Big Five Elevens In For Big Week End at STATE CAROLINA
North Carolina hosts a heavy slate as five teams prep for key games. North Carolina and N C State collide at Chapel Hill in a high stakes clash while Duke visits Tennessee in Knoxville. Clemson faces Davidson, Wake Forest travels to Delaware, and the Wolfpack, after beating Florida, chases renewed momentum against Georgia Tech.
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College teams start week with rest and light drills
Rogers Hornsby signs with the Cardinals while North Carolina and Duke squads open the week with rest periods and light workouts. Several players heal injuries as Wake Forest, Davidson, and Citadel set modest schedules and prepare for upcoming games.
Sharkey to Fight Schmeling in Boston Ring
Boston October 25. Manager Johnny Buckley says champion Jack Sharkey will defend his title in a Boston ring against a chosen opponent and may wait two years for a return bout. Possible challengers include Max Schmeling Primo Carnera Stanley Poreda and Max Baer. Carey notes Sharkey may not meet Schmeling next summer.
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Duke Plans Bitter Fight With Tennessee In Knoxville
Duke prepares for a hard clash with Tennessee in Knoxville after a strong defensive showing and potent ground game led by Nick Laney. Duke also relies on Lowell Mason Rob Cox Ken Abbott Artie Ershler and a stout line anchored by Freddie Crawford as they aim to slow the Vols.
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Lowell Mason
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Ken Abbott
Artie Ershler
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Maryland
Wake Forest
Deacons
Freddie Crawford
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Vols
Wallace
Wade
Calanl
Hornsby Seeks Comeback as Cardinal Player in 1933
Rogers Hornsby, ousted last summer as Cubs manager, signs a one year player contract with the St. Louis Cardinals for the 1933 season. He will report to training camp as a second baseman candidate, with Sam Breadon predicting help for the pennant drive.
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Six Teams Undefeated In Dixie Conference
Six Southern Conference football teams hold perfect records at midseason led by Tennessee and Auburn as top title favorites. Virginia Tech North Carolina State and South Carolina also stay undefeated but face tough remaining schedules. Vanderbilt is unbeaten but drew with Tulane. Auburn looks strongest continuer with Casey Kimbrell back.
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Tions business downturn blamed on unpaid patrons
In the Sydney Bulletin the phrase indicates a harsh view of Tion's business decline as even habitual nonpayers have halted purchases, signaling a broader loss of customer demand.
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Blood Gift Lets High School Player Finish Game
Lester Fulton 18 of Collinwood high school played left tackle in a recent win over Cleveland Heights just hours after giving a pint of blood for his hospitalized father and another pint four weeks earlier. Doctors say Olin Fulton may leave the hospital Thursday and Lester plans to play further games.
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End of Pillar Saint Cult Marks Final Phase
The statement notes that only at the close of the 16th century did the cult of pillar saints fade from existence, indicating a late historical shift away from these venerations.
Flea Mouth Parts Explain Feeding Not Chewing
The text notes that the flea possesses a sucking mouthpart and cannot bite through solid matter by chewing. It clarifies feeding mechanism and anatomical limitation without extending into unrelated details.
Saint John boxer stops Miller in coast to coast bout
Saint John fighter Billy Horn stops Jack Miller of Cleveland in the bout. In Dallas Richie Mack of San Francisco outpoints Wildcat Monte of Oklahoma City over ten rounds.
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Navajo Word for Motorcycle Means Son of an Automobile
The phrase notes that a Navajo term for motorcycle translates to son of an automobile, illustrating a linguistic link between vehicle types and language among the Navajo people.
Oak Ridge to Meet Louisburg Eleven in New Gridiron Test
Oak Ridge football, after a 7 6 loss to Carolina Frosh, prepares for a Louisiana college clash at Louisburg this Saturday. Louisburg, tied with Parris Island Marines, is seen as a solid foe. Hil expected back from injuries. cadets focus on improved blocking after a weak effort last game.
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Local Boxer Smith Wins Quick Bout in Greensboro
Jack Dempsey Smith, a 152 pound high point red head, defeated Bob Hulin of Randleman in Neese's Hall Greensboro last night after a half round of glove throwing. Smith dominated from the bell and sent Hulin to the canvas with a hard punch, ending the bout swiftly.
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What a Racket in Chicago Faked Accidents Case
Chicago prosecutors allege a family led by John Candia staged traffic crashes to collect insurance amid a wider scheme. Detectives say the racketeering involved repeated faked incidents and forged claims for illicit gain.
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John Candia
Grid Death Toll Remains Same In Sandlot Battles
Report shows 11 football fatalities so far this year with only one in college. Five high school players, two sandlot players, two neighborhood players, and an Honolulu academy student injured. Deaths largely from head injuries and delayed treatment, despite new rules aimed at safer play.
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New York
Hugh Martin Williams
Loyola of the South
Honolulu
Family dispute turns violent with arrests on conspiracy
Witnesses described a family quarrel over turns in a spate of confrontations ending with arrests for conspiracy. Five relatives were taken into custody as investigators scrutinize who is responsible for damages.
$750 Cash Offered for Radio Singer Name
Hollywood announces a contest to name a new radio singer in an old song program. Prize offers include $750 for the winning name, with $250 extra if mailed before October 30 1932, otherwise $500. Entries must be sent to Radio Director's Office Hollywood California.
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