Optimism Raised As Davidson Prepares For Southern Conference Campaign
Davidson College coach Doc Newton builds an ambitious schedule with an experienced line and strong backfield. Key players include Teeny Laffer and Lineman Dick Johnson, while reserves Charlie Sears and Tommy Thurston push depth as Davidson eyes tough conference tests.
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Alderman Duncan
Associated Press
Avidson
Newton
Davidson College
David
McEver
Tennesseery
Wildcat
Charlie Sears
Tommy Thurston
Dick Johnson
Hunter
Johnston
Lan Vass
Heywood Hill
Ge Mathis
Lewis Graham
Bill Ton
Spencer Goodman
Warden
Iley Williams
Husky
John Lea
Cathey
Herman Clark
Bill Abell
E Achedule
Greensboro
N. C. State
Raleigh
Navy
Anlis
V. M. IL
Citadel
Greenville
Carolina
Charlotte
Forest
Football Rule Changes For This Year
This second article by B. W. Hackney Jr explains rule changes. It covers Rule 4 Section 3 altering team designation to the team on defense. It notes penalty reductions for illegal returns and adds special notes on substitutions and jersey numbering for visibility.
Roundup of baseball and sports gossip in New York
Is Jimmy Wilson of the Phillies bound for the Glante next season and in what role. Carl Snavely sings the Cornell blues as Gil Dobie once did. Another Granville versus Discovery meeting is planned at Belmont park opening Thursday. Jack Renault the heavyweight has joined the Pinkertons. Ernie Jarvis of Hudson Bay Junction Sask travels 5000 miles to view the World Series. He should secure a ticket.
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Eddie Briptz
Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Glante
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Ernie Jarvis
Hudson Bay Junction
Sask
Braddock Faces Boxing Commission Shape Check
Jimmy Braddock appears before the boxing commission today to prove he is in fighting condition for a Schmeling bout. The report notes a radio announcer’s joke about England and a playful betting line on a Yankees Giants World Series with Carl Hubbell expected to pitch twice. Pat Knebelskamp is mentioned as having a successor to King Saxon in his racer Emileo.
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Jimmy Braddock
Boxing Commission
Schmeling
England
Winfred Perry
U. S
Broadway
Yanks
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Pat Knebelskamp
Saxon
Emileo
Don Gutteridge Poised to Dominate Next Season
The article hails Cardinal rookie third baseman Don Gutteridge from Columbus as a rising star who could spark a league surge. It notes his hot play against Brooklyn and the Giants, alongside brief mentions of boxing figures and past subway series context involving Travia Jackson, the Giants, and the Yankees.
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Don Gutteridge
Cardinal
Columbus
Brooklyn
Giants
Demaeio Ceccarelli
Mussolini
Max
Buddy Baer
Thief Returns Wallet After Missing $5 Is Found
Otis Thomas reported his wallet vanished while waiting in line at the police traffic bureau to renew his driver’s license. A $20 bill in the wallet reappeared by mail along with three sixes, suggesting the thief needed only $5 and sent the rest back.
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Miami
Fle
Otis Thomas
Thomas
Police Traffic Bureau
Giants Win Keeps NL Pennant Chase Tight
The Giants defeated the Cardinals 7 5 to extend their lead as Carl Hubbell stars with five of ten victories for New York. Dizzy Dean and Gabby Gabler match two big wins for St Louis in a clash that reshapes the pennant race.
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Hugh 8. Pullerton, Jr
Associated Press
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Cardinals
Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
Cards
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Giant
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Dizzy Dean
Frankie Frisch
Hubbell
Bill Walker
Jim Winford
Gabbo Gabler
Dick Coffman
King Carl
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White Sox
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Washington
Red Sox
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Jack Wilson
Pale Hose
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Clint Brown
Vernon Kennedy
Paul Derringer
Reds
Bees
Colored News Personals Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Annie Mae Rinehardt of Vernon street spent the weekend with her grandmother in Conover after a party hosted by her cousin Miss E Lawrence. Mrs Rinehardt returned with her little brother Coolidge. Mrs Etta Murdoc and granddaughter Viola Feminter visited Washington DC to see Mrs Murdoc's son William Murdoc. Miss Lucile Palmer, recently in New York City, returned home to visit her parents Rufus and Mrs. Palmer. Mrs Pattie Pike of East Lee street returned from a week in Siler City and Greensboro.
