High Point braces for early grid season clash
Barnum Springs Presbyterians meet Raleigh Methodists in a 3:30 p.m. downtown game to benefit the Mills Home athletic fund with a high school scrimmage at halftime. Local officials and coaches bring the crowd from surrounding towns. Admission is 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Black Bisons
Cissell Undergoes Sudden Appendicitis Operation
Chalmer Bill Cissell infielder for the Cleveland Indians underwent an appendicitis operation at New York Postgraduate Hospital around 1 a.m. The hospital announced his condition as very good after the procedure.
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Bill) Cissell
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State Will Display Powerful Backfield
Charlotte September 15 1929 North Carolina State aims to field a strong backfield this fall with a quartet likely averaging over 190 pounds John Shag Waddell returns to school for one season described as a whole football team in himself Pat Miller Wake Forest once praised him Backfield prospects boosted by Waddell plus ongoing injuries to NC State players and Wake Forest and Davidson updates ahead of opening game with Catawba
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Duke Work On Offense Against VMI At Greensboro
Wallace Wade at Duke concentrates on offense for a September 30 game against VMI in Greensboro. Veterans Cox Cornelius and Laney have been doing heavy running as part of the effort.
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Somerville Eliminated in Amateur Golf Championship
In Cincinnati at Kenwood Country Club the four finalists emerged after a day of rain softened play. Canadian defender Somerville fell to W. Lawson Little Jr. 2 and 1, leaving Max Marston and Jack Munger to join George Dunlap Jr. in a semifinal lineup.
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Sandy) Somerville
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Barium Springs Open 1933 Season At High Point Tilt
Barium Springs football opens its 1933 season Saturday at High Point meeting Raleigh Methodist Orphanage. The light squad averages about 149 pounds with four lettermen from 1932 and several new players. Barnum lineup includes Potter Woods Lackey C Freeman Elliott Lawrance Clarke Blue Rea vie Oliver M Freeman.
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Chicks Rally Over Pells In Southern Association Playoff
In Memphis on September 15 the Chicks beat the Pells 2 to 1 aided by lefty Billy Bayne as the two teams rest before tomorrow’s resumption of the series in New Orleans. A scant crowd of 1,901 watched the comeback victory after a 6 to 9 loss the day prior.
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Billy) Bayne
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Yesterday's Stars Strike for Senators in Tigers Game
Yesterday Myer led the Senators with a three hit effort as the team toppled the Tigers. The rally featured strong batting and timely baserunning to seal the win.
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Wake Forest to Try New Offense This Season Says Weaver
Wake Forest coach Jim Weaver vows an open offense this year as backfield candidates Ed Lawhorn Rogers Danc Wilson and Whitey Russell compete for back positions with Dave Holton at quarterback Zeno Wall absent. Freshman prospects also show potential to boost the drive.
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Dave Holton
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Boxing chief donates 15000 for High Point school athletics
A letter from Harry Raymond chairman of the High Point Boxing Commission accompanies a 15000 check to boost the High Point High School athletic fund. He notes the commission will take a cut of gate receipts from promoters and remit portions to the school after each show, hoping to raise funds through the winter.
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High Point
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Dizzy Dean Holds Out For Higher Baseball Salary
St Louis report shows Jerome Dean claiming more than $5,000 separation from club officials as he seeks $15,000. He cites a 1988 contract of $7,500 plus $1,000 signing bonus and notes planned appearances with other earnings after the season.
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Frisch Denies He Fell Short for Former Skipper Street
In St Louis Frank Frisch rejects Gabby Street claims he did not give full effort for Street. Street says he sought a $5000 fine and a suspension last year but president Breadon vetoed the move. Frisch defends his work ethic while noting a Pittsburgh spring clash with Pepper Martin over the furor.
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Cubs Rally to Top Giants in Rainy Ninth Inning
Cubs gain ground in the National League pennant race by beating the New York Giants 4 to 2 at Wrigley Field with a ninth inning rally. Gabby Hartnett drove in the winning runs after Riggs Stephenson and Babe Herman aided the comeback. The Senators extended their American lead with a 4 to 3 win over Detroit as rain shortened Philadelphia Cincinnati play to seven innings.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Standings show games today including Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Yesterday results list Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4, New York 3, with other games rained out.
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Tennessee Faces Toughest Grid Schedule Yet
Tennessee coach Major Robert R. Neyland faces a daunting fall slate with Virginia Tech Duke Alabama Vanderbilt Kentucky LSU on consecutive Saturdays. Neyland praises his fast improving line and backfield led by Beat tie Feathers and Deke Brackett while acknowledging the tougher opponents ahead.
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Conference football notes and schedules from a busy fall
Detroit at Washington and other matchups headline a slate with Cleveland visiting New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia. Breezy Wynn and Baby Doll Petruzze stand out among players while weather and a packed schedule raise concerns about future games. The state plans a Tennessee clash with George Washington and a long list of October dates including Mississippi State at Knoxville and Duke at Durham.
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Wilson 10 Meet Perry on Mound
The first game of the Little World series opens tomorrow at Willis Park to decide the Industrial league champion between Adams Millis and Southern Public Utilities. Southern Public Utilities is favored for pitching and batting with Lefty Wilson likely on the mound. The series proceeds in a best of three format with two victories needed to claim the title.
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Lee Sherrill
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Two Year Old Turf Championship to Settle Futurity
Belmont Park hosts the 44th $100,000 Futurity as two dozen leading two year olds race for juvenile turf honors with Equipoise aiming for an eighth straight win. The event marks the turf season's richest contest and the national championship for juveniles.
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Sharkey Seeks Comeback Against Levinsky in 10 Round Fight
Chicago September 15 AP Sharkey meets King Levinsky in a 10 round bout at White Sox Park as Sharkey tries to prove comebacks work. Levinsky vows a knockout while Sharkey predicts a slugging victory and a KO in five. Promoter Sammy Wolff projects 15 000 fans and about 50000 in receipts with Sharkey earning 825000 and 40 percent.
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