Sectional Gridiron Clashes Dominate National Program
Georgia meets Yale and Ohio State travels to Philadelphia as top teams across the nation chase perfect records. Michigan Nebraska Duke Princeton Army Iowa Purdue Notre Dame Purdue and others headline a day of pivotal games with battles from the West to the East and a potential upset atmosphere at major venues.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Georgia
Yale
Ohio State
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
California
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon State
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Duke
Maryland
Mississippi
Tennessee
Princeton
Dartmouth
Army
Harvard
Los Angeles Coliseum
Hawkeyes
Georgian
Crimson
Midwest
Notre Dame
Purdue
Carnegie
Pitt
Navy
Ramblers
Pittsburgh
Duqueene
Pitt Panthers
Columbia
New York University
Fordham
Yankee Stadium
Brown
Syracuse
Providence
Virginia Poly
Alabama
Colorado University
Utah
Texas
Arkansas
Baylor
Rice
Barclay Bar Clay Earns All-Southern Guard Rumors
UNC lineman George Bar clay is tipped as a sure All-Southern and top All-America candidate. Bil Alexander of Georgia Tech hails him as dynamite and All-America caliber, noting Bar Clay’s guard play, center defense, and leadership of the Carolina line from Kiski Prep background.
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George Barclay
University of North Carolina
Bil Alexander
Georgia Tech
George
Kiski Prep
Pennsylvania
Carolina
Fights Last Night Reported Across Card
In Chicago Bill O Connell 160 from Streator defeated Bobby Millsapp 160 of Chicago by knockout. In Detroit Frankie Wolfram 124 beat Orville Brouillard 126 of Windsor Ontario by decision. In Philadelphia George For rester 160 from Elizabeth New Jersey defeated Billy Ketchell 16944 of Millsville New Jersey by decision. In Baltimore John Craven 125 from Philadelphia outpointed Marchese 181 of New York.
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Chicago
Bill O'Connell
Streator
Bobby Millsapp
Detroit
Frankie Wolfram
Orville Brouillard
Windsor
Ont
Philadelivhia
George Forrester
Elizabeth
N. A
Billy Ketchell
Millsville
Baltimore
John Craven
Philadelphia
Marchese
New York
Football Scores From AP East to Intermountain Union list
AP recap lists college football results across regions. Washington and Jefferson 6 George Washington 13 New River State 6 St. Vincent 25 Mississippi College 0 Loyola New Orleans 38 Newberry 16 Presbyterian 7 Flon 7 Lenoir Rhyne 6 South Georgia State 6 South Georgia Teachers 25 Erskine 6 Rollins 25 Missouri Mines 0 St. Louis U 26 Hiram 0 Bowling Green 0 Western Union 2 Omaha U 52 Simpson 7 St Ambrose 3 Ouachita 14 Arkansas Tech 7 Arkansas State nee 13 Arkansas Hendrix 13 Sasacus A M 6 Springfield Teachers 6 Warrensburg Teachers 21 Bethany 12 Friends 6 Mayville Teachers 0 James town 27 Culver Stockton 20 Kemper 7 Kansas Wesleyan 13 Emporia 22 McPherson 0 Ottawa 15 St Benedicts 32 Rockhurst 13 Haskell Reserves 0 Chillicothe Business College 7 Southwest Teachers 28 Northwest Teachers 6 Indiana State T 38 Rose Poly 19 Austin College 0 Abilene Christian 13 Ranger Junior College 0 Schreiner Institute 9 Texarkana College 13 Paris Jr Sam Houston Teachers 0 Southwest Texas Teachers 3 Linfield 0 Columbia Ore 12 Idaho Freshmen 14 Whitmore 0 Intermountain Union 7 Montana Mines 25
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Associated Press
Washington and Jefferson
George Washington
New River State
St. Vincent
South Mississippi College
Loyola
New Orleans
Newberry
Presbyterian
Flon
Lenoir-Rhyne
South Georgia State
South Georgia Teachers
Erskine
Rollins
Midwest
Missouri Mines
St. Louis U
Hiram
Bowling Green
Western Union
Omaha U
Simpson
St. Ambrose
Ouachita
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas State Nee
Arkansas Hendrix
Sasacus A. & M
Springfield
Warrensburg
Bethany
Kans
Friends
Mayville
N. D
Jamestown
Culver-Stockton
Kemper
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia T
McPherson
Ottawa
St. Benedicts
Rockhurst
Whitmore
Intermountain Union
Montana Mines
Y M C A Soccer Team Faces Jamestown All Stars
The High Point Y M C A soccer team meets Jamestown All Stars this afternoon on the local high school field. Jamestown, led by Guilford College athlete Stanley Moore, fields a strong lineup including L B Parker J L Hayworth C F Ragsdale and others with Whitaker guarding the goal.
