Van Wie Wins Second U S Woman's Golf Title At Exmoor
Virginia Van Wie of the Beverly Club Chicago captured her second straight U S women's golf championship title, defeating Helen Hicks of Hewlett Long Island 4 and 3 at Exmoor Country Club Highland Park Illinois. Van Wie rallied from a large early deficit and rode a hot finishing stretch to seal the victory before about 3000 spectators. Her late birdies and steady iron play overturned Hicks after lunch, securing the historic crown.
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Associated Press
Exmoor CO Y Club
Highland Park
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Exmoor
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Billy” Hicks
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Chicago
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Enid Wilson
England
Miss Hicks
Preseason Drills Kick Off for Duke Carolina State
North Carolina, Duke and State begin pre season workouts next week with optimism for Duke, UNC and NC State as Wake Forest and Davidson face losing players. Wake Forest backs face departures including captain elect Peters and others. Davidson reports 11 varsity hopefuls unable to return due to funds. State lists 66 candidates and 50 in drills with key backfield and line prospects among 13 lettermen.
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North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
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Davidson
Wild Birds Hatch in Incubator Show Innate Migration Instinct
Birds hatched in an incubator still retain instinct to migrate, suggesting genetic programming guides migration even without parental guidance or social cues. Researchers note hatchlings lack visual imprinting yet demonstrate migratory orientation in controlled tests.
Guilford Opens Grind Monday for Football Practice
Guilford College football practice begins Monday at 9 30 am under Coach John Anderson. After a month of midwest coaching-school training, the Quakers face financial hurdles and uncertain return of players, with potential for a solid lineup if most come back.
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Anderson
Quaker
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Quakers
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Disease deaths far outpaced combat in the Spanish American War
The record shows sixteen times as many men died from disease as from Spanish gunfire, highlighting how illness dominated mortality during the conflict.
13 Lettermen Lead Squad Of 66 Athletes To Grind At University Wednesday
Chapel Hill NC September 2 The University of North Carolina prepares for opening drills next Wednesday with 66 candidates reporting 13 lettermen 29 last year’s reserves and 24 sophomores. Coaches aim to develop a backfield and fill the center gap left by June Underwood as 8 graduates left last year. The group includes quarterbacks ends tackles guards and backs with a long list of reserves and sophomores expected to push for starting roles before the Davidson game.
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Frosty
Peters
Leaksville
Ed Shinn
Lockhart
Texas
Zeno Wall
Shelby
Vic Falkenburg
Toledo
Ohio
Shinn
Wall
Alkenburg
Jim Weather
Murray Gleason
Wake Forest
Pat Miller
Davidson
Barnum Springs
Julian West
A. J. Porter
Johm Lee
Albert Cumbie
Herman Clark
Paul Pittman
Charlie Sears
Duke
Durham
Wallace Wade
Nick Laney
Horse Hendrickson
Targan Belue
Corky Cornelius
Rob Cox
al Keller
Tom Rogers
Chuck Rossiter
Arle Wentz
Freddie Crawford
al Means
Nick Porreca
Roy Phipps
Carl Schock
Jack Dunlap
Howard Andrews
E. B. Dunlap
Chuck Collings
North Carolina
Capabe
June Underwood
Charlie Woolen, Jr
Henry Burnett
Kay Thompson
Johnny Daniel
Bill Croom
Johnny Phipps
Julian Franke
George Brandt
Bill Collins
Jim Tatum
Emmett Strickland
George Barclay
Ed Kahn
Wolfpack
Smith
Frank Reese
Robert McAdams
Mope Cumiskey
Ezoe
Maine
Erwin Walker
Harry Hodges
Frank Smith
Cab Philpott
Elliott Newcombe
Stuart Chandier
Hanes Lassiter
Charlie Woollen, Jr
Chapel Hill
Macon
Burlington
Weldon
Burgaw
Fries
Julian Frankel
Hewlett
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Bill Collina
Oak Park
Meol
Emmett Strickand
Nashville
Natrona
Roxbury
Mass
Guarda
Jim O'Kelly
Leo Manley
Asheville
Earle Beale
Wilmington
Bob Crane
Nat Townsend
Charlotte
Leonard Wilson
Draper
Babe Danisis
Lex Moser
Elmer O Barrett
Kinston
Cork Caldwell
Concord
Platt Landis
Lee Folger
Jim Stephens
Eager
Brevard
Gene Barwick
Jacksonville
Fia
Raleigh
Morty Berry
Tom Brine
Chater
Wood Is Victor In First Heat In Harmsworth Race
Gar Wood in Miss America X led the 1933 Harmsworth first heat on the St Clair river course with an average speed near 78.5 mph, beating Hubert Scott-Paine in Miss Britain III as weather delays stretched the race. The next heat is set for Monday with a possible third race on Tuesday if needed.
