High Point College Plans 1937 Gridiron Revival
High Point College announces a 1937 football schedule with no varsity games but an intramural program and a freshman team. The Panther eleven will build toward a 1938 North State conference return, following a four year gap and past Little Six era success under coach Beall and earlier coaches.
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High Point College
G. J. Humphreys
North State
Panther
High Point
Panthers
Jack Boylin
Catawba
Lenoir-Rhyne
Atlantic Istian
Elon
Guilford
High Tint
Julian Beall
Warneke Traded From Cubs To Cardinals In Major Move
ST LOUIS October 8 Branch Rickey Cardinals owner says Jim Collins first baseman and LeRoy Parmelee pitcher were traded to the Chicago Cubs for Len Warneke pitcher in a straight deal with no cash. Warneke long key Cub ace and highly regarded right hander joins St Louis roster.
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ST. Louis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim “Ripper” Collins
LeRoy Parmelee
Chicago Cubs
Len Warneke
Collins
Cardinals
Red Birda
Rochester
St. Louie
Johnny Mize
Parmelee
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Manhattan
Warneke
Cub
Sedgefield Horse Show Opens Friday Afternoon
The Sedgefield Horse Show begins Friday at 2 PM with a two day program featuring 175 entries across four programs. Extra stables and a larger ring were built, with extensive lighting to show riders from all angles and proceeds benefiting Guilford County Sanitarium.
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Sedgefield Horse Show
Guilford County
North Carolina
Majors Seek Trades as Prospects Improve Rosters
Baseball owners anticipate a busy winter with strong minors producing ready players while money flows. Yankees seek two top starters and a Reserve. Tigers may shift players as Rudy York returns and Greenberg moves positions. White Sox need a catcher retool. Senators eye infield and outfield upgrades plus a starter. Indians weigh a Bob Feller deal with options active.
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New York
Yankees
Yankee Farms
Joe McCarthy
Tigers
Rudy York
Milwaukee
Willay
Han Greenberg
George Tebbetts
Beaumont
Manger Cochrane
Chet Laabs
al Simmons
Goose Gossi
Flea
Clifton
White Sox
Luke Well
Zeke Bent
John Whitehead Ma
Joe Kuhel
Washington
Senators
Indians
Bob Feller
Randolph Enrollees Are off to CCC Camp
Sixteen Randolph county men entrained for Greensboro to be assigned to CCC camps in this district. The list includes Loy Hughes Denton route one Reubal Redding Randleman William Branson Ramseur Edgar Pugh Franklinville route one Jim Dennis Randleman Clay Smith Liberty route one Wade Nelson Millboro Lindley Craven Randleman Virgil Maneas Asheboro route one George Kye Randleman route three Berkley Ora Randleman route two Leo Lineberry Pleasant Garden route one Bill Richardson Sea Grove James Lucas Asheboro George Hill Randleman route two Warren Parson Asheboro route one.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Greensboro
CCC
R. T. Lloyd
Loy Hughes
Denton
Reubal Redding
Randleman
William Branson
Ramseur
Edgar Pugh
Franklinville
Jim Dennis
Clay Smith
Liberty
Wade Nelson
Millboro
Lindley Craven
Virgil Maneas
George Kye
Berkley Ora
Leo Lineberry
Pleasant Garden
Bill Richardson
Seagrove
James Lucas
George Hill
Warren Parson
Randolph County Commissioners Meeting Actions
Randolph County board of commissioners ordered a cas ket for George M. Goins burial and exempted J G Alman from poll tax for three years due to disability. Sheriff Kings tax report for 1935 was accepted and 1936 taxes set at 289217.16. Elizabeth Cameron of Liberty to be placed in the state sanitorium for three months at county expense. L T Hammond awarded foreclosure contract on 1933 land sale certificates.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
George M. Goins
J. G. Alman
Richland Township
C. BE. King
Elizabeth Cameron
Liberty
L. T. Hammond
M. EF. Johnson
C. M. Hayworth
J. B. Farlow
E. M. Kearns
Ink blotting paper born from drying sand method
A 19th century paper mill owner, writing on unsized paper, saw ink spread and conceived blotting paper. Sand used to dry ink inspired the invention, transforming writing methods and document preservation.
Golden Crusade to Shine at Sedgefield Show
Golden Crusade, a top Kentucky bred horse, was purchased by Mr and Mrs Nathan Ayers of High Point and Sedgefield to be shown at the Sedgefield Horse Show opening tomorrow. A full sister to Miss Detroit and undefeated this year, the gelding earned top honors at the Harrodsburg KY fair. George Gwinn will judge and show the horse for the new owners.
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Kentucky
Nathan Ayers
High Point
Sedgefield
George Gwinn
Ryan Praised as Grapple Star in High Point Main Event
Bounding Rosy Ryan the smiling redhead will face Al Maynard in the main event of Curtis Denning’s wrestling bill at High Point arena. Promoters Dempsey Crockett Moore Sigel praise Ryan as a future top attraction with several strong showings in Greensboro Winston Salem and Charlotte.
