Greensboro Rivalry Ends Season With Bisons at Home
In Greensboro the Bisons close their season against ancient rivals Point Greensboro at Greensboro High School. Lineups include Von Cannon Cope Johnson Ridge Whitener Sappen Arthur Lea Cook Summey with guards Shelton Grindman Rees and others. Cotton prices recall Bamberg 1919 when 40 cents a pound.
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Chicagoan Wins Hand of Fifi
Chicagoan wins the Hand of Fifi prize in a drawing. The article notes lead pencil origin and notes graphite based pencils once used for writing.
Football Stars Want Changes in Grid Rules
A survey of college football captains and stars urges repealing the rule that ends a play when any body part except hands or feet touches the ground. Thirty-nine players favor removing the dead ball provision and other changes include more downs inside the 20, greater protection for passers, and timekeeping notices to captains.
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Chicago
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Dartmouth
Newell Wilder
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Manhattan
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Bill Corbus
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Syracuse
Larry Siemering
San Francisco
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Santa Clara
Sam Davis
Florida
Art Buss
Michigan State
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Nebraska
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Purdue
Trinity Beats Greensboro Reserves 6 0 in City Stadium Match
Trinity high school opened with an early drive and a pass to F White for a touchdown to beat Greensboro reserves 6 to 0 at Senior high athletic field. Trinity relied on aerial plays as Greensboro struggled in pass defense. rain in the final quarter slowed the game. Scoring play credited to F White. Substitutes listed for both teams.
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High Point Hs Cross Country to Meet Duke Freshmen
High Point High School prepares for its ninth meet with Duke University freshmen in Durham at 11 30 Saturday. Eight straight wins boost expectations as the Bisons miss Jeter Cooke and start L C G Dennis.
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Thomasville Loses To Burlington High
CHAPEL HILL November 23 The first of the state high school championship football games the class B championship meets the winner of the Sanford Elizabeth City game at Rocky Mount today to represent the east while Burlington which defeated Thomasville at Burlington yesterday 7 to 0 meets the western half winner in the finals December 1.
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Investigation of Alleged Illegal Loans Continues
Hearing before Special Master Kenneth M. Jim in the John D. Biggs receivership suit against former Commercial National Bank directors continued. The case seeks to recover about $1,000,000. A K E Spellman represented the comptroller of the currency. Nearby, visitors at the Borums’ home included Mr and Mrs Jesse Davis and Claudia Smith with daughter Maude.
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Commercial National Bank
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John D. Biggs
A. KE. Spellman
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Maude
Tobacco plant produces 360000 seeds yearly
A tobacco plant generates about 360000 seeds each year, highlighting its prolific seed production and potential for propagation.
Anatomy class aids preservation of Tusko the three ton elephant
A University of Washington anatomy class drafted to assist preservation of Tusko, an elephant whose bone and hide weighed about three tons. The effort reflects early 20th century curiosity and scientific approaches to large animal specimens.
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University of Washington
Color blindness rare worldwide and in country
The article notes total color blindness is a rare condition with only 11 cases identified in this country and 125 cases globally, highlighting its uncommon occurrence.
Illness Absences Dominate Business Employee Shortfall
Influenza and the common cold account for 30 to 60 percent of absences from business and industry, affecting workforce availability and productivity.
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