High Point Backfield Gears Up For Sanford Clash
High Point warriors, smarting from defeats by Asheville and Winston-Salem, prepare for a 3 30 PM daylight game against Sanford on the high school gridiron. Captain Hinkle may return as the lineup remains largely unchanged.
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Bisons
Sanford
Hinkle
Asheville
Winston-Salem
High Point High School
Sanford High Eleven
Black Bisons
Wade Marlette
Charlie Spencer
Jimmie Ellington
Winston
Lexington
Reidsville
Durham
Twin City
Black Demons
Wolfpack football to undergo backfield operations at State
NC State's ailing Wolfpack, led by Dr. Ray Sermon and Dr. Bob Warren, will undergo a series of backfield operations to fix a persistent illness described as loose itis before facing Mississippi A and M. Warren, a former backfield star, returns to join the varsity staff, with Bob Evans to assume Warren's freshman duties.
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Charlotte
North Carolina State College
Wolfpack
Ray Sermon
Robert E
Bob”) Warren
Mississippi A
Doctor Sermon
Raleigh Institution
John van Liew
Doctor Warren
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Missouri
Butch” Slaughter
Bob Evans
William McK
Bill
Fetzer
University of North Carolina
Quakers Light for Game with A. C. G
Guilford College prepares for a home game against Atlantic Christian at Greensboro Memorial Stadium marking their first North State Conference clash and first homestand of the season. Coach Anderson introduces three new plays to boost the light backfield while veterans Tom Cheek Jimmie Bunn and Dennis Johnson pace the offense. Sammy Bass Harry Wellens and Davie Lutz provide potential fireworks in the backfield as the team emphasizes speed and fight over size.
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Guilford College
Atlantic Christian College
Greensboro Memorial Stadium
Anderson
Wake Forest
Tom Cheek
Jimmie Bunn
Dennis Johnson
Guilford
Sammy Bass
Harry Wellens
Davie Lutz
Lutz
Planes Fly Using Outboard Motor Powered Engines
Several successful flights have been achieved using airplanes powered by outboard motors. The experiments indicate growing viability of non-traditional propulsion for aircraft as engineers test stability and performance across multiple trials.
Best oils for household devices promoted by expert mechanics
An advertisement touts 3-in-One oil as the superior lubrication for sewing machines vacuums lawn mowers and washers. It claims the blend cleans protects and lubricates and costs only a few cents annually. Available in 15c and 30c bottles at many stores with the red 3-in-One trademark.
Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh Opens Season Clash on Saturday
Rockne’s unbeaten Notre Dame meets rugged Pittsburgh in the first major East game of the season. The Panthers, fresh from a South Bend defeat to Carnegie, vow to challenge the Irish who boast speed, power, and a stifling defense after beating SMU Navy and Carnegie Tech.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Knute Rockne
Notreme Football Eleven
Rugged
Panthers
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Isweens
South Bend
Rockne
Southern Methodist
Navy
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Indiana
Penn
Drake
Northwestern
Army
Southern California
Yale
Carolina Grooms an Open Offensive for Vols Contest
Carolina plans a wide open offensive attack for the game against Tennessee in Knoxville Saturday. Coaches under Chuck Collins emphasize stronger blocking and running interference, with more versatile running and passing plays to counter Georgia’s defense and exploit weaknesses on the line.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Tennessee
Knoxville
Chuck Collins
Georgia
Parsley
Brown
McDade
Underwood
Fusal
Newcombe
Lipscomb
Gilbreath
Meclver
Blackwood
Carolina Field Generals
McEver Undergoes Knee Operation in Memphis
Eugene McEver Tennessee halfback and 1929 scoring leader is in a Memphis hospital to have torn knee ligaments mended. Surgeons hope the operation will return him to good shape for football by 1931, though he was advised against any attempt to rejoin the lineup now.
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Memphis
Tenn
Eugene McEver
Tennessee
McEver
Tar Heel Tennis Stars Enter Pinehurst Play
The University of North Carolina tennis team will participate in the invitation intercollegiate and the autumnal open at Pinehurst next week. Wilmer Hines and Hinkey Hendlin lead singles entries with possible doubles teams including Liskin and Wright. Bryan Grant is out for the fall tourney due to a physical breakdown, with a return planned after Christmas.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Pinehurst
John Renfield
Wilmer Hines
Hinkey Hendlin
Carolina
Hines
Hendlin
Liskin
Wright
Bryan Grant
Tar Heels
Grant
Renfield
Rockne Calls for Vigilance Ahead of Pitt Clash
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne drilled the squad in preparation for the Pittsburgh game. He warned that the Panthers are a strong combination and emphasized that the price of success is eternal vigilance. Backfielder Larry Mullins limped and was feared to miss the Pitt contest.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Boston, Santa, Stribling Sprint Boxing Results
Boston’s Jack Gagnon outpointed Don O Kelly of Ireland. Jose Santa from Portugal stopped Tiny Heffner of Philadelphia in the first round. Battling Levensky of Philadelphia stopped Joe Simms of St. Louis in three. In Topeka Herbert Baby Stribling of Macon outpointed Joe Trabon of Kansas City over ten rounds.
