Duke Opens North Carolina Season With Marine Team
Duke will host the Camp Lejeune Marines at Duke Stadium on Saturday at 3 30 p m in the season opener. The Marines feature players from about 30 colleges and several pro clubs, with heavy line depth and stars such as Fitch Drulis Behan Speth Sullivan and backfield threats Peace Cotton Terrell. The game marks an early start to North Carolina college football with other teams playing Sept 25.
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Hussey Is Right For Tar Heels
Chapel Hill action follows two weeks of drills with a double scrimmage against reserves and Navy Pre-Flight. Key players Hussey Whitmire Strayhorn Myers Teague and Fitch surge. Poole and Hussey catch long passes. New hopefuls include Kosinski Aland Staples Jones. Mitchell injures ankle and Daniels breaks a finger.
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Duke Prepares for Camp Lejeune Clash With Scrimmage
Duke Coach Eddie Cameron conducted a closed regulation game at Duke Stadium as the Blue Devils readied for the 1943 season opener versus Camp Lejeune Marines. Fullback Tommy Davis scored twice, leading the Blue squad to a 13-2 win over the Whites.
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Illinois Gridmen Lose Opener 23 to 0 at Memorial Stadium
In Champaign on September 11, Illinois football opened 1943 with a 23 to 0 defeat to Camp Grant before 3,500 fans at Memorial Stadium. The crowd was the smallest yet this season as students had not returned to campus for the fall term.
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Newsom Wins Second for Senators in 9-1 rout
Bobo Newsom pitched the Washington Senators to a 9 to 1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park before 3,730 fans. The Senators had 14 hits, led by Jake Early with four and George Case and Bob Johnson with three each. Johnson hit a double and a home run, while Case stole two bases to extend his league lead. This was Newsom's second straight win and his third American League victory of the season.
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Newton Sends Vets Against Rookies
RALEIGH Sept 11 Head Coach Doc Newton sent a team of experienced players to face a rookie squad in a 45 minute scrimmage. The veterans won 23 0 as Turner and Cooke combined for nine runs and Sutton excelled at fullback. The first string backfield scored three touchdowns and a safety with Sutton converting all extra points.
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Triangle Dumps All Stars 11-6 in Exhibition Win
Reg Dawson and Jay Newby combined for six hits allowed as Triangle downed the Thomasville All Stars 11 to 6 at Finch Field. Jay Newby and Firbee Fowler led the Hosiery lineup with four of five performances, while Charlie Beck sparked the defense for the losers with two singles in four at bats.
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Apache Equals Whirly Record at Aqueduct Edgemere Handicap
New York Sept 11 Apache, son of Alcazar owned by William Woodward, eclipsed Whirlaway’s mile and one eighth track mark as he led wire to wire to win the Edgemere Handicap at Aqueduct. Second was Shut Out, with Market Wise third in his return since July.
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Baldwin-Wallace Scares Rochester in season opener
Baldwin Wallace from Cleveland subclass put up a stiff test against the University of Rochester in Rochester New York as both teams opened the season. Rochester won 14 to 6 after a tight first half with misplays on both sides and Rochester's offense producing more yardage and points.
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State Conference Officials Meet In Salisbury Today
North State Conference Officials Association members gather in Salisbury to elect three directors, review athletic rules, and hear Coach Gordon A. Kirkland of Catawba College. Officers include J. Paul Dunham president and J. D. Rogers vice president, with W. F. Bailey serving as secretary treasurer pending replacement.
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Dating Committee Keeps Girls Safe On Tours
Winchell recalls a nine year stint managing 35 girls with a strict Dating Committee. The group reports to the committee about dates, destinations, and return times, with decisions on permission. He notes no arguments, punctuality on tours to the Capitol Theatre, and a belief that women are more prompt than men.
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Two Wake Forest Deacon Teams Scrimmage in Session
Two Wake Forest football squads spent over 45 minutes scrimmaging. Coach D C Walker said both teams looked good and improving, brightening the season outlook. One side featured Bruno and Cernugel ends, Hobbs and Garrison tackles, Copeland and Ratteree guards, Stafford center, Barbour blocking back, Brogden wingback, Perry fullback, Sacrinity tailback. Opponents included Mendenhall ends, Smith ends, Skoda and Livengood tackles, Harris and Hoggs guards, Mathias center, Vasco blocking back, Sherrill and Robertson wingbacks, Whitner fullback, Grant and McDavid tailbacks.
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Braves Buy Trexler from Indiana Club
The Boston Braves announced the purchase of James Trexler left handed pitcher from the Indiana club of the American association. Two players and an undisclosed cash sum were included in the deal.
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Rooms For Rent And Miscellaneous Household Ads
Unfurnished room with adjoining bath on first floor includes heat and bus line access. Also unfurnished four room down stairs apartment listed at $20 and upstairs at $17.50 with no children. Call Thomasville 2114. Electric refrigerator and other furniture available at 22 Boulevard. Baby carriage and Heywood Wakefield folding stroller in good condition, $15. Leather riding boots size 6 4 2 and riding pants size 14. 1936 Chevrolet truck panel and Westinghouse washing machine. Jake Harris, Oldboy, Himself. Large Heatrola $9.50, Super flex oil circulator $25, antique living room suite $1008? $18, small ice box $8, metal baby bed with mattress $16, Singer sewing machine sews-slightly. WANTED: Used studio couch with detachable pillow back. Call 8250.
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