Japan Moves to Expand Navy Amid Fear of U S Fleet
Tokyo reports Count Uchida’s resignation as foreign minister and Koki Hirota’s appointment. War minister Araki calls for stronger defense and questions American aid to China, warning about possible American fleet superiority after 1935 in the run up to 1934-36 budget talks.
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Yaeuya Uchida
Sion
Koki Hirota
Sadao Araki
China
Pacific
America
Japan
Asahi
Veterans Battle for Berths at Virginia Grid
University of Virginia coach Dawson prepares for a season with Reiss at guard and Wager at pivot. The squad features Captain Rey Burger and George Coles on the line, five backs including Tommy Johnson and Milton Abramson, and a schedule opening September 23 against Hampden-Sydney.
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University
Lewis Reiss
University of Virginia
de Ween
Tall
Ely
Reiss
Gene
Orace
Bill Condon
Dawson
Bob Cutler
Rey Burger
George Coles
Johnny Dial
Kenneth Morton
Tommy Johnson
Bucky Pore Pencer Berger
Stapleton Ooch
Milton Abrameon
Univer
Maryland
Oliver
Washington
Les
Lexington
W. PF
North Carolinga Chapel Hill
Laney Shines as Charlotte Player Prepares for Duke Season
Laney, from Charlotte, is shaping up as a top back for Duke after a summer directing an orchestra. He uncorks long runs, including two 60 yard TDs on interceptions, as teammates and rookie backs show bright forms in Chapel Hill scrimmage.
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Charlotte
Laney
Duke
Restitar
Horse Hendrickson
Lowell Mason
Chapel Hill
Don Jackson
Sia Lie McCachern
McCachern
Wake Forest football adds new quarterback option
A cracked formation and passer are being tested for Jim Weaver at Wake Forest with attempts to fill a current vacancy. The pair Martin and Wilson are demonstrating a notable presence in the backfield or passing game as the team scouts options.
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Jim Weaver
Wake Forest
Martin
Wilson
Weather boosts football interest in High Point games
A storm cooled into crisp air as High Point prepares for afternoon game action at 3 30 pm with Presbyterian and orphanage teams shaping up for a grudge clash. Bar ium Springs and Raleigh clubs drill hard promising two polished high school squads. Star players including Carson Herbert Blue and Morris Red Freeman headline rosters as plans form for the big town showdown.
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High Point
Raleigh
Bartum Springs
Presbyterians
Rosie” McMillan
Ie i Laskey
la Ech
Carson Herbert Blue
Morris
Red" Freeman
Standings and Results From Yesterday Cubs and Reds Rivalry
Standings show Chicago and New York leading with 3 and 4 wins respectively. Cleveland faces Washington while St Louis and Brooklyn chase midweek results amid a chaotic summary of games and scores.
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Chicago
New
Pelicans Win 6-0 Behind Messenger Shutout
Memphis basebal lChicks fail to score in the Southern Association playoff as Andy Messenger shuts them out for New Orleans in a 6 to 0 victory. The Chicks threaten in the eighth but stay scoreless with five hits.
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Memphis
Tenn
Andy Messenger
Geestarda
Southern Association
New Orleana
Chicks
Rock Hill wins textile baseball title in Carolina tourney
In Rock Hill on September 14, the local team claimed the textile baseball championship of the Carolinas by sweeping Forest City, N C three games to one in the tournament final.
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Rock Hill
N. C
Carolinas
Gotry
Forest City
N.C
Blood Pressure Gap Between Awake and Sleep Measured
A bit being shows blood pressure 20 points higher when awake than asleep. Researchers note this rise aligns with increased heart rate and metabolic activity during wakefulness.
Industrial All-Star Team Ready To Tackle Hill’s Amateur Nine
The Industrial All-Star team and Hill’s Amateur squad clash next Thursday at Willis Park in a three game series proposed after a heated meeting at The Enterprise office. Carl “Pap” Hill challenged Industrial top players while John Thomas led Industrial players in defending their strength. Proceeds from the series will aid the high school athletic fund with gold baseballs awarded to all participants.
