Notre Dame and Army Set for Yankee Stadium Showdown
Notre Dame faces Army in a high profile grid clash with both teams traveling from their bases to New York. Coach Elmer Layden asserts readiness despite a rough season, while Army counts on its attack led by Buckler and Stancock to offset a size disadvantage.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Yankee Stadium
Texas
Pittsburgh
Navy
Elmer Layden
Ramblers
Pitt
Layden
Millner
Vairo
Sullivan
Michuta
Smith
Schiralli
Robinson
Hart
Shakespeare
Melinkovich
Elser
Jack Buckler
Joe Stancock
Shuler
Edwards
Miller
Beall
Brearley
Stillman
Clifford
King
Buckler
Grove
Stancock
Baer Eyes Lasky Hamas Double Header Tonight
CHICAGO November 23 Max Baer contemplates a double night in which Art Lasky faces King Levinsky in a ten round bout while Baer supports him at ringside and serves as second to Buddy Baer who meets Frank Ketter in a four round match. The piece also notes Baer’s quip about orchestrating two fights in one night if possible.
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Chicago
Art Lasky
Max Baer
King Levinsky
Lasky
Levinsky
Kansas City
Steve Hamas
Hamas
Max
Buddy Baer
Frank Ketter
Professor Prognosticator Reveals Saturday Football Picks
The Hermit of Billy Goat Mountain with the Marble Mind reports an .814 week average after 60 selections with 48 correct and one erroneous winner. He presents his Friday selections for Saturday’s games and notes a misfire on an unplayed or unscheduled matchup.
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Billy Goat Mountain
Stribling brothers visit High Point in new lumber business era
W L Pa Stribling and Herbert Babe Stribling visited High Point as retired boxing figures now in lumber trades. Pa runs out of Charleston while Babe, heavier than in boxing days, operates in Wilmington before returning to Charleston with their father. Babe entertained with card tricks and vaudeville thoughts, prompting speculation on future acts.
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W. L
Pa” Stribling
Herbert
Babe” Stribling
High Point
Pa Stribling
Young Stribling
Babe
Georgia
Charleston
Wilmington
N. C
Millis And Caldwell To Head Local Basketball Leagues
At a dinner at South Main M E Church J Ed Millis and A B Caldwell were elected presidents of the Industrial and Amateur leagues sponsored by the Y M C A. Officers include Amos, Spencer, and Hartley with Andrews praising local league organizers. Industrial and Amateur leagues set opening games for December 6 and 8 respectively with teams like Adams Millis, Highland Cotton, and Globe Parlor entering play.
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South Main
M. E. Church
J. Ed. Millis
A. 8. Caldwell
Charles Spencer
Industrial League
Edgar Hartley
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Board of Control
Millis
Charles L. Amos
Bill Ragan
Caldwell
R. T. Amos
C. M
Robbins Knitting Mill
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Highland Cotton Mill
Marsh Furniture
Globe Parlor
Adams-Millis “Ab
Adams-Millis
High Point Paper Box
Allen Jay
American Bakeries
Southern Public Utilities
Tomlinson Chair Co
Ccc
H. P. Paper Box Ve. American Bakeries
Tomlinson Chatr
Adama Millia
Amos Hosiery Mill
Highland
Trinity Va
Triangle
Agriculture Chemists Work to Turn Honey Into Vinegar
Department of Agriculture chemists experiment with converting undesirable honey into vinegar and explore potential uses for surplus honey through fermentation science.
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Department of Agriculture
Most Valuable Award Delayed After Today's High Point Tilt
The High Point football awards committee postponed naming the most valuable player until after today’s game with Greensboro. Committee members Dave Yow Brooks Reitzel J D Rogers C G Mackintosh Murray White and chairman Frank Barfield observed the season and will decide tonight.
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High Point
Broadhurst Theatre
Greensboro
Main Street
Dave Yow
Brooks Reitzel
J. D. Rogers
Murray White
Frank Barfield
Barker Selects Army Yale and Syracuse Clubs
The Associated Press report from New York on November 23 outlines football prognoses by Herbert W. Barker. Yale over Harvard, Army over Notre Dame, Stanford over Carolina, Purdue over Indiana, and several other pairings with favored teams and anticipated margins.
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Southern
Appalachian Wofford P. Cc
Erskine Newberry
Notre Dame
Army Geo
Washington
Dakota
Texas Tech
Baylor Rice
Arkansas
Texas Centenary
Mississippi Centre
Mercer
Florida
Ga Tech
Georgia
Auburn
Miami
Stetson
Tulane
Sewanee
Penn State
Bucknell
Syracuse
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Eeeeter
R.macon
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Georgetown
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Baltimore Lehig
Princeton
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Temple
Herbert W Barker
Associated Press
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Iron Men
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Army Notre Dame
Jack Buckler
Joe Stancock
Army
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Pug Lund
Stan Kostka
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Carolina
California
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Columbia
Lou Little
Lions
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Michigan
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Mississippi
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Colorado Aggies
Kansas State
Iowa State
Kansas
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Iowa
Drake
Creighton
Leigh
George Washington
North Dakota
Duquesne
Hasty High Opens Its Season With Reeds Matchup
Hasty High hosts Reeds High in a Friday night doubleheader at 7 30 p m for the season opener. Both the boys and girls teams will play in the fast contest and a large crowd is expected.