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Annie Mae Rinehardt
Vernon Street
Conover
Mise E& Lawrence
Rinehardt
Coolidge
Etta Murdoc
Viola Feminter
Washington, D. C
Insurance policies cover cyclone damage as chance events
Insurance firms offer policies for cyclone damage noting that cyclones are random events and tend not to strike the same location repeatedly. The text discusses how weather randomness influences coverage strategies.
Feature length cartoon in production after two years work
A major animated film project progresses toward release. The undertaking spans two years of effort with a reported budget of 750000 dollars and 300000 drawings completed, marking a landmark in feature animation history.
Hummingbird Tops as Fastest Bird in Short Flights
In short distance bursts the hummingbird surpasses other birds in speed, charting remarkable rapid wingbeats and agile aerial maneuvers that outpace larger avian counterparts. Scientists note its unique wing physiology enables rapid acceleration and precise hovering.
Crippen McCrary Lead Postseason Series Batting
Crippen McCrary center fielder led the Inter-City Industrial league post season series with a .348 average in 23 plate appearances. Jaca Urippen added four hits in the final game as McCrary clinched the title over the Bossong Indians. Lester Burge and G Durham hit the series two homers, and Hooks Calloway earned two victories for the champions in six games.
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Crippen
McCrary
Tom Greene
Jaca i
Urippen
Bossong Indians
John Griffin
Hudspeth
Bossong
Lester Burge
G. Durham
Hooks Calloway
Indians
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Griffin
Cheek
McCrary 'S
Esace
Jack Cox
McCrary Senneteenehan
Shoffner
Fogleman
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Swaim
Jim Cox
Short
Wescenvevna
R. Cox
Ss. Bossong
Jarrett
Burge
Johnson
Rf Bossong
Humphries
Craver
Club Calloway
Coose
Briggs
McFayden
Css
Football And Matrimony Disturb Gridiron Mentors
Southeastern Conference coaches debated the marriage question for players with major figures like Robert Neyland and Ed Walker voicing caution. Some coaches favored marriage as a mind retreat while others forbade or discouraged it, citing discipline and focus concerns amid cases of married players on various teams.
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Neyland
Tennessee
DeWitt Weaver
Ed Walker
Mississippi
Bruiser Kinard
Curly
Georgia Tech
Engineers
Bill Alexander
H. J. Stegeman
Georgia
Florida
John Cody
Seal Fur Color Study Reveals Brown Undercoats
Researchers note that seal fur is brown beneath the glossy black merchant skin which has its coarse outer hair removed and dyed to achieve a uniform dark appearance.
Nutmeg and mace From One East Asia Tree
Nutmeg and mace are spices derived from the same small tree native to eastern Asia. Both come from different parts of the tree and share botanical origins.
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Asia
Sea Ice Becomes Fresh As Summer Ends
The text notes that sea ice forms as summer ends and saltwater components dissolve back into the sea, with salinity returning to normal levels as meltwater mixes.
West African Goliath Frog Reaches Terrier Size
The West African rana Goliath frog grows to the size of a small terrier, highlighting its remarkable body length and robust build for a amphibian.
Doubleheader at Mat Arena Promises Tough Wrestling Card
A Friday show at Mat Arena features Dick Powell of West Virginia and Ivan Vacturoff in the main event. Cowboy Luttrall of Texas and Scotty Dawkins of Nova Scotia open the card. Dixie Dick returns to High Point with a new style after Florida, while Vaduroff also shows force in his bout. Jim Crockett, the Charlotte promoter, backs the strong lineup as the best card of the season.
