Important Games In Southern Conference Clash In 1920s
Tennessee meets Alabama in a feature, part of the Souths big five with Georgia. Georgia tops Yale 26 to 7 and may hold the top ranking. Alabama crushes Mississippi Aggies 53 to 0. Tulane routs Spring Hill 40 to 0. Kentucky rolls 45 to 0 over Washington and Lee. Several conference games and many interregional matchups follow.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
Georgia
South
Yale
Athens Bulldogs
North Carolina
Florida
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Ohio State
Maryland
Navy
Duke
Villanova
Auburn
Wisconsin
Eleven
Oglethorpe
Manhattan
Georgia Tech
Carnegie Tech
Richmond
Cornell
North Carolina State
Citadel
Vv. P. 1
Davidson
Presbyterian College
Mercer Bears
Chattanooga
Howard
Southwestern
Millsaps
Mississippi College
Mississippi Teachers
Birmingham Southern
Stetson
Charlottesville
Virginia
Kentucky
Aurday
Louisiana State
Mississippi Aggies
Syracuse
Messisle
Cleveland
John Carroll
Wake Forest
Clemson
Rollins
Southern
Loyola and Oglethorpe
Erskine
Newberry
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
William and Mary
Sewanee
Wofford
Presbyterian
Centenary and
Troublesome eagles in Texas chased and killed by planes
In Texas, troublesome eagles are being pursued and killed by aircraft, highlighting conflict between wildlife and human activity. Prospective measures and ecological concerns surround the incidents as authorities monitor the situation.
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Texas
Cardinals Long Run Dominates Baseball For Years
ST LOUIS October 12 Pepper Martin Hallahan Grimes lead a strong Cardinals organization praised as a chain store system making possible a wealth of talent. The 1931 champions secured four NL pennants and two world titles in six years while challengers like Connie Mack rethink staff changes and player movements.
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ST. Lous
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Bill Hallahan
Burleigh Grimes
Red Birds
Philadelphia Athletics
Earnshaw
Grove
Arkansas
Rochester
Jayvees
Hallahan
Syracuse
Houston
Ballyhoo
Gelbert
Watkins
Martin
Derringer
Jim Collins
Dizzy Dean
Varsity
Yankees
Athletics
New York Giants
Connie Mack
Joe Boley
Dib Williams
Max Bishop
Bing Miller
Waite Hoyt
A’s
Dream Induced Shooting: Woman Wounds Self in Sleep
Antoinette Mitchell, 19, of Baltimore reported dreaming of a burglar and armed herself with a pistol. She searched the house, returned to bed with the gun, and woke after firing the weapon, self-inflicting a thigh wound. authorities investigate the incident as a sleep-related accident.
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Baltimore
Antoinette Mitchell
World Series Highlights and Peak Performances
World Series totals show attendance 231587 and receipts 1030723 across seven games with 520303 to players. Pepper Martin sparked the lineup with 12 hits including a homer in five games, finishing with a .5090 average, five steals and two records tied. Hallahan and Grimes each triumphed twice for the Cardinals while Earnshaw and Grove pitched well, Watkins belted a 45000 dollar homer to clinch the final game, Hafey struggled and was benched for Orsatti who struck out three times.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Pepper Martin
Bill Hallahan
Burleigh Grimes
Cardinal
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Grimes
Earnshaw
Hallahen
George Watkins
Chick Hafey
Ernest Orsatti
Napama Stars Leading Scorers In 1931 Football Campaign
Alabama fullback Leo Long and Hillman Holley lead the Southern Conference scoring race with 36 points each. Long scored three touchdowns against Howard, two vs Mississippi, and one against the Aggies, while Holley tallied two TDs against each of the three opponents. Early-season surges placed Sewanee fullback Joe Gee and Vanderbilt halfback Dixie Roberts in a tie for third with 80 points each.
