CochraneNamed AL MVP In Tight Race
Mickey Cochrane edged Charley Gehringer for the American League MVP as 67 votes to 65 amid a spirited ballot duel. Lefty Gomez and Schoolboy Rowe followed, while Babe Ruth failed to receive a vote for the first time since 1922.
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Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
Mike
Detroit
Tigers
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Charley Gehringer
Cochrane
Gehringer
Vernon
Lefty
Tar Heels Ready For Homecoming After Georgia Upset
North Carolina fans look to a Homecoming clash with Kentucky at Chapel Hill as veterans Barclay Mehre praised for performance and leadership, with Tatum Kahn Jackson Shaffer Snyder also starred in the 14-0 upset of Georgia.
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University of North Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Chapel Hill
George Barclay
Tar Heels
Bulldogs
Harry Mehre
Barclay
Bob Neyland
Tennessee Vols
Line
Tatum
Kahn
Jackson
Shaffer
Snyder
Quest
Centra
North Carolina
Les Week
Mississippi
Bisons Get Ready For First Conference Clash At Winston
High Point High School the Black Bisons prepare for their Western Conference opener against Twin City High in Winston-Salem at 8 pm at Southside Park. Coach W C Jones aims to fix injuries after a strong scrimmage showing and local fans plan to travel and cheer for a sweep.
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Black Bisons
High Point High School
Southside Park
Winston-Salem
Twin City High School
Bisons
W. C. Jones
High Point
Cochrane Leads Tigers In World Series Drive And MVP Voting
The Baseball Writers committee named Cochrane MVP and 19 honorable mention players with H G Salsinger as chair. Cochrane led Detroit through the pennant race, played 121 games, hit .320 with .988 fielding, and 12 errors in the series, while Mickey stayed bedridden to finish the final game. Verfon Games tops the voting with 60, followed by Lynwood Rowe 58 and Lou Gehrig 54.
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Baseball Writers’ Committee
John McLaney
Boston Post
Wayne K. Otto
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Stuart Bell
Cleveland Press
Bud Shaver
Detroit Times
James Dawson
New York Times
Ivan Peterman
Philadelphia Bulletin
Jamies Gould
St. Lauis Post- Tech
John Keller
Washington Star
H. G. Salsinger
The
Detroit News
Cochrane
Tigers
Cardinals
Mike
Mickey
Verfon
News
Lynwood Rowe
Detroit
Lou Gehrig
New York
Neary Greenberg
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Wesley Ferrell
Boston
Marvin Owen
James BE. Foxx
Philadelphis al Simmons
Chicago
William Werber
Roy Johnson
Leon Goslin
Charles S Sellers Dies At London Ohio
Word comes of the death of Charles S Sellers at his London Ohio home on Monday. Mrs. George Stephens, formerly of High Point, is his sister in law. Rev and Mrs George Stephens once lived in High Point and now reside in Chicago. Mr Stephens attends the London funeral from Detroit where he leads a revival, with Mrs Stephens and Eleanor Stephens traveling from Wheaton College.
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Charlies L. Sellers
George Stephens
High Point
London
Ohio
Chicago
Stephens
Detroit
Persimmon Weighs Half A Pound At Local Exhibit
A persimmon weighing a half pound was displayed at The Enterprise by Jesse Lawrence of 1014 Cassell street. Lawrence says he got it from his Randolph county brother and officials believe it to be the largest fruit shown in the area.
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Randolph County
Jesse Lawrence
Cassell Street
Southern Conference Gate Receipts Rise in 1933 Season
Southern Conference attendance climbs this fall with crowds up to 20 percent at several schools while admission prices stay steady. Duke reports near capacity crowds of about 30 000 as its first three games show gains, South Carolina sees 4 000 then 10 000 in early games, Maryland notes 31 000 in three games versus 22 500 last year, and North Carolina also reports higher attendance figures, continued on page 12.
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Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
University of South Carolina
University of Maryland
North Carolina
Carolina drills 10 build up its reserve squad
North Carolina and Duke teams conducted heavy drills as they prepare for upcoming games. The Tar Heels work to bolster reserve players for a showdown with Kentucky. Duke travels to Davidson for the first state race contest. NCSU heads to Tampa to face Florida Alligators. Wake Forest suffers significant injuries amid a weakened squad.
