Rivalry Preview: Thomasville High vs Mills Home in Key Clash
Thomasville High meets Mills Home High on Friday at 3 30 PM on the high school field in a major local showdown. Mills Home coached by Charlie Kearns carries Mike Bay and Lanier as backfield and line stars, while Thomasville relies on Littis Bruton Perdue and Brewer at center. Both teams have defeated Oxford orphanage and Leakeville or China Grove and Greensboro, promising a real battle between neighboring schools.
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Thomasville High School
Mills’ Home High
Mills Home
Chariie Ke
It Pays At Times To Be Overlooked
Irwin Diamond a 12 year old crippled boy was overlooked when Columbus firemen took over 1000 children to a football game. After learning the mistake the firemen invited him to the OSU Vanderbilt game next Saturday gave him a big meal a fire prevention display and a movie he pulled the fire engine siren and received a ticket to the 50 yard line and a meeting with Coach Killaman and the team.
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Columbus
Irwin Diamond
Irwin
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Sam Killaman
State Fair Opens Amid Large Raleigh Crowd
The Raleigh State Fair opens with a marshal's parade led by Governor Ehringhaus and his wife. State funds are not provided. promoters include State Senator Joyner of Northampton and George Hamid of New York. Ideal weather drew wide attendance as surplus receipts may profit the fair.
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Raleigh
the Joyner
Northampton County
George Hamid
New York
Ehringhaus
Gasoline use rises in first half of 1933 on American routes
Despite 36 more aircraft in operation on American Airlines during the first half of 1932 than 1933, fuel consumption grew by 1 410 740 gallons in the first half of 1933, indicating higher efficiency or load factors despite fewer planes.
Green Pastures stage review opens two day run in Winston-Salem
The reviewer recalls the 1930 Pulitzer play as a vivid all Negro production at the State theater. Marc Connelly’s script and a fully Black cast evoke Alabama childhood memories and the Bible story of Heaven and Earth. Richard B. Harrison stars as The Land with Dee Dee Green as Gabriel delivering comic moments.
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Green Pastures
State Theater
Winston-Salem
Alabama
Marc Connelly
Heaven
Earth
Moses
Gabriel
Noah
Mississippi
Louisiana
Richard B. Harrison
A. T. & T. College
Greensboro
Dee Dee Green
Industrials outclass Amateurs in All-Star series
The Industrials proved their experience over the Amateurs in the All-Star series, with veteran players dominating younger starters. John Thomas and Carl Hill thanked their teams for participation, noting the clubs deserve cheers despite financial and competitive flop.
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John Thomas
The
Industrials
Carl “Pap” Hill
Cronin Signs for Three Years As Washington Manager
Joseph Cronin, 26, signed a three year contract to manage the Washington Senators. The deal, described as a substantial raise over his previous pay, follows the Senators’ pennant run and World Series loss to the Giants. Team president Clark Griffith noted the amount was less than the $40,000 reportedly paid to rival Bill Terry.
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Cronin
Washington’s
Senators
Washington
Joseph Edward Cronin
Washington Senators
Giants
Clark C. Griffith
Bill Terry
San Franciscoan
Joe
Astheane
Bucky” Harris
Walter Johnson
South African Victor in Debut in American Ring
Don McCorkindale a South African heavyweight won a 10 round decision over Patsy Perroni in Madison Square Garden. The bout drew about 4000 fans as McCorkindale showcased an educated left hand and refused to stay flat when tested. Referee Patsy Haley favored McCorkindale though AP had five rounds to three with two even. McCorkindale weighed 191 1/2 pounds Perroni 193.
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New York
Don McCorkindale
South Africa
McCorkindale
Patsy Perroni
Madison Square Garden
Perroni
Patsy Haley
Associated Press
Don
Hines Advances In Greenbrier Tourney
George W. Reily 3d of Harrisburg Pa upset Manfred Goldman 4-6 6-4 7-5 in the Greenbrier autumn tennis championships first round. Advancing also were Wilmer Hines of Columbia S C J Gilbert Halil of South Orange N J Dr Philip B Hawk of New York Harvey Lake of Ocean City N J George M Lott Jr Chicago Davis cup star and B W Feibleman of New York who drew byes.
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J. Gilbert Halil
South Orange
N. J
Philip B. Hawk
New York
Harvey Lake
Ocean City
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
B. W. Feibleman
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Welterweight Trials
In New Orleans Eddie Flynn won a 10 round decision over Ray Kiser as Flynn weighed 153 and Kiser 141. In Miami Joe King weighed 172 and beat Carl Knowles 164 in a 10 round affair. Roy Bailey 157 defeated Spike Webb 151 in Charleston in a ten round bout. In Galveston David Shapiro 182 beat Vaede Garciz 185 in a scheduled ten. In Terre Haute Frankie Hughes 148 beat Al Saldano 152 in Clinton Indiana.
