Boxing Season Indoors Promises Lively Matches at MSG
New York Oct 12 AP The 1927 28 indoor boxing season centers on Tex Rickard’s Madison Square Garden lineup with heavyweights Delaney Renault Sharkey Heeney and Uzcudun set for key showdowns. Delaney meets Renault Friday while Scott faces Paulino November 4 and Heeney meets Sharkey November 18.
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Boston
Tony Canzoneri
Johnny Dundee
Battle of the Carolinas Sets Up Epic Clash in College Football
Chapel Hill reports a long standing Interstate rivalry asSouth Carolina and North Carolina prepare for a classic gridiron showdown in Columbia. Both teams seek momentum after up and down early seasons with each side boasting recent upsets and a chance to gain the edge on the road. Carolina holds a slight edge in recent play on paper.
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Sarazen Wins Metropolitan Championship at Salisbury Club
Gene Sarazen led the Metropolitan Professional Golfers Association championship at Salisbury Country Club with a 292 total after four rounds 71 76 74 71 to beat Leo Diegel by three strokes. Bobby Cruickshank Willie Klein tied for third at 296 with Joe Turnesa the defending champion at 311. MacDonald Smith and Charles Mayo tied for fourth at 298.
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Willie Klein
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MacDonald
Tide And Tornado Ready For Georgia Tech Clash
Georgia Tech’s Golden Tornado hosts Alabama Crimson Tide in Atlanta as both teams chase a win. Tech seeks upset after two conference wins and a four-year scoring drought against Alabama, while Alabama fields a powerful rush line and veteran linemen aiming to start a title run.
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Duke Scrimmage Prepares for Richmond Spiders Visit
Duke University announces a lively scrimmage as the Blue Devils ready for the Saturday game against the Richmond Spiders. Duke seeks revenge for last season's hard fought 9 to 7 loss at Richmond with its strongest lineup in history.
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Gehrig Voted Greatest American League Asset in 1927
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees named the league's most valuable player by a committee of baseball writers. Ban Johnson announced Gehrig’s top choice with seven of eight writers selecting him. Tony Lazzeri was second. Heilmann and Lyons also featured among top vote getters.
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George Burns
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Davidson Faces Elon In Tough Homecoming Prep
Davidson conducted a stiff workout with Capt. Dick Grey and running mates Nisbet Harrison and Wilson in the rock field. Elon’s strong Wake Forest claim is slated for Saturday as Coach Bald predicts a hard game for the home team. Steve Furbes returns to the Tar Heels lineup in scrimmage against South Carolina in Chapel Hill ahead of a Saturday trip to Columbia for alumni homecoming.
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Harrison
Wilson
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Monk Younger
Chapel Hill
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Tar Hee
Collins
South Carolina
Carolina
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Furniture group to convene at Sedgefield Inn in November
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers association plans its November 16 convention at the Sedgefield Inn. Officials expect 80 or more members and wives, with 100 to 160 guests in total, and a new ballroom in the manor wing to host gatherings. Frank H. Anderson manages the inn and the property is linked to Greensboro and High Point chambers of commerce for future events.
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Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Sedgefield Inn
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Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Evening ape of sable strikes a new note in collarless line
An evening garment described as an ape of sable offers a new note with smoothly fitting shoulders into a collarless neckline.
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