Clemson backs pose threat as Duke linemen face test
Duke University linemen smothered V M I last week and now prepare for Clemson at Duke Stadium on Saturday. Clemson backs led by Randy Hinson and Henry McCown show power and speed, with Ber ry Woodward and Stevens also providing options as the Tigers threaten to punch through Duke’s stout line.
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Tech
Hinson
Qarterback
Yellow Jackets
Duris
Clemson
Henry McCown
Joe Berry
Henry Woodward
Alex Stevens
Big
Bisons Face Reidsville as Reserves Impress in Practice
High Point Bisons showcase depth with Pug Jackson at halfback and Meisky and Idol driving scrimmage battles. Coach Jones weighs reserve pushes against Reidsville while advance ticket sales aid the athletic fund after rain cut attendance.
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Wy. Or. Jones
Varsity
Pug
Jackson
Byrum
Davis
Meisky
Charles Idol
Reidaville
Idol
Mark Taylor
Hedrick
Bisons
Reidsville
High Point
Durham
Duke Gains Edge With Dynamic Backfield Duo
Duke eyes Corky Cornelius and Jack Alexander as key playmakers after their strong showing against V. M. I. Clarence Parker, the sophomore quarterback, is also tipped as a dangerous runner for Duke in Saturday’s game.
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Duke
Corky Cornelius
Jack Alexander
Clarence Parker
Tar Heels Win Honors At Erskine College
Frank Austin of Statesville, North Carolina, elected president of the Erskine College senior class. Charlotte Pharr of Charlotte, North Carolina, elected president of the sophomore class.
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TAR Heels
Due West
N. C
Frank Austin
Statesville
Erskine College
Charlotte Pharr
Charlotte
Tigers Not So Hot Dizzy Dean Tells World Via Radio
Dizzy Dean told the Byrd Antarctic expedition he thinks the Detroit Tigers are not as good as expected. He claimed he could beat four National League teams in a World Series and would happily pitch all four games if asked.
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Dizzy Dean
Dick Byrd
Dean
Tigers
Dizzy
Detroit
Llwynforwyn Man Kills Two Snakes With Pitchford
L Jones of Llwynforwyn Wales killed two snakes after dropping his scythe when one coiled around the handle and used a pitchfork to dispatch the reptiles.
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L. Jones
Llwynforwyn
Wales
Dizzy Dean Accepts Dinner Invitation From Branch Rickey
Dizzy Dean and brother Paul accepted an invitation to a Friday night party after a Cardinal win. Branch Rickey wired congratulations and Dizzy sent a witty reply thanking him, noting Henry Ford would be his guest and joking about airplane plans and guests Will Rogers and Joey Brown.
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St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Branch Rickey
Dis
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Henry Ford
St. Louus
Will Rogers
Joey Brown
Wildcats Prepare For Army Clash At West Point
Davidson College Wildcats depart for West Point to face the Army Cadets in their only intersectional game. Coach Newton and McEver supervised final drills as Siewers nurses a knee and Verble returns to practice after a one day absence.
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Davidson
Davidson College Wildcats
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Wildcat
Army
Newton
McEver
Presbyterians
John Siewers
Verble
Ed W. Davis Sentenced to Two to Three Years in Robbery Case
Davis received a two to three year sentence after convictions for two robberies and auto theft. He escaped from the county jail last year and was recaptured in Lima Ohio.
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Dobson
Ed W. Davis
Lima
Buses Carried Over One Billion Passengers in 1933
In 1933 public carrier buses transported more than 1 672 000 000 passengers. The figure reflects the rapid expansion of urban mass transit and growing reliance on bus operation during the era. Public transit systems expanded service to meet rising demand across cities and regions.
Schoolboy Rowe Lone Hope Of Detroit Tigers Today
Detroit fall classic hinges on Schoolboy Rowe as he strives to steady the Tigers against St. Louis in Game Two. The rookie ace, 23, aims to halt Dizzy Dean and the Cardinals after a rough opening day rout, with rain threatening a delay.
