Wildcats Face Tough Schedule as Davidson Opens Training
Davidson College football begins 1936 preparations Monday with 51 candidates under coaches Doc Newton and Gene McEver. Eight of 15 lettermen are gone, including Jim Morgan and Dewey Hutchins, leaving seven returning to form a nucleus for a challenging season.
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Odds Against Fight Harder With Despairing View
The passage argues that fighting harder may come from recognizing steep odds versus adopting an air of despair. It suggests two contrasting attitudes: resolve to push on despite odds and resignation to a grim acceptation with a grin.
Duke Schedules 47 Candidates For 1935 Football Camp
Durham August 31 Forty seven Duke players were invited by Coach Wallace Wade to report for fall training at Duke Stadium Monday morning. The group includes 26 sophomores, 14 lettermen and seven non lettermen reserves from last year. The opener with Wake Forest is September 21 in Greensboro.
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Those Who Can Buy Empires in Leipzig Urged to Share
A short appeal calls on affluent residents of Leipzig to save a smkvue from each package for those unable to afford cigarettes or alae mare, promoting charitable aid through small acts of purchase.
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Man Tries Owl Decoy to Deter Starlings in Yard
Wilmington resident Harry B. Eaton tested tins pans searchlights and other devices against flocks of starlings. He finally placed a life sized stuffed owl on a stick in his yard but the birds continued to roost nearby despite government scientists and officials’ efforts.
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Hangchow Orders Citizens to Learn 1000 Chinese Characters
In 1933 Hangchow authorities mandated that all residents learn the 1000 Chinese characters and sent people to school to study them, enforcing widespread literacy efforts.
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Police distribute courtesy cards in parks over public displays
Santiago police issue courtesy cards in public parks to deter inappropriate behavior. The cards read Please restrain your ardor signaling city efforts to curb public affection. The move follows complaints about impropriety in shared green spaces.
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Pope Clement VII’s Last Illness Fueled Costly Medicine
The 1534 illness of Pope Clement VII saw the use of powdered gema medicals, with an estimated $260000 spent in just 14 days as the ailment persisted.
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Kashgar Governor Crucified After Rewarding Soldiers
Ma Ti-T'ai former military governor of Kashgar China crucified in 1924 for distributing wives from his harem to troops as rewards for distinguished service.
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Kashgar
China
Customs Bar Fathers From Irish Birth Rooms
In parts of Ireland a father is not allowed in the house during childbirth and even male doctors are excluded. The practice restricts male presence at the birth, reflecting local customs and maternal care norms of the time.
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Fin-back lizard with huge back fin in dry desert
A fossil fin-back lizard lived millions of years ago in a dry desert, sporting a large fin on its back despite arid conditions.
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Southern Association Battery Names and Scores Obscured
Incomplete box score style note lists batteries for Kelley Williams Me Caskill Speece Gooch and McColl Jackson Chitwood Henderson Head Davis but portions unread. Mention of Knoxville Chattanooga New Orleans Little Rock with a postponed doubleheader Sunday remains unclear and unverified.
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National League Scores Include Pirates Heavy Loss
Baseball brief notes Pittsburgh defeated 5 to 0 with Elphin contributing, New York posted 9 percent in scoring, Brooklyn 5 and Boston 2 reflected in the standings.
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Elphin
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Brooklyn
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American League scores roundup
New York defeated Philadelphia and Boston led with a 54 game tally while other early results showed Cleveland, Chicago, Washington, Detroit and St. Louis posting varying scores in the league standings.
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Strangest Churches Worldwide Include Cowshed and Wine Cask
A listing highlights unusual churches such as the cowshed church of Bordon Hamis England and the wine cask church of Asti California, plus the solid rock church of Haute Isle France and a sea shell and broken plate church at Guernsey.
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Carolina Holds Open Drill for 50 North Carolina Prospects
North Carolina coach Carl Snavely calls 50 football candidates to report for early practice on Tuesday, September 3, with uniforms issued in the morning and drills beginning that afternoon. The Tar Heels open nine-game schedule at home vs Wake Forest on September 28 and will meet Tennessee away in the first conference test on October 5.
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Forty seven Demon Deacons report for 1985 football camp
Wake Forest announces 47 Demon Deacon hopefuls will report Monday to receive equipment and begin the 1985 season under Coach Jim Weaver. The squad includes 16 letter men, 11 reserves, and 20 sophomores with key backfield competition as Duke looms Sept. 21 in Greensboro.
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Hobo Daniels
Dixon Football Roster Includes Dixon Halfbacks and QBs
The Dixon squad lists halfbacks Don J on Dick Dashiell Harry Montgomery Handy Cooner E C Bricklemyer T B Burnett Bill Coug enhour George Graves Chin Henderson D J Robinson D J Smith Quarterbacks Jim McCachren Herman Snyder Wallace Dun ham and Pete Little Fullbacks Jim Hutchina Art Ditt Clyde Ambrose and RK M Stewart.
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Murray Kanner
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Archie Sarnes
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Herman Snyder
Jim Hutchins
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van Webb
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State Athletes To Draw Equipment Monday Open Football Drills Tuesday
State College Wolfpack will draw equipment Monday and begin football drills Tuesday under Hank Anderson. The squad faces holes in the line after five graduating seniors, with Raymond Redd ing, Kenneth Stephens, Carl Isaacs, Clif Daugherty, and John Stanko leaving big gaps to fill. Captain Barnes Worth and Steve Sabol anchor the lines as sophomores and veterans compete for tackles guards and ends in a long preseason build.
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Wolves of State College
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Subterranean Restag Reported Near Carlsbad NM
A subterranean restag was located in Carlsbad New Mexico about 750 feet beneath the earth's surface.
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Notice of Eighty Percent Plant Shutdown Due to Power Loss
A film production facility suffers an eighty percent shutdown as a power outage plunges the plant into darkness during operating hours. Officials warn interruptions will affect ongoing shoots and require repairs before resuming full operations.
One third of world production eaten by aicans
A fragment notes that one third of global output is consumed by aicans, a segment described as part of the world population.
Buried Seed Sprouts After 80 Years in Ground
A wild morning glory germinated from soil buried for eight decades, revealing a vivid plant life emerging from long-hidden earth. The find highlights resilience of seeds despite half a century or more underground.
Sugar Consumption and Import in Cana
The record notes that Cana consumes over 6 million units of sugar annually with about 4.6 million of that amount imported.
Passport renewals surge at State Depot in 1933
The Virginia State Depot issued seven thousand more passport renewals than in 1932, signaling a notable increase in travel documents during the year.
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