High Point High vs Mills Home in Fourth Football Game
Tonight at Willis Park High Point High meets Mills Home in a close season rival, coached by Charlie Kearns. The Bisons practiced signal drills, High Point loses key players Art Lea and Billy Shelton, while a large crowd is expected in fair weather.
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Willis Park
High Point High School
Mills
High Point
Charlie Kearns
High Point High
Bisons
Art Lea
Billy Shelton
Newton
Diffendal
Pitts
Hedrick
Hill
Craven
Milwaukee Boxing Card Yields Knockouts and Decisive Wins
George Black stopped Mel Coleman in Milwaukee as Dave Barry and Holman Williams also scored stoppages. Eddie Anderson fell to Dave Barry and Frank Vogl outpointed Johnny Lemarre in Chicago with a 4 round bout.
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Milwaukee
George Black
Mel Coleman
St. Paul
Dave Barry
Springfield
Eddie Anderson
Detroit
Holman Williams
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Frank Vogl
Janesville
Wis
Johnny Lemarre
Chicago
Chapel Hill Woman Elected President of State U D C
Mrs W 8 Bernard of Chapel Hill was chosen president of the North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the close of its 38th annual convention. Also elected were R E B Ridenhour Concord first vice president and W A Hyatt Waynesville second vice president among others.
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Chapel Hill
Mrer W
Bernard
North Carolina
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. EB. Ridenhour
Concord
W. A. Hyatt
Waynesville
J. W. Farrier
Warsaw
M. L. Laughlin
Oxford
C. K. Proctor
Tarboro
George C. Brown
Greensboro
J. W. Parker
Farmville
Carson Rose
Charlotte
Crosses
J. L. Fleming
Greenville
Marvin Utley
State and N. C. State face lone conference tilt
The article surveys a South Carolina at North Carolina State game and other Southern Conference matchups with teams traveling to Raleigh, Columbia, and Charleston. It notes coaches Laval and Anderson stressing preparation, windups under lights, and plans for post touchdown as a potential deciding factor.
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Richmond
South Carolina
N. C. State
Gamecocks
Raleigh
Wolfpack
Billy Laval
Columbia
Hank Anderson
Georgia
North Carolina Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Wade
Georgia Tech
Virginia
University of Virginia
St. Johns
Annapolis
Vv. M. I
New York
Lions
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Clemson
Kentucky
Maryland
Navy
Thomasville High to Meet Salisbury on Home Field
Thomasville High football travels to Salisbury today after a tough week with injuries to Capt. Frank Bruton and Robert Marlow from the Mills Home game. Key players Perdue Adcock and Webb are banged but others near full strength as Broadus Leonard edges toward action.
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Thomasville
Salisbury High
Frank Bruton
Robert Marlow
Mills
Perdue
Adcock
Webb
Broadus Leonard
Salisbury
W. Perdue
J. Bruton
H. Fine
L. Clodfelter
H. Holt
H. Dorsett
RK. Marlow
Kd. Webb
R. Yarborough
C. Tysinger
Duke Prepared To Avenge Tech Defeat From Last Year
Duke Blue Devils sharpen for vengeance against Georgia Tech after Tech handed Duke a 6-0 loss last season. North Carolina teams eye key road tests as Wake Forest slips after a 3 2 loss to Furman. Davidson and Lenoir Rhyne also prep for forthcoming clashes.
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Duke
Tech
Wake Forest
N. C
Florence
D. C
Furman
Purple Hurricane
Davidson
University of North Carolina
Athens
Georgia
Bulldogs
N. C. State
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Wildcats
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Maryville College Highlanders
Tennessee
Hickory
Weekend gridiron picks from prominent prognosticators
Donning iron helmets and relying on offense, football prognosticators outline Saturday and Friday games. Noting matchups like Pitt vs Southern California, Purdue vs Notre Dame, and Ohio State vs Illinois, they forecast outcomes, flavoring bets with near equal chances and cautious confidence.
