Wolfpack Triumphs Over Elon 12 0 in Opener
North Carolina State led by Eddie Berlin defeated Elon College 12 to 0 in the season opener before a crowd of about 5,000 at the stadium. Berlinski scored twice on late runs and Berlinski handled most of the offense with 228 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
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Leigh
North Carolina
Eddie Berlin
Elon College
Ek Stadium
Maski
Elon
Anderson
Shelton
Elonterback
Bradley
Eska
Entwistle
McCara
Berlinski
Rudy
KEPS TICKETS SEIZED IN RAID OPS
KEPS TENN Sept 19 officers seized 1 and Canadian sweep tickets valued at 10000 after raids. No arrests were reported.
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Jmphis
Tenn
Broadus Culler Debuts as Athletics Shortstop
Philadelphia Athletics introduce Broadus Culler a new shortstop from High Point North Carolina in a game against the Boston Red Sox. He fielded three chances cleanly went hitless in three at bats and was replaced by Russ Peters as a pinch hitter in the seventh inning.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Broadus Culler
High Point
N. C
Boston Red Sox
Culler
Russ Peters
Plans For Meeting Of Dental Society Here Progressing
Plans for the Third District Dental Society meeting in this city on November 4 are moving forward announced by Dr. J P Jones publicity chairman of Chapel Hill. The North Carolina Dental Society districts schedule includes Statesville October 12-13 High Point November 4 Raleigh October 14-16 and Kinston October 26 with prominent lecturers at each district event. The Raleigh gathering will feature a panel discussion.
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Dental Society
J. P. Jones
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Dental Society
Fayetteville
Statesville
High Point
Raleigh
Morning Star Temple Hosts Sunday Services
Sunday school convenes at 9 45 this morning at the Morning Star Temple 1800 English Street. Mrs Helen Everett will preach at 11 AM on Watchman What of the Night.
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Morning Star Temple
English Street
Helen Everett
German Makers Turn Portable Timepieces Late 15th Century
The article notes that portable timepieces originated in Germany near the end of the 1400s. It highlights early clockmakers and the shift toward wearable timekeeping devices, marking a significant development in horology.
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Germany
Phillips And Curran To Be Joint Show Masters
Karl Phillips of High Point and Frank Curran of Greensboro named joint masters of the Sedgefield Horse Show at Sedgefield Stables on October 9 10 J Welch Harriss named secretary and Nathan Ayers treasurer Executive committee listed with local dignitaries The show features 42 classes with $1200 in prizes and proceeds to Guilford County Sanatorium Horses from top southern stables expected to enter
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Whitehall Chief
South
Sedgefield Stables
R. Horace Johnson
Augusta
Karl Phillips
High Point
Frank Curran
Greensboro
Sedgefield
J. Welch Harriss
Nathan Ayers
Edwin F. Lucas
E. B. Benjamin
Oscar Burnett
Willis Slane
Georgia Armatrong
Charles L. Amos
M. D. Bonner
R. O. Lindsay
Stark Dillard
Robert Lucas
Benjamin Cone
Wilbur Jones
H. A. Millis
Henry Jobe
R. B. Terry
E. C. Criddlebaugh
Robert Baker
Arnold Schiffman
Seborn Perry
Ed Laudreth
Guilford County Sanatorium
Black Bisons Open Season Friday At Willis Park
High Point's Black Bisons, coached by Harry Bolick, prepare for the season opener against Sanford High at Willis Park. Sanford opened with a 34 0 win over Siler City, and Bisons face swift backs James Conder and Bill Cunningham.
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Sanford
Black Bisons
High Point High School
Harry Bolick
Willis Park
Bolick
Siler City
Mythic figures shown with modern women hair styles
Descriptions note that statues and pictures of mythological heroes and heroines frequently display curly locks and hair arranged in fashion similar to contemporary women. This styling contrasts ancient depictions with current aesthetic trends.
Headache Result From Fluid Around Brain Says Doctor
Dr Temple Fay of Temple University explains that a headache is the amount of fluid around the brain. The description reduces the condition to a simple fluid buildup concept.
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Temple Fay
Temple University
McDonald Aids Roosevelt For North Carolina Campaign
Dr Ralph W McDonald former Democratic gubernatorial hopeful sent a telegram to the state Democratic executive committee accepting an invitation to speak for President Roosevelt and the state ticket. He urged voters to endorse the courageous and progressive leader and pledged to work to return the party to power with a large majority.
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Winston-Salem
Ralph W. McDonald
Democratic Executive Committee
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Burt Phillips Struck by Auto On English Street
Burt Phillips of West Green Street was struck by a car while crossing English Street in the 1500 block last night near 11. He suffered a bruised arm and facial cuts. The driver stopped but could not locate him. the ambulance was sent but Phillips left before arrival and was not admitted to any hospital.