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Allstar
Willis Park
Enterprise Office
Carl ‘Pap’ Hill
John Thomas
Hill
Pap
Adams- Millis
Industrial League
Eita
Somerville Faces Tough Path to Second U S Amateur Title
At Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati on September 14, C Ross Somerville from Canada continues to lead a field packed with strong contenders after the quarterfinals. Defending champ and former finalists are gone, leaving Somerville to contend in a six hole match era against Lawson Little Jr. of San Francisco as Max Marston of Philadelphia remains the sole ex champion in the lineup.
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James L. Revick
Associated Press
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
C. Ross
Sandy) Somerville
United States
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny Fischer
Somerville
Dark Horse
East
Mid-West
Far West
Southwest
Sever
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Will Con
Mersville
Lawson Little, Jr
Francisco
Pebble Beach
Sharkey Set To Box Levinsky In Chicago Comeback
Jack Sharkey resumes in a ten round bout against King Levinsky at Comiskey Park in Chicago on Friday. It marks Sharkey's first middle west fight as a former world heavyweight champion with a planned rematch bid versus Tommy Loughran in Philadelphia on Sept. 27.
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Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Horace Greeley
Middlewest
King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Sharkey
Middle West
Insky
Tommy Loughran
Quaker City
Primo Carnera
High School Students Form Cheering Section at Contest
Hi School students plan to form a cheering section for a contest between Springs and Mills Home club. They will back the Black Bi sons in the game while remaining neutral for am Springs Orphanage. Citywide campaign promotes tickets at 25 cents.
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Oneh
Ceme
Barium Springs
Raleigh
Black Bisons
Mills
High Point High
Am Springs
Con
Thornhill Aims to Modernize Warner System at Stanford
Stanford coach Earl Thornhill, 80 pounds, takes over Stafford’s offense with a springy, modernized approach inspired by Glenn Warner. Thornhill inherits Warner’s coaching legacy and seeks to blend proven methods with new yard gaining tactics to shake up the big Red attack.
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Warner
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Earl
Tiny” Thornhill
Stafford
Hearn
Erved
Erhay
Glenn
Pop” Warner
Temple University
Homore
Industrial Titular Series Opens Saturday at Willis Park
The Industrial League title game will feature Adams-Millis against Southern Public Utilities. The teams finished tied for first, but league rules require a championship game. The contest is set for Saturday afternoon at Willis Park.
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Adams-Millis
Southern Public Utilities
Willis Park
P. U
Rts Bie
Boxer Eyes Return Fight Plans for Carners
Months ago he expressed hopes of facing Carners, planning a bout in February at Ma or possibly in New York next summer, signaling ongoing negotiation and ambition for a high profile rematch.
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New York
Cubs Crown Giants In First Of Series
The Cubs beat the New York Giants 2 to 0 to start the series, despite a rain delay and a two hour finish. Pittsburgh surged past Boston 1 to 0 behind Larry French as St. Louis Cardinals topped Brooklyn 4 to 1 with Disty Dean earning his 20th win.
Baseball Stars Shine as Teams Edge Opponents
Yesterday's stars included Guy Bush of the Cubs who shut out the Giants with nine scattered hits. Al Simmons of the White Sox homered and added three singles, while French of the Pirates blanked the Braves 1-0 with four hits. Lloyd Brown limited the Reds to six hits to beat Lewis, Cardinals, and Welter homered with two singles for the Dodgers.
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Cubs
Giants
al Simmons
White Sox
Athletics
Homer
French
Pirates
Braves
Lloyd Brown
Red Box
Lim— Browns
Sach Lewis
Cardinals
Welterhomer
Dodgers
Fights Last Night Alley Cards
In St Louis Dave Barry aged 124 knocked out Howard aged 128 in Claremore Oklahoma. In Montreal Pete Sanstol aged 120 outpointed Bob Leitham aged 119 in Canada.
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St. Louis
Dave Barry
Howard
Claremore
Okla
Montreal
Pete Sanstol
Bob Leitham
Canada
Baseball Roundup Mixed Results In Early AL Action
Three of six hits by One Carroll including a homer with runners aboard. Cleveland and Washington were rainouts while New York and Detroit had open dates. Athletics and White Sox split a doubleheader with Chicago winning 8 to 2 in the opener and the A's taking game two 4 to 2 on a third inning rally. Brown and Foxx power highlight the day for Boston as Lloyd Brown shuts down St. Louis Browns 3 to 1.
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Carroll
Cleveland
Washington
New York Yankees
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Genie Foxx
A’s
R Faber
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Lloyd Brown
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