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New Orleans
Beddie Flynn
Ray Kiser
Tulsa
Okla
Miami
Fla
Joe King
Lakeland
Carl Knowles
Rome
Roy Bailey
Atlanta
Spike Webb
Charleston
Galveston
Tex
David Shapiro
Vaede Garciz
Mexico City
Terre Haute
Ind
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
al Saldano
Syracuse
N. Y
Vines Turns Pro Joins Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines signs a one year pro contract with Big Bill Tilden after a disastrous season. He will debut January 10 in Madison Square Garden and join a Pacific coast tour before a Davis Cup style series against France. Tilden envisions a regular pro circuit with Cochet Plan Naaslein and Kozeluh joining.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Bill Tilden
Tilden
United States
Madison Square Garden
Pacific Coast
Vines
Henry Cochet
Martin Plan
France
Garden
Vine
Big Bill
Cochet
Plan
Hans Naaslein
Germany
Karel Kozeluh
Tar Heel Grid Fortunes Rise Amid Fresh Debuts
North Carolina and Duke teams report heavy practice as new stars Alan McDonald and Mac Bell shine for the Tar Heels. Duke imitates Tennessee plays in a strong exhibition, while Wake Forest braces for Georgia and NC State prepares for Florida. Davidson reports three injuries but expects key players back for V M I game.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Wake Froest
the Baptista
Duke
Richmond University
Wake Forest
N. ©. State
Blue Devils
Tennessee
North Carolina Tar Heels
Georgia
Bulldogs
Carolina
Vanderbilt
Alan McDonald
Mac Bell
Chuck Collins
Davidson Wildcats
Rives
Cathey
Williams
Wildcats
Newton
Terry Signs Five Year Contract As Manager Of World Champions
Memphis Bill Terry signs a five year player manager deal with the New York Giants, running 1934 through 1938, with an annual salary around 40000 dollars. He credits the season's success to the huddle system that boosted confidence and teamwork, highlighting a key double play and other pivotal moments in the World Series. The Giants plan to rebuild as needed to maintain a winning club in New York with players like Verge, Moore, Davis, Mancuso, Ryan, and Hubbell anchoring the rotation.
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New York
Memphis
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Bill
Giants
Bolton
Hubbell
Charley Dressen
Ryan
Cruz
Goslin
Senators
Gus Mancuso
Hughis Crite
Dolfo Luque
Verges
Joe Moore
George Davis
Blondy Ryan
Hall Schumacher
Roy Parmelee
Cards Take In Many Minor Leaguers This Year
Durham report shows the St. Louis Cardinals absorbed 25 minor league players this season, the New York Giants only three. National Association figures list 131 players moved to the majors with Columbus and Newark each advancing nine, highlighting the Cardinals and Yankees farm systems.
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Durham
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Cardinals
Giants
Columbus
American Association
Newark
International
New York Yankees
Vehicles aging, majority over 41 years old in 1932
More than 58 percent of motor vehicles in operation at year end 1932 were over 41 years old. The statistic highlights aging vehicle fleets and potential implications for maintenance and policy.
Boxing results from Associated Press summary
In New York Donald McCorkin dale 101 percent and Patsy Perroni 198 faced off with Cleve land and Charley Horn trading outpoints. In Grand Rapids Tony Herra 187 percent defeated Wesley Ramey 135 with ten rounds. Philadelphia Obie Dia Walker 210 outpointed Ace Godfrey 251 in Leiperville with ten rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Donald McCorkindale
South Africa
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Charley
Trader) Horn
I. Manning
Newark
N. d
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tony Herra
el Paso
Texas
Wesley Ramey
Philadelphia
Obie Dia Walker
Ace Godfrey
Leiperville
Notwithstanding, Mr Myers Seeks Cure for Ills
The narrator quotes Mr Myers expressing resolve to recover health. He mentions plans to begin acting and insists on fixing trouble, noting he takes a dose of Black Draught as part of his regimen.
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Mr. Myers
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Jack Holt
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Palace Theatre
SALEM
Ming Tomorr
Henrietta Crosman
Hines
Greenbrier
Gary Cooper
Neil Hamilton
Frances Fuller
Fay Wray
Roscoe
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Theatre
Cards
Gillette
Gillette, Probak
Valet Blades
Probak
Valet
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston
Massachusetts
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