High Point and Reidsville Battle to Fourth Tie on Gridiron
High Point Bisons and Reidsville faced a 6 to 6 stalemate at Willis Park in front of over 2,000 fans. Meisky and Robinson connected for a High Point TD after a long drive. Reidsville threatened late but a key interception by Charles Idol preserved the tie.
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High Point
North High Point
Reidsville
Frank Barfield
Ack Bisons
High Point High School
Reidsville High
Willis Park
Bison
Beldeville
Blue Wall
Bisons
Willie Hinkle
Dick Meisky
Benson
Garner
Berry
Rumley
Matkins
Hinkle
Town
Meisky
Hugh Hipps
Skeeter Robinson
Robinson
Skeeter
Umley
Luckies
Charles
Dol
Idol
Charles Idol
Barton Seeks U.S. Women's Golf Crown in Final
Pam Barton faces Maureen Orcutt Crews in the 36 hole final of the 40th U S Women's Championship at Summit New Jersey Barton looks to duplicate her British title triumph this year and become the second player to win both majors the same year Crews, in the national event for 11th straight year, seeks to break a long British winning streak in American finals
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Summit
N. J
Pam Barton
Maureen Orcutt Crews
U. S
Miss Barton
London
British Isles
Mrs. Crews
Miriam Burns Horn
Durham Women Demand End to Serving Drinks in Durham
The Durham W. C. T. U. adopted a resolution appealing to local women to stop serving liquor at parties and to substitute fruit juices. It also urged omitting the word cocktail from newspaper party reports in the dry county of Durham.
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Durham
Five Hurt in Auto Collision Near Concord
Five persons injured in a collision near Concord. Ed Roland about 50 of Landis suffered severe head injuries. Roy Hudson of Landis had a dislocated hip. Mrs Ed Beaver Mrs James Deal and Miss Josephone Sipe in other car reported with lesser injuries. All taken to a hospital.
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Concord
Here
Ed Roland
Landis
Roy Hudson
Ed Beaver
James Deal
Josephone Sipe
Giant and Indian warrior collide in arena melee
At High Point arena a 318 pound Indian wrestled Ivan Vaduroff in a dominant display. Vaduroff fought bravely but fell in straight falls. Earlier Dixie Dick Powell drew with Al Maynard after a fall apiece and a time limit draw.
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Slick Shepherd
High Point Arena
Ivan Vaduroff
Ivan
Sunoco
Dixie Dick Powell
That
S My
Boy
al Maynard
Hunting Accident Wounds 18 Year Old on Bear Hunt
Fayetteville reports 18 year old James Myers was seriously wounded after dropping his shotgun while climbing a fence during a bear hunt. He was treated at the scene and transported for further care. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Fayetteville
James Myers
Killed in Wreck Near Winston-Salem
Robert Gay Long aged 17 of Yadkin county was killed in an automobile truck collision near Winston Salem.
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Elkin
Robert Gay Long
Yadkin County
Winston-Salem
Police arrest man after fight ends in knife wounds
Shelby police report Sergeant D. D. Williams and John Hoskins were wounded when Williams tried to break up a fight between Elgin Ross, a textile worker, and Hoskins. Ross was jailed following the incident.
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Shelby
D. D. Williams
John Hoskins
Elgin Ross
Wilkins
Ross
Hoskins
Democratic Rally Planned in Lumberton with Reynolds Clark
Robeson county Democratic chairman F Ertel Carlisle said Senator Robert R Reynolds and Representative J Bayard Clark would speak at a Democratic rally here on Monday.
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Lumberton
F. Ertel Carlyle
Robeson County
Democratic
Robert R. Reynolds
J. Bayard Clark
Knights of Columbus Rally Planned in Greensboro
North Carolina Knights of Columbus will hold a rally in Greensboro on October 12.
Purchase of 500 steers for Caledonia prison farm
Acting Director Oscar Pitts of the state penal division announced plans to buy five hundred steers for the Caledonia prison farm in western North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Caledonia
North Carolina
Oscar Pitts
State Penal Division
WPA appoints Day as Raleigh field representative
Mrs. J. M. Day was named today as field representative for the state WPA program in Raleigh. State WPA officials said Mrs. Edith Morgan of Sylva had been appointed to succeed Mrs. Morgan and other changes followed.
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WPA
Raleigh
J. M. Day
Edith Morgan
Sylva
Trio Conference Games On Slate In South Today
In Richmond Virginia Duke faces South Carolina while J C State and Wake Forest duel after last week’s Davidson upset. Virginia Tech meets Maryland in Roanoke as Virginia plays William and Mary in the opening Norfolk stadium dedication. Tennessee visits North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Kentucky visits V M I at Lexington. Clemson faces Alabama at Tuscaloosa. Furman vs Georgia. The Citadel at Florida. Navy to host Davidson’s Martin Lafferty at Annapolis. West Point hosts Washington and Lee. Richmond starts six sophomores against Roanoke.