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Boston
Jack Gagnon
Don O'Kelly
Ireland
New York
Jose Santa
Portugal
Tiny Heffner
Philadelphia
Battling Levinsky
Joe Simms
St. Louis
Topeka
Kans
Herbert
Baby) Stribling
Macon
Joe Trabon
Kansas City
Indianapolis-Harry Dillon Wins Outpointed Burns
Indianapolis fighter Harry Dillon defeats Chuck Burns of San Antonio in a points decision with ten rounds noted.
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Indianapolis
Harry Dillon
Winnipeg
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Tex
Seattle Bud Taylor and Santiago Zorilla Draw in Panama
Seattle's Bud Taylor and Terre Haute's Terre Haute Indiana listed boxer Santiago Zorilla from Panama tied in a recent draw. The bout, marked as eight rounds, concluded with no winner.
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Seattle
Wash
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Santiago Zorilla
Panama
Drew
Kentucky Wildcats Prepping for Virginia Clash in Tense Warmup
Atlanta, Oct. 22. The Kentucky Wildcats face Virginia in a key warmup before facing Albania, Duke, V M I, and Tennessee. Shipwreck Kelly leads the backfield as Yates moves to backfield after a scoring rampage against freshmen. Virginia trains Buck Pass to replace the injured Bom Kimball.
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Atlanta
Ballyhoo
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Virginia
Albania
Duke
Tennesee
Kelly
Kentucky
Yates
Buck
Sophmore
Bom Kimball
Vanderbilt Alabama drill intensifies for weekend clash
At Tuscaloosa and Nashville coaches drill the teams for Saturdays top-line matchup. McGugin’s squad works to familiarize with Alabama formations and freshmen. Passes appear set to drive Vandy’s attack as Wade tightens Tide defense.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Nashville
Tulane Eyes First Conference Test After 1929 Title
Tulane aims for its first conference game against Georgia Tech after a quiet practice in New Orleans. Captain Roberts and Bodenger rest due to injuries while Tech coach Will Alexander seeks Doug Graydon to add a scoring threat for Saturday's Tornado matchup.
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Tulane
Georgia Tech
New Orleans
Roberts
Bodenger
Will Alexander
Tech
Doug Graydon
Arkansas
Virginia Linemen Prepare for Kentucky Showdown
University of Virginia previews say guards tackles and ends must improve after the V M S game to outplay Kentucky in Lexington. Coach Earl Abell remains unsatisfied with line play and veteran Bob Kimball faces several weeks out with injuries, to be replaced by Buck Poss who returns from injury.
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Julian Beall
Abernethy
Craver
Pusey
Potts
Swart
Helmick
Furches
Worley
Bulla
American University
Ludwig
Harte Campbell
Animal hospital director urges safer dog feeding practice
University of Pennsylvania small animal hospital director Dr. William Lentz advocates feeding dogs scraps and organs discarded by butchers rather than choke cuts of meat to reduce choking risk.
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William Lentz
Small
University of Pennsylvania
Keydler Avoids Sacrifice Fly Rule Talk
National League president John Arnold Keydler defers discussion on eliminating the sacrifice fly until after the football season. He declines to comment on E S Barnard suggestion but hints at broader rule revisions to be considered at the December joint meeting of the major leagues.
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New York
John Arnold Keydler
National League
E. S. Barnard
Marble Championship To Be Settled On Friday
City Recreation department directs a marble shooting contest Friday at 2 PM on the Junior High school playground. Three age classes from nine to 15 compete for city titles in 1930. Prizes offered. participants must supply their marbles.
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W. F. Bailey
Bailey
Metalized wallpaper and fabric care hints
The article notes metalized wallpaper as a new use and suggests lukewarm water rapid washing and drying to prevent colors from running. It emphasizes careful handling to preserve color fastness.
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Purple Panthers
Norfolk
Naval Apprentice School
Bob Warren
Sedgefield
Fox Hunt
Winfred Hinkle
Bison
Willis Park
High Point College
Campbell
Johnson
Walters
Cory
Panther
Willis Field
High Point
Elon
Appalachian
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Pop Warner
Jimmie DeHart
James Mullen
Dothan
Bob Fetzer
By Whitney Tharin
Reynard
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
North Carolina Fox Hunters
A. H. Handley Stables
Goldsboro
van Liew
N. C. State
Guilford College Eleven
Carnegie
Ramblers
Harvard
Dartmouth
Fordham
New York University
Yankee Stadium
Violet
Princeton
Temple
Owls
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
VOLS
Collins
Tar Heel Tennis Stars
Alabama
Keydler
Creveo
Tae
Robert Ripley
Certified Public Accountant
J. S. M. Goodloe
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