Beall Pleased With Showing Of Teams Under Fire
Coach Julian Beall praised High Point college football squads after a lengthy scrimmage. Backfield quartet Johnson Corey Ludwig Litman moved the ball well while Beall emphasizes a strong aerial attack and defense. Swart and Maust help fill end and line spots, with Oct 18 game vs American likely moved to Friday night.
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High Point College
Johnson
Corey
Ludwig
Litman
Beall
Swart
MacManus
Blosser
Maust
Panther
Panthers
American University
State College
Dr. R. Hinshaw
Henry Furbes
Watson
Duke Blue Devils Start Fall Practice With Scrimmage
Duke opens fall practice with a four-team scrimmage showing balanced backfield and line power yet room for improvement. Rosky and Brownlee lead in signaling as Duke prepares for South Carolina on September 27 and continues a rapid preseason schedule amid an unusually early start. Captain Lee Davis nears full recovery from a short illness.
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Durham
N. C
Duke Blue Devils
South Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
Rosky
Brownlee
Lee Davis
Rube Eldridge Challenge Draws Highland Contempt
UW C McDonald of the Highland Mill baseball club asked The Enterprise sports editor to invite all fans to Willis Park on Saturday afternoon to see Rube Eldridge defeated. The note promised a hard try by Highland to win and end Eldridge’s dominance.
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UW. C. McDonald
Highland Mill Baseball Club
Enterprise Sports
Willis Park
Rube Eldridge
Delegates Prepare To Adjourn Potomac Synod Meeting
Delegates of the 58th annual Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church in America prepared to adjourn. The synod voted to build a $100000 home for elderly dependents from funds bequeathed by George C. Pearson of Cavetown Maryland. Dr J Franklin Meyer of Washington was elected president of the elders association.
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Salisbury
N. C
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church In America
George C. Pearson
Cavetown
J. Franklin Meyer
Washington, D. C
Synod
Paris Hotel Opens Plane Service For Guests
A leading Paris hotel inaugurates its own air service, maintaining two planes to meet liners at French ports and transfer departing guests to ships or travel within Europe at standard rates. The service aims to add convenience for guests and is offered at regular prices.
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Paris
Europe
University of Iowa Turns 72 This Year
The University of Iowa marks its 72nd year this year as the institution celebrates decades of higher education. The anniversary reflects the school’s long history and ongoing contributions to research and teaching across disciplines.
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University of Iowa
Alkalinize Your System for Cold Relief
Doctors prescribe Phillips Milk of Magnesia to restore alkalinity during colds. Start at onset with a tablespoon in water morning noon and night for two days then nightly. The product claims anti acidic relief for sour stomach gas and indigestion and is widely sold with instructions and trademark history.
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U.S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Notable NC Big Five Flaws Highlight Football Camps
Prospects from North Carolina's Big Five camps show promise but coaches report gaps in tackle depth ends and backfield readiness. Chapel Hill seeks capable linemen to replace 1929 departures, State must mold five hard-driving Wolfpack players, Wake Forest fears lack of a complete fast backfield, Duke fields green backs with strong reserves, Davidson's Monk Younger seeks a reliable quarterback with punting ability.
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Whitney Tharin
Associated Press
Charlotte
North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Chapel Hill
Collins
John M. van Liew
Raleigh
van Liew
Wolfpack
Wake Forest
Pat Miller
Miller
Mills
Duke
Jimmy Dehart
Blue Devils
Durham
Monk Younger
Davidson
Wildcats
Younger
Baseball results from multiple leagues including Piedmont and American leagues
Results across leagues show Durham beating Henderson 11 to 4 in the Piedmont. Macon wins 6 to 0 over Greenville in the South Atlantic. Southern Association games include Little Rock 6 New Orleans 8 and Memphis 10 4 Mobile 2 5 with Nashville 3 Atlanta 2. National League tallies Chicago 0 Brooklyn 6 and St Louis 5 New York 3. American League includes Philadelphia Detroit 4 and Washington 2 St Louis 3 and New York 7 Cleveland 2 Boston 6 Chicago 2.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Baseball Roundup Highlights Home Runs and Strong Pitching
Yesterday's games featured Jim Bottomley of the Cardinals hitting a home run with two runners aboard to beat the Giants. Adolfo Luque of the Robins earned a win with five hits. Tom Zachary of the Braves allowed no runs while collecting four hits. Vic Sorrell and Frank Doljack of the Tigers limited the A's to four hits, with Doljack, a rookie, belting a two run homer with two aboard.
