Elon College grid team to center on 11 veterans
Elon College prepares for football with 11 lettermen as nucleus. Coach Peahead Walker schedules double daily practices starting Sept 2, leading to a nine game slate and one open date. Captain Paul Brawley will star at right end with Archie Walker as quarterback prospect.
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Four 1931 Qualifiers Remain in N P G Championship Play
In St Paul Minnesota on September 1 the national professional golf championship entered the second round with only four qualifiers left from 1931. Johnny Golden Ed Dudley Abe Espinosa and Tom Creavy survived while Walter Hagen and Denny Shute were eliminated in dramatic marathon rounds. Creavy faced John Perelli and Dutra met Reggie Myles as the field narrowed toward Sunday finals.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching This Season
The season sees O Doul of the Dodgers and Klein of the Phillies atop batting and hits counts. Key NL leaders include Warneke of the Cubs and Swetonic of the Pirates for wins and Astros assists in other stat lines.
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Rubber sources found by U.S. Bureau of Standards
The U.S. Bureau of Standards reports several potential rubber sources beyond Hevea. Penang rubber comes from a fig tree in the Malay peninsula, gaboon ball rubber from vines on America’s West Coast, guayule from a plant in California, and heva rubber from the Amazon, among others.
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Russia studies artificial rain to boost crops and future prosperity
Moscow reports Russia is pursuing weather control to guide its future prosperity. An artificial rain institute has started, with plans for other cities to follow if rainfall production succeeds. Experiments using airplanes and ground transmitters claim to induce rain and even break up storms with large cannons firing blank charges.
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Nobel Prize Split Between Bosch and Bergius in Chemistry
Announcement of the 1981 Nobel Prize in chemistry credits Dr. Bosch and Dr. Bergius of Heidelberg with a landmark achievement in hydrogen fixation and synthesis of basic natural products. The two, though not collaborators, lived at Heidelberg and emerged separately from its long chemical tradition.
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