All-Stars Defeat Thomas Mills 9–4 In City League Clash
The All-Stars from four leagues defeated the Thomas Mills team 9 to 4 at Willis Park. Dennis pitched superbly for the winners, four hits in five trips and five RBIs. Mills, minus five players, had Tate Andrews on the mound and Connor led Tommies with two hits. The Tommies finished their season after 71 games, 56 wins, amid strong amateur competition.
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Public Service
Three Big Shots Of Dixie Conference To Swing Into Gridiron Action This Week
Duke under Walace Wade faces a lighter yet faster squad with new backfield hopes as Southern Conference action opens. Duke aims for progress over last year’s results with Lineman Crawford and Porreca anchoring a lean line and Laney, Mason, and Ershier shaping the backfield. The South’s grid menu also features Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama in opening games.
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Ershier
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Porreca
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Algnale
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John Brownlee
Artie Ershier
Brownlee
Tom Rogers
Pinkie James
Freddie Crawford
Nick Porreca
Roy Phipps
Atlanta
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Leszington
Mountain Tigers
Sewanee
Middle Tennessee Teachers
Virginia Cadets
King College
UNC Coach Chuck Collins Builds New 11 For 1932
In Chapel Hill in October 19 report, Professor Chuck Collins ends past star era and forms a 62-man UNC squad focused on teamwork. The 1932 eleven aims to surpass the 1931 club by several touchdowns with a balanced, inexperienced lineup and heavy mobilities in training.
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Coach Collins Outlines WeekbyWeek Schedule
Coach Collins lays out a demanding season slate featuring early tests against the Demon Deacons and Vanderbilt followed by Tennessee and Georgia in a sequence described as warm ups scrimmages and light workouts. He expects a stronger club than last year amid a large inexperienced squad and tough calls for two capable units to sustain defense and offense.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Georgia Tech
State
Florida
Davidson
Duke
Virginia
Chuck
Collings
Tar Heels face line overhaul as new ends battle for spots
Former Notre star and assistants confront line crisis at North Carolina. Only one letterman returns for end, Irwin Walker at 170 pounds, with three reserves contending for the other end post. Tackles Harry H at 202 pounds and Frank Smith 194 lead the line, plus Jim Tatum 196, Bill Collins 205, and Trogler Adkins 201 upstairs.
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Tar Heels
Letterman
Irwin Walker
George Brandt
Zekert
Julian Frankel
Brandt
North Carolina
Harry H
Frank Smith
Jim Tatum
Bill Collins
Trogler Adkins
Guards Light But Fast in Notre Dame System
Two fast stepping guards, Ben Philpot at left guard and George, are noted as dependable in Notre Dame’s system, capable of pulling out of the line to mow down the opposition.
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Self Made Music Joke in Tit Bits
A light humor item notes a friend who is a musician and “blows his own horn” in a titled bit from Tit-Bits. The quip reflects a playful urban stereotype of self-promotion in the music world.
Hornets and Pats Battle for Piedmont League Lead
Greensboro September 18 The Hor nets and Patriots renew their Piedmont League series tied at two games apiece with Bud Shaney likely to start for the Hor nets and Bill Averette expected to pitch for the Pats. Lefty Martin beat the Pats 4-1 in game four and the clubs plan to return to Charlotte for game six with a possible seventh in Greensboro if needed.
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Lacy
Bud Shaney
Shaney
Jim Lyle
Bill Averette
State College
Freddy Myers
Pat
Mary and Harry End Their Bread and Cheese Romance
A Farm Journal fragment notes Mary and Harry were to be happy with bread and kisses but Harry developed a habit of taking them downtown, ending the romance.
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Mary
Harry
Jane
Farm Journal
UNC Football Backs and Linemen Vie for Opening Posts
The article details North Carolina players contending for starting roles on the 1940s squad. Barclay and Elliott Newcombe battle for a guard spot, with Edwin Kahn pushing for the other guard on the second team. Center duties shift from June Underwood to pivot posts, while Harris Ogburn Ralph Gardner and Gordon McEver challenge. The first string backfield features quarterback Stuart Chandler with Charles Woollen bidding to replace him if needed.
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Elliott Newcombe
Letterman
Edwin Kahn
North Carolina
Blount
McIver
Robinson
Schwartz
Charles Woollen
C. T. Woollen
Chandler
Woollen
Backfield Spotlight At Wake Forest Preview
Tom White earns left halfback spot for Collins with Bill Croom as running mate. Lassiter and McKaskill duel for fullback while Woollen leads a strong second string with Phillips Kay Thompson and McKaskill at back. NEXT Wake Forest.
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Collins
Bill Croom
Hanes Lassiter
Norman McKaskill
Lassiter
Woollen
Phillips
Kay Thompson
McKaskill
Baseball Roundup Highlights Narrow Wins and Big Hits
Yesterday's stars included Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals striking out nine as they beat the Braves 5 2. Don Hurst homered with two aboard to defeat the Dodgers. Al Simmons of the Athletics hit a triple and six singles in a doubleheader against the White Sox. Rollie Hemsley doubled in the 15th to lift the Cubs past the Phillies. Larry French and Leon Chagnon pitched for the Pirates in two wins over the Giants. Sam Gray of the Browns held the Yankees to eight hits and ten strikeouts.
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Don Hurst
Phillies
Dodgers
al Simmons
Athletics
White Sox
Rollie Hemsley
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Meds
Larry French
Leon Chagnon
Pirates
Giants
Sam Gray
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Tennis Mixed Doubles Round Robin Begins In City
Toward summer tennis a city wide mixed doubles round robin starts with teams listed by numbers from the Y W C A. Initial rounds schedule two matches per team, with pairings and opponent teams assigned for weeks of play.
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Bodie
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Jane Hess Weaver
Joe Buchanan
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Oliie Brown
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Rai
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