Wake Forest and State battle to scoreless draw in homecoming
Wake Forest and North Carolina State played a hard fought scoreless tie at Gore Field on homecoming. Wake Forest outgained State with 10 first downs to eight and threatened the goal on multiple drives led by Martin and Wilson while Rex powered the Wolfpack with steady gains. The game ended with interceptions by Johnson of State and a final Deacon pass defense stand.
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Local YMCA Volleyball Opens With Mixed Results
The city league opening saw high school faculty beat Reformed Sunday school 15-10 5-16 16-14 First M P. over the College Y 15-10 15-38 First Baptist defeated East Coast Line 15-4 16-10 and High Point College top Y M B group 16-9 15-9. Monday games set MH S faculty against Main M BP Sunday school and Y M C A group against Travellers.
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Hartford Motor Patrol Report Aims to Improve Driving
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Appalachian State Teachers College Routs Piedmont Lions 44 0
In Boone on homecoming day Appalachian State Teachers College crushed Piedmont College 44 to 0 before about 2,000 fans. The muddy field slowed play but Boone dominated, scoring in every period with Trippany and Tripplett key on the ground. Piedmont did not gain a first down.
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Friday Afternoon Club Hosts Fall Meeting in Asheboro
In Asheboro on October 21 Mrs Kemp Alexander entertained the Friday Afternoon club at Sun Set avenue with a program arranged by the hostess. Harriette Hammer Walker read a local interest article and I C Moser read an old fashioned story. Tea was served informally by Mrs Moser Mrs J A Spence and Julia Alexander. Roy Cox attended as the only guest. The first fall meeting of the ae Book club was held with Mrs J O Redding presiding and a winter program announced.
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Roy Cox
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Mills Home Beats Junior Orphanage in Close 18-13 Victory
Mills Home reserves edged Junior Orphanage seven 18 to 13 at Thomasville. Meacham sprinted 10 yards in the final minutes to seal the win after Lexington Institution led 13 to 0 with two early TDs by Boyd and Large. Millis Home answered with two touchdowns before halftime.
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Poole to Join Security Bank Staff in Greensboro
James W. Poole, assistant conservator of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Co. High Point unit, will join Security National Bank's Greensboro staff October 23. Poole, a Greensboro native and UNC ’25 graduate, will inform the public about the bank's services and has held multiple banking positions in North Carolina.
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Security National Bank
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University of North Carolina
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Vick Chemical Company
New York
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American Business Club
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West Market
Carolina Prepares for War With Georgia Tech Homecoming
Chapel Hill gears up for the Homecoming clash with Georgia Tech at Kenan Stadium next Saturday. Alumni receptions, campus decorations, and gratitude exchanges fill the week as fans recall past battles and hope for a Tar Heel win. Julian Frankel's conditioning adds to Carolina’s potential full-strength lineup.
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Ray Farris
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Army Upsets Illinois With Early Score In Intercept Battle
The Army upset Illinois 6 to 0 in Cleveland as Texas Jack Buckler starred with an all round performance and Joe Stancock scored the decisive one yard touchdown. Illinois outpassed Army 159 yards but could not reach the end zone.
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Associated Press
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Adams Millis Ball Team Feted At Big Banquet
The Adams-Millis Industrial and Amateur leagues baseball teams were honored Friday night with a chicken dinner. The Industrial leaguers finished second in the championship.
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College Soccer Club Beats Y M C A in 4-1 Victory
The High Point college soccer team defeated the Y M C A 4 to 1 on a local field. Culler led the winners with a dash and masterful play, while a full line of players including Monkba, Callahan, and Hartley contributed. Referee Lewis, timer Hartman. linesmen Isley and Hedrick. Substitutions: Williams, Diamont, Sherrell. In weeklong notes, aviation and city sports items surface alongside coverage of the season's end.
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Carnegie Tech Defeats Notre Dame 7 0 in Opening Minute
In Pittsburgh on October 21 Carnegie Tech shocked Notre Dame 7 to 0 as Harpster coached Tartans executed a rapid first minute scoring drive. Johnny Tobin returned the opening kickoff to the 27 yard line before Bunny Burgio recovered the ball and set Tech for a touchdown on a Bevervino Lewis pass. Stewart added the extra point.
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Campaign on to Win North Carolina Dry Ballots
A campaign map at United Council for Repeal offices shows 100 counties with color pins forecasting a statewide repeal victory. The group notes rye candidates in all counties and two counties with no Vet slate. Postmaster General James A. Fafley is mentioned as an ace in the hole.
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Elon Dominates Randolph-Macon 26 to 0 in Suffolk
Elon College rolled to a 26 to 0 victory over Randolph-Macon in Suffolk, with fullback Ralph Neal scoring twice and Newsom and Walker adding long passes. Trippell and Brawley stood out for Elon while DeLotto and Williams starred for the Yellow Jackets.
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Two Mills in Aiken to Open Monday for Workers
Aiken South Carolina October 21 1930 The Loring Mills in Aiken County will reopen Monday for textile workers following yesterday’s strike. Across the river in Augusta Georgia three plants remain idle as labor action continues.
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Loring Mills Officials Seek More Patrols in Augusta
An official from Loring mills in Bath and Clearwater told C H Gerald that operations would resume Monday but Augusta developments were not expected until early next week. He requested additional officers to augment the nine on duty, with a second highway patrol squad to be dispatched as a precaution.
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Davidson State Game Prices Again Lowered
RALEIGH October 21 Price reductions in tickets to the Five game here October 28 between North Carolina State and Davidson were announced by Dr. Ray R. Sermon athletic director at State. All but 2000 of the 12000 available seats will sell for 1.10 tax included and the remaining 2000 will sell for 1.60 tax included. Before the reduction in prices tickets ranged from 1.25 to 2.
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