Secret scrimmage pits Duke against Richmond in preseason drill
Richmond and Duke held a secret scrimmage as part of pre season work with the Spiders traveling to Durham for a game like workout. The session aimed to evaluate sopho candidates while other Conference teams prepared for opening weekend games across the South.
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Richmond
University of Chmond
Duke University
Durham
Thistléthwaite
Spectatéra
Duke
Dlethwaite
Himénd
Davidé
Greensboro
Stern
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Clémson
Byterian
Wofford
V. M. Lihé
South Carolina
Elona
State
Newberry
Carroll
Joach Ray Wolfe
Blick
Berk
Trimpey
Bartarkie
Webb
Maronic
Avery
Little
Watson
Stewand Cernagle
Aldhins
Ditt
Gibson
Frank Harrison
Varsity
Wake Forest
adanié@i
Allen
Warren
Washington
Léé
Nimrod Hall
Vira
Norfolk
Charlottées
Mohd. William and Mary's
Wild Hogs Reported Roaming Ronénoke River Area
Hunters report a clan of wild hogs long roamed the Ronénoke river area. Local observers say the shaggy boars attack dogs and drive away men when pressed. Some claim the hogs retreat at night, though encounters with wounded or aroused animals persist.
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Rs and
Milnes
Ronénoke
Imala
Lake Elevation Note
The article notes that the lake sits above a level described as aca, indicating its elevation context without precise measurements.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Major Leagues
Results yesterday show New York 8 against St Louis 3 while Brooklyn 6 over Chicago 7. Cincinnati 2 beat Boston 1 and Pittsburgh 5 over Philadelphia 3.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Weathered standings and scores amid rainy day winds
In plenty of games the results show New York 16 Philadelphia 13 and St Louis 7 to 1, Cleveland ahead of Philadelphia at minus eight, Boston seven Detroit four, while Washington faces Chicago as rain affects the schedule.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Major League Leaders Summary From Historic Baseball Statson
A compilation of batting and pitching leaders from the era listing top figures by team. Included are Ruth Gehrig Gehringer Medwick Ott Foxx Camilli and other stars with marks in batting hits runs batted in home runs and pitching wins losses and earned run averages.
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Associated Press
Avaling
White Sox
Averill
Genebanate
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Trosky
Indians
Yam Indians
Walker
Avetiti
Idians
MiMaggio
Foxx
Red Sox
Lary
Browns
Powell
Rendent
Pitenia
Tana
Ison
Wanet
Pirates
Phelps
Soders
Ritts
Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Medwick
Meteorite finds exceed many states combined
A report notes stony meteorites found in multiple states far surpass the total from Illinois Oklahoma Massachusetts Washington Idaho Oregon North Dakota Wyoming Nevada New Hampshire Louisiana Vermont Montana and Minnesota combined.
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Illinoia
Oklaine
Massachusetts
Wasington
Iaho
Oregon
North Dakota
Wyoming
Nevada
New Hampslite
Louisiane
Vermont
Montana
Minnesota
Furman Eleven Struggles With Losses In June
Furman Universitys Purple Hurricane faces doubtful prospects as coach Paul McLeod rebuilds after losing key veterans from the 1935 state championship squad. Only four starters remain from the title game, with injuries and light reserves shaping a cautious season plan. The squad emphasizes defense but foresees a rough schedule beginning in Greenville and spanning Clemson Mercer Davidson Citadel South Carolina and more.
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Alderman Duncan
Associated Press
Safff
Greenville
S. C
Furman University
Paul
McLeod
McLéood
Clemson
Bob King
Kifi
Jack Shivers
Giar
Scott
Roy
Stevens
Puttig
Joe Watson
Lettefifian
F. W. White
Raymond Culelasure
Luther Maddox
Earle Traynham
Joe Foster
Cecil Teal
Dick Greve
Joe Greve
Claude McClure
Furman
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Perry Proves Long Best Helped Perry Proves Long Best Helped
Perry defeats Donald Budge in a five set final to win the 65th U S singles championship for a third time becoming the first foreigner to achieve the feat. Alice Marble ends Helen Jacobs reign by reclaiming the title in a dramatic comeback.
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PERRY
New York
U. S
Fred Perry
Donald Budge
America
Don
Pacific Coast
Alice Marblé
San Francisco
Helen Hull Jacoba
Uncertain Alcohol Content Limit Hinders Regulation
The subject of intoxicating drinks has been investigated in scientific laboratories, but the exact limit for alcoholic content of intoxicating beverages cannot be set, due to the wide variance in the manner that different persons are affected by alcohol.
Records Fall In Majors Giants Breathing Easier
Giants and Cardinals split a doubleheader as records shattered across both leagues. Yankees set four-base hit and extra-base records with 175 homers. Bob Feller struck out 17 to tie a major league mark. Joe DiMaggio homered thrice for New York, while Dizzy Dean appeared in two games for the Cardinals.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Browns
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Rube Waddell
Dizzy Dean
Johnny Mize
Roy Parmelée
Cubs
Dodgers
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn
Frank Demaree
W. WL
Pirates
Joe Dimaggio
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
Yanka
Indians
Young Feller
A’s
Tribe
Moffitt Dillon Triumph in Exhibition At Blair Park
Moffitt and Dillon defeated Merrilees and Garrett 3 to 2 in a special Blair Park match. Moffitt, city champion, and Dillon, runner up, beat Emerywood’s Andy Merriless and Garrett challenging Emerywood members. High scores marked a close battle despite the win.
