High Point College set for North State opener at Appalachian
High Point College travels to Boone to face Appalachian Tuesday in the North State Conference opener. Coach Beall has his team in improved form after a 7 6 loss to Lynchburg College, with fumbling and penalties trimmed in practice as they prepare for Friday home clash with Wofford.
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Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
Purple Panthers
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Wofford
Wofford College
Growing Deaf With Head Noises? Try This
A curio ad offers a home remedy for deafness and head noises. It urges dissolving 1 oz of Par mint double strength in hot water with sugar, then taking a tablespoonful four times daily to relieve distressing head noises. It also mentions alleviating breathing issues and cites a vague therapeutic claim.
Penalties and Touchbacks in Football Rule Q and A
Bunn W Hackney explains football penalties and touchback rules. Questions cover kicks in end zone and safety touches by Team B. Answers cite Rule 9 sections 6 and 4 noting touchback when dead in B’s end zone or out of bounds behind goal line, otherwise safety or potential touchdown.
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Bunn W. Hackney
University of Carolina
the Enterprise
Hackney
A. R. Page
Ford High School Faces Strong Con Tender On Friday
Ford High meets High Point in a Friday 3 30 p m game on the High School field. Reese, a newcomer at halfback, earns a start replacing Pierce and teams with Johnson as Ludwig moves to quarterback. Cory remains fullback. Maust and Royals start at guard. Craver shifts to tackle. Cooper and Swart hold tackle and flank duties. Denny and Robbins lead the line at center and pivot.
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High Point
Panthers
Reese
Pierce
Johnson
Ludwig
Cory
Maust
Royals
Radcliffe
Craver
Cooper
Denny
Swart
Robbins
Lynchburg
Fights Last Night in Pittsburgh and Chicago
George Panka of Pittsburgh outpointed Roy Clark of Philadelphia in a ten round decision. King Levinsky of Chicago defeated Joe Sekura of Dayton in ten rounds. Carlos Herrera of El Paso knocked out Mickey O'Shea of Chicago in four rounds.
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Pittsburgh
George Panka
Roy Clark
Philadelphia
Chicago
King Levinsky
Joe Sekura
Dayton
Carlos Herrera
el Paso
Texas
Mickey O’shéa
World Series Tickets And Umpires Highlight St Louis Game
Scalpers price tickets from 5.50 to 15 for a $5.50 seat as Athletics meet the Cardinals in St Louis. Tom Kearney names odds at 1 to 2 favorites for the A's and 3 to 5 to win a game, with 6 to 1 on four straight. William Kiem to umpire the series. NL ball used in St Louis, AL ball in Philadelphia with raised seams. Four special trains will carry teams and fans to Philadelphia.
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Cardinals
Tom Kearney
Kearney
Philadelphia
Philly
Bowling Match Sparks Opening Night at King Pin Alley
High Point Fire fighters defeated beat officers 875 to 827 as Beaman led with 313 across three games and Beaman rolled 108 in a single game. Post Office team edged stars 1434 to 1414 with Peace scoring 314 in three games.
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Ahedd
Harness Bulls
Beaman
Wire Honeycutt
Madden Eeeetee
Postoffice Boys
Allstars
Uncle Sam
Peace
Post Office
Inexpensive Prescription Guarantee for Rheumatism
Promotes Alleniu for 85 cents with a money back guarantee if 48 hour relief and swelling reduction do not occur. Claims to remove uric acid deposits from joints and muscles and to aid sciatica neuritis and lumbago with safe non narcotic formula. Progressive pharmacists endorse the product and Mann Drug Co advertises.
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Mann Drug Co
Conference Debut Hopes Rise For State Squads In Focus
Charlotte Oct 1 Fans focus on Southern Conference prospects as Duke falls to South Carolina and North Carolina Wake Forest and N C State prepare for key tests. Vanderbilt lauds battles with Tar Heels while Florida looms as rival in toughest week yet. Duke backfield strengthens while Wake Forest shifts QBs as Davidson shores up defense ahead of Washington and Lee.
