Panthers Leave for Clinton to Face Presbyterian College
High Point Purle Panthers depart by bus for Clinton South Carolina to play Presbyterian College tomorrow afternoon in their second South Carolina gridiron appearance. Beall plans a brief signal drill this afternoon and sticks with starting guard Caney. The team seeks to rebound after a 12 6 loss to Wofford and prepares for American University next Saturday.
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S. C
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
Beallmen
Wofford
Julian Beall
Clyde Pugh
Caney
Terriers
Radcliffe
Panther
Beall
Spartanburg
North Carolina State College
Panthers
Near & P
Old North State
Presbyterians
Jimmy Greene
Greene
King Pin Lanes Open With Piedmont League Debut
The King Pin bowling alleys in Winston-Salem launch the 1930-31 season with a prize filled opening night featuring a match against a Forsyth alleys team. Prizes for men and women will be announced tomorrow as two new leagues Commercial and Industrial are planned for week’s end with eight teams expected each. Bill Bailey of the Y M C A will organize the leagues with eight o’clock meetings at the Y M C A. The remodeled alleys are reported in perfect condition by an inspector.
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Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Bill Bailey
King Pin Company
Fights Last Night Across Four Cities
Boston bout saw Jimmy Maloney outpoint Primo Camera of Italy in a ten round match. Chicago’s Jackies Fields stopped Tom My Jordan of New York in three rounds. Al Fay outpointed Les Kennedy in Los Angeles over ten rounds in California. Sailor Fay Kosky defeated Leon Lubrico by technical knockout in Fresno in four rounds.
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Jimmy Maloney
Primo Camera
Italy
Indiannopolis
Jackies Fields
Chicago
Tommy Jordan
New York
Los Angeles
al Fay
Charleroi
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
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Fresno
Sailor Fay Kosky
Leon Lubrico
U. S. Navy
Chinese Mayor Lin Yun kai to tour United States cities
Cannton Mayor Lin Yun kai plans a year end trip to the United States seeking ideas for municipal government from visiting U S cities.
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Lin Yun-kai
Cannton
China
United States
Stanback Headache Powders Praised by Bristol Resident
A Bristol Virginia man testifies to Stanback Headache Powders. He says the powder form relieves headaches, neur al gia, rheumatic and sciatic pains quickly and safely. The ad notes quick assimilation and pleasant taste, priced 10c and 25c.
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W. B. Couch
Bristol
Mr. Couch
Stanback
Hasty and Jamestown Tie In School Soccer Match
Hasty and Jamestown high schools played to a 1 1 tie on Hasty field. R Hilton scored for Hasty in the first half and Goins equalized for Jamestown in the second. Veach Payne stood out for Hasty while Swain Phillips starred for Jamestown. Referee Lewis. Time 12 minute quarters.
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J. Payne
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Phillips
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Ragsdale
Gardner to tackle piled Raleigh desk upon return
Gov. O Max Gardner returns to Raleigh to face urgent issues including the fate of Harvey Lawrence slated for electrocution, objections to abolishing local bank accounts by the budget bureau, and the statewide tobacco cooperative movement as efficiency surveys resume.
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Max Gardner
James L. Webb
Shelby
Harvey Lawrence
Hertford
Supreme Court
Baxter Durham
Budget Bureau
Nathan O’berry
Durham
D. G Brummitt
State Tobacco Cooperative Association
Southern Elevens Prepare for Weekend Contests
Atlanta October 8 scouts report Dixie hopes to gain edge in two Saturday intersectional games. Georgia Tech’s Boss Will Alexander plans a fast line to pressure Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh while Tornado coach Miles emphasizes a tougher defense to halt Carnegie’s quick backfield.
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Will Alexander
Georgia Tech
Dixie
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Alexander
Mike Miles
Tornado
Carnegie
Laval reshapes squad to meet LSU challenge
Billy Laval’s South Carolina team, fresh from a 45 to 0 loss to Georgia Tech, reshuffles positions with Happy Edens at quarterback and Boi neau at halfback to face LSU, aiming to erase past errors and blunt LSU’s south region scoring lead.
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South Carolina
Erskine
Duke
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
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Boineau
South
Laval
Tech
Tennessee Hopes McEver Returns in Scrimmage Test
Gene McEver, Tennessee backfield mainstay, aims to test a knee in his first scrimmage since an injury. Injuries also sidelined Hug and Brandt, but officials expect McEver’s return to steady the Knoxville Athletes.
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Brandt
McEver
Knoxville
Vanderbilt Faces Virginia Poly After Minnesota Win
Vanderbilt plans strong forward pass defense for Virginia Poly following a surprising Minnesota win. Halfback Jess Thomas is nursing a bruised hip, but the squad is otherwise in good shape.
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Minnesota
Virginia Poly
Vandy
Jess Thomas
Washington and Lee Trials Rockne Shift To Rebound 1929 Loss
Washington and Lee, a southern team, tests the Rockne shift to erase last year's defeat by West Virginia. Inexperienced players misread Notre Dame tactics in 1929, but Coach Oberst says this year’s squad understands the intricate attack plan.