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Arkansas
Lynwood
Rowe
Tigers
Wild Boar Lands
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri
Navin Field
St. Louis
Michigan
Midwest
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dean
J. Herman
Joe
Medwick
A!so
Alvin Crowder
Firpo Marberry
Crowder
Marberry
Elon Hogsedt
J. Dean
Hank Greenberg
Charle Gehringer
Bill Rogell
Marvin Owen
Fozzies
Owen
Frankie Frisch
Frankie
Guy Bush
Gehringer
Rogell
Greenberg
Collins
Martin
Bill DeLancey
Hogsett
White
Cochrane
Big Hank Greenberg
Big Hank
Ernie Orsatti
Goslin
Frisch
Dizzy
Paul
Yale And Columbia Open Season Against Each Other
Yale and Columbia open the season against each other in New York on October 4. Yale, with a new coaching setup, remains an unknown quantity, while Columbia aims to be a major east power despite losing several Rose Bowl players. The piece notes traditional curtain-raiser opponents for Harvard Princeton Penn Syracuse Fordham Colgate and others and several expected strong matchups.
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Columbia
New York
East
Atlantic Seaboard
Elis
Harvard
Princeton
Bates
Amherst
Penn
Ursinus
Syracuse
Clarkson
Fordham
Westminster
Colgate
St. Lawrence
Aving
Dartmouth
Vermont
Brown
Rhode Island
Army
Davidson
Cornell
Richmond
Navy
Virginia
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Big Five Football Teams Sharpen for Weekend Contests
North Carolina and rivals fine tune plays ahead of Saturday games. Tennessee coach Neyland leaves for Canal Zone duty in January, while Duke gears to outmaneuver Clemson. NC State Wake Forest drill under lights, Wake Forest and Davidson prepping for Army West Point clash.
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North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Neyland
Canal Zone
Don Jackson
Carl Snavely
Dirk Dashiell
Jackson
Knoxville
Dashiell
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Duke University
Clemson College
Jess Neely
Tiger
Alabama
Wallace Wade
Duke
Tigers
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N. C. State
Hank Anderson
Wolfpack
Anderson
Nick Hayden
Dominic Cara
John Powers
Varsity
Jim Weaver
Deacons
Doc Newton
Davidson
Light Cavalry
Army
West Point
Wildcat
Johnny Mackerell
Hutchins
Yarborough
Eugene Goossens Made Chevalier of Legion of Honor
Eugene Goossens the composer and conductor now in Paris has been named a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor for his services to French music.
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Eugene Goossens
Paris
Riviera fashions surprise London and Prince of Wales
London and the Prince of Wales, long trendsetters, are said to be surprised by announcements of new men’s fashions issued from the Riviera. The reports hint at a stylish shift tracing influence to southern resorts and international designers.
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London
Prince of Wales
Riviera
Roughhouse Boxing Highlights From Cincinnati Event
In Cincinnati last night Peres edged Knowles and Schwartz knocked out Downs in Savannah bouts. Crawford drew with Goss in Portsmouth while Lewis tied Barry in Phoenix. Actis stopped Kirkwood in Washington and the card mixed wins and draws across cities.
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Peres
Cincinnati
Roughhouse Glover
Jacksonville
Fla
Carl Knowles
Savannah
al Schwartz
Bulldog Downs
Jack Crawford
Portsmouth
Red Goss
San Francisco
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Donald
Reds” Barry
Washington, D. C
Ray Actis
Walter Kirkwood
Mrs Vare Lone Eastern Hope In Women s Top
Philadelphia Oct 4 The women s national championship quarter finals on the eastern side feature Glenna Collett Vare as the sole eastern hope facing a field led by Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Leona Cheney of San Gabriel California. Other eastern entrants include Maureen Orcutt rival Frances Williams and regional qualifiers as the lineup shifts to decide the national title.
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Mrs. Vare
Lone Hope
Philadelphia
Glenna Collett Vare
Ginia van Wie
Chicago
Leona Cheney
San Gabriel
Calif
Opal
Kansas City
Natio
Dorothy Traung
San
Francisco
Weil
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carl H. Donner
Short Hills
Maureen Orcutt
Frances Williams
Philadel
Pennsylvania
Het
Thomasville High T Plays Mills Home on Friday
Thomasville High School’s football squad, coached by Pop Werner, prepares for Friday’s home game against Mills. Reports suggest a close, evenly matched contest with several injuries already noted among players. boosters urged to attend Mills Field to support the team. Also notes a historical warning about October 1931 gold coinage.
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Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Pop” Werner
Mills H
Scientists Test Sodium Amytal And Rhodan Combo
Researchers experiment with sodium amytal used alongside sodium rhodan as a treatment option for certain medical cases. The study explores potential benefits and safety considerations in controlled settings.
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