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Associated Press
Alabame
Leo Long
Hillman Holley
Long
Howard
Mississippi
Msippi Aggies
Holley
Joe Gee
Sewanee
Dixie’ Roberts
Vanderbilt
Leon Long
Alabama
Ala
Sewanee Ae
Roberts
Vandy
Jim Hitchcock
Auburn
Kid Brewer
Duke
Gene McEver
Tennessee
Henderson
Harry Cain
Vanly
Connie Mack Says Athletics Ready To Try Again Next Spring
Philadelphia reports Connie Mack and the Athletics, fresh from the World Series, will return next spring with all key players including Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmons aboard. The 68 year old Patriarch vows no drastic shakeup despite the setback, planning to lead the defending champions once more.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Waterloo
Limbo
St. Louis
Mickey Cochrane
al Simmons
Connie
Beware Kidney Acidity Ad Offers Quick Cystex Relief
An advertisement touts Cystex as a fast acting remedy for symptoms attributed to kidney acidity including getting up nights backaches leg pains nervousness stiffness and burning. It promises big improvement within 24 hours and a money back guarantee with a 75 cent price at druggists.
One Dose German Remedy Ends Gas
The ad cites Henry Dodd claiming indigestion and gas relief after Adlerika, a German remedy said to cleanse both upper and lower bowels and ease gas, nervousness, and sleep issues. It promotes buying Adlerika at Eckerd’s with a promising quick effect by tomorrow.
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Henry Dodd
Eckerd
Aycock Merrilees Top Winston Golfers In Exhibition
High Point pair Aycock and Merrilees defeated Winston stars Bill Deuschle and Paul Andress 3 and 2 at the High Point municipal course. Aycock Aced the last nine with a 35, matching the city course record, aided by Merrilees on key holes.
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Dugan Aycock
High Point
Aycock
Merrilees
Bill Deuschle
Winston-Salem
Paul Andress
Forsyth Country Club
High Point Municipal
Ayecock-Merrilees
High Point Aces
Twin City
Winston Stars
Deuschle
Crack Middleweights Fight In Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on October 12 An kol Clivelle of Porto Rico and Frankie O'Brien of Hartford are slated as favorites to win the middleweight elimination tournament main event at the Milwaukee auditorium to determine the new middleweight champion.
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Milwaukee
Ankol Clivelle
Porto Rico
Frankie O'Brien
Hartford
Conn
Mickey Walker
Milwaukee Auditorium
Paroled Ex-DA Asa Keys Ends Prison Term
Asa Keys, former Los Angeles county district attorney, was granted parole today at San Quentin after serving 19 months of a 1 to 10 year sentence for conspiracy to commit bribery.
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San Quentin Prison
Cali
Asa Keys
Los Angeles County
Couple wed in Roswell with ten cent stake
Mr. and Mrs. William Blair, both cross country hikers, married gratis by Magistrate W. C. Winston in Roswell New Mexico after arriving with only ten cents between them.
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Roswell, N. M
William Blair
Roswell
W. C. Winston
Pepper Martin Relishes Hunting Over Baseball Fame
St Louis story profiles Pepper Martin of the 1931 world series fame as a hunter first and baseball star second. He loves Oklahoma wilds for deer and buffalo hunting, enjoys fast driving, and keeps guns handy. honors include a 1921 Texas league MVP trophy and a new car, later gifted to his wife. Married since 1925 to a grammar-school classmate, they have a baby girl and hunt together.
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ST. Louis
John “Pepper
Martin
Oklahoma
Pepper
Wahoo
Houston
Athletics
Substitution rules explained by Hackney
Hackney of UNC fame and Southern Board of football officials answers reader questions in this column. He states a substitution is complete after reported to the proper official and accepted by the captain. Incoming substitutes may change positions only through the referee.