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North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Blue Devils
Praga
WN. C
Vanderbilt
Tar Heels
Florida
Wolfpack
Chuck Collins
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Dan McGugin
Josh Cody
Chapel Hill
Devils
Virginia Military Institute
Pat Miller
Miller
Shuford Tucker
Mount Holly
Varsity
Paul Hutchins
Davidson
State
Monk Younger
Carolina
China land under cultivation and foreign ownership
About 20 percent of China’s 54,582,100 acres is cultivated, with Japanese holding nearly half of the tilled land.
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High Point High School soccer opens fall practice
The High Point high school soccer team began fall practice with about 35 candidates reporting to Coach Edgar Hartley on the school field. Seven lettermen return this year, led by Sappenfield, Vance, Green, Culler, Hedrick, Mask and Moffitt, as the squad looks to defend the state title and faces several small college teams on the schedule. A workout focused on ball handling and conditioning, plus a practice match against High Point College is planned for next week.
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Sappenfield
Vance
Green
Culler
Hedrick
Mask
Moffitt
Bison
High Point College
Hartley
Phillips Winner at Sedgefield
Howard G. Phillips of Pinehurst won the mid-southern senior golf association meet at Sedgefield with a 75 final round and 157 total, earning the championship and a presidential post. Col. M. Bunker of Sedgefield was second, and R. B. Lawson of Chapel Hill had low net 146 after Phillips' crown led to disqualification for the second honor.
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Howard G. Phillips
Pinehurst
Mid-Southern Senior Golf Association
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Col. Co. M. Bunker
Sedgefield
R. B. Lawson
Chapel Hill
Colonel Bunker
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Low Gross
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Raleigh
Dr. D W. James
Hamlet
Navy tests cotton parachutes under strict evaluation
The United States Navy conducts a series of rigorous tests on parachutes crafted from cotton. The evaluation focuses on safety, reliability, and performance under varied conditions to determine suitability for military use.
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U. S. Navy
Alabama Focuses On Line Play Ahead Of MississippI
Alabama coaches Crisp and Donahue stress improved line play as they prepare for the University of Mississippi. First string tackle Godfrey is limping from a previous injury but is expected to play Saturday. Vanderbilt quarterback Dixie Roberts was sidelined with a lame shoulder as the Commodores held secret drills for a North Carolina game. Carolina’s backfield reserves Barrentine Turner Robbins and Wolfe impressed after Georgia Tech tactics.
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Ala
Crisp
Donahue
Alabama
University of Mississippi
Godfrey
Vandy
Nashville
Tenn
Dixie Roberts
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Western Kentucky
North Carolina
Carolina Gamecocks
Georgia Tech
Bill Barrentine
Roy Turner
Bob Robbins
Grayson Wolfe
Georgia Tech Line Shines Against Freshmen in Atlanta Clash
Georgia Tech showcased its best form of the season in Atlanta yesterday during a scrimmage with freshmen. South Carolina remains the expected opponent for the Jackets when they meet here Saturday.
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Golden Tornado
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Georgia Bulldogs prepare for VPI clash after freshman scrimmage
Athens Ga Oct 1 The Georgia Bulldogs struggle to handle Virginia Polytechnic Institute's unbalanced line formation. An additional scrimmage was planned today to sharpen the team ahead of the VPI game.
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Athens
Georgia Bulldogs
Virginia Polytechnic
Bulldogs
VY. P. I
Tigers Ready For Vols
Clemson College report says the Tigers improved during a stiff scrimmage with reserves after a weak start, as the second string Tennessee-style tactics failed to unsettle the varsity.
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Vols
Clemson College
S&s. C
Clemson Tigers
Tennessee
Laval Discovers Reserves
Columbia South Carolina reports coach Billy Laval of the South Atlantic team discovers reserves as part of a new season reveal on October 1.
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Laval
Columbia
S. C
Billy Laval
Dehart Prepares Generals for Saturday Davidson Clash
Lexington Va Oct 1 Coach Jimmy Dehart prepared to drill the Washington and Lee Generals in several new plays at a rough scrimmage session yesterday A heavy freshmen squad works to whip the varsity into shape for the Saturday clash with the Davidson Wildcats here.
