Snavely Plans vs Tennessee After Scout Session
Carolina coach Carl Snavely and aides Fetzer and Skidmore reviewed the Tennessee Centre game and mapped plans for the upcoming clash with Tennessee. The Tar Heels, boosted by two returning lettermen and a 21-0 win over Wake Forest, rushed preparations as heavy ticket sales pointed to a large crowd. Major Neyland leads Tennessee in a powerful, well-conditioned lineup with backfield stars Pug Vaughan and Toby Palmer. Moses Neyland and Moses the quarterback add to the notable sidelight surrounding the visiting Vols.
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Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
R. A. Fetzer
W. D. Skidmore
Tennessee
Carolina
Wake Forest
Jackson
Barwick
Vols
Tar Heesell
Bob Neyland
North Carolina
Neyland
Tar Heel Board of Strategy
Ed Kubale
Skidmore
Hatley
Pug Vaughan
Toby Palmer
Henry Krouse
Clemson and Tech Outweigh Devils
In Durham on October 3 Duke faces heavier foes as Clemson and Tech hold noticeable margins. Clemson leads by five pounds per man on the line and eight in the backfield, while Tech shows a similar advantage, signaling tougher upcoming games for the Blue Devils.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Clemson
Tech
Roll Sweet Chariot Opens in New York Cort Theater
Paul Green's symphonic play Roll Sweet Chariot opened at the Cort theater in New York to a mixed response. Critics praised the idea and score but found the execution often puzzling as the piece moves through four movements with continuous music and no intermission.
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Paul Green
New York
Cort Theater
New York Times
Green
Newcastle families burden taxpayers with outdoor relief costs
Ten Newcastle on Tyne families have cost public funds 53500 in outdoor relief. six children born to one family while on relief. This brief item notes a rising burden on taxpayers and a pattern of large families drawing aid.
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Newcastle-on- Tyne
England
Reds Begin Draft Impactful Moves In 1930s Rebuild
DETROIT October 3 The Cincinnati Reds acquired Leroy Herrmann star pitcher of the San Francisco Seals with 26 wins this year and Henry Erickson of Louisville who batted .264 in the minors. Other clubs picked Ed Cihoki Fabian Kowalik Charley Leiber W H Lewis Bob Fenner Vernon George Washington Chester Morgan as part of early draft activity. Commissioner Landis to decide eligibility questions.
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Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Leroy Herrmann
San Francisco Seals
Herrmann
St. Louis Browns
Thomas
Los Angeles
Reds
Henry Erickson
Louisville
Athletics
Chicago Cuba
International League
Ed Cihoki
Syracuse
Fabian Kowalik
Buffalo
Charley Leiber
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Boston Braves
W. H. Lewis
Rochester
White Sox
Bob Fenner
St. Paul
Vernon George Washington
Indianapolis
K. M. Landis
Sox
Texas
Landis
Chester Morgan
Beaumont
Phillies
Clemson Outscored 10 Times in Rough Week Prep
Clemson College coach Jess Neely plans a lighter practice to end a tough nine game stretch as Clemson prepares for Duke Wallace Wade’s Blue Devils. The Tigers and Duke meet Saturday in a test against a formidable forward wall and backfield while Wade and Neely recall their Alabama association.
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Clemson College
Jess Neely
Tigers
Durham
Neely
Duke
Wallace Wade
Wade
Alabama
Crimson Tide
South
Tech
Dukes
Clemson
Tiger
Van Wie and Vare Set For National Golf Semi Final Clash
Virginia Van Wie and Glenna Collett Vare, famed rivals, appear headed for a Friday semi final in the women's national golf championship in Philadelphia. Van Wie holds 3-1 in prior meetings, with their latest tilt likely to renew a longtime Ashes-like rivalry as both players enter strong form. Randy Hinson, star quarterback from the first two games, is expected to start again Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Virginia van Wie
Glenna Collett Vare
Glenna
Miss van Wie
Salem Country Club
Massachusetts
Mrs. Vare
Virginia
Randy Hinson
Carolina Rivalry Heats Up With Duke Clemson Clash
Carolina prepares for a tough Tennessee test as Captain Barclay leads a strong defense on the rainproof field. Duke drills for Clemson with a hard tackling focus while Davidson readies for Army at West Point and Wake Forest faces NC State in a live-at-home set.
