Big Five Mentors Sourcing Football Talent in Want Ads
North Carolina coaches publicly seek players through mock want ads as analysts note the scarcity of eligible backs and linemen. UNC and Wake Forest discuss potential starters like Branch Lassiter Chandler and barriers from scholastic issues. Davidson and NC State report injuries and guard shortages ahead of early games.
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Whitney Tharinap
Charlotte
North Carolina
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Pat Miller
Wake Forest College
Tar Heels
Chandler
Collins
Hanes Lassiter
September 26 Girder Matlack Ends Unclear Segment
September 26 fragment shows a person named Matlack involved with a girder. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear actions, dates, or places to form a full item.
Duke Guard Candidates Move Amid Injuries at Duke
Ter men remains in hospital for observation after appendix trouble from spring operation. Ridenhour has a dislocated shoulder from early practice. Lee Fort wrist injury, healed but watched. Buchanan from Louisville leads guard race with Tull and Thomason also candidates. Wallace Wade seeks effective backfield and clicking backfield lineup with Lemon and Daugherty returning.
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Termen
Ridenhour
Lee Fort
Buchanan
Louisville
Tull
Charlotte
Thomason
Salisbury
Wallace Wade
Duke
Glenn Lemon
John Daugherty
Brewer
Mason
Mullen
Brownlee
Durham
Cotton opens firmer on improved Liverpool cables
New Orleans Sept 15 Cotton prices opened firm as Liverpool cables suggested better demand. October rose to 6.66 and December to 6.89 after an 8 point gain, then eased 6 to 7 points amid hedge selling before rallying again on expectations of Texas legislature action on average reductions.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Soviet aviators pave way for new global air route
New Soviet air mail route planned along the same round-the-world course used by Post and Gatty. The government announces opening of the route over the previously charted path, marking a milestone in international mail aviation.
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Moscow
Cotton Opens Steady After Liverpool Firm Ties
New York on Sept 15 reports cotton opening steady with an advance of 7 to 9 points. Declines yesterday and southern selling pressure present but light offerings allow a modest rally to 6.87 for December and 7.17 for March. Wall Street, western and continental buyers active while Liverpool notes local and continental demand with production-driven cloth and yarn sales below.
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New York
Liverpool
Yesterdy
Wall Street
Woman Driver in Street Crash Fled Scene Near Bank
Baltimore. Marjorie Gordon, 19, after drinking, took a drive to cool off and struck T. Carl Jensenko’s car, overturning it and fleeing. Onlookers mistook the incident for a bank holdup as firefighters police and detectives arrived. Gordon was later captured by a city truck driver.
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Baltimore
Marjorie Gordon
T. Carl Jensenko
Marjorie
Bill for Back Alimony Heads to Court in Pittsburgh
Charles McC Jennings, once married to Elizabeth Nevin Jennings, faces a monthly back alimony bill of 55 520. The obligation began at 500 a month on Oct 24, 1921, and Elizabeth has filed suit to collect it.
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Pittsburgh
Charles McC. Jennings
Elizabeth Nevin Jennings
Potatoes market report from Chicago on slow trading
U S C A notes show potatoes at 36, track 218, total US shipments 496, steady trading slow. Wisconsin cobblers 90 to 95, heated stock 75 to 85, Minnesota cobblers 75 to 90. Idaho Trussers No 1 1.80 to 1.85, No 2 1.20 to 1.30.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota Cobblers
Idaho Trussers
Red Cross Roll Call Plans Laid Out By Local Committee
A central committee was formed to run the annual Red Cross Roll Call in November. Miss Clara I Cox announced strong support from local groups to back a drive expected to exceed goals. Members from American Legion Auxiliary Kiwanis Civitan Rotary Lions and other clubs join, with plans to promote Junior Red Cross in schools and support local ex servicemen families.
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Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
Red Cross
Paul Ingle
Margaret Hauser
Norman Fidler
I. T. Mann
C. A. York
American Legion Auxiliary
Garland B. Daniel
John C. Whitesell
Kiwanis Club
Charlies McAnally
J. J. McMurray
Too Much Talk
Columbus driver Mark Gordon picked up a man who could not pay. Gordon took him to jail and boasted of the ride to locals. Patrieman W A Johnson questioned Gordon and found no cab license. Johnson filed charges after discovering what appeared to be whiskey in the cab.
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Columbus
Mark Gordon
Patrieman W. A. Johnson
Johnson
Gordon
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