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High Point Y. M. C
Jamestown All-Stars
Jamestown
Guilford College
Stanley Moore
L. B
Parker
J. L
Hayworth
C. F
Ragsdale
Brown
Long
New Trial Granted In $75000 Suit Against Actress
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge J P Sproul set aside the $75,000 verdict against actress Claire Windsor in the Read love case. He called the award grossly excessive and granted a new trial after finding passion prejudice and new evidence for the defense.
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Los Angeles
Marian Ys Read
Oakland
Claire Windsor
Alfred ©. Read, Jr
J. P. Sproul
Charlotte Wildcats 27 0 Over Black Bisons in Conference Clash
Charlotte High Wildcats defeated the light Black Bisons 27 to 0 in Western Conference action. All Southern back Charlie Gadd scored twice with a trio of touchdowns including a late triple lateral setup. defensive stands by High Point limited scoring and highlighted Copeland Lea and Hinkle in the line.
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Charlotte
Charlotte High Wildcats
Bisons
High Point High School
Wildcats
High Point
Graves
Charlie Gadd
Gadd
Sprye
Lea
Johnson
Black
Shoup
Hinkle
All-Southern
Jack Copeland
Arthur Lea
Sappenfield
Montgomery
E. Summey
Craven
Grey
Strong
C. Chaplin
J. Chaplin
Westerfield
Atkinson
Barr
Smith
Davidson
DeArmon
Ison
Carolina
Gamecocks Face State Wolfpack For Clean Conference Record
In Columbia South Carolina on November 11 the University of South Carolina Gamecocks meet North Carolina State Wolfpack aiming to remain unbeaten in the Southern Conference after wins over Clemson and VPI. Game time listed as 2 30 p m with probable lineups and officials noted.
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Columbia
D. C
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Clemson
Gamecocks
N. C. State
Carolina Stephens
Prubecelnkenaae Teaacs
Johnson Stanko
Eas Swike Fowble
Eae
Ely Buchanan
Morehead Ar
Huskey Redding
Craig
Vakan Beck
Tee Mauney McQuage
Wai Yas
Hambright Bohannon
B. Clary Poe
veneWee Eeds
McDougal
Black
Davidson
Perry
Sewanee
Sebring
Kansas Aggies
Foster
Hampden-Sydney
Child Dies After Burns From Open Grate
Louise Norris three died in a hospital at Lumberton from burns received when her clothing caught fire from an open grate. The report notes the incident occurred two weeks earlier.
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Burns Lumberton
Louise Norris
Burns
Kiwanis to focus on unemployed youth nationwide
Kiwanis International council announced plans to mobilize 1,863 clubs in the United States and Canada toward youth programs for unemployed adolescents. The effort, led by Yale's Frank L. Eversull, aims to organize 4-H, scouts, safety campaigns, libraries, and arts activities to prevent delinquency and counter communist influence.
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Chicago
Kiwahis International
United States
Canada
Frank L. Eversull
Yale University
Kiwanis
Everstll
Duke to Meet Old Liners at Byrd Stadium Today
Duke University travels to College Park Maryland to face Maryland in a game set for 2 pm Officials include Everett Strupper as referee with Virginia and Virginia Tech picks. Duke enters after last year’s 34 to 0 victory and rests a strong lineup led by Rogers Crawford and Dunlap.
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Duke
Byrd Stadium
College Park
Duke University
Maryland
Duke Rogers & Crawford
Ge. Dunlap
Oi Dineda
Gretz J. Ae
SSA
Garrett Durner
Vntas
Callahan Wee
Enone
B. Buscher
OD Co
Vances Viddas Tases Nelson Cerning
Ua Tik
Ae de Yeager
Beinee Sachs
Everett Strupper
Georgia Tech
C. BR. Williams
Virginia
H. T. Parrish
Virginia Tech
R. A. Carrington
BE. B. T
Citadel Bulldogs Tackle Wildcats on Richardson Field
Citadel seeks a second straight win over Davidson as coach Tatum Gressette plans to start several reserves. The Wildcats arrive in good shape for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff at Richardson Field with key players listed among Citadel and Davidson starters and officials named.
