Black Bisons to clash with Twins in Western Conference
High Point high school Black Bisons travel to Winston-Salem for the Western Conference opener against the Twins at 8 PM. Meisky directs the offense with Walter Sprye at halfback, as injuries limit Ed Hedrick and Art Lea. Winston-Salem seeks revenge after last year’s 14 to 0 loss and a spirited showdown is anticipated.
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Black Bisons
Twins
High Point High School
Winston-Salem
Th Side Park
High Point
Bisons
Meisky
Walter Sprye
Ha K. Sprye
Ed Hedrick
Art Lea
Lea
YMCA Soccer Opener Highlights Local College Match
The High Point college volley bell club hosts the YMCA soccer team Saturday at 5 30 PM in the city gym in the season’s first contest. Both teams seek a season starter win as a new inter city league forms with four teams including Winston Salem High Point Y and Kernersville plus potential entries from Guilford and nearby Winston.
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High Point College
T Fs
High Point
Winston-Salem
High Point Y's
Kernersville
Guilford Community
Winston
Two Officers Seek Pretty Boy Floyd in Iowa Sweep
Des Moines dispatch reports town officers sweeping through southern Iowa on October 18 seeking the outlaw Jes Pretty Boy Floyd, identified as the nation’s top public enemy.
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Pretty Boy
Floyd
Des Moines
Southtral Iowa
Jes “Pretty Boy” Floyd
Sedgefield Hunt Plans Drag Event Saturday Afternoon
Sedgefield Hunt will open its fall program tomorrow at 2 30 PM with a drag hunt starting from the ring at the Inn. The course requires no jumps, though jumps are available for those who wish. The Hunt will host a team in the Inn’s Grill room afterward. A live hunt is set for Wednesday at 6 PM from the stables.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Outlaw Floyd Tracked After Iowan Hideout Shootout
Police and sheriffs pursue Floyd across Iowa and neighboring western states after a night incident near McIntire. He and two wounded companions fled with a tire pump tool kit and tire repair set from a frightened farmer's automobile. Authorities report a machine gun exchange with officers.
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Floyd
Iowa
MccIntire
Mushrooms Grow Large at Greenland Smith Sound
Edible mushrooms the size of dinner plates appear along a small freees area at Smith Sound Greenland as snow lingers until mid June and frosts return in August strong tides and currents warm the water in this region snakes sleep with eyes open.
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Smith Sound
Greenland
North Carolina Clubs Prepare For Big Weekend Games
North Carolina football squads finish preparations for key Saturday matchups. Kentucky visits Chapel Hill for the Tar Heel Homecoming while Davidson faces Duke at Davidson. Wake Forest hosts Presbyterian with notable injury caveats. N C State travels to Tampa to meet Florida Alligators.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Kentucky
Chapel Hill
Davidson
Duke Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
Walton Kitchen
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Tampa
Fila
Florida Alligators
Don Jackson
Jim Tatum
Chet Wynne
Wildcats
Kentuckians
Clemson College
Duke Devils
Concord
Wallace Wade
Georgia Tech
Devils
Doc Newton
Durham
Tex Edens
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Walter Johnson
Blue Stockings
Raleigh
Lenoir Rhyne
Naval Apprentice School
Newport News Va
Appalachian
Eastern Carolina
Boone
Guilford
Salisbury
Elon
Randolph Macon
Ashland
Western Carolina
Tennessee
Tar Heels
Davidson Preps For Duke Blue Devils Clash At Davidson
Davidson Wildcats ready for Duke Blue Devils game at Richardson Field after practice. Coaches Doc Newton and Gene McEver name possible start at left tackle with Ed Armfield backing Siewers. Davidson pep meeting and 70 piece band planned to boost spirit ahead of tomorrow’s 2 30 kickoff.
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Davidson Wildcats
Blue Devils
Duke
Richardson
Doc” Newton
Gene McEver
John Siewers
Ed Armfield
Asheboro
Army
Siewers
Presbyterian
Wildcats
Blue
McEver
Baxter Yarborough
Johnny Mackerell
Dewey Hutchins
George Wingfield
Verble
Paul Pittman
Roney
Pro football debuts in Charlotte with Blues over pros
The writer reports Charlotte hosting the St. Louis Blues in the first professional league game. He notes pros emphasize speed and rule differences versus college football and forecasts another thriller as Charlotte plays Memphis next Sunday.
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Charlotte
Queen City
St. Louis Blues
Blues
Collegians
Money Boys
Saas
Memphis
Professor Seeks Revenge in Football Prognostication
A noted prognosticator from Billy Goat Mountain recounts a rough week with 14 upsets and one tie in 60 picks, yet maintains a season average of .821 from 170 forecasts. He reports eight ties, 134 correct, and 28 wrong selections as he presents his latest forecasts.
