pittsburgh
James P. Helm Ill
Louisville, Ky
Archive
Literary Monthly
John Moorehead
Sunbury
The
Robert Keown
Harrisburg
Pan-Hellenic Council
Martin B. Williams
Richmond
McCarthy Hanger
Bala
Covington Sparks Woodberry Forest in Gridiron Triumph
Harriss Covington from High Point North Carolina starred for Woodberry Forest School Orange Virginia guiding a decisive win over Venable school. He scored three touchdowns including an 85 yard kickoff return and sparked the Woodberry march in the second quarter with a ten yard run. Covington led a dominant offensive showing providing the generalship for three scores and extra points via dropkick.
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Woodberry Forest School
Orange
Harriss
High Point
N. C
Woodberry Forest
Venable School
Covington
Woodberry
Cn Aed
Castles
Geeene
Fights Last Night: Prerront and Ruggiereggio Shine
In Newark Patsy Perront outpointed Hans Birkie while Corn Griffin defeated Adolph Waller in Chicago. Ruggiereggio won by technical knockout over Dewey Kimrey in Charlotte. Eddie Risko scored a knockout against Fred Sallus in Syracuse.
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Newark
Patsy Perront
Cleveland
Hans Birkie
Oakland
Calif
Chicago
Corn Griffin
Columbus
Adolph Waller
Green Bay
Wis
Charlotte
Salvatore Ruggirello
New York
Dewey Kimrey
Syracuse
Eddie Risko
Freddie Sallus
Prince of Wales bears seven baptismal names
The Prince of Wales holds seven given names Edward Albert Christian and George Andrew Patrick David named for his royal forebears and national saints. The full register honors King Edward VII the Prince Consort and King Christian of Denmark with regional historic ties to England Scotland Ireland and Wales.
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Prince of Wales
Edward Albert Christian
Edward VII
Prince Consort
King Christian
Denmark
George Andrew Patrick David
England
Scotsh
Ireland
Wales
Snavely Shapes Tar Heels For Davidson Test
North Carolina coach Carl Snavely drilled the Tar Heels after their 26-0 win over Georgia Tech, previewing the Davidson clash as Duke and N C State also prepared for key games. Injuries linger as Wake Forest and Western Carolina Teachers College workouts proceed.
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Auburn
Ukely
Jack Dunlap
Hank Anderson
N. C. State Wolfpack
Clemson
Portsmouth
State
Maurice Roy
Jim Weaver
Wake Forest
Deatons
Duke
Davidson
North Carolina
Western Carolina Teachers College
Alabama
Cullowhee
McLain to face Goon in Greensboro wrestling card
Promoter Jim Crockett brings a top line six to Sportrena in Greensboro for a Wednesday night show. Mayes McLain, Iowa All American, meets Oklahoma’s Goon Henry in the main event likely drawing a large crowd. Debuting Texan Cowboy Luttrall faces Doble Osborn in the semi final, with Roughhouse Kelly meeting Andy Mantel in the opener.
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Greensboro
Jim Crockett
Sportrena
Prent
Mayes McLain
University of Iowa
Joe Savoldi
Philadelphia
Oklahoma Menace
Henry
Texas
Cowboy Luttrall
Doble Osborn
Roughouse Kelly
Stanley Buresh
Piedmont
Andy Mantel
Rugged
Louis Boy
Tar Heel Harriers Defeat V M I In Cross Country Meet
The North Carolina cross country team defeated V M I 15 to 48 in Lexington with Ed McRae winning the 4.8 mile race in 23 55 ahead of Ed Waldrop. Haywood Conte and others followed as Tar Heels filled top places.
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Lexington
University of North Carolina
Ed McRae
Ed Waldrop
Haywood
Conte
Tar Heels
Gammon
Carolina
Buck Moore
V. M
England Army Draft Rejections High for Unfitness
Seventy five percent of young men enlisting in England are rejected for unfitness and about twenty five percent are rejected without any medical examination, reflecting strict selection standards during the draft.