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New York
Pitt
Southern California
Panther
Howard Jones
Men of Troy
Jock Gutherland
Huskies
Washington State
Nny
Purdue
Notre. Dame
Rice
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Illinois
Buckeyes
Navy
Maryland
Tom Hamilton
Yale
Penn
Elis
Columbia
Ursinus
Stanford
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Duke
Southern Methodist
Louisiana State
Cornell
Syracuse
Richmond
Army
Drake
West Point
Oregon
Washington
Jimmy Phelan
Temple Indiana
Pop Warner
Temple Eleven
Owls
Florida
Tulane
Michigan State
Carnegie
State
Michigan
Chicago
Oklahoma
Texas
Harvard-Brown
Harvard
Georgia
North Carolina
Furman
Texas A
M.centenary
Iowa
Nebraska
Lincoln
Dick Crayne
Oze Simmons
West Virginia
Youse
Wake Forest
Tech State
Carolina Catawba
Elon Appalachian
Kentucky
Newberry
Virginia
Ole Miss
Sewanee
Tenn Wesleyan L
Uburn Army
California
Temple
Indiana
N. Zz. v
Columbia Co
Lafayette
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Maine
Arkansas
Baylor
School Day Observed At North Carolina State Fair
Huge crowds at the state fair were joined by thousands of North Carolina school children on school day with free admission. Tomorrow is farmers day and the fair closes with agricultural programs. Automobile races planned. Wilkes county won sweepstakes prize and blue ribbon for best county exhibit in the 4-8 club corn show.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wilkes County
Native Ugandan buyers stock huts with frames and furniture
Natives from Uganda purchase window and door frames and fur niture for huts. Greece prohibits entry of airplanes without a permit, reinforcing strict aviation controls.
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Uganda
Greece
Durham Staging DG Parade for Homecoming Day
Durham reports the football team finished work and students rose in enthusiasm. Advance ticket sales indicate a capacity crowd and a record breaking turnout anticipated for homecoming day.
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Durham
Officials named for Southern grid clash in North Carolina
The report lists Bunn Hackney of North Carolina as referee along with R J Ducote Au burn and field judge Sholar term inesman and Wilson Collins of Vanderbilt as umpires and field officials.
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Bunn Hackney
N. C
R. J. Ducote
Auburn
Et Sholar
Terlan Inesman
Wilson Collins
Vanderbilt
Battle of the South Looms Large in Duke Tech Clash
Downtown Durham readies for the 1934 Battle of the South between Duke University and Georgia Tech at Duke Stadium. A capacity crowd of 35 000 is expected with a hometown parade and Homecoming alumni events before a high stakes football showdown in the national spotlight.
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Durham
Gridiron Warriors
Duke University
Georgia School of Technology
Duke Stadium
North Carolina
South
Duke
Tech
Atlanta
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Durham High School
American Legion
Main Street
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
George A. Isley
J. M. Foushee
Yellow Jackets
Jack Phillips
Yellow Jack
Waynesville
Corky Cornelius
Winston-Salem
Wilcox Brothers
Dave
John
Shorty Roberts
Giant Tech
Pee-Wee Williams
Jack
Scooter
Alexander
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Dunlap Brothers
Gue Durner
Earle Wentz
Scotch Tourney Set at Emerywood Club
The first annual Scotch four some golf tournament at Emerywood Country Club runs from tomorrow to November 25. It is handicap based with 3 4 difference adjustments. Andy Merrilees asks players to coordinate matches and lists first round pairings and handicaps for numerous entrants.
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Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Wood
C. C. Hamp
Forrest Murray
Herman Smith
P. W. Casey
Sydney Gayle, Sr
George Lewis
Harold Robertson
Wilbur Jones
C. EB. Ditfendal
A. S. Parker
Frank Wineskie
W. F. Gamall
J. J. Corrigan
le A. Finch
W. G. Foy
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A. A. Oliver, Sr
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R. W. Riggin
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