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Explosion at N. 6 store of war materials Killings
An explosion at a war materials store on N. 6. December 6 resulted in about 1500 dead and 400 injured, according to initial reports. The blast caused extensive damage and drew emergency crews to the scene.
College grid lineup with scattered towns and schedule
Schenectady, N Y and numerous names appear with positions and a football schedule listing games from October to November. Names include John Watkins Emmett Joyce Bill Shipman Van Webb Charlie Harrill Al Denti George Yeder George Arthur Harry Montgomery James Womble Charlie Sutton Melvin Nelson Herman Snyder Jim McCachren. The schedule shows Davidson Vanderbilt Georgia Florida Georgia Tech N C State Wake Forest Wake Virginia with venues Chapel Hill Raleigh Gainesville Durham and Chapel Hill.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Emmett Joyce
Chicago
Bill Shipman
High Point
van Webb
Raleigh
Charlie Harrill
Monroe
al Denti
Rome
N. Y
George Yeder
Newton
George Arthur
Asheville
Harry Montgomery
Natronal Heights
James Womble
Roanoke Rapids
Charlie Sutton
Fayetteville
Melvin Nelson
Weatchester
Herman Snyder
Duke invites 51 players to report for fall football
Duke University Coach Wallace Wade invites 51 members of last year’s varsity and freshman squads to report for opening fall practice at Duke Stadium Monday at 8 30. The group includes 19 backs 32 linemen with 17 lettermen eight reserves and 25 sophomores.
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Duke University
Wallace Wade
Duke Stadium
Blue Devils
Horse Hendrickson
Tarzan Belue
Corky Cornelius
Bob Cox
al Keller
Tom Rogers
Chuck Rossiter
Earle Wentz
Freddie Crawford
al Means
Nick Porreca
Roy Phipps
Carl Schock
Jack Dunlap
Howard Andrews
E. B. Dunlap
Marion Brumbach
Ed West
Snooky Tarrall
Arlington Kelly
Abner Jones
Cecil Williams
al Fairchild
Henry Marshall
O. C. Britton
On Ward
Sam McCaskill
Paul Whitner
Jack Alexander
Jim Ferguson
Louis Russell
Welch Bostic
Ty Wagner
Raheeb Saleeby
Frank Sizemore
Luke Mizell
Isham Kimeell
Woodrow Hayes
Dagatah Takes Freak Contest In Low Hit Baseball Game
The Dacatah nine defeated Marietta 7 to 0 in a freak contest with three total hits. Callaway pitched a no hit no run gem for Dacatah while Haney allowed three hits in a strong Marietta effort. Red Williams, Dacatah manager, seeks to sign a local ball club.
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Dacatah
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Red” Williams
Federal prisons sighted in Atlanta NeNeils Island and Fort Leavenworth
Federal prisons are located at Atlanta Georgia NeNeils Island and Fort Leavenworth in a brief note.
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Atlanta, Ga
Compulsory School Ages Vary Across States
The text notes that compulsory attendance ages differ by state and that no state requires children to begin school before age six.
