Un defeated gridiron teams set for Saturday clash in tight scrimmage
Richmond Va Oct 15 Freshmen and reserves tested varied plays as Southern Conference coaches scrimmaged to prep for weekend games. NC State Furman and Virginia Tech showed improved lines and backfield readiness while Wake Forest and Duke adjusted attacks under floodlights and new drills led by Wade Wade and Hank Anderson.
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Richmond
University
Blue Devils
Gin Tech
Wade Wade
Golden Tornado
Scrubs
New York Lniversity
North Carolina
Ray Wolf
Bob Radins
Pete Avery
Webb
Bruce Smith
Eve Maronite
Wake Forest
Jim Eaver
Tory
Jeason Tigers
Tigers
Mix
Derry
Folger
Sanders
Willis
Pearson
Eddie Berlinski
N. C. State
Hank Anderson
Furman
Virginia Tech
George M. Cohan Linked to Brooklyn Club Purchase Rumor
Broadway buzz centers on a rumor that George M. Cohan, famed actor and promoter, remains interested in buying the Brooklyn club. Figures cited link World Series funds to Broadway amid a boom, though no confirmation exists and Cohan jokes about profits on Broadway.
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Reston
New York
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Brooklyn
Cohan
Dodgers
Round-Up of Football and Baseball News from New York
In New York sports roundup dated October 14, talks swirl on Wes Ferrell and Bill Werber swap rumors with the Senators. College captains dot the pro gridiron with Detroit Lions prospects, while Tony Lagueris and Yankee trades surface. Virginia and The Citadel prep for night games, with Virginia uncertain on Conner and Guckeyson. The South Carolina and North Carolina coaching chatter rolls in as Governor Ehringhaus forecasts college results. Yankees expect Joe DiMaggio to sign for three years at 16000 dollars. Johnny Allen comments on Ruth era remnants. Duke is favored to beat a top Georgia Tech squad.
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Sam Harris
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Whringhaus
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Ehringhaus
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Yankees
Joe DeMaggio
Johnny Allen
Duke
Georgia Tech
Ex Army Coaches Shine in Southeastern and Big Six Races
Maj Ralph Sasse of Mississippi State tunes the Southeastern conference with a new shift while Maj Biff Jones delights Oklahoma fans with a top Oklahoma A team. Lester Antley of Alabama once pitched a no hitter for South Carolina, and East hopes rest on Doc Sutherland and the Pitt Panthers at Pasadena next January unless Notre Dame halts them.
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Southeastern
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi State
Biff Jones
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Lester Antley
Alabama
South Carolina
East
Doc Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Pasadena
Notre Dame
Two Kinds of Football Says Lou Little
Columbia coach Lou Little declares football boils down to two kinds good and bad, criticizing sectional labels and discussing the forward pass versus running game while weighing SMU Ohio State Pitt and Fordham results. He cautions that a productive running threat governs passing success and avoids controversy with Matty Bell.
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Matty
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Pitt
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Little
Bell
Arm y Harvard and Michigan State Face Undefeated Tests
Army meets Harvard as Navy, Pitt and Duquesne also clash with perfect records across regions. Michigan State faces Missouri while Kansas State takes on Marquette. Denver and Utah duel in the Rocky Mountain region with both teams unbeaten. Southern California vs Washington State aims to trim the list of final undefeateds.
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New York
Army
Harvard
Yale
Elis
Navy
Pitt
Duquesne
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Villanova
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Duke
Michigan State
Missouri
Kansas State
Marquette
Denver
Utah
Utah State
Brigham Young
Far West
California
Washington State
Fordham
Princeton
Temple
Penn
Carengie
North Carolina
Tulane
Louisiana State
Auburn
Alabama
Colgate
Detroit
Tennessee
Indiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Texas
Texas A. & M
Baylor
Texas Christian
Subway slugger out for crown in New York bout
Harry Balsamo the subway slugger earned a decisive first round technical knockout over Erie Seelig in New York. Balsamo, 159 3 4 pounds, secured his 16th KO in 20 pro fights and now eyes a potential match with Middleweight Champion Freddy Steele. Seelig, a German refugee, was dropped three times before the stoppage by Referee Johnny Marto.
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Harry Balsamo
Subway
Freddy Steele
Erie Seelig
Balsamo
Seelig
Johnny Marto
Former Prep Stars To Battle Saturday
Yale and Navy meet in Baltimore on Saturday as two Woodberry Forest alumni, Meredith I. Scott and William B. Mason, likely start opposite each other. Both Virginia natives played for Woodberry Forest in 1931 and 1932, Mason on an undefeated prep team that claimed the state championship.
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Yale
Navy
Baltimore
Woodberry Forest School
Meredith I
Merry” Scott
Bulldog
William B
Billy’’ Mason
Middy
Orange County
Virginia
Pasteurized milk digests more easily and stays sweeter longer
Pasteurization makes milk easier to digest and preserves sweetness longer than raw milk, according to nutrition guidance. The process reduces bacteria and extends freshness while maintaining taste and nutritional value.
Duke Faces Tech After Yale of Laying For Us
The article notes Bill Alexander of Georgia Tech predicts Duke will pressure Tech, citing Wade's preparation since last season's 6 0 loss. Duke's practice focused on stopping Tech's passing and rushing. Duke freshmen, led by Walter Sprye, struggled to complete passes as Duke defenders swarmed.
