Freshmen Standouts Mark 1927 Southern Football Horizon
Atlanta October 13 A. P. report highlights rising sophomores shaping the Southern Conference season. MacCreary Vet eran Georgia fullback excelling in wins over Virginia and Yale. Shiver Nash lauded by Tad Jones as a top end pair from Georgia. Caten NC State sidelined by broken leg. Tinsley LSU shines against Alabama. Spears Armistead Vanderbilt diversify backfield threat. Eskew Clemson, Patterson Auburn, White Washington and Lee, Zozel South Carolina, Brainsfield Alabama, Ward North Carolina, Mizell Thomason Georgia Tech among others showing standout talent.
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Georgia
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Yase Roach
Caten
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Wolfpack
Tinsley
Louisiana State University
Freddie Pickard
University of Alabama
Bill Spears
Armisted
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Commodores
Spears
Armistead
Eskew
Clemson
Patterson
Auburn
Gene White
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Duke Zozel
South Carolina
Brainsfield
Crimson Tide
Ward
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Maryland
Mizell
Thomason
Georgia Tech
Dempsey and Kearns Near Peace Pact
New York report says Jack Dempsey and former manager Jack Kearns near a peace agreement restoring Kearns as part of Dempsey’s touring plan. The pact would drop lawsuits and grant Kearns one third of future earnings, with barnstorming fights in Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and New York.
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New York Daily News
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Jack Kearns
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
Detroit
The
Daily News
Beacons 10 Try to Avenge Defeat State College Clash
Wake Forest seeks to avenge two straight defeats as they meet North Carolina State in Raleigh on Dad's Day. The game at Ridley Field features a pep filled atmosphere with both teams eager to boost their season, and State aims to extend its winning streak while Wake Forest faces a tough challenge.
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Denotn Lepo
Zimmerman Childress
Dorsett Adams
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Hy James OU Eas
Stallings McDowall
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Coxe
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Connelly
Mid-Week Meets Begin at Central Friends Church
The first Wednesday night supper meeting of winter at Central Friends church featured a 5 p m girls class led by Mrs. W T Saunders, a 5 p m boys class directed by H T Artan, a 6 p m Sunday school methods talk by L R Johnston, a 6 p m Quaker round table led by Tom A Sykes, a 6 45 p m supper with remarks by Mr Johnston and songs led by Miss Dorothy Gardyne, and an 8 p m prayer period with talks from Johnston Sykes and Alvis Coates of Indianapolis.
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Central Friends Church
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H. T. Artan
L. R. Johnston
Tom A. Sykes
Mr. Johnston
J. H. Allred
Dorothy Gardyne
Johnston
Sykes
Alvis Coates
Indianapolis
Panthers Prepare for Milligan Clash in Johnson City
High Point College football departs Friday at 7 a.m. for Johnson City Tennessee to face Milligan College Saturday October 15. Coach Boylin will release the travel roster tonight and signals a likely short drill on arrival. Previous meetings show Milligan a stronger foe and a competitive weekend ahead.
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King College of
Bristol
Panthers
Bristol Eleven
Tennessee
Dempsey Denies Report of Peace Pact with Kearns
In Salt Lake City on October 13, Jack Dempsey told the Associated Press there is no truth to a reported peace agreement with his former manager Jack Kearns. He said he knew nothing about it and would not consider it for a minute.
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Utah
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Associated Press Today
Carnegie
Himelf
Tax Rate Basis Across States Varies Widely
The piece explains how states base tax rates on estimated valuations. Maine New Hampshire use 100 percent, Vermont uses 65 percent for real and personal and 75 percent for other taxes. It lists 17 states at 1600 percent, Virginia 40 percent, South Carolina 25 percent, Florida 50 percent, Kentucky 80 percent for real and 65 percent for personal property.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
President Coolidge lauds Mellon leaders in art exhibition
The speech honors Andrew W. Mellon and Richard B. Mellon for philanthropy and public service as the United States hosts an international art exhibition. It praises American painting, the role of private wealth in culture, and the effort to foster global harmony through shared artistic progress.
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Richard B. Mellon
the Treasury
United States
Carnegie
Gilbert Stuart
Benjamin West
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Royal Academy
Whistler
Abbey
Sargent
la Farge
America
Endangered Dawn Amphibian Plane Beset by Tide
The Dawn amphibian plane was grounded near Old Orchard Maine as a high tide and southeast gale threatened it. It rested on the sands well above normal high water, jeopardizing the planned flight to Copenhagen.
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Old Orchard
Oet
Copenhagen
Program of WNRC Announces Friday and Sunday Schedule
Schedule announced for WNRC Greensboro with Friday events including a Nash dinner hour concert from the O Henry Hotel at 6 45 p m and a 7 45 p m studio talk by Co Barnhart on Great Feast for the People The Daily Record late press flashes and market reports air at 15 p m Sunday features include a noon orchestra concert by George Matthews from the O Henry Hotel at 12 30 p m a 7 30 p m studio program and a Thorn talk Many Coming Back from Hell Soon WNBC broadcasts four days a week Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday.
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