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Rosy Ryan
High Point
al Maynard
Portland
Curtis Denning
High Point Arena
Jack Dempsey
Manassa
Ryan
Boston
Dempsey
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Jim Crockett
Pete Moore
Roanoke
Morris Sigel
Houston
Murdoch
Dixie Dick
Indiana
Tevfik Pasha, Last Ottoman Grand Vizier, Dies at 95
Tevfik Pasha, 95, the last grand vizier of the Ottoman Empire, died in Istanbul today. The Turkish statesman led the government in the waning years of the empire.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Tevfik Pasha
Ottoman Empire
Powell Becomes World Series Hero After Quitting Baseball Dream
Alvin Jacob Powell rose from a 1933 plan to quit baseball for a policeman’s beat to a 1936 World Series hero. The Washington native led Yankees in batting at .455 with 10 hits in 22 at bats and drove in five runs while showing flawless fielding and base running during their championship run.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
New York
Alvin Jacob Powell
Washington
Ben Chapman
Powell
Duke Prepares TS Fences for Clemson Tigers
Southern Conference teams train intensively for Saturday showdowns. Duke readies for Clemson with focus on running plays under Coach Wallace Wade while Maryland and North Carolina work on offensive schemes against each other. Virginia, Richmond, and others monitor injuries and adjust lineups ahead of key conference clashups.
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Richmond
Duke Clemson
Durham
William and Mary V
Duke
Clemson
Wallace Wade
George Washington
Maryland
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Davidson
Wildcats
Furman-Citadel
Greenville
Wake Forest-Wofford
South Carolina
Gamecocks
University of Florida
Gators
Spiders
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall
Mike West
St. Luke’s Hospital
Virginia Cavaliers
A. B. Connor
Navy
Connor
Tubby Owings
Don Dunlap
Army
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Panthers Open Soccer Drills At High Point College
Seventeen men reported for the season opening soccer drills at High Point College as coach Broadus Culler expects several more freshmen to join this week. Veterans led by Captain Sherrill and Ray Intrieri logged the session while two freshmen Frank Hartman and J H Hicks joined the field.
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High Point College
Broadus Culler
Panthers
Central Carolina Soccer League
Captain Sherrill
Ray Intrieri
W. C. Koontz
C. W. Martin
Rickett Ellington
John Rudisill
G. W. Holmes
S. E. Welborn
Molland Brinkley
Jack Fitzergald
Gilmer Wagoner
Earle Brinkley
Chapel Hill man bound on charge tied to highway death
Thurman P. Partin of Chapel Hill was bound at two thousand dollars today for his appearance in superior court in December related to the highway death of Bob Wilson an Orange county farmer.
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Associated Press
Chapel Hill
Pitt And Ohio State Top Weekends Football Menu
Pitt and Ohio State lead a slate of major contests this weekend shaping the national championship picture. The Pittsburgh Panthers meet Ohio State in the marquee game as Southern California Illinois Fordham SMU battles and Michigan State faces Carnegie Tech. Other key clashes include Michigan State and Notre Dame rivals, USC versus Washington, and LSU versus Georgia to gauge top teams' strength.
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Otober
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Southern California
Illinois
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Illini
Howard Jones
Trojans
Pacific Coast
Washington
S T. Mary's
California
Michigan
Carnegie
Notre Dame
Louisiana State
Georgia
Columbia
Army
Yale
Penn
Quakers
Princeton
Rutgers
Minnesota
Midwest
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Washington U. of St. Louis
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Mississippi State
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Kentucky
Duke
Clemson
Tennessee
Auburn
Terry Plans Two Changes In Giants Lineup For Next Campaign
New York Oct. 7 Bil Terry outlines at least two changes for the New York Giants next year. Rookie Johnny McCarthy will get a chance at first base while Eddie Mayo is not the replacement for Travia Jackson at third base. Terry favors McCarthy but Mayo may be farmed out as Jackson is deemed finished.
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New York
Bil Terry
New York Giants
Johnny McCarthy
Newark
Eddie Mayo
Baltimore
Travia Jackson
McCarthy
Terry
Mayo
Jackson
Tar Heels Named To Craftsmen's Board
John Scoggins of Charlotte co leads a seven member board of governors for the Memorial Craftsmen of North and South Carolina. Also named are W Brown of Florence P C Curry Jr of Orangeburg J C Watkins of Greenville Joe Mc Carthy of Charleston and C W Earnhardt of Salisbury. The meeting heard remarks by R M Cooper IRS collector and Frank K Sims executive secretary.
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Columbia
8. C
John Scoggins
Charlotte
W. Brown
Florence
P. C. Curry, Jr
Orangeburg
J. C. Watkins
Greenville
Joe McCarthy
Charleston
C. W. Earnhardt
Salisbury
Memorial Craftsmen of
North and South Carolina
Scoggina
Internal Revenue
R. M. Cooper
Frank K. Sims
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