MacPhail Acquires Piet and Comorosky for Reds
MacPhail moving toward naming president of the Cincinnati Reds unveils a trade sending Tony Piet and Adam Comorosky to the Reds for veteran pitchers Red Lucas and Walter Roettger. The swap aims to add speed and youth, with Piet a 1931-32 hot bat and Comorosky a steady right handed pitcher. The deal follows the Reds’ effort to fortify their major league roster for a stronger push in 1934.
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Duke Nebraska Rose Bowl Favorites
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland weighs eastern hopes for the Rose Bowl stressing Nebraska and Duke as top contenders. He cites Nebraska’s fast, balanced offense led by George Sauer and Bernie Masterson, Duke’s Wallace Wade era strength, and Army, Princeton, and Georgia as other attractive options for Pasadena. He notes issues of invitation acceptance from Army and Princeton.
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California
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Jamestown Edges Kernersville in State Soccer Opener
Jamestown High defeats Kernersville High 1 to 0 in a tight opening-round state soccer game. Hicks scored in the second period after a long punt, while Jamestown's defense held Kernersville at bay.
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Guilford
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Hicks
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Hotel Detective Nominated to Western North Carolina Marshal
Charles R. Price a 33 year old hotel detective from Charlotte has been nominated by Senator Reynolds to be United States marshal for the western district of North Carolina. Price previously served as police chief in Forest City and West Hickory and is a native of Iredell county.
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Reynolds
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Asheville
Cooper
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Forest City
West Hickory
Iredell County
Hollywood Gossip and Star Spot Radioed Lively
Sightings from Hollywood outline Thelma Todd in a brunet wig on set and revealing curves in a skin tight gown. Theodore Newton and Shirley Ross grow closer while Ted buys a piano for a vacation. Celebrities like Adolphe Menjou Verree Truesdale Carol Lombard and Joan Bennett are seen at studios and luncheons with friends and reporters.
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Thelma Todd
Theodore Newton
Shirley Ross
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Lyle Talbot
Dane Banes
Adolphe Menjou
Verree Truesdale
Banner Weekend Looms In Nation's Football Slate
AP Sports columnist Herbert W. Barker surveys upcoming games across major programs. Fordham, Michigan, Pitt, Georgia, USC, Princeton, Purdue, Duke, Colgate, Illinois, Tulane, Washington, Dartmouth, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Harvard, Georgia Tech, Denver, Texas, Rice, Centenary, Columbia, Ohio State, LSU, Tennessee, Penn, Army, Virginia, Georgetown and Carnegie Tech are weighed for potential upsets, dominance or title implications as the season nears its critical hurdles.
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College football matchups spark varied expectations
New Forest Chief Carnegie favored as teams like California Idaho and New York University are noted. Rutgers looks to upset NYU after years while Boston College and Western Maryland, Stanford and Montana, Temple and Washington Jefferson, Oklahoma A M and Creighton, West Virginia and West Virginia Wesleyan are all in tight contests or clear favorites.
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Water covers Ketchikan diamond at high tide
At high tide the water covers the old baseball diamond in Ketchikan Alaska and during extra inning games outfielders sometimes play in water up to their knees. In England hotels cafes and other public places using radio sets to entertain guests must pay a fee to the music publishers society of the country.
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Property crime violence rise in Scotland 1929 to 1938
Crime statistics show a jump in property related violence in Scotland from 954 incidents in 1929 to 1528 in 1938. Officials note urban areas drive the increase, with burglary arson and vandalism contributing to the higher totals.
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Five Injured Near Durham In Collision Of Two Automobiles
Five persons were treated for injuries after a collision of two autos on a highway near Durham. The most seriously hurt include Mrs. W W Martin of Greensboro brain injury possibly fatal Miss Erma Rogers of Cedar Grove with a punctured lung and broken ribs Mrs B C Compton of Cedar Grove with facial injuries Anne Smith and Cliff Moore of Danville Va also injured. Driver A H Davis of Danville unhurt Rogers was driving the other car.
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