Tar Heels Open Grid Season At South Carolina
UNC football team leaves Chapel Hill for Columbia to face the South Carolina Gamecocks tomorrow afternoon in the season opener. Coaches Bob and Bill Fetzer and trainer Bob Langon accompany the squad as changes in the lineup aim to boost offense after a 6 to 0 opening loss to Wake Forest. Expected starters include Murray, Dodderer, Morehead, Robinson, Whisant, Braswell, McIver, Sparrow, Bonner, Devin, and Shuford at fullback, with Shuford noted as the heaviest and fastest back.
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Dodderer
Morehead
Robinson
Whisant
Braswell
McIver
Sparrow
Bonner
Devin
Shuford
White Sox Can Tie For Fourth In League Chase
New York dispatch reports the White Sox hold a mathematical chance to tie Detroit for fourth in the American League with two games left. Detroit is certain of fourth, as the best Chicago can do is share that spot. Browns hold third with St Louis recent win leaving Chicago two games back. George Sisler had a 26 at bat slump ended with a single. Kenship earned his 17th win as Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 0. Yankees could threaten Indians for sixth if New York wins two while Cleveland drops two. In the NL the Phillies dropped a third straight to the Robins 6 to 5 as Brooklyn nears fifth. Brooklyn must sweep Braves to overtake fifth. Chicago still seeds for fifth, Phillies for sixth.
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Stuffy) McInnis
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Peary Sails for Sydney as Bowdoin Welcomes Voyager Crew
The Peary steamer from the MacMillan Arctic expedition sailed from Stands to Sydney N S and the Bowdoin schooner, carrying the rest of the crew, is expected to depart Battle Harbor Labrador to join the Peary at Sydney before the voyage to Wiscasset Maine.
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Methodist Protestants To Battle Oak Ridge at Welch Park
The slated 3 30 pm game features the Methodist Protestants taking on Oak Ridge at Welch Park. The piece highlights Washingtons strong reserve depth behind regulars in the 1924 world series context and notes Pittsburghs bolstered but thinner squad with key backups ready for action.
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High Point College Opens Season Against Oak Ridge at Welch Park
Coach Jack Boylin leads High Point College in the season opener against Oak Ridge at Welch Park Saturday at 3 30 pm. The squad has shown marked improvement in three weeks of drills as Method named captain and a large crowd is expected for the 1925 grid debut.
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Beyond the Border at Broadhurst Promises Western Drama
Western without a shooting match highlights the film Beyond the Border at the Broadhurst for today and tomorrow. Princess Neela, an Indian noble living on a nearcity reservation, stars as a modern, self supporting performer earning a living while maintaining her heritage.
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Hollywood
Shore Leave Opens as Navy Romance Comedy at American
Dick Barthelmess stars as Bilge Smith in Shore Leave a lively Broadway inspired film about a sailor who woos Connie Martin a small town dressmaker while on shore leave. Dorothy Mackaill supports as Connie with scenes aboard the battleship Arkansas and director John Robertson also credited for Sally at Broadway theatre.
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American Theatre Today
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Connie
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Barthelmess
Dorothy Mackaill
Connie Martin
Frances Starr
Miss Mackaill
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Navy Department
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Robertson
Colleen Moore
Sally
Broadway
Alfred EB. Green
Céliien Moore
Mrs R A Sheloff Visits Winston-Salem Guest of Mrs Waldren
Mrs R A Sheloff spent yesterday in Winston-Salem as a guest of Mrs William Waldren.
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R. A. Sheloff
Winston-Salem
William Waldren
Denied Application for Interparliamentary Delegation
Washington October 3 AP The application of Miss Mary Mac Swiney a member of the Irish republican party for admission as a delegate to the interparliamentary union conference was denied today by Baron Theodor Hiswaerd president of the union.
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Mary MacSwiney
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Sally Scores Hit for Colleen Moore in Screen Version
All the charm that marked Ziegfeld's stage production of Sally is caught and enhanced in First National's screen version, with Colleen Moore delivering the title role.
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Elm Tree Inn
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Leon Errol
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John T Murray
Dan Mason
Eva Novak
Ray Haller
Carlo Schipa
E. F H. Calvert
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