Duke Faces Tennessee as Key Hurdle in Unbeaten Quest
Charlotte dispatch notes Duke plans to beat Tennessee to stay on an undefeated path toward a possible national football crown. After the Vols, Duke faces Auburn N C State and North Carolina, with confidence pinned on durability and sharp scrimmage work despite early offensive struggles.
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North Carolina football prep for Georgia clash at Chapel Hill
Two Carolina backs Burnett from Macon and Ball from Savannah highlight preparations for the Georgia game at Chapel Hill. Juniors Burnett and Bell from the reserve squad are in top form as Kay Thompson and the reserves push for key minutes.
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Plants shut down Greensboro and Kernersville mills after strikes
Southern Silk Mills, Inc. shut its Greensboro and Kernersville plants affecting about 250 workers due to strikes by silk and rayon workers in the North, officials said.
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Black Bisons Face Bar ium Springs in Friday Night Showdown
Coach Melver frets over over confidence as the Black Bisons prepare for a Friday 8 15 p m game at Willis Park against Bar ium Springs. Sappenfield is out with an ankle injury leaving a shuffled backfield of Spry Davis Johnson Hinkle Byrum. Bar ium Springs, a heavy well rounded eleven, is favored to win if the locals do not show more pep and fight.
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Florida Gators visit NC State for pivotal football clash
NC State plans a big home crowd as Florida brings a potent backfield led by Sam Davis and Jimmy Hughes. Florida coach Dutch Stanley oversees a youthful staff while headlines debate replacing imported coaches with home-grown talent. If Florida wins, coaching shakeups across the South loom, including at NC and beyond.
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State center Steve Babel stars in win over Clemson
Steve Babel, sophomore, dominates at center for State as the Wolfpack upset Clemson Saturday. Harvey Matthews, Enterprise mechanic, reports a nine stroke handicap vs Ben Swartsburg, who wins one up without the handicap. Cy Grant leads Georgia against Carolina with Georgia’s offense, while Salisbury prepares for fireworks as Uncle Charlie Moran takes charge of Catawba and vows tough talk after Guilford upset.
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Alabama Tackles Power Team Outlook and Marquette Punter Quirk
Alabama shows nine tackles averaging 212 pounds with a 195 to 235-pound spread. A noted Marquette punter has not kicked in a game due to Art Kureger’s star center play. Army’s backfield trio is praised for speed, but Cadet line strength hinges on Gar Davison. Cornell’s Johnny Ferraro returns after illness, and coach Gloomie au Doble grins.
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Gridiron Bouts Rule Midwest Week in Big Contests
New York reports a slate of top football games drawing fans westward with three inter sectional showdowns Stanford versus Northwestern in Chicago Cornell against Michigan in Ann Arbor and Vanderill versus Ohio State. Big Ten clashes Purdue versus Minnesota Wisconsin versus Illinois Notre Dame versus Indiana plus two Big Six games Nebraska-Iowa State and Kansas State against Missouri headline a strong early season schedule.
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Local Athletes Play for Twins in High Point Sunday
Winston-Salem Twins bring former college stars from North Carolina and nearby states to Willis Park for a 3 pm game against Wilmington Tars. Zaengle a featured back returns aftereligibility ruling, with Pearce, Lietz, Blackwood, Brock, Harris among newcomers. Coach Sapp drills aim to boost offense as plans form for next week's Southside Park game.
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Southeastern matchups test LSU strength against Centenary
The Southeastern Conference teams look to gauge how sturdy Biff Jones has built LSU as Centenary prepares to challenge Baton Rouge. LSU has crushed Rice 13-0 and Millsaps 40-0, while Duke plays Tennessee Auburn faces Georgia Tech and Georgia meets North Carolina.
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Trojans' early dominance signals race for national title
Southern California roars to 141 points in four games while opponents struggle. St Marys Oregon State California Stanford Oregon Notre Dame Georgia and Washington loom as next tests for the top ranked Trojans in this mythical national championship pursuit.
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Pitt Panthers to face Navy eleven this week at Pittsburgh
Eastern interest centers on Pittsburgh where the Pitt Panthers meet Navy under coach Rip Miller. Pre season calculations labeled Pitt as a major gridiron power again, but that claim will be settled on the field as Navy shows marked improvement.
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Brackett Top All Southern Pick After Duke Battle
Duke quarterback Herbert Brackett is rated almost certain for a spot on the 1933 All Southern team after his showing against Duke in the South battle. The game, set for Saturday at Duke Stadium, highlighted Brackett's leadership.
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Duke) Brackett
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Hubbell Named Most Valuable Player of 1933 Season
Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell wins the National League MVP with 77 points, ahead of Chuck Klein and Wally Berger as baseball writers honor his dominant 23 win season and ten shutouts. The award marks the first pitcher to win since 1924 and ends Giants’ lack of MVP honors since 1912.
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Connie Mack Defends Bolton Pinch Hit Choice
Connie Mack defends Joe Cronin's selection of Cliff Bolton as pinch hitter for the Washington Senators in the World Series. He praises Bolton as hot late season and notes two missed bunts in games four and five that might have altered outcomes, potentially shifting the series.
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Outstanding Gridders Of South At Durham Saturday
Duke prepares for the Duke-Tennessee clash at Duke Stadium on alumni Home Coming Day. Star players include Tennessee backs Beattie Feathers and Deke Brackett and Duke linemen Eddie Crawford and Tom Rogers. The game features top southern talent from both programs in a high profile Southeastern Conference showdown.
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Carolina Coaches See Added Scoring Punch for Georgia
Chapel Hill Oct 11 with big home game versus Georgia looming head coach Chuck Collins cites stronger scoring threat after close call with Vanderbilt. Allan Howard notes Tar Heels could challenge Bulldogs while Tulane’s fumbles aided Georgia and Carolina used 26 players in a tough Vanderbilt duel.
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Harris and Williams score in Midwest boxing card
In Detroit and Indianapolis bouts Seal Harris of Chicago outpointed Willie Davia and knocked out Albert North of Pontiac. Harris defeated Johnny Morris by default. Tiger Roy Williams outpointed Rose Baker in Indianapolis, while Baby Joe Gans stopped Jackie Purvis in Denver.
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Bishop to succeed Horner to be elected in Rutherfordton
A bishop to replace the late Rev Junius M Horner who died in April will be elected at a diocesan meeting in Rutherfordton on October 11. The new bishop will lead the Episcopal diocese of western North Carolina and will be chosen from qualified clergy present at the meeting.
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Sophomore trio shines as Vanderbilt game boosts Georgia game
Julian Frankel's hand injury is not as serious as expected and he may be ready for the Georgia battle. The Vanderbilt game showcased new power with Moore Joyce and Daniel in the starting line. Eugene Barwick filled in at end, while newbacks McDonald and Bell carried the attack and scored. Henry Burnett led ground gainers as the squad gains momentum.
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