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Billy Goat Mountain
North Carolina Plays Home Game Amid Travel of Conference Teams
College teams from the Southern Conference travel far for games as North Carolina remains at home to host Kentucky on homecoming day. Jim Tatum returns to the first string with Odell Childers at right end replacing Bill Moore. Duke plans a trip to Concord to face Davidson while Virginia Tech and Maryland head to Norfolk for their matchup. The article notes injuries to Roy Phipps, Jim Boling, and Jim Johnston.
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Richmond
Geveral Southern Conference
North Carolina University
Kentucky
Jim Tatum
Bill Moore
Odell Childers
Virginia Tech
Maryland
Norfolk
Earl Widmyer
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Dartmouth
Princeton
North Carolina State
Tampa
Florida
Duke
Blue Devile
Concord
Davidson
Roy Phipps
Jim Boling
Jim Johnston
Deen
Homecoming showdown looms for Kentucky at Carolina
At Chapel Hill Kentucky and North Carolina face off in a homecoming clash set for 2 pm. Captain Rupert leads Kentucky with Barclay at signals as Bert Johnson meets Jon Jackson and Charlie Shaffer in key duels. Attendance is expected to reach whear capacity with torchlight parade and pep meeting underway.
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Chapel Hill
Chet Wynne
Joe Rupert
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tar Heels
Kenan Stadium
Carolina
Wynne
Carolna
Cincinnati
Clemson
Georgia
Rupert
Kentuckians
George Barclay
Bert
Johnson
BobeMillan
Jon Jackson
Charlie Shaffer
Honus” Wagner
Freddie Crawford
Bob Pritchard
Bill’ Jobe
Ernest Jones
Bill Moore
Odell Childers
Black
Davidson
Chambers
Denison
Jackson
Brewer
Homecoming Events Outline at University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill outlines for Saturdays Homecoming feature a 10:45 a m band performance 11 a m mayor Fou shee and Carl Goerch as emcee 11 02 mayor McLendon 11 05 president Graham 11 08 student welcome 11 13 Lt Gov Graham 11 23 guest presentations 11 28 coaches Wynne Snavey 12 m reunion luncheon 2 p m Carolina vs Kentucky game WPTF radio broadcast noted Cadets prep for University of Richmond game against Cornell identified as upcoming opponent
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Carolina
Methodist Church
John M. Foushee
Carl Goerch
L. P. McLendon
Speaks
Frank P. Graham
Virgil Weathers
Lester Ostrow
A. H. Graham
Orange County
John Co
B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
Wynne
Snavey
Carolina-Kentucky
WPTF
Raleigh
Baer objects to Garden plan for June title foe
Max Baer criticized the Garden for selecting a June heavyweight opponent for the title bout in New York. He warned he might fight elsewhere if Jimmy Johnston cannot arrange a suitable challenger. Baer questioned Hamas and Lasky results and urged the Garden to pick a viable foe or risk losing his business.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Max Baer
Madison Square
New York
Ancil Hoffman
Garden
Baer
Jimmy Johnston
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Elimina
Garen
Hamas
Gamera
Buddy
the Garden
Schmeling
Lasky
Hoffman
Barker Picks Minnesota Alabama Columbia And Holy Cross As Winners
Herbert W. Barker predicts key college football games with Minnesota favored over Pitt and Alabama slight favorites over Tennessee. Columbia and Navy loom for a perfect record clash, Holy Cross vs Harvard, Notre Dame vs Carnegie, Ohio State over Colgate, Fordham over St Mary's, and Michigan over Georgia Tech in a slate of toss-ups.
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Duke
Davidson
Carolina
Kentucky
Florida
Tate
L-Rhyne
Wake Forest
Catawba
Guilford
Randolph-Macon
Offord
Erskine Duquesne
Virginia
Appalachian
Mercer
Dartmouth
Virginia Richmond
Maryland
Georgetown
Princeton
Tulaness
Georgia
Michigan
Tech
Alabama Center
Tennessee Vandy
Auburn
Sewanee
Howard
Miss Aggies
Fordham
Holy Cross
Harvard
Oregon
Idaho
Iowa
Iowa State
Kansas
Penn
Manhattan
Missouri
St Louis
Oglethorpe
Rollins Colgate
Ohio State
Minnesota
Pitt
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Purdue
Calif
Okla
A-M
Syracuse
O. Wesley
Texas
Utah State
Wyoming
Yale
California
L. A
Chicago
Indiana
Navy
Columbia Rice
Creighton
Notre Dame
Carnegie
Denver
Stanford
San Francis
Geneva
Marquette
C. U
Es Press
New York
Pitt Minnesota
Scylla
Charybids
the Devil
Deep Blue Sea
East
Middle West
Crimson
Brown
Casey
Colgate
Buckeyes
St. Mary's
Georgia Tech
Wolverines
Finals Sunday In Doubles Tennis Tourney
The doubles tournament reaches its semi finals with Poole and Short facing Bivins and Copeland, and Rogers and Eagles meeting Lovelace and Lewis. A large crowd is expected for the Sunday finals at 2:30 PM at the municipal course.
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Short
Bivins
Copeland
Rogers
Eagles
Lovelace
Lewis
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