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Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Kentucky Wildcats
Blue Devils
Duke University
Davidson
Wildcats
Durham
Hank Anderson
N. C
Tampa
Fla
Florida Alligators
Tulane
Green Wave
Wake Forest
Davidson Presents Revised Line Up For Duke Contest
Davidson Wildcats alter starting line for Saturday's game with Duke. Four of five linemen weigh more than the previous starters, except one weight drop. Coaches expect faster line play and improved deception to offset the lighter weight distribution.
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Duke
Davidson Wildcats
Duke University
Army
Big Lowell
Dick Cathey
Windham
Johnston
Henry Cathey
Jim Batte
J. B. Lee
Ed Armfield
John Slowers
Doc” Newton
Gene McEver
Mrs Dizzy Dean Reveals Courtship With Star Wife
New York Oct 18 Mrs Jay Hanna Dean describes her marriage to Dizzy Dean and life beside the pitching stars of the Bushwicks and Black Yankees at Dexter Park Brooklyn. She recalls Dizzy arguing with the umpire during a three inning stunt and hints at plans to return to Bradenton for rest after his vaudeville act.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Jay Hanna Dean
Pert
Big Dizzy
Deans
Dexter Park
Brooklyn
Dean
Bushwicks
Yankees
Dizzy
Tigers
Ducky Medwick
Paul Dean
Diz
Texas
Bradenton
St. Louis
Moon shoots hole in one at Thomasville Country Club
Bill Moon of High Point aces the No 4 hole, a 197 yard par 3, at Thomasville Country Club. His ball rolled onto a water bordered green and dropped in for the first ace on the course. Moon played with F L Grimes BE H Mahone and C C MecCuiston. The foursome posted 65 best ball on 18. Moon finished 85 for the round. He notes policy concerns about high school coaches functioning as officials in area games.
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Bill Moon
High Point
Thomasville
Moon
F. L. Grimes
BE. H. Mahone
C. C. MecCuiston
High Point High
Reidsville
Brilliant Stars To Shine In Kentucky Carolina Clash
In Chapel Hill on Saturday the Carolina Kentucky Homecoming features star duels led by Bert Johnson and Don Jackson. Ticket sales hint at near capacity as Kentucky seeks revenge on recent wins, while both teams boast new coaches Chet Wynne and Carl Snavely.
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Chapel Hill
Tar Heel
Wildcat
Bert “Man O' War
Johnson
Bo McMillan
Don Jackson
Carolina
Tar Heels
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Clemson
Chet Wynne
Notre Dame
Carl
Bob Pritchard
Bill” Jobe
World's largest stamp collection belongs to Ferrary family
The Ferrary family of Paris holds the largest stamp collection in the world. Begun in 1865, the collection has cost its owner about $2,000,000 to date.
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Baron P. von Ferrary
Paris
Four Undefeated Elevens Face Defeat in Championship Tilt
Four unbeaten college teams face potential losses Saturday as Pitt, Minnesota, Alabama or Tennessee, Columbia or Navy, and Harvard or Holy Cross hold major tests. Pitt and Minnesota seek to protect perfect records at Pitt Stadium and Cambridge, while Alabama or Tennessee, Columbia, Navy, Harvard, and Holy Cross also contest pivotal games.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Cambridge
Pitt
Minnesota
Pitt Stadium
Alabama
Tennessee
Columbia
Navy
Harvard
Holy Cross
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio State
Northwestern
Washington
Alabama Tennessee Struggle Signals SEC Title Chase
Alabama has been rated a prime for the SEC crown since fall practice and rolled up 100 points against Howard Sewanee and Mississippi State. Tennessee, once forecast to struggle, has surprised with a strong start paced by a pair of standout performances and an 82 0 offen sive showing.
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Alabama
Income figures compare million-dollar earners across years
The data shows one million-dollar incomes numbering 196 in the current year compared with 1930 previously, while 504 incomes were recorded the year before.
Land Sale Under Mortgage in Guilford County North Carolina
Malissie Coe as administrator will sell Lots 1 and 2 in Riverside Park Development by Aten tic Insurance and Realty Co at public auction on October 3, 1934 at 10 a.m. at the Greensboro courthouse bids start at 225.50 with terms cash and subject to court confirmation. The sale follows a mortgage foreclosure by 8 S Coe and Verta Coe against Malissie Coe and Lota Coe.
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Verta Coe
Malissie Coe
Lota Coe
Register of Deeds of
Guilford
Superior Court
Guilford County
High Point Savings & Trust Co
Admr
Waiser & Casey
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