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Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Notre Dame
Oberst
Berlin rules taxi supply at nine thousand cabs
Berlin police decide one taxi for every 444 residents is adequate. An association sought 4,500 cabs to ease traffic and raise earnings, but the department ruled 9,000 cabs for a 4.3 million city is suitable, hoping fares rise with better conditions.
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Berlin
Nationalists demand closure of Nanking dance halls
The Nationalist government in Nanking urges the city to shut down hotels that operate dance halls, claiming they threaten the morals of the youth.
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Nanking Dance Halls
Nanking
Hinkle Out for Friday Night Asheville Game
Captain Winfred Hinkle star end will miss the Friday night game at Willis Park against Asheville high due to a recurring injury. Asheville's team travels here tomorrow evening, rooms in the city Friday, and leaves Saturday.
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Asheville
Willis Park
Hinkle
Grid Warriors
Tar Heel Mentors Scramble to Bolster Weak Line
CHAPEL HILL NC October 8 With injuries mounting UNC coaches scramble to replace injured linemen and backs as they brace for a tough home game against Maryland. Captain Nash is sidelined by a blow with several linemen hurt and reserves are pressed into duty to build strength.
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N. C
Maryland
Chuck Collins
North Carolina
Nash
Special Trains For N. C. Georgia Game
Special cars will run from Greensboro Salisbury Charlotte Raleigh Durham and Asheville to N C Georgia game in Athens October 18. The On to Athens trains will meet at central points with round trip fares cut to a minimum. A large invasion of North Carolina students is expected departing Durham at 7:50 p m October 17.
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Hickory Factory Builds 3100 Wagons in Last Year
A Hickory North Carolina factory produced 3100 wagons during the previous year, reflecting solid output activity for the period.
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N. C
Tar Heel backs Magner Branch and House dominate early pace
North Carolina’s offense leans on Jim Magner, Johnny Branch, and Henry House as the Tar Heels prepare for Christmas-season strength battles. House posts 134 rushing yards in 23 carries with a 5.8-yard average, Magner adds 90 yards on 18 carries plus 196 receiving yards and three touchdowns, while Branch excels in returns and receiving with 180 kickoff/punt yards, 63-yard return, and a 90-yard receiving total. other leaders include Strad Nash 48 yards in 17 tries, Rip Slusser 51 yards in 12, and Stuart Chandler 22 yards in 6.
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Deacon End Ray Gregson Hospitalized Before Maryland Clash
Wake Forest reports Ray Gregson, versatile end, hospitalized with a bad knee boil. Doctors say short stay possible but he may miss Friday’s game with Baltimore. If unavailable, Boob Edwards or Bill Green would start at left end as Deacons tighten defense and prepare an improved offense for the Baltimore contest.
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One Oil for Household Equipment Says Chemist
Chemists and lubrication experts endorse 3-in-One Oil for sewing machines vacuums lawn mowers washers and more. A blend of animal mineral and vegetable oils cleans dissolves dirt protects against rust and wear and provides efficient lubrication. It costs more to make but saves by reducing repairs and replacements. Look for the red trademark on packaging.
Italians Launch Tank Ship MONFALCONE
The motor driven tanker J. A. Mowinckle built for Italo American Petroleum Company launches in Monfalcone Italy. It has a displacement of 24 000 tons and capacity to carry 16 000 tons of oil.
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Monfalcone
Italy
J. A. Mowinckle
Italo-American Petroleum Company
Diplomatic Representatives to the Vatican
More than 30 countries maintain accredited diplomatic representatives to the Vatican. The practice dates back to when the pope also ruled the papal states, linking spiritual leadership with secular sovereignty.
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Vatican
Papal States
Wilson Named MLB Most Valuable Player of 1932
Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs won the 1932 National League MVP on a writers committee tally. He led the NL with 56 homers and a then-record 190 RBIs, finishing with a .356 average and 70 points. Frankie Frisch and Bill Terry trailed in votes.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Writers Assocition of America
Wilson
Babe Ruth
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Terry
New York Giants
National League
William L. Veeck
Chicago
Frisch
Terry
Hig
Planes Discover Lake In Central Australia
An aerial expedition financed by Donald Mackay, a wealthy sheepman, found a huge shallow lake in Central Australia. The planes could not land but revealed numerous Aboriginal encampments along the lake’s banks and the surprised tribesmen, the last remaining group in Australia yet to have contact with whites.
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Canberra
Australia
Donald Mackay
Education levels among recent SD state prison arrivals
Only one of 591 prisoners received at the South Dakota state prison in the last two years had a college education, according to Warden G. T. Jameson.
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South Dakota State Prison
G. T. Jameson
Cuba Opens Winter Fruit Shipment to New York
Cuba starts fruit season with 10 000 crates of grapefruit sent to New York marking the winter export push by Havana authorities as cargo ships depart for the United States.
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Cuba
Havana
New York
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