Duke Wake Forest clash draws near in Big Five Classic
Duke poised as favorite after dominant wins over Wake Forest and Davidson. advance ticket orders top 30,000 with near 80,000 expected for the Duke-Carolina showdown at Chapel Hill. Key players Corky Cornelius and Charlie Shaffer garner headlines as specialists brace for a punting duel and high-stakes battle.
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Ace Parker
J T House 65 Dies After Automobile Crash
New Bern on November 18 reports farmer J T House aged 65 died following an automobile accident.
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New Bern
J. T. House
Undefeated Elevens Prepare Tough Gridiron Weekend
Three remaining unbeaten teams face key tests this Saturday across the nation. Navy meets Pitt while Syracuse takes on Colgate, and Princeton and Yale collide in a pivotal East clash. Minnesota faces Chicago, Illinois plays Wisconsin, and Alabama hosts Georgia Tech as Armistice Day upsets ripple nationwide.
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Syracuse
Colgate
Red Raiders
Andy Kerr
Princeton
Yale
Fritz Crisler
Middle West
Minnesota
Chicago
Illinois
Army Machine
Wisconsin
Alabama
South
Georgia Tech
Crimson Tide
Duquesne
Pacific Coast Grid Clubs May Go Off Radio Next Season
The Pacific Coast conference may pull football broadcasts next season as opposition grows at Stanford and California with Southern California possibly siding with them. Alfred Masters of Stanford warns that radio sales hurt attendance and may force colleges from football. California’s Bill Monahan says USC is fed up. an oil firm paid 60,000 for rights this year and last, shared among ten schools.
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San Francisco
Stanford
California
Southern California
Alfred RR. Masters
Bill Monahan
Kipling Ode Tied to Armistice Day at Melbourne Shrine
Rudyard Kipling wrote a new ode linked to Armistice Day and Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance. The verse honors memory and valor, recalling soldiers who sacrificed in war and the enduring witness of the stones and memories at the shrine.
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Melbourns
Australia
Rudyard Kipling
British Empire
Duke of Gloucester
Melbourne
Fights Last Night Feature Mixed Results in Ring
In Philadelphia Paul Pirrone outpointed Mickey Walker in a 10 round bout at 160 pounds. In Washington Eddie Burl defeated Carl Cugajon while Morris Sherman bested Tony Domingues in their 8 tag bouts.
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Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Washington
Eddie Burl
Miami
Carl Cugaion
Havana
Morris Sherman
Chicago
Tony Domingues
Duke's Four Key Dukemen Set for Final Duke Carolina Game
Three Duke seniors Earle Wentz E B Dunlap and Jack Dunlap join Captain in a veteran trio for their last Duke Carolina clash at Chapel Hill. Coach Wallace Wade has produced another strong Duke squad this season.
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Himelf
Earle Wentz
E. B. Dunlap
Jack Dunlap
Chapel Hill
Wallace Wade
Scotch Foursome Play Begins for Pinehurst Honors
Pinehurst announces the mid-south open golf championship features Scotch Foursomes for the first time on American links. The No 2 course installs grass greens on the first three holes, altering a 39 year history. Notable pairs include Armour and Cruickshank, Revolta and Burke, Aycock and Reece, with 16 teams to reach 2300 in prize money after two rounds.
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Australia
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Felix Serafin
Terrell
Johnny Revolta
Billy Burke
Dugan Aycock
Charley Reece
Raleigh N. C
Willie MacFarlane
Joe Turnesa
Harold Kaiser
Benny Loving
Petersburg
Guards May Be Used To Halt Gate Crashing At Tennessee Game
Nashville officials consider calling out the national guard to curb crowds at the Vanderbilt vs Tennessee football game. President M P O Connor says 150 guardsmen could be deployed around Dudley Stadium if the request is granted. He recalls 1932 crowd crushes and notes barriers now exist.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Dudley Stadium
O'Vonner
National Guard
Vernon Cormier defeats Jose Santos in Holyoke bout
Vernon Cormier, 126 pounds from Worcester, outpointed Jose Santos, 128 pounds from New York, last night in Holyoke. The match featured a sharp display as the fighters battled through rounds with Cormier securing the victory on points.
Treasury Drops Exchange Restrictions Indicates Confidence
The Treasury's move to drop restrictions on foreign exchange purchases signaled confidence in the monetary outlook. Observers viewed it as a vote of confidence in the dollar's strength and a possible de facto stabilization against the British pound, announced by Secretary Morgenthau.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Ovma
Local Bowlers Set Record In Match
The High Point Lucky Strike Bowling team defeated the Winston-Salem All-Stars two games to one on Saturday night. In the second game Rickert Self and Cecil combined for 664 pins, among the highest scores recorded nationally.
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Winston-Salem All-Stars
Rickert
Self
Cecil
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Shelton Cossers
Bo Ghae
Local Officials To Meet On Wednesday
The High Point Officials association will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in room 211 of the Commercial Bank Building. All officials are urged to attend as this will be one of the most important meetings of the season.
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High Point Officials Association
Commercial Bank
Columbia Triumph Over Cornell On 90 Yard Return
Ralph Hewitt recovered a kickoff on the Lions 10 yard line and sprinted 90 yards for a pivotal Columbia touchdown that sealed a 107 victory after an early 60 yard drop kick by Cone for Cornell. The dramatic comeback followed Cornell’s seven point drive.
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Cone
Cornell
Ralph Hewitt Sae
Lions
Carolina Duke Gear Up For Weekend State Title Clash
Duke and North Carolina focus on final prep for Saturday's state championship game in Chapel Hill. Key players return from injuries for both sides as coaches install new plays and strengthen defense against the other's attack. Officials anticipate a large Kenan Stadium crowd as Wake Forest, N C State, Davidson and V M I also ready for upcoming tests.
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McAninch
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George Barclay
Eddie Kahn
Jim Hutchins
Davidson
Hutchins
Jim Tatum
Harry Montgomery
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Wallace Wade
Elmer Tarrall
Blue Devil
Bill Moore
Dick Dashiel
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Snavely
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Wolfpack
Hank Anderson
University of Georgia
Yale
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Shepard
Shore
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Wildcats
Doc Newton
North Mecklenburg
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland
High Point Randleman Asheboro Southern Railroad stockholders meet
Notice for the annual stockholders meeting of High Point, Randleman, Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company in High Point North Carolina. Directors will be elected and other business transacted. Meeting at 8:30 A M on November 27 1934. Stock books close November 17 and reopen November 25. Secretary Guy Be Mauldin signs.
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Washington, D. C
High Point, Randleman, Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company
High Point
North Carolina
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