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Bunn W. “Hackney
University of North Carolina Gridiron
Southern Board of Football Officials
Hac
Breadon Says Cardinals Will Keep World Champions Team
St Louis October 12 Sam Breadon top Cardinals executive dismissed rumors of major changes next season insisting the world champions will stay intact. He cited heavy work on the current series and a planned rest before looking ahead to the future. He expects three minor league pitchers Dizzy Dean Tex Carleton and Ray Starr to bolster the club next year.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Brendon
Breadon
Dizzy Dean
Tex” Carleton
Houston
Ray Starr
Rochester International League
Men's and Women's Tournament at High Point Country Club
The annual Men's and Ladies tournament at High Point Country Club opens today with 18 hole medal play through next Saturday. The two top men and two top ladies proceed to an 18 hole match final next week for prizes including a ladies suitcase and a Gladstone bag. Pro Andy Merrilees expects many entrants and aims to schedule medal tiebreakers early in the week to finish the finals soon.
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High Point Country Club
Kester Furniture Company
Andy Merrilees
Wake Forest
State
Wolfpack
Clemson
Wildcats
Duke
Villanova
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Lenoir- Rhyne
Newberry
High Point
Wofford
Guilford
Roanoke
Ore
Western Kentucky Tigers
Appalachian
King
Newport News
Naval Apprentice School
Mars Hill
Rutherford
Asheville
Campbell
Quantico Marines
Quantico
Piedmont
Boone
Lenoir-Rhyne
Tennessee
Milligan
American University
Washington
Weaver
Wingate
Catawba
Salis- Ty
Organizing Football Team for Fourth Ward Youths
All boys aged 14 to 18 in the Fourth Ward are invited to form a junior football team. Interested youths should contact Clayton Steele at 40S East Russell Street or call 2945 during the week.
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Clayton Steele
East Russell Street
Sharkey Dragoons Carnera In Brooklyn Ring Tonight
Georgia game takes spotlight in state. Sharkey vs Carnera headlines Ebbets Field bout with 15 rounds and a hoped for $109000 gate. Sharkey as 7 to 5 favorite, rival rumors swirl about Carnera and other match plan fallout.
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Georgia
Sharkey
Carnera
Ebbets Field
Bowling Lucky Strike Opens Commercial League Season
The Commercial League opens tonight at 8 with six teams across three matches at Lucky Strike alleys. Stehli Silk faces American Bakeries Five, City Stores meets the Post Office, and Adams-Millis tangles with Pointer Hosiery Co. The city’s fast pace is expected this year and the public is invited to watch.
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Lucky Strike
Stehli
American Bakeries
Post Office
Adams-Millis
Pointer Hosiery Co
Woman in Norwich credits Kruschen with fat loss and sleep aid
Mrs. Ethel Smith reports losing 16 lbs on her first Kruschen bottle while on night shifts. She claims better sleep, normal appetite, and continued fat loss. The ad promotes daily half teaspoonful use in hot water before breakfast, with an 8 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee.
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Ethel Smith
Norwich
Conn
Mann Drug Co
Cecil's
America
Ady
Paris Note Reveals Acknowledged Luck In Love
In a Paris note from Pele Mele, the speaker asks if Victor claimed she once refused him, noting he said he had been very lucky lately. The message centers on a supposed admission and lingering romantic tension.
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Victor
Paris
Notice of Sale of Valuables in Guilford County
Notice of sale of property recorded in Guilford County Register of Deeds Book 624. Mortgagee D. W. Cassady and assignee S. W. Horne offer sale at public auction for cash at the courthouse door in Greensboro North Carolina on Tuesday November 3 1931 at 1 o clock. Description includes Taj s corner and Cassady lines. Purchaser must deposit ten percent of price. Date October 1 1981. Attorneys E H Smith. 105: 17-24-98.
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Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Ritchie
W. Horne
Guesngbato
Orth Carolina
W. Cassady
Aloe
D. V. Cassady
D. V. Qane
D. W. Cassad
S E. H. Smith
Atty
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Rigit-Feder
Winston
A Ceases
Peuschie
Andres
Menna Ee Nee
Aycock Kesine Ans
Ceeeeaet
Deuschie Eee Ene
Andress
Asa Keyes
Boston
New York
Primo Carnera
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Gladiators
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Carera
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Max Schmeling
Charlotte
N. C. State
Tar Heel
Bulldogs
Athens
Chapel Hill
Hutchen’s Bakery
East Washington
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