Battle Royal In Mud Here Tonite At Portsrena
Five grapplers will clash in a mud filled arena tonight at the Portsrena starting about 30 o'clock. Al Perry Texas sheik Charlie den Detroit bomber Hal Cadell Boston flash Irish Paddy Noam and Jimmy Logas Grecian gladiator form the lineup with bouts to determine the main event and a semifinal. Spectators are warned to stay away from ringside or bring rain gear as mud wrestling makes its first battle royal here.
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Meanie
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Jimmy Logas
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Turkey Dinner Planned by Iris Culbreth Post in Kinneywood
Stark, commander, said the Iris Culbreth post of the American Legion will host a Turkey Dinner in Kinneywood with Don C. MacRae of High Point as prince speaker. The program includes music by the Jarrett Sisters, Thomasville Sons of Levi, and a Negro quartet, with Mrs Stark serving as master of ceremonies.
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Stark
Iris-Culbreth
Erican Legion
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Kinneywood
Don C. MacRae
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Ladies of the Legion
Legion
Jarrett Sisters
Sons of
Lelon
Em Stark
Paul Green
Willie B. May
E. Tomlinson
H. G
Sam Stark
Leon
Hershey Retains Amateurs in League Plans
Hershey Pennsylvania announces its amateur status will continue within the International League while remaining an amateur squad in the minor circuit.
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Hershey
Ershey
Police Seek Hit and Run Driver After Trinity Street Crash
Thomasville police searched yesterday for the hit-and-run driver after a two-vehicle wreck on Trinity Street near four o'clock. Mrs. H A Williard of 200 Shepherd Street was forced off the road by a truck. her car was badly damaged and she was taken to City Memorial hospital with no serious injuries.
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City Memorial Hospital
Notre Dame Captain Brown to Miss Opener in LA
Earl Brown Jr Notre Dame basketball captain will miss the Irish court opener against Southern California. He is shifting to left end for the December 3 matchup in Los Angeles.
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South Bend
Earl Brown, Jr
Notre Dame
Southern California
Los Angeles
Bermuda Onions Grow Beyond Island Limits
Bermuda onions are not unique to Bermuda as the crop also thrives in Florida and Texas with abundant production.
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Florida
Texas
Blocking and tackling shine in big gridiron season
John Schommer, veteran Big Ten umpire, says blocking this season is ferocious and clearer gaps open for ball carriers in Minnesota-Northwestern and Notre Dame-Illinois games. He notes improved tackling and reflects on changes in technique and refereeing after 30 seasons officiating.
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John Schommer
Minnesota
University of Chicago Star
Schommer
Big Ten
Notre
Republicans to Organize in High Point Tonight
A High Point township Republicans meet at 105 West Commerce street tonight at 7:30 to organize a permanent GOP home. W. L. York says the session aims to build a lasting Republican organization and urges all able to attend. An unrelated note claims England drinks about 170000 cups of tea per minute.
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High Point
England
Blocking Stars Power Midwestern Gridiron Attacks
Notre Dame’s Steve Sitko and Michigan’s Forest Eva sheski lead a wave of top blockers in the Midwest. Indiana’s son Graham, Wisconsin’s Howie Weiss, Purdue’s Ted Hennis, Minnesota’s George Faust, Northwestern’s Bernie Jefferson, and Michigan’s Tom Harmon also stand out, clearing paths for their backs all season.
Dr. McWilliams Known As 50-Cent Doctor For 60 Years
Flashes Of Life Monticello New York Dr Frederick A McWilliams a horse and buggy physician served Sullivan county for six decades charging 50 cents per visit He lived in a small apartment prepared his own prescriptions and neighbors thought him poor Now in surrogate court his estate is valued at 250000 dollars after his death last August
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N. Y
Frederick A. McWilliams
Sullivan County
McWilliams
Surrogate’s Court
Rickenbacker predicts transatlantic weekend hops in five years
World War ace Eddie Rickenbacker says aircraft speeds of 300 miles per hour at 20 000 to 30 000 feet will make weekend trips from New York to Paris London Berlin or Moscow common within five years. He adds it is feasible today and will become a habit.
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Paris
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Moscow
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Mail car stops to save lost letters in Hampshire
Hampshire Illinois adopts a five minute stop for the Milwaukee rail line flyer after mail sacks were crushed by train suction. Mail will be brought into the station to prevent further loss.
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Ill
Woman returns lost $9300 in cash to owner in Cedar Rapids
An unidentified woman found 9300 dollars in currency on the street and returned it to Mrs. Charles J. Stewart, who had reported the loss while carrying the money in a dirty pink purse. Police records note the bills were in denominations of fifty and one hundred.
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Fportune
Cedar Rapids
Charles J. Stewart
Fire drill ends with 12 foot run in Winchester
Winchester fire department responded to a small blaze on the second floor of the same building. Fire caused by a burning curtain. Sirens wailed as trucks roared from the station and halted at the scene.
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Winchester Fire Department
Telegrams and campaign stunts spice Bridgeport election
Mrs. James J. Whelan begs her husband stop self‑promo telegrams as he runs for sheriff. The item sits among quirky clips from New York to Albuquerque, including a New York City school ban on sex instruction and a deer feeding fine in Richmond Park.
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Conn
James J. Whelan
Neuter New York
New York City
Board of Education
London
Richmond’ Park
Michigan Football Derby Penalty Prompts Odd Rule
The Michigan varsity football team enforces a derby penalty for a fumbling player. The guilty player wears an oversized derby until the next game, a rule framed as part of a Derby Club. A stray line mentions Florida rivers and lakes but lacks clear relevance.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Tuna Tonnage Report From Halifax In 1938 Season
Approximately 50 tons of giant bluefin tuna were taken from Nova Scotia waters during the three months of the 1938 season. The Ohio deer population is estimated at 3,000, spread across 20 counties.
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Nova Scotia
State
Ohio
Dartmouth Shatters Ivy Trio with Historic Sweep
Dartmouth this year defeated Harvard Yale and Princeton in the same season marking a historic sweep by the Green over all three major Ivies. The feat underscores a dominant performance across the season by Dartmouth and highlights a notable collegiate sports achievement.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Before Columbus the Earth was thought largely land
As known knowledge before contact with the Americas, sailors and scholars believed the world’s surface was mostly land, with about three-fourths covered by water. The view shaped early navigation and mapmaking.
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