High School Eleven Vies with Greensboro Highs in Memorial Stadium
The Black Bison clash with Coach Lester Belding’s Purple and Gold in Greensboro at 3:45 pm Friday. Principal L R Johnston has dismissed students at 2:30 to allow a large delegation of rooters to travel to Gate City and cheer the Marlettemen, with band director Maxwell Jones leading the school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bison
Greensboro
Memorial Stadium
L. R. Johnston
Gate City
Marlettemen
Purple Hurricane
Maxwell Jones
Lester Belding
Marlette
Bryant
Hill
Hinkle
Coltrane
Curlee
Holcombe
Moffitt
Hawkins
Culler
Corrections to the Errorgram Notes
The League of Nations meets at Geneva not Genoa. The term Tragedian is misspelled. Sir Hugh has one spot. The photographer shows three fingers on his left hand. The scrambled word ER RORGRAM corrects to ERRORGRAM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Geneva
Genoa
Hugh
Canzoneri Set for 10 Round Bout at Chicago Coliseum
Tony Canzoneri the New York light weight will face Stanislaus Loyaza in the main 10 round bout on the Dempsey fight program at the Chicago Coliseum scheduled for October 36.
Yale Football Faces Five Tough Opponents This Season
Yale led by captain Waldo W Greene and coach Mal Stevens aims for an undefeated run through a schedule that includes Georgia Army Dartmouth Princeton and Harvard. Stevens’ strong line features Greene at guard as the Blue seek early eastern glory. In Atlanta the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s fourth week finds Citadel and Spring Hill tied for leadership with two wins and no losses, while Chattanooga and other contenders chase early conference pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Waldo W. Greene
Mal Stevens
Eli
University of Georgia
Army
Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Stevens
Mammoth Greene
Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Citadel Bulldogs
Mike Donahue
Spring Hill College
University of Chattanooga Moccasins
South Carolina Bulldogs
Alabama Catholics
Mercer
Howard College
Birmingham
Howard
Millsaps
Mississippi College
Wwrd
Citadel
Spring Hill
Chattanooga
Centre
Southwestern
Transylvania
la. College
Furman
Erskine
Br’ham-Son
Presbyterian
Miss. College
Newberry Oglethorpe
W.ky. Teach’s
Ky Wesleyan
Southw
Tn la
Uni
Louisville
Wofford E
Union ( Tenn
Ee Bae
Fights Last Night Mixed Results Across Cities
Chicago fighter Lupe Tenorio defeated King Tut on a foul in a Chicago bout. Minnesota's Babe Hunt outpointed Al Friedman in Oklahoma City. Pete Meyers of San Francisco outpointed Bobby O'Hara in Boston. Frankie Bataglia of Winnipeg stopped Vince Jelinex in two rounds. Laurie Peppin of Winnipeg knocked out Jimmy Luger in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lupe Tenorio
Philippines
King Tut
Minneapolis
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma City
al Friedman
Boston
Pete Meyers
San Francisco
Bobby O’hara
Augusta
Winnipeg
Man
Frankie Battaglia
Vince Jelinex
LaCrosse
Wis
Laurie Peppin
Jimmy Luger
St. Paul
Distinguished Alumni Back at Wake Forest
Wake Forest college joined home coming week with three notable alumni addressing students. Dr Hight C Moore class of 1880 general editor of the Southern Baptist Sunday school board Nashville Tenn and Dr Enoch Walter Sikes Clemson College president visited the school this week. Dr O E Sams class of 1898 president of Bluefield College addressed students Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Hight C. Moore
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Catfish Smith Excels as Georgia Faces North Carolina
Ver mon Catfish Smith of Georgia starred against Yale with a punt block, a reception for a score, and a safety involvement, signaling his menace to North Carolina as Georgia meets the Tar Heels at Kenan Stadium. Carolina ends Holt Renner show potential with rookie Nelson stepping up, and reserves Parsley Tabb Brown Morris Reid loom as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Vermon
Catfish
Red
Georgia
Yale
Nash
Shivar
Bill Kelly
Tar Heels
Don Holt
Julian Renner
Holt
Tech
Herb Nelson
Parsley
Tabb
Brown
Morris
Reid
Hem-Roid claim offers relief for piles
An advertisement asserts piles are caused by poor blood circulation in the lower bowel and promotes Dr. Leon Hardt’s Hem-Roid tablets as a safe internal remedy. It guarantees quick, lasting relief or money back and notes Mann Drug Co. and other druggists sell the product with this guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
One Point Won't Lick the Wildcats
Davidson notes Captain Thad Brock as a premier placement kicker with six successful efforts in seven attempts for an .857 success rate. His accuracy matches the famed Dick Grey drop-kick record, with kicks delivering points in multiple games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Thad Brock