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Jimmy Dehart
Washington and Lee Generals
Davidson Wildcats
V M I Varsity Backs Set for Duke Clash After Scrimmage
Lexington Va Oct 1 V M I faced a tough hour against the B and line units as rough spots surfaced in yesterday practice Coach Raftery scheduled polishing today Probable starters named include Bill Smith Lavinder Watking and Waite for the Duke game Saturday.
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Raftery
Bill Smith
Lavinder
Watking
Waite
Duke
Virginia College Park clash brightened by captain’s return
Virginia hopes for Saturday’s game against the old liners at College Park as Captain Bill Thomas returns to uniform and recovers from a charlie horse. Coach Dawson intensifies defensive drills to ready the squad for the matchup.
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Virginia
College Park
Bill Thomas
Charlie Horse
Dawson
Tech aims for varied attack before Georgia clash at Athens
BLACKSBURG VA Oct 1 A varied attack including passing and several new plays is being whipped into shape by Coach Orville Neal in preparation for Virginia Techs descent on Georgia at Athens Saturday. Several back field combinations of sophomores and veterans are being tried out.
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Orville Neal
Virginia Tech
Georgia
Athens
World Series Preview and Fan Bets Across States
The piece muses on early World Series predictions, noting a Cardinals bias and a counter guess from Daily News writer Brother Mitchell who favors Red. It mentions lingering doubt about the A's, while highlighting strong support for State and Carolina as Southern Conference contenders.
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Mitchell
The
Daily News
State’s clocklike offense hyped as NC football leaders
A reader praises North Carolina State under Clipper Smith for machine like plays and sharp blocking, predicting a big season ahead. He claims State will beat Carolina by at least three touchdowns and could topple Florida, bringing prominence to the Pack in the Southern Conference.
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Tar Heels
Duke Bad Tackling Draws Wade Shuffle Permit
Duke football draw criticism for poor tackling in a South Carolina game with observers noting a miserable display of ball stopping. Coach Wallace Wade moved several players to new positions this week amid upheaval. Commenters credit Gaffney star Earl Clary with affecting the Devils’ performance.
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Wallace Wade
South Carolina
Blue Devils
Wade
Mr. Ear
Clary
Gaffney
Devils
Hemroid tablets promise pile relief with internal medicine
A medical ad claims one bottle of Dr J Leonhardt Hemroid internal medicine ends itching bleeding and protruding piles. It asserts fast action even in stubborn cases by healing and easing blood congestion in the lower bowel. Mann Drug Co offers a money back guarantee if piles persist.
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Injuries Weaken Bisons For Lexington Contest
High Point high school eleven prepares for a Lexington game with four regulars definitely out and two more possibly unavailable. Key players Reid Ridge Shelton Taylor Hurt others Forster Ritchie listed injured but likely to play. Reserves and a junior varsity clash with Greensboro HS JV also noted.
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Asheville
Wade Marlette
High Point High School
Lexington
Reid
Ridge
Carl Shelton
Shelton
Taylor
Mountaineers
Forster
Ritchie
Marlette
Paris Palais du Sport Opens With Ice Match and Fights
Paris will welcome the Palais du Sport, built by American promoter Jeff Dickson, as a year round venue for ice hockey, boxing and tennis exhibitions. The debut program includes an Rasing Club vs London Grosvenor House Canadians match, a Frankie Genaro title defense, and Pete Nebo vs Henri Dewancher. The Tilden Tennis Tours will bring professional tennis to Paris on Oct 11 and 12, with bicycle racing planned for winter. The complex features a restaurant, halls, baths, training rooms, art space and barber shop.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jeff Dickson
Palais du Sport
London Grosvenor House
Frankie Genaro
Young Perez
Pete Nebo
Henri Dewancher
Tilden Tennis Tours, Inc
Animal Kindergarten Draws Crowds at Berlin Zoo
BERLIN AP The animal kindergarten at the Berlin Zoo attracts hundreds of visitors daily. Tiny lions bears leopards and hyenas tumble about as throngs of children beg to be photographed with the cubs some cubs grown blase from frequent photo requests.
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