Notre Dame Faces Football Crisis With Hope for Turnaround
Alan Gould reports from South Bend on Notre Dame football amid a two game scoring drought. University leaders, including Father John O’Hara, defend Hank Anderson and stress resilience, while indicating a return to prominence is possible after adjustments.
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Harris Takes Red Sox Manager Post for One Year
Stanley Bucky Harris signs a one year contract to manage the Boston Red Sox. Harris, famed for turning Washington pennant winner, will serve as third base coach manager rather than bench boss. He resigned from Detroit in September and settled terms with Tom Yawkey last week. If no results in a year, Harris says others deserve the chance.
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Squirrel Skeletons Found Near Goldsboro Scene
Jerry Matthie found 41 squirrel skeletons under a tree while hunting near Goldsboro. He believed the squirrels were killed by lightning.
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Goldsboro
Jerry Matthie
Fire destroys four Burlington businesses
A blaze in Burlington yesterday morning damaged four local businesses with estimated losses near 50000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames for hours, with authorities inspecting the scene for the cause and noting extensive structural damage to the storefronts.
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Duke And South Carolina Stand Out In Southern Conference Title Scrap
Duke and South Carolina figure prominently as contenders in the Southern Conference race. The piece notes ongoing title scraps across leagues, with Duke and South Carolina highlighted amid a broad field including Washington and Lee, North Carolina, and others, in a sprawling national college football snapshot.
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Duke Remains On Unbeaten List In AP Survey
An Associated Press survey shows 25 college football teams unbeaten or untied with Duquesne leading the pack with seven victories. East teams dominate the list, followed by Midwest and South, with Oklahoma City and Fordham among others also listed.
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Merrilees Shoots 334 In Tournament
Pensacola pro Tony Penna won the Southeastern Professional Golfers Association championship on his home course with 296 led by six strokes over Clarence Owets of Greenville and Ernie Ball of Atlanta. Sammy Byrd displayed his cup after beating amateurs in the 72 hole open event. Andy Merrilesse of High Point posted 334 and George Slingerland of Greensboro shot 386.
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High Point
Forest area of Greece pegged at several million acres
Unofficial estimates place the Greek forest area at about 17 143 848 stremmas, roughly 4 000 000 acres, indicating a substantial woodland domain as reported in regional calculations.
Duke Star Tied For Second In National Scoring Parade
Duke star Pete Young of Bluefield College leads East scoring with 12 touchdowns and 72 points in six games, second nationally. The AP tally places Young 28 points ahead of Herman Everhardus of Michigan and Hob Cox of Duke, with leaders listed for other conferences including Everhardus, Cox, and other regional standouts.
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State-Davidson Grid Tilt Set for Greensboro September 29
Greensboro news reports the 1934 State-Davidson football game will be held in Greensboro on the night of September 29. Athletic director Dr. Ray Sermon of the Raleigh university announced the switch from previous venues to Greensboro after moving between Charlotte and Raleigh in earlier years.
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Y M C A Team Stops High Point in Soccer Showdown
The Y M C A soccer team defeated High Point college 8 to 2 on a Saturday afternoon. Culler, Byrum, and Phillips led the offense with goals while Hart Hedrick and Y. Clark starred for the winners. Substitutions included Sinque, Field, Riley, Grady, and Morrow.
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Brouillard To Risk Middleweight Title Tonight
Boston story reports Lou Brouillard set to defend his middleweight crown against Vince Dundee in a 15 round bout at the Boston Garden. Brouillard seeks to avenge past title losses and extend his record after beating Ben Jeby and reclaiming a welterweight belt lost to Jackie Fields.
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Weissmuller and Velez Secretly Wed in Las Vegas
Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller admitted they wed on Oct. 8 to spare a child a hardship. Justice of the Peace Frank M. Ryan in Las Vegas confirmed the ceremony after prior denial. This marks Weissmuller's second marriage following a recent divorce from Bobbie Arnat.
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Oreton Man Delves 9-foot Tunnel Finds Gold
An Oreton man spent twenty years of his spare time drilling a nine foot tunnel into a mountainside and discovered gold in the hills.
Three Snappy GridIron Battles Offered N. C. Fans On Next Saturday
North Carolina fans face three crucial gridiron battles next Saturday. Duke meets Auburn in Durham with Hendrickson sidelined for Duke. Wake Forest hosts Clemson while North Carolina State and Wake Forest vie for a decisive edge in the state race.
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Ghost threatens Cox in Southern Conference scoring race
Duke full back Bob Cox leads with 49 points after early October, but South Carolina's Early Clary adds 36 by scoring in recent weeks. Virginia's Spencer Berger stands second with 24 as Virginia Tech's Duncan Holsclaw and others trail, with several intra-conference games upcoming.
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Pryor Bowen Released on Probation in Kidnapping Case
Pryor Bowen, 17, and William Delinski were convicted in the kidnapping of John K. Ottley, president of the First National Bank of Atlanta. Bowen was released from the chain gang on probation after serving a little over one month of a 12 month sentence.
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