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Burt Phillips
West Green Street
English Street
Yow’s
Poole Faces Rogers in Third Straight Singles Final
Jimmie Poole, a veteran of many tennis battles, defends his city singles title at Emerywood Country Club this afternoon at 3:30 against his longtime foe J. D. Rogers. Poole has won the last two titles, with Rogers improving each meeting. The winner will meet Lexington’s champion next Sunday at Emerywood. Special seating arrangements are set for spectators.
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Jimmie Poole
Emerywood Country Club
J. D. Rogers
Poole
Rogers
Lexington
Lexington Country Club
Inter-City Loop Champions Feted By Chas. McCrary
The McCrary Hagles were entertained at the King Cotton hotel and later at the Davidson- Duke game in Greensboro as guests of Charles W. Means of McCrary Hosiery. They posted 28 wins and 9 losses in the Inter-City Industrial league this summer, with Calloway winning 14 straight, Briggs 11 wins, York one win, Burge leading in home runs and Crippen with 25 stolen bases. The team roster includes Archie Fogleman and 15 others.
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Asheboro
McCrary Hagles
King Cotton
Davidson- Duke
Greensboro
Charles W. Mean
McCrary
John M. Neely
Eagles
Calloway
Briggs
Lst
Dick York
Lefty Burge
Crippen
Archie Fogleman
Forest Short
Lester Burge
John Griffin
Jack Cox
Charles Barnes
Paul Cheek
Mal Craven
Lawrence Calloway
Bobbie MacFaden
Mike Briggs
Diffy Hammond
Bob Pickett
Clark Thornburg
Howard Timmery
Ed Brooks
Clemson Cruises Past Presbyterian With Three Scores
Clemson beat Presbyterian 19 to 0 in front of 5 000 fans as Folger opened the scoring with an 18 yard run aided by Berry and Sanders. Lawton produced the second TD on a punt return and short drives. Ben Pearson added the third score as Clemson drove 47 yards in six plays.
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Clemson
Presbyterian Blue Stockings
Folger
Berry
Sanders
Lawton
Ben Pearson
Savannah
McGree
Carolina Regulars Rally To Break Tie In Scrimmage Tilt
In Chapel Hill on September 19 the Carolina Regulars, wearing white, broke a 7-7 tie in the final quarter by driving 75 yards to beat the Blue team 13 to 7. Tom Burnette Art Ditt and Tony Cernagle starred in the backfield while Bershak and Maronie led the line and Melver and KE Palmer controlled the No 2 forward wall.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Aan
Blue Jersied
Tom Burnette
Art Ditt
Tony Cernagle
Bershak
Maronie
Melver
KE. Palmer
Sunday School Recreational Loop Meets Tuesday
The Sunday School Recreational association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at First Baptist Church. Managers of teams should attend to report on ticket sales for the championship softball series and discuss several important matters.
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Sunday School Recreational Association
First Baptist Church
South Carolina routs Erskine 38 to 0 in first 1936 game
The South Carolina Gamecocks hammered Erskine College 38 to 0 as Ed Clary debuted with 62 and 51 yard runs. Lyons connected on two touchdown passes to Liz Durham and Jimmy Hinson, with additional scores from a blocked punt and a 15 yard scamper by Joe Williams.
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Columbia
8. C
University of South Carolina
Little Erskine College
Gamecocks
Erskine
South Carolina
Ed Clary
Jack Lyons
Liz Durham
Jimmy Hinson
Bill Brown
Joe Williams
Hubbell Beats Van Mungo in 9-1 Giants Clinch Pennant Lead
Carl Hubbell fired four hits and his 15th straight win as the New York Giants beat the Dodgers 9 to 1. Mel Ott and Jojo Moore homer, Mungo fanned 10 to reach 231 strikeouts, but Brooklyn fell further behind in the pennant race. The Giants moved 5 1/2 games ahead of the Cardinals with nine games left.
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Brooklyn
King Carl
Hubbell
New York Giants
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Jojo Moore
van Lingle Mungo
Dodger
Brooklyns
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Mungo
New York
Mancuso
Phelps
Pinch-Hitter Collins Caps Cardinals Rally To 9 6 Win
Sept 19 Chicago: Jim Collins pinch hits with bases loaded in the seventh to spark a Cardinal comeback. Art Garibaldi Pepper Martin Joe Medwick and Johnny Mize drive in two runs as St Louis defeats Chicago 9 to 6 to reclaim second in the National League. Larry French falters in the seventh and Curt Davis cannot halt the rally.
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Chicago
Jim
Ripper) Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Gas House
Cubs
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Terry
St. Louis
Larry French
Cardinals
Cub
Art Garibaldi
Pepper Martin
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Curt Davis
McGee
Heusser
Ogrodowski
V. Davis
Bryant
C. Davis
French
Hartnett
Bees blank Phillies in series opener at Boston
Boston Bees shut out Philadelphia 5-0 in the opener of a series at Boston. Weir limited the Phillies to four hits as Bivens Kelleher Wilson Lopes contributed for the Bees with solid pitching and defense.
