Big five start second football week with optimistic drills
North Carolina leaders launch week two of practice across the conference. UNC Tar Heels benefit from Jetter’s presence but miss seven key linemen, while Duke reports largest ever reporting squad and shows promising backs and linemen. NC State and Davidson begin with tough scrimmage days as camps focus on pass work and conditioning.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Lvvacy
Louuce
Lois
Jetter
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Collins
Jimmy DeHart
Duke University
State College
Wolfpack
Johnny van Liew
Sparky Adams
Monk
Davidson
Wildcats
Manly
Big Five
Elena
North Carolina State College
High Point
Raleigh
Carolina
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
South Carolina
Durham
Fourth Estate Golf Tourney Boosts North Carolina Press
Nearly 100 North Carolina journalists gathered at Sedgefield for the first all day press golf event. Staley Cook of the Burlington Times claimed low 36 hole total with 164, winning the open press championship. The Charlotte Observer won team honors with 367, while Garland McPherson earned the booby prize with 177.
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North Carolina
Sedgefield
Valley Brook
Staley Cook
Burlington Times
Cook
Buster Moffitt
High Point
Moffitt
H. Bray
Charlotte Observer
Bray
W. E. (Enoch) Price
Greensboro
Lew Gross
Ralph Carmichael
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Tew Gross
al M. Lane
Greensboro Daily News
Wiles
Lane
W.W. A. McCall
G. E. Cassidy
S. G. Hoefeld
Garland McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Entertaining Club
Penn Backs Groomed For Important Backfield Wart
CAPE MAY New head coach Lud Wray selects from 17 speedy backs for Pennsylvania State team aiming for strong schedule including Notre Dame Georgia Tech Wisconsin and Navy A top backfield group features Dick Gentle Walter Masters Warren Gette and Charles Greene with secondary options Bill Graupner Rolf Carlsten Jerry Ford and John Stonix Osborne Willson emerges as a leading guard prospect as the squad rebuilds its lines for a tough slate October 4 Swarthmore and October 11 Virginia loom followed by Wisconsin Lehigh Kansas Notre Dame Georgia Tech Cornell Navy in late season challenges.
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N. J
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Kansas
Navy
Lud Wray
Dick Gentle
Brookline
Mass
Mort Wilmer
Gentle
Walter Masters
Philadelphia
Warren Gette
Phillipsburg
Charles Greene
Forest Hills
N. Y
Bill Graupner
Audubon
Rolf Carlsten
New York
Jerry Ford
Monaco
John Stonix
Plymouth
Wray
John Utz
Walter Magai
Sydney Gervin Harry Warren
Joe Olexy
Osborne Willson
Oakfield
Joe Willson
Willson
Swarthmore
Virginia
Madison
Wis
Lehigh
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Cornell
Results from National and American League and Southern Association
Baseball scores recap with multiple games across leagues. National League games include Philadelphia 1 1 Boston 0 2 New York 2 Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 6 2 St Louis 11 4 Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 7. American League shows Cleveland 2 Chicago 5 St Louis 9 Detroit 6 Philadelphia 6 Washington 7 Boston 5 2 New York 3 5. Southern Association lists Atlanta 3 New Orleans 5 Nashville 0 Memphis 5 Chattanooga 2 Little Rock 3. Only games played.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Henderson
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Raleigh
High Point
Chicago' S
St Louis Oe
Cincinnati Oe
Wion
Macon
Greenville
Asheville
Augusta
Charlotte
Columbia
Birmingham
International League Scores Snapshot
Toronto defeated Buffalo 5 to 3 while Jersey City tied Baltimore 4 to 4. Rochester improved to 6 2 with a 4 1 win over Montreal and Newark beat Reading 10 to 4.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Reading
Pirates' Waner Drives In Four With Two Triples
Yesterday Paul Waner of the Pirates drove in four runs in a doubleheader against the Cubs with two triples and a single. Flint Rhem and Jess Haines of the Cardinals pitched well to beat the Reds in both ends of the double header. Fred Marberry of the Senators relieved in the seventh to hold the A's to two hits and gain a 7 to 6 victory. Ralph Kress of the Browns hit two doubles a single and a home run against Detroit. Dazzy Vance of the Robins allowed eight Giants hits and won 5 to 2.
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Paul Waner
Pirates
Cubs
Flint Rhem
Jess Haines
Cardinals
Reds
Fred Marberry
Senators
Ralph Kress
Browns
Detroit
Dazzy Vance
Robins
Giants
One Way Whistle Tested on Missouri Kansas Texas Line
In Kansas City the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway tested a funnel shaped aluminum reflector to direct locomotive sound down the track. The device is expected to cut noise that disturbs nearby residents and keep trains from waking neighbors.
