Moffitt Beats Wood To Retain City Golf Crown
Buster Moffitt an 18 year old youngster yesterday afternoon retained the city amateur golf title by beating Frank Wood 8 up in the finals at Municipal Park. Moffitt led 4 up after the first 18 holes and extended the margin, winning on the 30th hole after a tight match with several lead changes and accurate driving. Other finals also decided saw Steve Sam defeat Ray Nance 6 and 4 Everett English defeat M. B. Stroupe 2 and 1 and E M Jones beat D A Cooke 2 up in the lower flights.
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Snavely's Tar Heel Club Rallies Against Tennessee
Carolina led 7 to 6 as UNC fought a tough Tennessee squad with heavy reserves. Coach Carl Snavely praised players like Charlie Schaffer Dick Dashiell and Trimpley while noting the advantage of Tennessee substitutes and the Heels' strong punting in a 19 7 defeat.
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Paul Muni Faces First Rushes of Bordertown
Paul Muni watches the daily rushes of Bordertown for the first time since filming began. He notes his character is present day and night and explains he avoids rushes to preserve the story’s spirit. He mentions wearing Mexican makeup and wanting to ensure the intended effect comes through.
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Upsets Break Long-Standing Football Records
Saturday upsets shattered several long standing marks with major programs suffering defeats. Rice 14 Purdue 0 marked Purdue’s first scoreless game in 40 and first season opening loss since 1926. Oklahoma 7 Centenary 0 ended Centenary’s 24 game stretch. Texas 7 Notre Dame 6 opened Notre Dame losses dating back to 1896. Michigan State 16 Michigan 0 first opening win for State since 1915 and first opening defeat for Michigan since 1928. Princeton 57 Amherst 0 marked Tigers’ highest opening score since 1890. Ursinus 7 Penn 6 ended Penn’s opening loss since 1914.
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Mills Home Defeats Thomasville 30 to 7 in Rival Clash
Mills Home defeated Thomasville 30 to 7 in a tense Friday night football clash. Perdue scored Thomasville’s lone TD with help from Burton. Miller led Mills with two touchdowns and an extra point, while Smith added the other PAT.
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Katharine Hall Bets Career on Two Lines
Katharine Hall rehearses two lines for Life Returns as her first film role. She says her entire career hinges on that moment and aims to stand out in the pivotal scene after leaving the Stuart Walker stock company and moving from Cincinnati to New York.
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Amas Fields
Wages Low in Jugoslavia Mills Paid to Women
Textile mill workers in Jugoslavia receive about 60 cents for a fifty five hour work week. The report highlights harsh labor conditions and low pay for female workers in the industry.
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State College Faces Hopes With New Notre Dame Mentor
Hank Anderson at North Carolina State brings Notre Dame influence as Snavely’s successor. Early results show a 21 to 7 win over Wake Forest, a 13 to 12 loss to Wake Forest, and a 7 to 0 tie with Davidson amid cautious optimism for progression under a three year contract.
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McManus and Blair face off for Sedgefield crown
Adrian McManus advanced to the final by a 3 to 2 win over W. I. Blanton, while Tully Blair earlier reached the final with a 6 and 5 victory over Charley Brown. The 36 hole final tentatively set for October 13 will determine the year’s Sedgefield champion.
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Turkey Protests Skirmish With French Destroyers
Turkey protested to France over two French destroyers firing on Turkish coastal batteries in the Gulf of Smyrna. No fatalities were reported as Cassard and Guepard left the area after the incident, which followed French embassy representations.
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Big Five Teams Face Stronger Opponents This Week
Charlotte date line reports North Carolina football schedules as Duke meets Georgia Tech, North Carolina faces Georgia in Athens, N. C. State plays South Carolina, Wake Forest travels to Furman, and Davidson rests. Appalachian, Catawba, Guilford, Elon, and Lenoir Rhyne also set matchups in regional lineups with results from the prior weekend.
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McDonald's Anniversary Ad Error Corrected
The Enterprise corrects a misprint from McDonald's Anniversary ad on page 12 yesterday. The item quoted Ford and Chevrolet Brakes Re fined for $9.50 but the correct price is $6.50, and the newspaper version acknowledges the error.
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A Single Deck of Cards Fuels 733 Distinct Games
A single deck of playing cards can power 733 different games. The variety arises from alternative rule sets and play sequences that transform familiar cards into many unique challenges.
Cards Rally in Ninth for Series Thriller Victory
With two outs in the seventh for a homer, the Cards take the lead as Delancey and Collins spark a late rally. Owens ejections and fines mark a heated game while Medwick and Frisch spark a deep drive and a long single setting up the winning run. Tiger pitching struggles persist with Dean lifting control issues before Carleton relieves in the ninth.
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Tex Carleton
Many First Class Gridiron Tilts Offered Over Nation
A roundup of upcoming intercollegiate games across conferences. Notre Dame faces Texas after last week's upsets. Michigan meets Michigan State while Purdue meets Rice. Key matchups include Penn Cornell Yale Harvard Duke Navy Army and more with national title implications.
Conference Clubs Facing Sure Fire Death by Own Action Program
Southern Conference teams face key tests this week as three interconference games loom. South Carolina meets NC State while Duke seeks payoff for last year’s Georgia Tech loss. Georgia and Clemson clash with Kentucky and North Carolina faces Tennessee as Duke targets redemption and Navy plays Washington and Lee. Virginia battles William and Mary while Virginia Tech fears William and Mary backfield.
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Miss Virginia Van Wie and Miss Helen Jacobs Top Women Athletes
New York October 8 1934 Miss Van Wie won the national golf title for the third straight year tying Helen Jacobs record in national tennis championships They defended their laurels against strong fields in their sports Do Traung of San Francisco was overcome two and one at Whitemarsh Country Club marking Van Wie as a four time winner in golf and Jacobs matching the record in tennis
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Ends of the World Build Planes and Train Air Crews
A fragmented item notes the United States building thousands of planes, training many men to fly, and coaching workers to construct and repair aircraft, reflecting wartime industrial effort.
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