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College Row
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tennessee
George Barclay
Carolina
Barclay
College
Davidson
West Point
Army
Duke Blue Devils
Clemson Bengals
Clemson
Blue Devils
Duke
N. C. State
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Demon Deacons
Wolfpack
Reddick Field
Demons
How stars funded first breaks in Hollywood stories
Hollywood writers recount how actors financed early careers with loans, savings, and side gigs. Bill Powell borrowed to enter drama school, Myrna Loy earned money via a dancing school, while early sound engineer Robert Bren sold five stories. Maurice Schwartz plans lighter work in Hollywood after years of labor.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Bill Powell
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
New York
Myrna Loy
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Robert Bren
Bren
Football slate heats up with conference showdowns
New York Oct 3 Many games loom large in deciding sectional titles. In the West Southern California and Stanford face tests after draws and near misses. Oregon State looms for USC. Washington State and Santa Clara also factor for Stanford. In the South Tulane Auburn Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Alabama Sewanee battle in the SEC. Duke South Carolina and Washington & Lee start league play with Clemson Maryland and Virginia Military on the opening slate.
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New York
Southern California
Stanford
College of Pacific
Trojans
Washington State
Santa Clara
Indians
Oregon State
Tulane
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Sewanee
Duke
South Carolina
Washington & Lee
Clemson
Virginia Military
Maryland
Toronto Loses Hope Winning Titular Series
Toronto closes its season with a 4 to 0 loss to Columbus as Ed Heusser and Mickey Heath pace a decisive victory. The Maple Leafs, defeated in three of four at home, trail in the little world series and head to Columbus to resume play.
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Toronto
Maple Leafs
Leafs
Columbus
Ed Heusser
Slinger
The
Birds
Mickey Heath
Bees Stop Trio After Honey Heist at Mesachede Farm
Three youths attempting to steal honey from Mesachede farm hives were trapped by angry bees until the owner, drawn by the buzzing, arrived and handed them to police. A Paramount studio dance director claims girls are smarter than men and notes his varied coaching roles. Winter Sport features Jimmy Durante converting a froze pool into a roller rink as cold weather arrives.
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Mesachede
Germany
Paramount Studio
United States Army
French Foreign Legion
Jimmy Durante
Predicted World Series Showdown for Tigers and Cardinals Opens
The piece previews a Tigers vs Cardinals World Series opening in Detroit with stars like Cochrane Hall of Fame and Dizzy Dean expected to perform. It notes strong pitching staff from both sides, including Schoolboy Rowe and Vic Sorrell, and emphasizes the matchup as a pitchers duel with limited hitting. It also urges support for local high school games and fundraising for Reidsville High Point game expenses.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
North State Telephone Company
al Tigers
Cochrane
Washington Senators
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Tigers
Schoolboy Rowe
General Crowder
Vic Sorrell
Cardinal
Dizzy
Daffy Dean
Wild Bill Hallahan
Walker
Tiger
Reidsville
The
High School Athletic Association
Durham High School
Durham
Fights Last Night in Los Angeles and Portland
Hank Hankinson of Akron knocked out Ed Mosebar of Los Angeles in a last night bout. Tiger Fox of Terre Haute knocked out Al Marino of San Francisco and Leroy Gibson of Wichita drew with Retchie Fontaine of Montana in Portland bouts.
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Los Angeles
Hank Hankinson
Akron
Ed Mosebar
Portland
Ore
Tiger Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
al Marino
San Francisco
Leroy Gibson
Wichita
Kas
Retchie Fontaine
Montana
Drew
Resting Comfortably in Asheboro After Fall
Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer, injured eight weeks ago, rests fairly comfortably at home after treatment at Duke Hospital. She underwent an operation there and, upon return, was placed back in a cast at the hospital, which will remain for several weeks before further care.
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Asheboro
Wm. C. Hammer
New Orleans Wins Dixie Series In Four Games
New Orleans Pelicans clinched the Dixie series by defeating Galveston 5 to 4 in game six, after previously beating Nashville to take the Southern Association pennants. The team closed the season by stuffing mothballs for the next year.
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New Orleans
Southern Association
Pelicans
Nashville
Dixie
Galveston Beere
Houses declared unfit and needing repairs in England survey
Local health officials in England inspected 1 521 520 houses and found 26 405 totally unfit for habitation while 367 610 required extensive repairs. The report notes widespread housing deterioration and calls for remedial action.
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England
City-Wide Tennis Doubles Tourney Opens Seeded Teams Lead
Poole and Short top seed in the City-Wide Tennis Doubles Tournament with Rogers and Eagles second. Jimmie Poole defeats J D Rogers to win the singles title as the event aims to complete matches by Saturday week.
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Short
Rogers
Eagles
Jimmie Poole
J. D. Rogers
Daniel
Es. Steedle
Pressley
man-Phillips
Ea. Smith
Bivins
Cope Hartley
Whitley
Conrad
Walters
Ragan McPherson
Pope
Harrier
Brockmann
Lovelace
Lewis
Crary
Redmond
Reltzel Rogers
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