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Jim Bottomley
Cards
Giants
Adolfo Luque
Robins
Tom Zachary
Braves
Pirates
Vic Sorrell
Frank Doljack
Tigers
Athletics
Homer
Hines Leads Semi-Finals in Sedgefield Open Tennis
Wilmer Hines of Columbia led eight players into the Sedgefield Open semi finals at Greensboro. Remaining contenders include Lucas Abels of High Point H D Vail of Pinehurst Dr Samuel Ravenel of Greensboro Harvey Harris of Raleigh Ralph Houck of Greensboro Settle Dockery of Rockingham and Lenoir Wright of Charlotte.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Hines
Lucas Abels
High Point
H. D. Vail
Pinehurst
Samuel Ravenel
Harvey Harris
Raleigh
Ralph Houck
Settle Dockery
Rockingham
Lenoir Wright
Charlotte
Land reports 10 bolster Quaker squad at Guilford College
Sandy Land reported to the Quaker camp at Guilford College on September 11 to swell the roster to thirteen lettermen and push the total past forty. The day featured a hard rain driven practice with slippery balls and a long drill period as players worked on calisthenics, passing, and various formations.
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Sandy Land
Cannon
Jamieson
Land
Jackson
Gurley
Hendrix
Lippincott
Reece
Reamer
Newman
Love
Farlow
Pratt
Turner
Tom Cheek
Jimmie Bunn
Tip Chisholm
Dennis Johnson
Webster
Lutz
Purnell
Cobb
Wellens
O'Quinn
Cox
Fights Last Night Card Features Lohman Victory
Joe Lohman of Toledo outpointed Frankie Wine of Butte Montana in ten rounds. Jack Rose of Akron and K O Pitts of West Virginia fought to a ten round draw.
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Joe Lohman
Toledo
Frankie Wine
Butte
Mont
Jack Rose
Akron
K. O. Pitts
West Virginia
Drew
Benny Bass Loses Foul Disqualification in Junior Lightweight
In San Francisco Benny Bass of Peoria shows for Philadelphia lost on a foul to Tommy Cello. The match ends with a San Francisco victory claiming the title.
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Peoria, I
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Tommy Cello
San Francisco
Tilden Faces Stern Test in National Tennis Quarterfinals
In Forest Hills on September 11, veteran Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter reached the national singles quarterfinals as a swarm of youth closed in. Tilden eyed an eighth American title, but faced Johnny Verryn while Hunter met Doeg, with Lyttleton Rogers defeated earlier. Younger stars Shields Magnin and Wood clashed with Sutter in the top half.
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Ted Vosburgh
Forest Hills
N. Y
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Big Bill
Hunter
Tilden
Johnny Var Ryn
Lyttleton Rogers
Johnny Doeg
Frank Shields
Gregory Mangin
Sidney Wood
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Augusta Evens With Greenville In Postseason Series
Greenville and Macon split the South Atlantic league series with Macon winning yesterday to force a rematch in Augusta. Jimmy Pattison supported by Greenville pitcher Frank Pearce, who issued four walks in a key third inning, and Greenville’s Jim Hudgens homered for the first post season tally.
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Greenville
Macon
Georgia City
Peaches
Jimmy Pattison
Frank Pearce
Jim Hudgens
Florida Faces Toll of Tough Schedule and Player Losses
Florida under coach Charles W. Bachman plans a ten game slate with seven SEC contests and a Chicago trip on Oct 18. Replacements for Van Sickle Crabtree Cawthon and Goodbread loom as quarterback and fullback duties dominate early, with homecoming against Alabama Nov 8 marking stadium dedication.
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Fla
University of Chicago
Charles W. Bachman
University of Florida
Alligatore
Chicago
Furman University
North Carolina State
Auburn
Georgia
Alabama
Clemson
Georgia Tech
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Bachman
Dale van Sickle
Florida
Clyde Crabtree
Capt
Rainey Cawthon
Royce Goodbread
Red Bethea
Ed Loulis
Monk’’ Dorsett
Homer Seay
Crabtree
Red
McEwan
Brennan
White
Sanderson
Brick
Rogers
Link Silsby
Cawthon
Broward McClellan
Joe Jenkins
Diegel Fails as PGA Tourney Narrows to Quarterfinals
Diegel loses to Harold Sampson on the 38th hole as defending champion exits the PGA Championship. Gene Sarazen remains a top seed after a seven up five to play win over Bob Crowley. Johnny Farrell edges Denny Shute. Joe Kirkwood wins after 37 holes.
