NC State Faces Elon in Season Opener at Raleigh
NC State lines up a veteran squad for the 1936 season opener against Elon College at Riddick Stadium in Raleigh. Coach Hank Anderson plans to start about 11 lettermen, with Mac Cara at left end and Joe Schwardt at quarterback leading the attack. Elon’s strong passing game challenges State’s defense after two weeks of practice.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Elon College
Riddick
State
Elon
State College
Hank Anderson
Mac Cara
Carl Goode
Alex Regdon
Louie Mark
Herb Kirschner
George Fry
Jess Tatum
Joe Schwardt
Eddie Berlinski
Howard Bartles
Joe Ryneska
Fry
Mason Bugs
EB. V. Helms
Anderson
Wolves
Cowboy Robinson
Riddick Stadium
Wolfpack
Terrymen Blast Five Pitchers to Beat Dodgers
Giants crush five Brooklyn pitchers for 23 hits and 17 3 victory to take a commanding five game NL lead with ten games left. Pirates win 14 10 over Cincinnati as pennant chances fade. Indians top Tigers 5 2, White Sox fall 7, Browns win 5 2.
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Dodgers
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Giants
Bill Terry
Brooklyn Dodgers
Terry
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Beauties
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Cubs
Gants
Pirates
Cincinnati
Jake Wade
Indians
Tigers
Jack Knott
White Sox
Browns
Duke and Davidson Sparks Open Southern Conference Clash in Greensboro
The 1936 opener pits Duke Blue Devils against Davidson Wildcats at World War Memorial stadium in Greensboro. Both teams match in size and strength as Davidson debuts as a full conference member with a potent passing attack and a strong backfield led by Teeny Lafferty and Ed Armfield. Duke relies on Acé Parker to lead the offense with passing and kicking as captain, while both sides expect a hard fought night under the lights.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Davidson
Wildcats
Greensboro
World War Memorial Stadium
North Carolina
Wildcat
Acé Parker
Johnny Johnston
Teeny Lafferty
Ed Armfield
Armfield
Lafferty
Wademen
Parker
C Davidson
Duke Williams
Cececaess
Fischer Johnson
Lipscomb
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Ceccnes Power
Brunansky Cathey
Lee
Taliaferro Lefferty
Dennis Chaptens
Kevenag Hudgins
Corbin Repecky
Duke Davidson Grid Showdown Opens Southern Conference Schedule
Richmond prepares for Apprentice School opener in Newport News as Duke, Davidson clash in Greensboro to defend title. Duke tunes in Greensboro after light practice with light starting backs while Davidson sizes up lineup. South Carolina vs Erskine and Clemson prep for Presbyterian highlight a weekend slate in 1936.
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Richmond
University of Richmond
Newport News
Greensboro
Duke
Davidson Wildcats
Blue Devils
Doc Newton
Davidson
South Carolina
Erskine
Don McCallister
Gamecocks
Clemson
Presbyterian
Jess Neely
Joe Berry
al Sanders
Mac Folger
Bill Wiles
Bob Bailey
Coterien and Enterprise Set For City League Final
The Coterien club and The Enterprise softball teams will decide the league champion after separate first and second-half wins. A playoff date will be set this afternoon or tomorrow. League commissioners met last night at the Elwood hotel to rule on two second-half protests and to name an all star team to face the Industrial league for the city championship.
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Coterien Club
Enterprise
Coteriens
Elwood Hotel
Civitanlub
Soi
Seehalf
Ol Em
Merita
Job Printers
Three Jacks And Joker In Running For Golf Title
Garden City N Y Sept 18 AP Three Jacks and a joker remain in the United States Amateur golf championship race Two American Jacks Goodman and Fischer reach a 36 hole semifinal The other penultimate match pairs McLean the 25 year old Scottish whiskey salesman who abstains from drinking with 42 year old George Voight McLean played in the Walker Cup at Pine Valley N J two weeks earlier He now achieves the best overseas challenger showing since 1928 when Phil Perkins fell 10 to 9 to Bob Jones in the final
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N. Y
Goodman
Fischer
McLean
George Voight
Pine Valley
N. J
Phil Perkins
Georgia
Bob Jones
College football practice scene across multiple southern teams
Sophomores get baptism under varsity fire as Citadel scrimmage ramps up for tomorrow's opener with Newberry. Coastal teams like Virginia Tech Wake Forest and others push passes and blocking drills as key backs including Foots Dickerson near ready. Coaches from VMI to William and Mary emphasize young players and full contact scrimmages ahead of opening games.
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Tute
Tiger
Citadel
Newberry
Coch
Henry Redd
Virginia Tech
Herman
Foots
Wofford
Bill Raftery
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Ray Welf
Texas
Jim Weaver
Hobo Daniel
Bert Shore
Deacon
Carolina
William and Mary
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Carolina Preps for Its Battle Nine Days Away
Wake Forest and Tennessee loom as opponents nine days and one week hence as Coach Ray Wolf drills the Tar Heels. He works on defense and aerial plays while naming a likely No 1 unit and parroting plans for heavy substitution in coming games.