Davidson College Wildcats
North Carolina
Capt. Brock
Dick Grey
Notables Attend Carolina Georgia Football Game at Kenan Stadium
A large group of dignitaries will attend the Carolina Georgia football clash in Kenan Stadium, led by Governor L. G. Hardman and Georgia Chancellor Charles M. Snelling. Homecoming Week festivities in Chapel Hill will draw state leaders, educators, and library officials for meetings of regional associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Kenan Stadium
Georgia
Yale
L. G. Hardman
Charles M. Snelling
University of Georgia
North Carolina
University
O. Max Gardner
Angus W. McLean
Cameron Morrison
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Harry W. Chase
Southern Conference On Educcaion
Southeastern Library Association
North Carolina Library Association
Chase
N. A. Townsend
R. T. Fountain
A. W. McLean
John Sprunt Hill
J. T. Mangum
Charles A. Jonas
George Stephens
C. F. Harvey
Charles Lee Smith
C. T. Woollen
W. C. Cooker
Haywood Parker
F. W. Knight
L. R. Wilson
W.D. Moss
Andrews Keogh
Sarah Bogle
Charlotte Templeton
Anne Pierce
T. C. Atwood
A. C. Nash
J. A. Page
P. H. Williams
J. K. Wilson
A. H. Graham
Womble
L. P. Tapp
O. M. Mull
Henry Burke
Col
J. M. Harrelson
E. C. Brooks
A. AL. Brooks
Delia D. Carroll
Norwood Carroll
R. N. Duffy
W. A. Graham
Thomas O’berry
Frank Page
John A. Park
John J. Parker
Clarence Poe
J. B. Sullivan
Thomas S. White
John Huske Anderson
M. Kendall
Library
Southern Education
American League 20 Percent Stronger Than National League
Chicago October 17 AP President E S Barnard of the American League says his loop is about 20 percent stronger than the National League and credits the New York Yankees. He notes a persistent domination has pushed clubs to acquire better players and that the league now ranks about 20 percent stronger than John Heydler's circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. S. Barnard
American League
New York Yankees
Barnard
John Heydler
Panthers Top Off Work For Elon Game Today
High Point college football workouts crown week of prep for Saturday clash with Elon Christians in Roanoke. star Elon back Williams draws scrutiny while High Point relies on veteran Perdue. Prior meetings favored High Point at Elon, but this year’s match promises even terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Elon
High Point College
Elon Christians
Panther
Williams
Davidson
Wake Forest
High Point
Perdue
Roanoke
Virginia
Sport
Jankoski
Purple Panthers
Alumni Return Invite Sets High Point Homecoming Tone
Alumni and former students of High Point College are invited to return for a Saturday homecoming at the alma mater. Reports indicate a large turnout of former students will accept the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Panthers Set for Colorful Sideline Show This Saturday
For the first time this year the Panther brass band will be on the sidelines to furnish music for the occasion. Charlie Brooks, assisted by Blondie Robinson and Ruth Woodcock, will lead yells for the cheering section. Saturday's game likely the most colorful event among the smaller colleges this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panther
Charlie Brooks
Blondie” Robinson
Ruth Woodcock
Harvard Lone Defender of Big Three Invincibility
New York dispatch reports Harvard, Princeton and Yale waning as powers in early season. Harvard faces Army at Cambridge as sole survivor of the Big Three, relying on Arnold Hoween's defense to neutralize Cagle. Princeton aims to rebound against Cornell, while Yale remains a distant rival in a season of slow, conservative development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
New York
Princeton
Yale
Geneva
Navy
Brown
Tigers
Elis
Army
Cambridge
Crimson
Christian Keener Cagle
Arnold Hoween
Chris
Cornell
Ithaca
Tiger
Tar Heels Set Scoring Records Against Georgia Tech
North Carolina crushed Georgia Tech at Grant Field setting several records. The Tar Heels scored the most points Tech has ever allowed at Grant Field since 1926, with 109 points in three games and only three scored against them in the season opener. Stumpy Thomason starred for UNC in a dominant performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Georgia
Bulldogs
Kenan Stadium
Tech
Jimmy Burns
Atlanta Georgian
Grant Field
Alabama
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Penn State
Rutgers
Notre Dame
Stumpy Thomason
Tar Heel Rookies Rise to the Challenge Versus Tech
Tar Heel rookies Herb Nelson and Gavin Dortch, initially rated mediocre, stepped in against Georgia Tech after key injuries. Nelson dominated punts and tackles while Dortch opened holes and blocked, helping North Carolina surge to victory and earn first class varsity status against a historically strong Tech line. Nelson, 160 pounds, and Dortch, 188 pounds, both hailed from Oak Park NL and Woodberry Forest prep programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Georgia Tech Tornado