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Davidson
Citadel
Bulldogs
Richardson Field
Wildcats
Tatum Gressette
Davidson Keith
Bavetaxvar
Ays Morgan Matei
Potter
Repeal Leading as Kentucky Ballot Count Progresses
Kentucky voters continued tabulating ballots on November 10 with repeal ahead by more than 45,000 votes. In 2,078 of 4,204 precincts counted, repeal stood at 175,842 to 128,048 against, as Louisville reported.
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Louisville
Kentucky
San Diego Bout Ends in Knockout Draw? Noted
Sammy ODell 148 of Akron defeats Tommy Huffman 1524 in Long Beach California by KO. Huffman listed at 0 rounds. No official score or further details provided.
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San Diego
Calif
Sammy O'Dell
Akron
Tommy Huffman
Long Beach
Food Market Advice: Seasonal Produce and Cooking Tips
Ann Page surveys current fruit and vegetable stands across the United States noting out of season asparagus from the Imperial Valley and various regional produce. She advises on economical green beans from Florida, cauliflower and spinach preparations, plus mushroom usage as a dressing rather than a meal, and offers recipes for stews and roasted poultry to suit winter eating.
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United States
Imperial Valley
Maine
Idaho
Florida
California
Long Island
Oregon
Hitler Defies Foreign Nations In Campaign Speech
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler adressing labor in a pre election rally. He defies foreign nations and vows Germany will not sit at the diplomacy table unless equality is guaranteed, while promising peace and a strong Nazi ticket to voters.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Left Alone to Seek Salvation in Quiet Resolve
A fragment states the subject should be left alone to work out its own salvation. The phrasing implies a personal or solitary stance toward self-determination without external interference.
Officers Raid Culvert For Whisky As Crowd Watches
In Charlotte on November 11 officers waded into a culvert and retrieved eleven jars of whisky after a raid on a liquor safe. A large crowd observed the operation as Willie Chrisholm was arrested on public record.
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Charlotte
Willie Chrisholm
Southern Pathological Conference at Duke Monday
The southern pathological conference will be held at Duke university Monday with representatives from 12 southern states expected to attend.
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Durham
Duke University
Chapel Hill and Davidson Meet as N C Grid Fans Roar
November 11 report from Charlotte notes Duke and North Carolina State traveling to face rivals while UNC hosts Wake Forest and aims for a third Big Five win. Davidson hosts Citadel as Duke skates toward Maryland game and Elon wins in state conference play.
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Charlotte
Chapel Hill
Davidson
Duke
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
Citadel
College Park
University of Maryland
High Point Hunters To Take Part In N. C. Field Trials
Rockingham hosts the fourteenth annual North Carolina Fox Hunters Association field trials and bench show November 14 to 18. Hunters from Georgia South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia join local clubs for horn blows and chasing Reynard with casts scheduled each morning and a bench show judged by N Taylor of Johnson City. Frank L Page of Greensboro is association president and J M B Lewis of Burlington Va is master of hounds.
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High Point
N. C
Rockingham
Sedgefield Hunt Club
Greensboro
Point
Burlington
Jand
Frank L. Page
Grea
Asso
J. M
Tar Heels Hope To Keep Record In State Clean
UNC plays Wake Forest in Chapel Hill aiming to stay unbeaten in state play. The Tar Heels seek to improve after a scoreless tie with the Deacons last year as 2 p.m. kickoff and local officials from Maryland Illinois Loyola and P C.
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Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
W. Forest
N. Carolina
Brewer
Maryland
Sholar
P. C
Menton
Loyola
Burke
Tllinois
Cigar Consumption in the United States Reaches Record 1932 Total
In 1932 about 5.17 billion cigars were consumed in the United States as reported by national trade and industry figures. The figure highlights peak tobacco use during the year amid economic strain and shifting consumer habits.
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United States
Golfing Stars Set To Tackle Kenn Course In Tou
Amateur and pro stars faced a cold day as they began the national capital open at Kenn course. The first round carried a $2,000 purse with early leader Al Houghton posting 67 in warmups and many top names entered including Ralph Guldahl Johnny Goodman Horton Smith Craig Wood Runyan and Kirk.
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Washington
al Houghton
Tommy al Ralph Guldahl
Johnny Goodman
Joe Kirk Horton Smith
Soneee
Craig Wood
Bill Mehlhorn
Cruickshank
Densmore
Paul Runyan
John Farrell
al Espinosa
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