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Carolina
Chapel Hill
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Tennessee
Ray Wolf
Deacons
Vols
Tar Heel
Wolf
Little
Dashiell
Burnette
Cooner
Hutchins
Ditt
Bricklemeyer
Watson
Cernugle
Avery
McCain
Winborne
Buck
Bershak
Thimpey
Bartos
Webb
Maronic
Cernagle
Stewart
Horace Palmer
Frank Gordon
Ed Jubber
Elmer Wrenn
Ed Palmer
Lawrence Copenhaver
Charlie McIver
Buck McCain
Bob Adams
Tom Burnette
Dick Dashiell
Randy Cooner
George Watson
Gene Brickelmeyer
Wallace Winborne
Wallie Dunham
Art Ditt
Jack Kraynick
Tourists from abroad spent over 2015 Canada visits value
In 1935 foreign visitors to Canada accounted for expenditures totaling 201,027,000 dollars according to estimates. This figure reflects the international travel revenue during the year and highlights the impact of tourism on the Canadian economy.
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Canada
Granite Formation Through Heat and Pressure
Granite forms as magma cools and crystallizes deep underground under high heat and pressure. Over time tectonic forces uplift the rock, bringing it closer to the surface where erosion exposes granitic textures.
Football Rule Changes For This Year
Article by B. W. Hackney Jr a leading football official discusses the 1936 rule changes. Hackney a vice president of the Southern Football Officials Association offers insights into how the new rules will affect play and officiating in the South.
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B. W. Hackney, Jr
Mr. Hackney
South
Southern Football Officials Association
Football Rule Revisions Highlight 1935 Approved Rulings
The second Approved Ruling of the 1935 Rules is deleted as unnecessary for obstruction. Revisions grant the kicking team the right to recover and advance on kicks not crossing the line, with notes on fair catches and illegal forward passes. A new 8. N. rule clarifies possession if a foul occurs during a kick in the air.
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B. W. Hackney, Jr
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
National League games produced Pittsburgh 14 Cincinnati 10 and New York 17 Brooklyn 3. One game is scheduled today between St Louis and Chicago Parmelee or Winford versus French.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Parmelee
Winford
NGS
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit 5 Cleveland 2 scoreline listed
Report notes only completed game Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 2. The rest lists scheduled matches Chicago at St Louis with Whitehead against Thomas or Andrews and Cleveland at Detroit with Puller or Hildebrand against Sorrell or Bridges.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Whitehead
Thomas
Andrews
Cleveland
Detroit
Puller
Hildebrand
Sorrell
Bridges
Hunters urged to be careful amid hunting season dangers
Raleigh dispatch reports State Game and Inland Fisheries Commissioner J D Chalk urged hunters to take all precautions after at least one fatality and rising field use. He warned that any carelessness in handling firearms could injure a hunter or companion and suggested further safety measures.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Duke Line Foursome Gears Up For Davidson Clash
Four Duke University line players prepare to face the Davidson Wildcats in Greensboro tomorrow night opening Southern Conference and Big Five game. Joe Brunansky starts his second season as regular. Fred York, a sophomore, seeks starting duty. Clarence Badgett and Big Cardwell, 1985 substitutes, are strong guard candidates.
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Duke University
Davidson
Wildcats
Greensboro
Joe Brunansky
Fred York
Brunansky
Clarence Badgett
Big Cardwell
Luttrall Rages Over Main Event Slot At High Point Arena
Cowboy Luttrall voices anger at Curt Denning for placing him on the opener with Dixie Dick Powell and Ivan Vaduroff at High Point arena. He vows to quit if not moved to the main event, warns Scotty Dawkins must fear a "blood ring" if he wrestles. Powell dominates last week with a decisive fall.
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Cowboy Luttrall
Texas
Curt Denning
High Point Arena
Dixie Dick Powell
Ivan Vaduroff
Scotty Dawkins
Luttrall
Denning
Powell
Vaduroff
Winston-Salem
Dawkins
Dick Powell
Kic
Dobie Osburn
Dixie
F Ranger
Poole and Rogers Duel in High Point Tennis Final
For the third straight year Jimmie Poole and J D Rogers meet in the High Point city-wide singles final at Emerywood Country Club Sunday at 4 PM. Poole seeks a third consecutive title as Rogers, improving this season, challenges the two time champion despite a tough semi final with Hubert Kerrier.
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J. D. Rogers
Emerywood Country Club
Poole
Rogers
Hubert
Don'ts for Hunters to Prevent Accidents in North Carolina
A list of safety rules for hunters emphasizes treating every gun as loaded, never pointing at people, not carrying a firearm while climbing, handling guns muzzle up, positively identifying game before shooting, respecting farmers by keeping gates and fences intact, extinguishing any discarded smoke, and hunting only with a valid license. The guide aligns with deer season laws requiring bucks with horns in North Carolina and warns game protectors may nab violators during peak hunting moments.
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North Carolina
Roundup of baseball notes and college football chatter
Major league trade rumors and manager changes loom as Phillies consider a new skipper and the Yankees stay off the market for Wea Ferrell. Joe DiMaggio belts three homers and two singles in a double bill with the Browns as Hornsby weighs pitching to him. Jimmy Dykes cites a .750 average against St Louis, while Duke football hints at Wade’s grumbling and LSU’s Ben Friend weighs 240 pounds.
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Wea Ferrell
Joe DiMaggio
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Joe
Jimmy Dykes
St. Louis
Horneby
Jim Bottomley
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