Herb Nelson
Gavin Dortteh
Atlanta
Nelson
Dorteh
Grant
Tech
Don Holt
Bill Koenig
Dortch
Tar Heel
Holt
Koenig
Thomason
Mizell
Koeni
Oak Park
Georgia
Yale
Cubs Generosity Cuts Each Share in World Series Bonus
Chicago reporters note that Cub regulars will receive about 3500 dollars each from the World Series coin, far less than the 4000 dollars per person they would have under standard regulations, due to the team’s generosity in sharing with bemch warmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cub
Old-Timers Recall 1892 Tar Heel Eleven Triumphs
A 1892 Tar Heel football squad led by captain Dr. Michael Hoke famed Atlanta surgeon defeated Auburn Vanderbilt and Virginia in three straight shutouts 64 0 24 0 and 26 0 during a one week tour. today North Carolina Georgia clash is billed as a titanic scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titans
Michael Hoke
Atlanta
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Waugh Rises as Key Georgia Ground Gainer
Atlanta’s Armin Waugh emerged from third string to star for Georgia in a 27-0 win over Furman and a 15-0 upset of Yale. The Bulldogs eye a decisive clash with North Carolina, hoping Waugh will boost the ground game in the Georgia-North Carolina classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Waugh
Georgia
Furman
Waugh
Bulldogs
Yale
Eli
Harry Mehre
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Davidson to Host Citadel in Banner Football Clash
Officials at Davidson College anticipate a large crowd at Richardson Field for the Davidson Wildcats versus The Citadel Bulldogs game on Saturday. The campus plans for thousands of spectators despite the Carolina Georgia tilt drawing attention. Both teams are praised for strong play with Army familiarity noted, and Davidson arranges special seating for visiting Citadel alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Davidson College
Richardson Field
Citadel Bulldogs
Davidson Wildcats
Oglethorpe University
University of Georgia— Carolina
Chapel Hill
Charlestonians
Davidson Boys
West Point
Bulldogs
Army
M. W. McGill
Davidson Athletic Association
Citadel
Large field enters Lanin Memorial Open championship
More than 200 golfers from the metropolitan area, including top pros and amateurs, compete in the Joseph J. Lanin memorial open at Salisbury country club. Notables in the field include Tommy Armour Johnny Golden Johnny Farrell Gene Sarazen Bobby Cruickshank Jim Barnes Tom Kerrigan Willie Klein and amateur leaders Chick Evans George Voigt Phil Perkins Eddie Briggs Silas Newton Jackie Mackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan
Joseph J. Lanin
Devils' lineup for Navy still unsettled
Durham October 16 A tentative Duke starting five for Navy includes six players not in the Pitt game. Koski and Kinder are expected to start at full and left tackle, Cole moves to end, Davis and Rupp win guard and center spots, with Beaver likely to backfield start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
Navy
Pitt
John John Koski
Harry Kinder
Annapolis
Lee Cole
Lee Davis
Charley Rupp
Flop Beaver
King Tut Faces Disqualification For Fouling Tenorio
In Chicago King Tut, the Minneapolis lightweight challenger, was disqualified after fouling Lupe Tenorio in the first round of a ten round bout at the Chicago Stadium. Referee Dave Barry halted the match as Tut rushed Tenorio to the ropes with a low left hook that landed in foul territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
King Tut
Minneapolis
Lupe Tenorio
Tut
Tenorio
Dave Barry
Gehringer Tops AL Honors With Runs, Hits, Stolen Bases
Detroit second baseman Charlie Gehringer claimed 1929 American League honors for leading the league in runs scored with 139, in three-base hits with 19, and in stolen bases with 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit
Carrot Production in U S Triples Over Five Years
Within five years carrot production in the United States has jumped from three to six million bushels, signaling a rapid expansion in domestic farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Capudine Quick Relief for Headaches and Nerve Pain
Capudine relieves headaches and nerve pains almost instantly as a liquid medicine. It soothes nerves rather than deadening them and contains no opiates. Sold in 30c and 60c sizes with over 30 years of trusted use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
High School
BERS
Bidson
Stump
Sandwich Shop
Ers. Stump
SMU
THE
Wildcats
Dr. Chase
Campbell
Boylviites
Newberry
Cory
Tech Game
CUBS
Waugh - Eo
Devils
Piedmont Building & Loan
Geo. A. Matton
Pres
Wachovia Bank
W. C. Idol
Sec’y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!