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Boston
Bill Weir
Phillies
Boston Bees
Mening
Philadelphia
Bivens
Kelleher
Wilson
Weir
Lopes
Wild Throw Delivers Pirates 7 Reds 6 in 11th
A bases full wild throw by Alex Kampouris in the eleventh allowed Lloyd Waner to score the winning run as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 6. The game featured late offense with key hits from Scheett Mooty Hallahen Lom bardi Swift and Todd.
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Pittsburgh
Alex Kampouris
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Scheett
Mooty
Hallahen
Lombardi
Swift
Todd
National spotlight winds through uneven football results
A fragmented recap shows Mt Louis and Chicago among scores 0 and 6 with Pittsburgh 7 and Cincinnati 6. Boston and Philadelphia entries appear incomplete alongside New York and Brooklyn hints, indicating partial game or standings stitching.
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National
Weather and scores tally across major cities
A concise item lists cities including New York Washington Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Boston Philadelphia with rain and scores 7 4 5 1. The briefing notes weather impacts across the region and reports Chicago St Louis match conditions.
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American New York
Washington
Chicago-St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Meanies and a hero highlight local wrestling card
Promoter Curt Denning brings three meanies and one hero to town for Friday night wrestling. Goon Henry returns to face Dick Powell as the main event in a torrid bout. Al Maynard resumes action against Henry Graber in the opener with Graber favored by the crowd.
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Goon
Powell
al Maynard
Henry Graber
Curt Denning
Henry
Dick Powell
Florida
Graber
Winners In Safety Contest Announced
Raleigh reports state safety contest winners for students and teachers. Clyde A. Erwin says Billy Nicholson of North High Winston-Salem and Pauline Owen of Bethune Charlotte named state winners. Honorable mention goes to McLarice Fletcher Massey of Glenn Durham. prizes awarded to Eloise Smith Wadesboro Mary Lucy Baynes Winston Salem Eilene Jackson Fayetteville and Mary McClintock Asheville.
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Raleigh
Clyde A. Erwin
Billy Nicholson
North High School
Winston-Salem
Pauline Owen
Bethune School
Charlotte
Ners
McLarice Fletcher Massey
Glenn School
Durham
Eloise Smith
Wadesboro
Mary Lucy Baynes
Winston, Salem
Eilene Jackson
Fayetteville
Mary McClintock
Asheville
Tire Casings and Tubes Harden in High Speed Races
Automobile tire casings and tubes often vulcanize solidly together during high speed auto racing, a phenomenon noted as speeds increase and performance pressures mount.
Rickey Calls Reds Sale Report Fabrication Denial
Cincinnati officials and Branch Rickey denied reports the Reds would be sold to Branch Rickey or that Rickey sought control of the Browns. Powell Crosley Jr. said Reds are not for sale and MacPhail resigned voluntarily as Reds VPGM, with Crosley to name a successor soon amid speculation on Warren Giles’s possible rise.
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Cincinnati
CinCinnati Reds
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Powell Crosley, Jr
Reds
North Vernon
Ind
Rickey
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Cardinals
Larry
MacPhail
Crosley
Mn Rickey
McPhail
Warren Giles
Rochester
International League
Young People's Union Meeting Thursday at Jamestown Church
The Young People's City union will hold its monthly meeting Thursday night September 24 at the Jamestown Methodist Episcopal church. The session begins at 8 o'clock with Miss Helen Clark as special speaker. Miss Clark recently returned from China where she is dean of Soochow University.
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Young People’s City Union
Jamestown Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Clark
Miss Clark
China
Soochow University
British aviator Tom Campbell Black killed in Speke collision
English distance flier Tom Campbell Black died at Speke airfield when his plane collided with a Royal Air Force craft as both moved to take off. The accident occurred during taxiing, ending the life of a noted pilot.
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Black
Liverpool
Eng
Tom Campbell Black
Speke Airdrome
Royal Airforce
Insurance Survey Links White Deaths To Heart Disease
A company survey shows one in five White individuals will die of heart disease. The finding highlights the impact of cardiovascular illness within this demographic.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont _Center of Industry
Eee
COE
WNI
Ferson
Frank Gilbbreath
Mercury
Wolfpack
Ska
Jleeing
Malry
Ryn
Pos State
Eevceere
Thompson
Kirschner
Davis
Sandfoss Vane
Whitehall
Connie Mack
Ine
KEW
Philco
Philcos
Bioplay
Ingram
ARE Company
N. Main St
Phillips
Curran
James Conder
Bill Cunningham
Bisons
Blues
Yellows
Pop Werner
Thomasville High Boys
Thomasville
Meisky
Thomasville Boys
Kivett
Hugh Hipps
Ck Meisky
M’donald
Champ
Emerywood Club
Chas. McCrary
S. S. Recreational Loop
van Mungo
Jim Collins
Pirates
Whir
Young People’s Union
Wille Park
Greensborok Patriots
Bank’s
Jno
D. Biggs
Britt Davis
Commercial National Bank
Or Britt Davis
MNO
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