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Hasty High School
Reeds High School
Hasty
Big Five Priming for Turkey Day's Annual Battles
North Carolina's Big Five teams wind down drills ahead of Thanksgiving clashes. Freshman contests headline the weekend with Davidson hosting NC State and Duke meeting NC State in Raleigh. Lenoir Rhyne hosts Eastern Carolina Teachers while Catawba faces Western Carolina Teachers.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Davidson
Wildkittens
Wolf Cubs
N. C. State
Raleigh
Durham
Duke
Lenoir-Rhyne’s Bears
Eastern Carolina
Hickory
Catawba
Western Carolina
Salisbury
Tar Heels
Virginia
Charlottesville
Dick Buck
Charlie Shaffer
Blue Devil Stadium
Hank Anderson
Wake Forest
High Point and Greensboro Dominate All-State Cross Country
High Point and Greensboro clubs dominated the All-State cross country selections after a dual meet. The first team includes Davis Ellington Chastain Dennis Bolton Cook and Hedrick with second-team picks Hubbard Roach Thompson Lee Bill Wagner L. D. Wagner and Furr. Greeneboro faces Chapel Hill next as a key season test.
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High Point High School
Greensboro
High Point
Snotherly
Baucom
Davis
Ellington
Harper
Chastain
DeBruhl
Cook
Marylanders Brace For Georgetown Tilt In Thanksgiving Week
Maryland coaches plan finishing touches today as Georgetown game looms while Southern Conference rivals scrimmage at Washington and Lee. Virginia Tech and Virginia resume drills for Roanoke military classic with new plays and players. Siebels suffered a dislocation at center and may miss next week's Cavaliers game.
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Richmond
Maryland
Georgetown
Washington and Lee
South Carolina
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Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Tech
University of Tampa
Florida City
University of Virginia
Tommy Johnson
Randy Garnett
Griff Dodson
Phil Fryberger
Cavaliers
Siebels
American Stars Beat Nippon All Stars 6 to 2 in Japan
In Mago ya Japan on Thanksgiving day 38 000 witnessed the American barnstorming team defeat the Nippon All Stars 6 to 2. Lou Geh rig doubled twice fueling a 13 hit attack while Takeda Hamazaki Ihara Kuji Gomes and Hayes shared pitching duties for the Nippon squad.
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Magoya
Japan
America
Nippon All Stars
Lou Gehrig
Takeda
Hamazaki
Ihara
Kuji
Gomes
Hayes
Scrip Used In Bohemia Replaces Money In Northern Bohemia
In Liberec and surrounding areas an association of storekeepers and municipal enterprises accepts scrip vouchers in place of money. A contractor can receive a $1000 voucher for town work and use it to pay rates taxes utilities and police court fines. Vouchers can also pay wages.
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Bohemia Liberec
Bohemia
Charlotte Pros To Face Indian Chief Weller In Tulsa Clash
A full blooded Indian halfback touted as the NFL’s fastest man, Chief Weller, backs Tulsa Oilers in a Sunday game against the Charlotte Purols at Robbie's field. Tulsa adds several ex-Cincinnati Reds players, boosting a formidable eleven. Charlotte, seeking to rebound after a loss to Memphis, eyes a large home crowd as practices draw big galleries.
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Charlotte
Tulsa Oilers
Robbie
Redman
Chief Weller
Tulsa
Franks
Cripp Parols
Haskell Institute
Weller
Pujols
Cincinnati Reds
National Football League
Memphis
Memphis Tigers
Purols
Oilers
Voucher deduction fuels association fund in trade accord
Stores belonging to the association offer vouchers as payment but each voucher loses 2 percent of its value to the association. This setup creates a recurring deduction intended to fund the group’s activities.
Italian consul's son dies in Charleston accident
Andrew P. Mauro aged 32 from Charleston, son of the Italian vice consul, was instantly killed when his car overturned on a curve near Chesterfield South Carolina. Local police reported the fatal crash occurred on November 22.
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Chesterfield
8. C
Andrew P. Mauro
Charleston
Here
Terry Almost Traded Hubbell to Pirates Club
Louisville report details manager Branch Rickey and others weighing major trades. Dizzy Dean rejects a $25,000 contract as talks linger on Wentz deal with St Louis. Hubbell remains unsigned amid possible Larry French exchange. Danny MacFayden sale to Reds looms. Oscar Melillo could move to the Red Sox as Hornsby seeks value.
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Associated Press
Paul Mickelson
Louisville
St. Louis
Lew Wentz
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Louis
Paul
Dean
Dizzy
Wentz
Sam Breadon
Bill Terry
Edly
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry French
Freddie Linda
Terry
Lindstrom Ifn
Chicago
Cuyler
Pirates French
Lindy
Pite
Guy Bush
Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Hubbell
Cubs
Ranke
Philip K. Wrigley
Frankhouse
Braves
Stanley Hack
Phelps
C Root
Danny McFayden
II Yankees
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Danny
Oscar Melillo
St. Brown
Red Sox
Roger Hornsby
Browns
Star
Blue and Robertson Meet In Pinehurst Golf Finals
Pinehurst November 23 Halbert J. Blue of Pitts today reached the final for the second straight year in the annual Carolina golf tournament Blue won the title in 1932 The other finalist was F C Robertson Manchester VI who defeated BE Harlow of Sturgis Fla 5 and 3 Scofield of New York was in the running before incurring a 60 penalty for moving the ball while addressing it Blue witnessed the incident and the penalty decided the match
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Pinehurst
Halbert J. Blue
Pitts
Olina
Blue
F. C. Robertson Manchester
Robert BE. Harlow
St. Burg
Fla
Scofield
New York
State Eugenics Board Approves 96 Sterilizations
Raleigh reports the State Eugenics Board approved 96 sterilizations since the new creation law passed. The action marks a wave of sanctioned procedures amid ongoing oversight and policy implementation within the state system.
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Raleigh
State Eugenica Board
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