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Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Sedgefield to host 1930 Carolina Open golf championship
The Carolina Open will be held at Sedgefield Country Club on October 3 and 4 with a pro and amateur field. Marshall Crichton of Hope Valley, Durham seeks back to back titles after winning last year in Raleigh, while Tully Blair of Sedgefield was runner up and top amateur. A pro-am prelim is likely October 2 followed by 72 holes of medal play.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Valley Brook Course
North Carolina
South Carolina
Marshall Crichton
Hope Valley Club
Durham
Crichton
Raleigh
Tully Blair
Sedgefield
Blair
Pink worm menaces cotton crops in Algeria this year
A pink worm has damaged Algerian cotton fields during the current year, threatening yields and attracting concern from local farmers and agricultural authorities. The article notes ongoing reports of infestations across multiple regions and calls for monitoring and control efforts.
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Algeria
Gallant Fox Becomes All-Time Money Champion
Gallant Fox is crowned the all-time money winner after clinching the Lawrence Realization and $29,610. His total earnings reach $317,865 from sixteen starts, surpassing Zev's 1923 record by over $84,000.
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New York
Gallant Fox
Zev
Warren Meets Terris In Charlotte Championship Bout
In Charlotte tonight Add Warren of Durham and Sid Terris of Mebane duel in the armory for the Carolina heavyweight title. Warren weighs 185 pounds against Terris at 205. they once met with Warren winning. The bout around 10 p.m. ET and radio WBT will carry the fight amid strong advance ticket sales.
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Terris
Charlotte
Add Warren
Durham
Big Sid Terris
Mebane Man Mauler
Charlotte Armory
Carolinas
University of North Carolina
WBT
Guilford Women Play Golf Tourney Opens At Sedgefield
First annual Guilford county women’s golf championship underway at Sedgefield Country Club led by Mrs. W E Phipps of Greensboro Country Club with a 94. runner up is Mrs Matt Wall of Sedgefield and High Point clubs. Four flights to match play begin today with finals Thursday.
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Guilford County
Sedgefield Country Club
W. E. Phipps
Greensboro Country Club
C. E. Stone
Greensboro Club
T. J. Gold
C. M. Waynick
J.S. Welborn
C. C. Prince
Matt Wall
High Point
Sedgefield
Helen Waring
American Poloists Favored To Retain Westchester Cup
Westbury New York September 8 The American polo team led by Tommy Hitchcock is a prohibitive favorite to beat Great Britain in the second match of the international polo series and retain the Westchester cup held by the United States since 1921. The cup defenders won the first game 10 to 5 and experts give Britain little chance to win a game. A potential third game would be played Saturday if needed.
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Westbury
N. Y
Tommy Hitchcock
Great Britain
Minor League Scores From PIEDMONT and AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Kansas City topped St Paul 7 to 6 while Indianapolis fell 9 to 3 to Toledo. Milwaukee won 5 to 3 against Minneapolis. Louisville led Columbia 11 to 6 when play halted after eight innings due to darkness, with the second game to follow as part of a Monday doubleheader.
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American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbia
Sewanee Adopts Warner System to Rebuild Tigers
Sewanee in Tenn plans a new football approach under Head Coach Harvey Harmon and Assistant Coach Paul Seall. Thirty candidates report for the 1930 season as Harmon installs the Warner system, shifts players to fit roles, and primes for a tougher Southern Conference slate.
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Kenneth Gregory
Sewanee
Tenn
University of the South
Tigers
Harvey Harmon
Paul Seall
Harmon
University of Pittsburgh
Pop” Warner
Panthers
Warner
Scull
Pennsylvania
Tiger
Bob Stimson
Eggleston
Sterling
Johnny Ezell
Campbell
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute
Hack Wilson Sets New Record For Runs Batted In
Hack Wilson of the Cubs has set a National League single season RBI record with 163 driven in. With 18 games remaining he could challenge Lou Gehrig’s 175 major league mark from 1927. The article notes last season’s NL record was 159.
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Hack Wilson
New York
Cubs
Wilson
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Singers Punch Appears Harder in McLarnin Bout
New York report notes Jimmy McLarnin and Singer fight ten rounds at Yankee Stadium. Despite Singer’s 21 knockouts in 57 bouts to McLarnin’s 13 in 66, McLarnin’s KO list includes Goldstein Baker Glick Loayza Kaplan and Fields. Singer’s KO wins feature Mandell Nebo Rantis and Zazzerino. The bout is at 142 pounds, not for the crown.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Singer
Yankee Stadium
McUarnin
K. O
Railway Navy of Pennsylvanian System Revealed
A recent survey shows the Pennsylvania Railway system operates a sizable fleet including 13 ferryboats 45 tugs 159 barges and 105 car floats indicating a robust inland waterway operation across its network.
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Railway Navy
New York
Pennsylvania Railway System
Tigers Face Kentucky Alabama Mississippi LSU in Series
The Tigers will play Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi and LSU on consecutive Saturdays, with the University of South Carolina also on the conference schedule as their other opponent.
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Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
University of South Carolina
Tigers
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