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Clark Dillon
Buster Moffitt
Emerywood Country Club
Blair Park
Moffitt
Dillon
Andy Merriless
Emerywood
Garrett
Fall Schedule Unveiled by High Point Y M C A Activities
The High Point Y M C A announces fall and winter indoor programs starting September 18. The gym reopens after repainting with wrestling, boxing, basketball, volleyball, handball and badminton on the schedule for men and boys, plus multiple classes for business and professional men and juniors with formal varsity sport plans.
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Fouse Business
Eh Newsboys
Patrol
Calisthenics
Wit Te Seid
Otlse Dene Gymnasium Ean
High Point Young Men’s Christian Association
Synhasium
Laurinburg guests linger as illness looms in church circle
Mrs Marion W Parker, Miss Ada B Cooke of Laurinburg and Miss Frances Witcher of Gorncord visited over the weekend. Mrs P J Cook, wife of a former St Mark M E church pastor, remains ill at her Laurinburg home. O Gibson left yesterday to Kerberaville where she will spend a week with her sister.
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Marion W. Parker
Ada B. Cooke
Laurinburg
Frances Witcher
Gorncord
P. J. Cook
St. Mark M. FE. Church
College enrollment near last year with small decline
A check of local youths headed to college shows this year’s list only two students fewer than last year. Names and colleges include Salém Teachers College Miss Mamie Blackmon and others at Morristown Normal, Wilberforce, North Carolina State College, Bennett College, Shaw, and more. Two students who studied away last fall are not counted.
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instohi-Salém Teachers College
Mamie Blackmon
Catherine Haywood
Mise Virginia Perry
Nolia Graves
Morristown Normal and Industrial Institute
Annie EB. Leach
T. Collegé
Josephine Martin
James Ingram
Charles Hinson
Shaw Agaiss Cauchilla Litaker
Clarkniversity
Atlanta
Lonnie Whitaker
Talledega College
Tallah Ala
Misa Thélfha Drake
Inglesidene
Burkesville
Ernestine Page
Detroit Symphony Conductor Ossip Gabrilowitsch Dies
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, 58, longtime conductor of the Detroit Symphony since 1918, died today. The news ends a pivotal era in Detroit's musical life as tributes flow from the orchestra and city cultural circles.
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Detroit
Ossip Gabrilowitach
Detroit Symphony
Owens to Skip Caledonian Games Pending Status Ruling
New York dispatch reports Jesse Owens will not run in Cleveland for a hearing to restore amateur status and allow entry to the Caledonian games at Yankee Stadium next Thursday. The AAU has suspended him over professional plans. reinstate requires a year and adherence to rules. Brundage and the European trip affect final action.
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New York
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Yankee Stadium
Buckeye Bullet
Northeastern Ohio Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Owens
Dan Ferris
National
James A. Lee
Ferris
A. A. WU
Brown Bullet
Marty Forking
Swéden
Foreigh
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Brundage
Europe
NYA Offers Part Time Jobs For Youths In High Point
The National Youth Administration office in High Point announces remaining part time job openings for ages 18 to 25. No quota is filled yet. WPA relief recipients who are registered and meet age limits are eligible. Positions range from common labor to clerical work.
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National Youth Administration Office
High Point
Mra. CG
Prince
WPA
Ames man uses fake fraternity to swindle college group
Powell Smiley, 27, posing as a member of a secret fraternity from Ames, ta, convinced four students at a ga l esburg inn to cash a check on a fraternity blank. Chaig Hayes cashed it, and Smiley kept the funds. Smiley was jailed for one to ten years on a confidence game charge.
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Galesburg Inn
Powell Smiley
Ames
Chaig Hayes
Im Ten Hayes
Smiley
National amateur golf championship opens with vast field
Garden City N Y September 14 Lawson Little sidelines as the 40th annual national amateur championship begins. A field of 210 contenders includes eight former champions and 20 Walker Cup players from America and Britain. Favorites include John Goodman and Albert Campbell while Héctor Thomson leads the British challenge. Eighty two 18 hole matches start the event with 128 players at nightfall and elimination resumes tomorrow.
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Garden City
N. Y
Lawson Little
Little
Simon Pure
United States
America
Great Britain
John Goodman
Omaha
Albert “Scotty” Campbell
Seattle
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Héctor Thomson
His Majesty’s Realm
Death of Youth Termed Accident in North Wilkesboro
In North Wilkesboro on September 14 a coroner's inquest ruled the death of 20 year old truck driver Harlow Hayes an accident. Policeman Cecil Hayes testified that his gun discharged accidentally while pursuing Hayes who abandoned his car after a chase ending near a school yard.
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North Wilkesboro
Harlow Hayes
Cecil Hayes
Hayes
Ficeman
Appendicitis Fails To Stop Wedding
Rocky Mount report states bride elect Miss Mary Carolyn Shearin developed appendicitis on her wedding day. The ceremony between William Dixon Waters and Miss Shearin moved from a church to a hospital office where they were married before her emergency operation.
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Rocky Mount
William Dixon Waters
Mary Carolyn Shearin
Sheahan
Head of a Comet Believed to Be Dense Meteoric Mass
The head of a comet is believed to be a large collection of meteoric material ranging from sand grain sizes to masses as large as meteorites that occasionally strike Earth.
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Phillies
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