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Dick Powell
West Virginia
Ivan Vacturoff
High Point
Cowboy Luttrall
Texas
Scotty Dawkins
Nova Scotia
Denning
Dixie Dick
Florida
Everglades
Vaduroff
Gray
State-Davidson Lose Players as Result Injuries
In Southern Conference scrimmages Duke and Richman mentors noted injuries and lineup changes after yesterday's 19-0 win. Richmond, Wake Forest, Davidson, Furman, Clemson, and others held closed or open sessions as coaches stressed pass defense, timing, and newcomer integration ahead of weekend games.
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Richmond
Duke
Richman
Blue Devils
Clemson
Erskine
North Carolina State
Elon
Washington and Lee
Durham
Ace Parker
Johnny Johnston
Harwood Smith
Hackney
Hank Anderson
BE. V. Helms
Wake Forest
Walton Kitchen
Davidson
Wildcats
Chapel Hill
Ray Wolf
Texas Christian University
Dizzy McLeod
Furman
Clemson Tigers
South Carolina
Chet Smith
Citadel
Maryland
Guckeyson
Wheeler
Meade
Don Dunlap
Andy Threciak
Bud Kovar
Mel Henry
Marvin Cregger
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Indians
Newport News
Norfolk
Dixie Dick Risks Popularity With Rough Ring Tactics
Crockett says the fighter could win wider support if he tones down the rough tactics. Dixie Dick confirms a liking for brutal wrestling and admits enjoying a bout that way, stated here last week.
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Crockett
Dixie Dick
Thompson Threat Emerges In U S Amateur Golf
Scotland's Hector Thomson drew strong attention in the second round as the field narrowed to 64. The British amateur champion, with a machine like swing, defeated John Roberts of Columbus 7 and 6 and spurred hopes of becoming the first Briton to win the American title since Harold Hilton. Other leaders Goodman Campbell and Smith advanced, with ex-champions and notable players awaiting action.
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Associated Press
Garden City
N. Y
Scotland
Hector Thomson
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Thomson
John Roberts
Columbus
Harold Hilton
Goodman
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Campbell
Smith
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Major League Leaders: Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list details leaders by stat across teams. P Wanner Pirates 377 hits Medwick Cardinals 208, Ott Giants 32 home runs. Gehrig Yankees 159 runs and 144 RBIs. pitches led by Hadley Yankees 13 4 and Kennedy White Sox 21 7.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Phelps
Dodgers
J. Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Medwick
Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Phillies
Inene
Reds
I. Ee
Martin
Lone
Luc Eas
Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Walker
DiMaggio
Foxx
Red Sox
Idians
Lary
Browns
Powell
Hadley
Kennedy
White Sox
Pearson
Seven Vice Presidents Die While Serving
The seven men who died while serving as vice president of the United States were George Clinton Elbridge Gerry William King Henry Wilson Thomas Hendricks Garrett Hobart and James Sherman.
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George Clinton
Elbridge, Gerry
William King
Henry Wilson
Thomas Hendricks
Garrett Hobart
James Sherman
United States
Yesterday’s Scores Across Leagues and Cities
Results show Pittsburgh 11 over Philadelphia 6 and Boston 0 over Cincinnati 6. New York 7 and St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 2 against Chicago 1.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
W. L. New York
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Cincinnati Er
Boston Settee
Ewe
Brooklyn Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New
Chicago 5 11 Washington 4 3
Detroit 1 Boston 0 is the only game scheduled.
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Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Kodiak Bear Declares Largest Carnivorous Species
The Kodiak bear is the world’s largest carnivorous animal and exists as a pure species only on Kodiak Island in Alaska. These bears often reach about 12 feet in height and can weigh over a ton.
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Kodiak Bear
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Husbands Buy Wives for Small Price in New Guinea Tribe
Report notes a newly discovered tribe in New Guinea where husbands purchase their wives for an average of 25 cents in native currency. The article highlights customary marriage practices and the modest bride price amid cultural norms.
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New Guinea
Bark-clad Bo livia natives craft flexible clothing
Interior Bolivian peoples weave apparel from tree bark after soaking and beating it to pliability, creating functional hats and shirts from natural materials.
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Interior
Bolivia
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