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England
North Atlantic Icebergs Seen Doubling Usual Crop
Observer estimates place 600 icebergs evident in the North Atlantic this year, roughly double the normal 300. The rise in bergs may affect shipping routes and sea conditions throughout the season.
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North Atlantic
Several Football Naturals Will Go Unplayed This Year
The piece notes that numerous top college football matchups will not occur this season due to scheduling constraints. It cites losses of planned pairings like Alabama versus Minnesota and Stanford versus Princeton, and discusses how post-season and conference plays could reshape future schedules.
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New York
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Princeton
Rice
Santa Clara
Ceton
Arkansas
Washington
Pacific Coast
Syracuse
Michigan State
Tulane
Colgate
Red Raiders
Navy
Purdue
Illinois
Duke
Washington and Lee
Louisiana
Army
Philadelphia
Chicago
West Point
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Dartmouth
Yale
Tigers
Lehigh
Eli Yale
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean Tables 25 000 Salary For 1935 Season
Dizzy Dean signals a $25 000 minimum for 1935 with the St. Louis Cardinals. He and brother Paul meet with Sam Breadon to discuss a six figure deal and a possible three year option. Last year Dizzy earned 7500 with Paul at 8000 as key pitchers in the World Series against Detroit.
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ST. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy
Paul
Boss Breadon
Digsy
Cissy
Cardinals
Detroit
Five Men Face Joint Trial for Davis Murder
Greensboro trial calendar lists five defendants Ralph Dill Reuben Warner Robert Smith Paul Sams and Lake Osborne facing first degree murder charges in the beating and shooting deaths of William and BE Davis during a Sumner township robbery. Prosecution links Dill Warner and Osborne to the car stop and beating, with Smith Sams as alleged accomplice. defense teams include Gold Myatt and Younce.
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Greensboro
Ralph Dill
High Point
William Davis
Sumner Township
BE. D. Davis
Guilford Superior Court
Dill
Reuben Warner
Robert Smith
Davis
Paul Sams
Lake Osborne
Guilford
Davidson County
Warner
Osborne
Sumner School
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
J. A. Myatt
George A. Younce
Christian Science Sunday Lesson on Everlasting Punishment
This November 4 1084 lesson sermon in Christ Science churches centers on the theme of everlasting punishment with the golden text from Proverbs 26 27 and citations from Hag 1 6 7 and Science and Health noting sin and its effects.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Wddy
AAAS reports women risk health more when fasting
The American Association for the Advancement of Science notes that women who fast or starve themselves for a slender figure face greater health risks than men.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Rangers Use Portable Radio Gear to Save Time in Forests
Rangers in national forests deploy portable radio equipment to cut response time and distance traveled while patrolling and safeguarding timber resources. The initiative aims to reduce effort and improve efficiency in forest management and protection.
Moral Penalties and the Path to Spiritual Retreat
The fragment discusses how moral penalties arise from sins and the ills they bring. It argues that sinful pleasures hurt more than they seem and that belief in material suffering pushes mortals toward retreat from error. It calls for turning to Spirit and divine sources within rather than external aids.
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Dick Buck
Snavely
Emmett Joyce
Marvin Ray
Murray Kanner
Jack Beard
Joyce
Eddie Kahn
Jackets
Georgia Bulldog
Citadel
Catawba
Ray Walker
Cutee Wrelle-Noan
Katharine Ar Burn
Giant Carrot
Broadhurst
Tinto
Hecht-MacArthur
Claude Rains
Whitney Bourne
Margo
Rialto
Hollywood
Harriss Covington
Are Canouma
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Sir James Barpies
Balan Aherne Madge Evans
Merwe Goadingen
Meyer Mere
Carl
N. C. State
Atlanta
Bill Moore
Blue Devils
Wallace Wade
Durham Eleven
McLain
Tar Heel Harriers
V.M.1
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Joan Boles
Thomasville
Handy Andy
Will Rogers
Associated Press Sports
Lefr
Max Schmeling
Ondra
M. L. Stirewalt
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
S J. John’s Church
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Thomanville
E. A. Shenk
W. Hahn
F. L. Conrad
Christian Scilence
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