Narrowed Contenders at Sedgefield Two Day Horse Show
Sedgefield Hunt club stages a major horse show in High Point and Greensboro with over 50 thoroughbreds from Georgia to North Carolina. Peavine King with Chas G Houston and Lady Durham of W C Moss compete in five gaited and jumping divisions as crowds pack the grounds and parking fills. National judges George Gwinn and Major Lester Karow will preside, and proceeds benefit Guilford County sanitarium children.
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32 College Teams Remain Unbeaten at Half-Season Mark
An AP compilation shows 82 colleges unbeaten or untied at midseason, with 16 dropping from the list after weekend losses or ties. East and Midwest battles shape the second half as Navy, Dartmouth, Princeton, and other leaders face tough tests while teams like Minnesota, Notre Dame, and Texas face key opponents.
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Predicts 1935 Derby Race To Be Dead Heat
Colorado Springs report says Charlie Bishop, famed forecaster, predicts the 1935 Kentucky Derby will end in a dead heat for first or a heat so close judges must vote. He notes past accuracy with Cavalcade Discovery and Agravian finishing in order and cites a partisan World Series prediction prior to the recent games.
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Local Delegates Attend Hi Y Congress in Gastonia
Winfred Beck accompanies two local delegates Oscar Smith and George Crowell to the Inter-State Y M C A Hi Y Congress in Gastonia this weekend. Both are Hi Y officers and expect to bring back new ideas to their club. December brings the Older Boys Conference in Charlotte with High Point’s quota set at fifteen and broad local representation anticipated.
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Famous Five Gaited Stallion to Appear at Sedgefield Show
Peavine King once known as Dixiana King has been bought by Senator Henry Caywood for Charles G. Houston. The five gaited saddle stallion will be shown at the Sedgefield Hunt show opening tomorrow at Sedgefield. Expected price nears 10000 dollars.
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Virginia Expected To Lose S. C. Honors To Maryland
Virginia, the only perfect conference team, faces Maryland at College Park as other contenders Duke Washington and Lee travel to Birmingham Annapolis and Raleigh for tough league tests. Clemson and North Carolina State meet in a key ACC clash while North Carolina aims to rebound after a 7 7 tie with N C State in Winston-Salem.
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Big Five Clubs Face Tough Foreign Foes This Week
Charlotte, Oct 29 A look at North Carolina football teams across the region as Duke, NC State, UNC and others take on out of state opponents. Duke sinks Tennessee 14 to 6 while UNC meets Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Wake Forest drops a close game to George Washington in D C. Davidson ties Citadel in Charleston.
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Rose Bowl Opponents Discussed by Unofficial Welcoming Board
Pasadena reports that Pacific Coast Conference officials still control Rose Bowl selection for 1936 but a dozen unbeaten teams are under consideration. Stanford and Washington likely from the West, with Minnesota Illinois Chicago from the Midwest and Princeton Army Navy Syracuse Dartmouth among Eastern candidates. Alabama Tulane LSU and Rice listed from the South.
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Conference hoops and non conference matchups in week
South Carolina hosts V P T in Columbia in a tight in conference clash while V M I Cadets meet William and Mary in Norfolk a non conference game Corky Cornelius Duke leads conference scoring with 28 points though he did not add to his total against Tennessee Charlie Shaffer scores North Carolina against State moving into a tie for second with Jack Alexander of Duke at 24 points About 11 800 000 words are spoken by the average man each year.
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