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Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
South Carolina
J . C. State
Wake Forest
Davidson
Deacons
North Carolina
Wolves
Eddie Berlinski
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Maryland
Roanoke
Virginia
William and Mary
Norfolk
Oldiners
Tech
Cavaliers
Indians
Williamsburg
Tennessee
Chapel Hill
Tar Heel
Vv. M. I
Kentucky
Lexington
Andy Trzeciak
Wildcats
Tuscaloosa
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Furman
Georgia
Citadel
Gainesville
Florida
Martin
Teeney” Lafferty
Navy
Annapolis
N. C. State
Washington and
Lee
Generals
Army
West Point
Tex Tilson
Roanoke College
Lazzeri Hits Bases-Loaded Homer Ties World Series Mark
Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees hit a bases loaded homer in the third inning to tie the World Series record. The feat was previously matched by Elmer Smith of Cleveland in 1920 with Burleigh Grimes on the mound for Brooklyn.
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Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
One Dead and Another Hurt In Lake Tahoma Crash
In Marion on October 3 Lee Morrison 35 of Lawndale N C was injured when his coupe plunged into Lake Tahoma and his mother Minnie Morrison 55 drowned after being forced off the road by a truck Morrison escaped to the highway and got help from motorists. The mother’s body was recovered from the lake last night.
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Marion
Lee Morrison
Lawndale
N. C
Minnie Morrison
Morrison
Gordon Page
Lake Tahoma
Lady Astor Spends Vacation In State
Lady Nancy Astor the first woman member of the British house of commons began a vacation in Tryon at the home of her sister Mrs. Maurice B Flynn. She arrived yesterday with sisters Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson and Mrs. R H Brand and brother Col. W H Langhorne.
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Tryon
Nancy Astor
House of Commons
Maurice B. Flynn
Charles Dana Gibson
R. H. Brand
Col
W. H. Langhorne
Six Year Old Clyde Dover Struck By Auto
In Gastonia on October 3 a six year old boy named Clyde Dover sustained a broken leg and head injuries after being hit by an automobile.
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Gastonia
Clyde Dover
Day as Supervisor of District Eight in Asheville
A short notice outlines the day in the life of the District Eight supervisor in Asheville. The item highlights duties, responsibilities, and local governance focus for the period covered.
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Day
Asheville
Orangeades Purged of Coal Tar in North Carolina
W M Allen head of the state bureau of food and oil announced that orangeades sold in North Carolina no longer contain coal tar products.
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Orangeades
Raleigh
W. M. Allen
State Bureau of Food and Oil
North Carolina
Committee named to study prisoner segregation
Assistant Warden J Winder Bryan of Central Prison G K Brown prison psychiatrist and L G Whitley disciplinarian were named to a committee to submit recommendations on possible segregation of state prisoners to the new penal classification board.
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Raleigh
J. Winder Bryan
Central Prison
G. K. Brown
L. G. Whitley
Penal Classification Board
REA Session Ends After Three Day Asheville Meeting
The North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority wrapped a three day session in Asheville after discussing power expansion plans for the western part of the state.
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Asheville
North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority
Various college football results from Associated Press
A compilation of scores across regions with Bucknell, Duquesne, Temple, Concord State, George Washington, Waynesburg, Manhattan, Marshall, Mercer, Tampa, Loyola New Orleans, Chattanooga, Ouachita, Appalachian, Appentice, Cumberland, Middle Tennessee Teachers, Delta State Teachers, DePaul, Drake, Xavier, Muskingum, Kalamazoo, Michigan Normal, North Dakota, North Dakota State, Gustavus Adolphus, St. Cloud, Augustana, Nebraska Wesleyan, Ottawa, St Benedicts, Emporia Teachers, Arkansas Poly, Kirksville, Omaha, Concordia Teachers, Hope, Peru Teachers, St Ambrose, Midland, Northland, Jamestown, New Mexico Normal, Sam Houston, West Texas, Schreiner, Southeast Okla Teachers, Denver, Colorado College, Wyoming, Linfield, Puget Sound, and Lewis Clark entries noted.
