High Point Reidsville Grid Showdown Promises Full House
A large crowd is expected at Willis park for the High Point versus Reidsville football game at 8 p m under clear skies. The Black Bisons seek another decisive win against a tough opponent while Reidsville aims to avenge last year’s defeat. Athletic Director Wade Marlette reports strong advance ticket sales as rain or shine crowds are encouraged to attend. Coach V F Jones contemplates lineup changes with Lee Shelton Pitts Taylor Hill Craven Hilton Sprye Jackson Hinkle Johnson likely to start.
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Reidsville
Willis Park
Black Bisons
Durham
Wade Marlette
Jones
Lee
Shelton
Shelton, Lg; Pitts Lg; Taylor, c; Hill, Rg
Craven
Hilton
Sprye
Jackson
Hinkle
Johnson
Deans Help Cardinals in World Series Tilt
In St Louis on October 5 the Cardinals beat Detroit 3 to 2 as pitchers Rowe and Hallahan led a tense World Series game. The Tigers rode a strong start by Bridges but Rowe’s late mastery, with 22 straight outs, shifted momentum and Goose Goslin sparked the Cards to a pivotal win.
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Kipling
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Detroit Tigers
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Gunga
Li'l
Dean
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Tigers
Wild Cats
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Lynwood
Deans
el Dorado
Ark
Bill Hallahan
Rowe
Dean Brothers
Big Diz
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Hallahan
Goose Goslin
Mttle Hallahan
A & Foot
Carda
Goslin
Bhat
Gerald Walker
Bill Rogell
Ernie Orsatti
Pete Fox
Fox
Rower
Jo Jo White
Jim Collins
Bill Delancey
NRA Swings From Price Fixing To Open Competition
The piece discusses how groups must respect the laws of the country and the majority will when electing representatives. It argues individuals may form committees but must follow democratic majority decisions in choosing officials.
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NRA
Farley Attacks At Tempts To Oust Georgia Committeeman
The state committeemen would be nominated by delegates to the national convention and elected by the convention, serving until after the next convention. The platform adopted yesterday also attacked Roosevelt administration policies, says he calls Georgia his other home and notes an upcoming visit to Warm Springs next month. It urges an end to what it terms experimentation in national government.
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Roosevelt
Georgia
Warm Springs
Professor Prognosticator Takes First Patch of Pro Football Forecasts
The piece portrays a local betting figure called the Professor Prognosticator who emerged from hibernation to post a .895 batting-like forecast rate with 43 correct picks, two ties, and five upsets from 50 games. He jokes about tougher weeks ahead and joining the brain trusters while noting the challenge from upsets and the Weatherman.
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Asheboro
Brain Trusters
Lookout Professor Prepares for High Point Reidsville Game
The writer mingles with 8 P U Electricians, runners up in Industrial league, at their cabin barbecue. Professor John Jennings’ team closed a successful season in league and independent play. Riley Martin, club business manager, provides timely information and companionship during the baseball season.
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Reidsville
8. P. U. Electricians
John Jennings
PB. U
Hhis
Riley Martin
Riley
Irony Cell
Georgia Democrats Push for Immediate End to Government Spending
The Georgia Democratic party at its state convention denounces government control of business and the processing tax on agricultural products. They urge vigorous economy measures and call for an early, if possible immediate, cessation of money spending.
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Democrats of
Georgia
Thieves Loot South Side Sandwich Shop in Wheeling
Burglars grade a South Side sandwich shop taking a baked ham a half brick of cheese two dozen buns a case of beer and a load of silver while leaving cash untouched police report no money stolen but food and drink items vanished from the store in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
South Side
Early Saturday college football shows slate across state
Davidson, Duke, Wake Forest, N. C. State and other North Carolina teams prepare for Saturday games. UNC hosts Tennessee, Duke meets Clemson, Duke coach Wade faces former colleague Neely, NC State and Wake Forest refine game plans, while Davidson faces the Army at West Point.
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Tennessee
Carolina Duke
Mson State
Erento
Wake Forest Lenoir-Rhyne wW.c. T. Cc
Davidson Catawba
Eran Newberry
Ingley Field
Appalachian Prp. c
Seer Furman Ss
Citadel Navy
Virginia W. & M
Emory-Henry W. & L
Maryland
Richmond
Alabama
Sewanee
Vandy Renee Ga
Tech
Tulane
Auburn
Old Miss
Southwestern Miss
Aggies Millsaps
Methodist
Kentucky
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St. Mary's
California
Manhattan
Kansas State
Mich
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Texas
Ohio State
Indiana
Oklahoma
Oregon State
Purdue
Arkansas
Christ
West Maryl
Illinois
West Valec
Marquette
Yale
Texas A. M. Columbia
P. Denver
Erere Vv
Princeton
Ga Pouhinasen
Charlotte
University of North Carolina At
Riddick Field
Appalachian State
Erskine Seceders
Boone
Catawba
Salisbury
Newberry
Indians
Lenoir-Rhyne
Western Carolina
Hickory
Bion
Langley Field
Guilford
Roanoke College
Salem
North Carolina
Big Blue
Carl Snavely
Tar
Georgia Tech
Ore
Neely
Wade
Crimson Tide
Six Conference Teams All Set For Weekend Games
Southern Conference elevens from the northern division prepare for tomorrow’s clashes after tougher drills. VMI heads to South Carolina to aid the Gamecocks in their new stadium setup while Washington and Lee and Maryland face injuries. Virginia travels to Washington to play the Navy with a brisk practice session amid hopes for Coach Tehee.
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Richmond
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Billy Laval
Shack MccCrady
Bud Alexander
Wilburn Clary
Erskine
Lexington
Washington and Lee Generals
Maryland
Charlie Smith
Seaton
Dick Gumm
Wofford
Earl Widmyer
Sprint Star
Vv. P. I
Florida
University of Virginia
Washington
Navy
Tehe
Georgia and Tech to Broadcast Games This Fall
Georgia and Georgia Tech football games will be broadcast play by play from the field this fall under Chevrolet dealers sponsorship in the territory. The first broadcast will be Georgia Tech versus Vanderbilt in Atlanta on October 6 with Georgia Tech and Tulane also at New Orleans, aired from WSB by Bill Mundy, sports announcer.
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Southeast
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Chevrolet
Beeorgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Atlanta
Tulane
New Orleans
WSB
Bill Mundy
Rowe’s World Series Prowess Joins Pitching Giants
St Louis star Lynwood Rowe, a 22 year old from El Dorado Arkansas, shone in a 1 hit nine inning effort against the Cardinals, matching feats of Ruelbach Pennock Earnshaw and others. He fanned seven without a walk and faced 28 batters, with Pepper Martin delivering the pivotal double in the 11th. The piece remarks on the rarity of such dominance in a World Series debut and hints at a potential clash with Dizzy Dean for the title.
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ST. Louis
Lynwood
Ark
Cardinals
Rowe
Ed Ruelbach
Chicago Cubs
Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Ruelbach
Chicago White Sox
Pennock
Detroit
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Studd
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Jack
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Mordecai
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Cleveland Alexander
Uw Grimes
Walter John
Mous
Tiger Giant
Bill Hal
Pirates
Tigers
Dizzy Dean
Charlie Gebhringer
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