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Georgia Tech Engineers
Duke
Alexander
Wallace Wade
Techs
Atlanta
Duke University
Dukes
Tech
Durham
Bill
Blue Devils
Wade
Georgia Tech
Walter Sprye
Sprye
Devils
Duke Focuses on Defense As Engineers Await
The article notes Duke prioritizes stopping opponents over scoring with Coach Wade confident his defense will spark the offense. It mentions Tech game prep and expectations of a strong, clicking offense against the Engineers, while acknowledging prior seasons' offense lag.
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Duke
Wade
Tech
Engineers
Duke Coach Shows Respect For Tech In Scrimmage Talk
After a scrimmage Duke labored over a cautious view of Tech. Coach Wade avoided talk on the Kentucky game while Eddie Cameron praised Tech as a top Southern club. Wade joked about courtesy if Tech cut a game short again, hinting at subtext beyond his dry humor.
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Duke
Wade
Tech
Eddie Cameron
Techs
Kentucky
South
Eddie
Ted
Duke poised for upset as new plays loom for Tech clash
A Duke preview notes no outstanding signals yesterday but suggests the Dukes may deploy two unfamiliar plays that could prove decisive against Tech. If these plays click the reporter bets on a Duke win. A front-page note adds that a report on high school football pants funds will run tomorrow.
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Duke
Tech
Dukes
Southern tennis clinic teaches promising youths
Clinton DC October 15 a first southern tennis clinic drew fifty three college and high school players from the Carolinas and Georgia. President William P Jacobs of Presbyterian college organized the event with pros Jack Stockton John Cardegna Harry Gogleman and guests John Van Ryn Bryan Grant and Billy Reese. The two day session ends today with exhibitions and individual coaching from top players and coaches.
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D. C
Carolinas
Georgia
South
William P. Jacobs
Presbyterian College
Jacobs
Jack Stockton
Pinehurst
Forest Hills
John Cardegnia
Palm Beach
Harry Gogleman
Duke University
National
John van Ryn
Bryan Grant
Billy Reese
Atlanta
Black Bisons Set for Winston-Salem Clash Friday
High Point High School’s Black Bisons travel to Winston-Salem to face the Winston-Salem team in a Western Conference game at Southside Park. Co-Captain Hugh Hipps and Olin Davis project as key players as injuries strain the squad ahead of the battle.
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High Point High School
Winston-Salem High
Southside Park
Winston- Salem
Harry Bolick
Hugh Hipps
Olin Davis
Mills
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Frazier Speaks at GOP Meeting in Asheboro
Hon. Clifford Frazier Greensboro attorney and 1932 Republican governor candidate addressed a Liberty school auditorium crowd urging restraint on federal spending. Attendees included A. C. Ferree and Roosevelt Hinshaw. next talks featured L. L. Wall and Charles A. Jonas at New Market school and the courthouse respectively.
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Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Liberty School Auditorium
Frazier
A. C. Ferree
Roosevelt Hinshaw
L. L. Wall
Winston-Salem
New Market School House
Charles A. Jonas
Jury Criticizes Freeing Man In Domestic Assault Case
In Raleigh Wake superior court Judge Walter L. Small berated a jury for acquitting Jim Wilson, 40, a farmer charged with assaulting his wife. The judge warned the jury and then sentenced James Cooke to 7 to 10 years for a bank holdup in Apex last November, with Wade Coole receiving 1 to 2 years for his involvement.
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Raleigh
Walter L. Small
Wake Superior Court
Jim Wilson
Small
James Cooke
Apex Bank
Wade Coole
State Bar Council Meets in Raleigh Before Convention
The council of the North Carolina State Bar Inc met in Raleigh to prepare for the opening of the annual convention set to begin tomorrow.
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Raleigh, Cto
Council of the
North Carolina State Bar, Inc
Constitution and Declaration Placed in Washington Monument Cornerstone
Copies of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence along with other articles were embedded in the cornerstone of the Washington monument. The event highlighted the founding documents and their enduring legacy in American civic life.
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Washington Monument
Oldest Tree Believed Found in Yosemite Reserve
A colossal tree in Yosemite National Park, 34 feet in diameter and over 3800 years old, is believed to be the world’s oldest living organism. Scientists and park officials estimate its age from growth rings and size. The ancient giant stands as a landmark of natural history within the park.
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Yosemite National Park
Navy Hopes Rise and Fall as Time Nears Yale Battle
Navy faces Yale with fluctuating prospects as Irwin Fike may start at end boosting TD conversion chances while Frank Case Jr. hospitalized may reduce backfield strength. Sneed Schmidt is also a Middle backfield holdover. pass defense remains a concern for Navy.
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Annapolis
Navy
Yale
Irwin Fike
Baltimore
Fike
Frank Case
Case
Sneed Schmidt
Ray Morrison's Wife Silent On Vanderbilt Southern Methodist Clash
In Nashville on October 15, Mrs. Ray Morrison the Vanderbilt coach's wife and Jack Morrison's mother faces a dilemma as Vanderbilt meets Southern Methodist in Dallas. She has ties to both teams having married Morrison after Vanderbilt and living in Dallas 14 years while he built the Mustangs program. She declines to reveal a preferred side for the Saturday game.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Jack Morrison
Morrison
Mustangs
Veterans Receive $3664 04 Compensation in September
Raleigh reports the state Department of Labor veterans service division distributed 3664.04 dollars to 20 veterans for September benefits.
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Raleigh
Veterans’ Service Division
State Department of Labor
Rivet Count Highlighted in Queen Mary Hull Build
The hull construction of the Queen Mary used nearly 10,000,000 rivets, underscoring the massive scale and labor behind the famed ocean liner.
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