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Associated Press
East Bucknell
Lebanon Valley
Duquesne
Rice
Temple
Mississippi
Concord State
W. Va
Fairmont
George Washington
Elon D. Transylvania
Morris Harvey
Waynesburg
St. Vincent
Manhattan
Niagara
Marshall
Valparaiso
South Mercer
Ogiethorpe
Tampa
Miami
Loyola
New Orleans
Birmingham Southern
Chattanooga
Mississippi College
Ouachita
Louisiana College
Appalachian
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appentice
Hampden-Sydney
Cumberland
Bethel
Middle Tennessee
Alabama
Delta State
Arkansas State
Midwest
Bemidji
Winona
St. Cloud
Eau Claire
River Falls
la Crosse
Duluth
Superior
Augustana
Nebraska Wesleyan
Pockhurst
Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Ottawa
William Jewell
St. Benedicts
Emporia
Arkansas Poly
Midland
York
Northland
Jordan
Tle
Jamestown
Dakota Weslayan
Southwest New Mexico Normal
Fort Lewis Junior College
Sam Houston
East Central Okla
Southwest Okla
Oklahoma Baptist
West Texas
Texas Wesleyan
Howard Payne
Trinity
Schreimer Institute
Southwest Texas
John Tarleton
Cameron Aggies
Southeast Okla
Bacone Indians
Dr Few Speaks To Duke Alumni Meet
Dr W P Few president of Duke university spoke at a Duke alumni banquet in Columbia before the Duke South Carolina football game. Also speaking were Governor Olin D Johnston Mayor L B Owens and University of South Carolina president J Rion McKissick.
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Columbia, D. C
W. P. Few
Duke University
Duke
Olin D. Johnston
L. B. Owens
J. Rion McKissick
University of South Carolina
Henderson reports no fire loss in four months
Fire Chief BE T Shepherd announced Henderson had no fire loss in four months. Only three calls were received during the period and the damage was so small it did not rate recording.
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Henderson
BE. T. Shepherd
Big Tilt Packed Saturday Football Menu Across Regions
A full first Saturday football slate features Ivy League Yale versus Cornell, Big Ten opener Iowa at Northwestern, Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech, Ohio State vs NYU, Chicago against Vanderbilt, Indiana vs Centre, and several high profile inter conference clashes. Notable results include Duquesne beating Rice 14 to 0 and Temple defeating Mississippi 12 to 7.
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New York
East
Midwest
Yale
Cornell
Elis
Carl Snavely
Iowa
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Ohio State
New York University
Chicago
Vanderbilt
Indiana
Michigan
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Colorado Mines
Brigham Young
Montana State
Duquesne
Rice
Temple
Owls
Mississippi
Five Great Milers Seek World Record In All Star Mile
Five notable milers meet in Princeton New Jersey for an all star mile aiming to set a world record that could stand until a new group of speedsters emerges. The event may be the last major all star mile for several years as runners attempt to topple the existing mark.
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Princeton
N. J
DiMaggio Poised for $40,000 Windfall in 1936 Debut
Joe DiMaggio, 21, packing for a potential $40,000 first-year haul with World Series earnings, radio and advertising deals. Hailed by observers as the greatest rookie of the city block, his Dead Pan Joe persona and river of hits spark a nationwide rise from San Francisco roots.
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Joseph Paul di Mag
Yankee
M Derers
Vadeville
Suc
Jory
Ruth
North Beach
Francisco
Vince
Diego Padres
Joe
Yanks
Giants
Youster
San Franciseals
Rise
Arlie Latham
Ty Cobb
Maggie
Five Runners Contest Mile Record On Palmer Stadium Track
Five athletes spearhead a Princeton Williams football meet on the Palmer stadium cinder track. Jack Love lock of New Zealand and Glenn Cunningham of Kansas seek to beat the 4 06.7 mile mark set by Cunningham, while Archie SanRomani of Emporia Kansas Don Lash of Evansville Indiana and Glen Dawson of Tulsa Oklahoma join the field.
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Princeton Williams
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Kans
Don Lash
Evansville
Ind
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
Government Tests Flivver Plane Powered by Car Engine
The Department of Commerce conducted tests on a flivver plane using an automobile engine. It reached a top speed of 100 miles per hour and a landing speed of 45 miles per hour, with a 350 mile cruise range on 20 gallons of fuel.
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The
Department of Commerce
Principal from Sea High Elected NC School Principals Leader
Paul Routh principal of Sea High School was elected president of the North Carolina School Principals Association at a meeting in Greensboro yesterday. P A Reid of Roanoke Rapids named vice president and Frank L Ashley of Gastonia named secretary treasurer.
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Greensboro
Paul Routh
Sea High School
Dent
North Carolina Ci School Principals Association
P. A. Reid
Roanoke
Rapi
Frank L. Ashley
Gastonia
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Maureen Orcutt
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Colorado College
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Lewiston Normal
Whitworth G. Linfield
College of Puget Sound
Dr. Few
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Paul Mickelson
Julius Andrews Page
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Canoe Brook
Carver
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Great Lodi Company
Frank Cervone
Christiansen
Teter
Forsyth
Rosalind
Hambletonian
Ed Lasater
Bill Strang
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