Wake Forest Duke Clash and Carolina Tech Face Tar Heels
Charlotte (Oct 17) Wake Forest visits Duke in a Southern Conference clash while Georgia Tech meets North Carolina in Chapel Hill. State travels to Florida. Davidson to Charleston. Deacons, underdogs, seek stiff test against Duke’s offense. Tech Carolina game may influence standings as Tech last beat UNC in 1928.
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Bowed to Auburn with 6 to 0 score by HAM FISHER
Davidson and the Citadel edge toward a ding dong battle based on scores with the Wildcats favored. Earlier Ca dets beat VMI 12-6 and Davidson turned back Virginia 12-0. Big Five clubs report few injuries as North Carolina battles Georgia and Tech looms with Hodges ready to replace an injured tackle.
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Charlie Moran
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Guilford
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King
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Tenn
Greensboro Boxing Promoter Sets October 24 Show
Greensboro prepares for its first boxing card in over a year at Neese hall on October 24 promoted by Charlie French of the Greensboro Patriot. Feature bout has Hard Rock Harden of Graham vs Buter Newberry of Charlotte, with a supporting card including Jack Dempsey Smith vs Kid Evans and Pee Wee Russell vs Howard Talley.
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Neese Hall
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Gate City
Burlington
Newberry
Jack Dempsey
Fox Hunters Association Opens 13th Annual Meet at Rockingham
UPy lovers of the chase gathered for the 13th annual field trials and show of the North Carolina Fox Hunters Association will extend the program through the week. Registration was held today with the first cast to be tomorrow. Frank L. Page of Greensboro heads the association.
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Upy
Lovers of the Chase
North Carolina
Fox Manters’ Association
Frank L. Page
Greensboro
Bowling Night Matches feature local teams and All Stars
Lucky Strike alleys host a special match with the local team facing Winston-Salem's All-Stars. The Lucky Strike roster includes E Rickett Payne Peach Self and Bowman. Commercial league opens with Stehl Silk Mills versus Adame Mills, North State Telephone against American Bakeries, and the Police department versus H P T and D. Public invited.
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eRickett
Payne
Peach
Self
Bowman
Ihs
Stehl Silk Mills
Adame-Millls
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American Bakeries
Police Department
H. P. T and D
Lookout Towers Guard North Carolina Against Fires
Six forest fire lookout towers erected in the last two years bolster state fire detection in North Carolina. Charles H. Flory notes construction slowed by funding, with about 125 towers planned and 27 built. New towers include Nakina, Sassafras Mountain, Corbin Mountain, Edgecombe, and Warren, some near the South Carolina line in cooperation with SC forest service. Officials estimate 7,000,000 acres under protection require more towers to ensure full coverage.
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North Carolina
Charles H. Flory
Flory
Department of Conservation and Development
Nakina
Columbus County
Sassafras
North
Weed seeds revived by 30 year burial at Arlington station
Seeds unearthed at the Arlington Virginia USDA experimental station after 30 years were grown again when exposed to the environment. The discovery shows plant life can endure long underground dormancy and resume growth under proper conditions.
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Arlington, Va
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hasty Beats Randleman 28 0 In Opener
Hasty high school football opened with a 28 to 0 win over Randleman. Cecil and Q Veach scored with T Veach adding a late TD while strong lines and solid defense paced the victory. Randleman showed promise under coach Auman despite three first downs.
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Hasty
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T. Veach
Q. Veach
Auman
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Rae RT
Ensley
Eterna
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Carlisle Peas
Ahaa
Nelson
Hasty Eran
Randieman
Puzzie
High Point College
Pollock
Wake Forest
Auburn Leads U S Teams In Scoring Points
Auburn holds the top spot in scoring among undefeated teams with 162 points while allowing only seven as it has won four straight. The Southern Conference standout leads a national AP survey of 89 unbeatens with Harvard 152 Fordham 151 Colgate 150 and Pitt 138. No Carolina teams are listed.
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Auburn
Harvard
Crimsons
Fordham
Colgate
Pitt
Associated Press
North
South Carolina
Rise and Fall of Top Teams in Weekend Southern Football
The weekend reshaped the conference race as Tennessee upset Alabama 7 3 while Vanderbilt and Tulane tied 6 6. Kentucky led with a 53 7 win over Washington and Lee, and LSU routed Mississippi State 24 0. Auburn beat Georgia Tech 6 0 and other results included Duke 34 0 over Maryland and Virginia 12 6 loss to Columbia.
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Kansas State
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East
Bush
Mass. State
Kimbrell
Auburn
Monnett
Mich. State
Kay
Texas
Tolman
Utah State
Hall
Okla
A.&m
Smith
Idaho
Football Stars Last Saturday
Warren Heller of Pitt ran 64 yards for a first touchdown against Army and threw a 50 yard pass to Joe Shadany for two more scores. Beattie Feathers of Tennessee scored the lone TD in a 7-3 win over Alabama after punting opened the tally. Ollie Arbelbide of Washington State returned a California punt 45 yards for a TD in a 7-2 win. Harry Newman of Michigan scored twice in a 14-0 victory over Ohio State. Bert Baxter of Southern Methodist led a 16-6 win over Syracuse with 24 and 42 yard runs and a field goal. Tulane’s Tulane back ran 55 yards for a score in a 6-6 tie with Vanderbilt. Bohn Hilliard of Texas scored twice, including a 95-yard run, in a 17-10 win over Oklahoma.
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Pitt
Army
Joe Shadany
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Alabama
Ollie Arbelbide
Washington State
California
Harry Newman
Michigan
Ohio State
Bert Baxter
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Syracuse
Goa Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Bohn Hilliard
Texas
Oklahoma
College football powerhouses lead by East Penn Colgate Fordham
The country’s top teams remain unbeaten as Week 7 of 1932 season shapes title races. Pitt, Colgate, and Fordham loom strong with upcoming tests against Ohio State, undefeated foes, and Michigan State. Stanford and Southern California clash at Palo Alto to stake dominance on the coast.
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California Boxing Association
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Washington
California
Idaho
Oregon
California Tech
Convicts in Some European Countries Still Hooded in Public
The practice remains in certain European nations where detainees wear hoods or masks outside cells to prevent cooperation for blackmail or criminal partnerships after release.
Precincts Created in High Point Fourth Ward Notice
Guilford County Board of Elections orders a new fourth ward precinct and requires new registration. Registration at polling places occurs on four Saturdays October 8 5 22 and 29 1932. Precincts Six Seven and Twelve described with street boundaries and starting points. Chairman George A Hampton announces the actions.
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Guilford County Board of Elections
Mus
Southern Railroad
South Main Street
Leonard Street
Thissell Street
Russell Street
South Mal Street
East Russell Street
Leoard Street
Southern
Jamestown
South St Street
George A. Hampton
Gullford
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