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Flushing
N. Y
Professional Golfers Association
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diegel
Diegel
Harold Sampson
Lee
Johnny Farrell
Denny Shute
Columbus
Joe Kirkwood
Jock Collins
Dayton
Ohio
Sarazen
Bob Crowley
Haverhill
Mass
Charles Lacey
al Watrous
Tommy Armour
Bob Have
Cleveland
Los Angeles Woman Sues Boxer Over Injuries and Refusal to Marry
Rhea W. Hill of Los Angeles files a $160000 damages suit against Ace Hodkins a middleweight boxer alleging three beatings that broke her nose tore her dress and insulted her by refusing to marry her. The suit cites injuries and damages as cause of action in Los Angeles.
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NEA
Los Angeles
Rhea W. Hill
Ace Hodkins
Miss Hill
Pennant Chase Tightens As Cardinals and Robins Gain
Baseball results leave Chicago Cubs atop the NL while St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Robins close in. Jim Bottomley homered for the Cardinals in a 6 3 win over the Giants, Adolfo Luque shut out Chicago for Brooklyn 6 0, and Tom Zachary and Wally Berger sparked Boston to a 6 0 win over Pittsburgh. The Yankees beat the Indians 7 2 and remain in contention as Washington faltered.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
New York Giants
Adolfo Luque
Robins
Jim Bottomley
Cards
Giants
Durham Squares Henderson Series Opens with Big Home Run Bouts
Durham and Henderson split the Piedmont post season series after Durham beat Henderson in Henderson. Durham traveled to face the Gamecocks as the Bulls won 11 to 4 with four home runs led by Wolfe Tauby and Whitted. Mahaffey started for Henderson while Edgar Anders relieved in the second inning. Perry struggled with five walks as Jones and Anderson hit the lone Henderson homer.
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Henderson
Gamecocks
Bulls
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Tauby
Whitted
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Edgar Anders
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Mahaffey
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Morgan
Tonight's Southern Association and National League Schedule
Tonight features Henderson at Durham under lights and Greenville at Macon. In the Southern Association Chattanooga visits Birmingham while Little Rock travels to New Orleans, Memphis goes to Mobile, and Nashville faces Atlanta. In the National League Chicago plays Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, Pittsburgh visits Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Washington at St. Louis, New York at Cleveland, and Boston meets Chicago.
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New York
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Southern Association
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National League
Pedley Stars as America Retains Polo Cup
Eric Pedley, 34, from California, emerged as the key scorer in the International Cup series. He led America to a 14 to 9 win over Britain, clinching the trophy for three more years and finishing with 13 goals across two matches.
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Alan Gould
Westbury
N. Y
America
Meadowbrook
Great Britain
California
Eric Pedhey
Pedley
Britain
Pedhey
Asheville Plans Year Round Polo Program
Asheville officials announce development of polo as an all year sport led by Robert J Smith. A larger field will be built and multiple girls teams will play this fall and winter in cities including Aiken Palm Beach Savannah and New Orleans.
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Asheville
N. C
Robert’ &§. Smith
Smith
Aiken
Palm Beach
Savannah
New Orleans
Major League Leaders After Sept 10
Baseball leaders include Terry of the Giants batting .404 and 230 hits. Cuyler of the Cubs tops runs with 1490 and steals with 34. Wilson of the Cubs leads RBIs at 163 and home runs with 47. Gehrig of the Yankees hits 388 and Ruth leads runs with 139 and Ruth 157 RBIs.
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Terry
Giants
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Klein Phillies
Comeorosky
Pirates
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Yanks
Hodapp
Indians
Combs
McManus
Tigers
Woman marksman wins empire rifle title in London
Marjorie Foster a 33 year old truck driver and War veteran defeated 99 crack shots from the British army navy and air forces to win the king's prize becoming champion rifle shot of the British empire in London.
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London
Marjorie Foster
Deputy Harris Racks Up 155000 Miles Tracking 550 Prisoners
Fred Harris, a deputy sheriff in Tulsa Oklahoma, has journeyed 155,394 miles in 18 months pursuing and returning 550 prisoners wanted in Tulsa providing a dramatic coast to coast dogged effort across jurisdictions.
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Fred Harris
Tulsa
Okla
How Old Are You Birthday mA 1 What 2 different a year will make
An old style weight loss ad claims at age 40 you can regain youth by cutting fat and desserts and taking Kruschen Salts daily. It touts rapid energy, clarity, and charm from a leaner figure with a regimen of lean meats vegetables and fruit. The pitch ends by naming Mann Drug Co. as a source and an 85 cent jar lasting four weeks.
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Mann Drug Co
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