Equipoise Captures Gold Cup At Saratoga In Easy Stride
Equipoise won the Gold Cup at Saratoga over 1 1/4 miles in three minutes flat, finishing a length ahead of Gusto with Keep Out third. Whitney earned $6,050 bringing Equipoise’s career earnings to $320,470, while Bazaar led the 6 1/2 furlong race for fillies, earning $33,550.
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Morton L. Schawartz
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Equipoise
Whitney
Gallant Fox
EB. RB. Bradley
Color and drama mark opening day of national tennis championship
Forest Hills opened with concise action as former Harvard quarterback H Ellsworth Vines and pro Vincent Richards showcased on a practice court. William Barry Wood Jr. stunned Davis Cup veteran Watson M Washburn 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-3 while Frank Shields and Fred Perry led the seeded giants through the 26-match first round without upsets.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
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N. Y
West Side
Frank Shields
New York
Fred Perry
England
H. Ellsworth Vines
Vincent Richards
Vines
Australia
Jack Crawford
William Barry Wood, Jr
Harvard
Wood
Watson M. Washburn
Washburn
Barry
Racing Pilot Dies As Wind Rips Off Wing
Roy Liggett a 37 year old racing pilot from Omaha Neb died after a wind gust tore his left wing during a qualifying trial at Curtis Wright Rey Nolds Airport in Chicago. His plane crashed into a cornfield from 300 feet as fellow racers reported the wreck as a brutal end to a life of air racing.
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Chicago
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Liggett
Davidson Wildcats Begin 1933 Grid Season With Practice
Davidson reports 60 players with early practices starting Monday for the 1933 season. Eleven Barnum Springs players will not return due to funding, weakening a previously bright outlook. Missing ends Morris Lee Cumbie and tackle issues with Wagner Whitfield Potter leave coaches scrambling for line depth before Elon on Sept. 23.
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Wildcats
Elon
Barnum Springs
Newton
McEver
Johnston
Wildcoats
Morris
Lee
Cumbie
Morgan
Moffin
Wagner
Whitfield
Potter
Giants Beat Braves to Narrow NL Pennant Gap
New York Giants top Boston 5 to 3 as Hal Schumacher leaves with arm trouble in seventh. Herman Bell finishes the win after Schumacher falters. Rabbit Maranville and Wally Berger spark the offense with three hits each in a sharp late surge. Pittsburgh Pirates sweep Cardinals 4 to 1 to extend win streak to eight games.
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Boston
Mass
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Hal Schumacher
Bill Terry
Braves
Schumacher
Terry
Herman Bell
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bill McKenchie
Maranville
Wally Berger
Berger
Tom Zachary
New York
Schumacher, Bell and Mancuso
Zachary, Smith and Coohr
Pirates
Pittburgh
Cardinals
Tining Shuts Reds as Cubs Win 5-0 in Cincinnati
Bud Tining of the Chicago Cubs held the Cincinnati Reds to four hits and the Cubs won the second game of the series 5 to 0 in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Bud Tining
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Temperature patterns at max solar spots noted
Observations show air above Earth generally cooler during periods of peak solar activity. The pattern aligns with shifts in atmospheric heating and solar radiation influence.
Notre Dame Bells Now Ring by Electricity
The great bells of Notre Dame de Paris have been converted to electric operation, replacing traditional manual ringing with powered mechanisms in a historic change.
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Notre Dame_de Paris
Snow Dusted by Dirt Quickens Melt in Cities
In cities, a layer of dirt and soot coats fresh snow, darkening its surface and accelerating melt as dark surfaces absorb more heat.
Sale of George W. Lowe Inc Personal Property
Sealed bids for all personal property of George W. Lowe Inc including used cars parts shop machinery and office equipment will be received under court order. Bids require 10 percent cashiers or certified check and will open September 11 1933 at 11 a.m. in Wachovia Bank Building High Point North Carolina. Sale subject to court confirmation.
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Eyal Tas Mansed Adace
West Commerce Street
High Point
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank
N. C
Ee Ae
Owen Reese
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