High Point triumphs 27 0 over Reidsville in opener
High Point High School defeated Reidsville 27 to 0 in an opening football game. Captain Hawkins led a strong defense and Hill ran for three touchdowns. Holcomb and Hill also contributed with key plays as the Black Bisons dominated on both lines and in punt coverage.
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Marlette
Reidsville
Gilbert Hawkins
Black Bisons
Pap” Hill
Hankins
Jo Hill
Holcombe
Hill
Sizemore
Hinkle
Harrison
Richardson
Truitt
High Point
Hinkle LE Flynn
Hawkins
Wugige
Bulla
Culler
Ce Truitt
McLaurin
Ois Reid
RT Harrison
Sizemore Richardson
Coltrane
Wingfield
Holcomb
College Football Scores and Pairings of Interest
Major League Leaders lists upcoming games including Catawba at Wake Forest and Erskine versus Furman. It notes Elon at Davidson with Elon zero and Davidson fifty two, Hampden Sydney versus W m S Newberry zero against Clemson sixty, and West Virginia ranks over West Virginia Wesleyan twelve, Stanford twenty one and West Coast Army eight.
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Catawba
Wake Forest
Elon
Davidson
Rutherford
Emory and Henry
Erskine
Furman
Hampden-Sidney
W. M. S. Newberry
Clemson
W. Va
Wesleyan
West Virginia
Stanford
West Coast
Army
Transylvania
Cedarville
Loyola
New Orleans
St. Odwards
National League Scores and Matchups Listed
Today’s National League games feature New York at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
L. Pet
Newark Ee
Reading
Jersey City
Cubs Prepare for World Series Opener Against Giants
In Chicago on September 21 the Cubs ready for a pre World Series clash with the Giants as Pat Malone or Charlie Root likely to start the opener. Malone shows cold weather form. Root less unsettled by the World Series gathering.
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Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Joe McCarthy
Cincinnati
Pirates
Cub
Reds
Wrigley Field
Redland Field
Pat Malone
Charlie Root
Connie Mack
Malone
Root
Guy Bush
Big Ten Grid Teams Shapeup
Chicago reports the first season examination for Big Ten candidates as practice enters a scrimmage phase. Minnesota Iowa and Chicago suffer injuries including Barnhart Moylan Kirk Weaver Farrah and Thomas, sidelined for up to a week. Northwestern and other schools plan scrimmages with freshmen and reserves.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Iowa
Wek
Gophers
Harold Barnhart
Tom Moylan
Paul Kirk
Buck Weaver
Farrah
Thomas
Northwestern
Coombs challenges Landis to golf and shooting contest
Duke baseball coach Jack Coombs has issued a golf and shooting challenge to Commissioner Landis. The offer comes as Judge Landis plans a late October visit to Judge Bramham, Sally and Piedmont president, with Coombs noted as a former Landis baseball hero.
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Jack Coombs
Durham
Landis
Bramham
Sally
Piedmont
Duke
Cubs And A's Begin Opposite Paths to Series
With over two weeks before the World Series the Athletics and Cubs pursue contrasting plans. Joe McCarthy keeps his Cubs regulars at work while Connie Mack rests the A's stars. Young Eric McNair debuts with three hits in a 2 1 victory over Detroit as Whitlow Wyatt struggles in his big league bow.
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Athletics
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Shibe Park
Mackinen
Eric McNair
Memphis
Knoxville
Tigers
Master McNair
Connie Mack
Tiger
Evansville
Whitlow Wyatt
Detroit
Simmons
Milwaukee Pole
Edward G. Barrow
Pirates
Braves
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cardinals
Robins
Veteran trainer Sam Hildreth critically ill in New York hospital
Sam Hildreth, 66, longtime trainer for Harry F. Sinclair’s Rancocas stable, is critically ill from a stomach ailment at Fifth Avenue Hospital in New York. He retired to Stromboli Farm in New Jersey after Saratoga in August, then relapsed and was admitted yesterday. Hildreth rose to national prominence in the early 1900s and trained champions in major stakes across the American turf.
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Sinclatir
New York
Sam Hildreth
Rancocas
Harry F. Sinclair
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Hildreth
Saratoga Springs
Stromboli Farm
Jobstown
N. J
Griffith Steps Up In World Heavyweight Contention
Jerry Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City Iowa moved higher in the vacant world heavyweight title race after stopping George Cook of Australia by technical knockout in the fourth round at Chicago Stadium. Griffith won his sixth straight heavyweight bout and his fifth straight non-decision.
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Chicago
Jerry
Tuffy
Griffith
Sioux City
Iowa
George Cook
Chicago Stadium
Cook
Frost Reported At Thomasville
A frost covered surfaces this morning in Thomasville and residents recall few cold nights like this in years. Prophets say it signals early winter with four snows by Christmas. Rev Wade C Smith of Greensboro preaches on The Devil during a ten day revival, urging Christians to resist evil and trust Christ.
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Wade C. Smith
Greensboro
Christ
Dixie Grid Teams Open Football Campaign Across South
Minor engagements feature 16 teams starting the season with Clemson meeting Newberry in the Southern Conference spotlight and V M I facing Hampden Sydney. Furman and Erskine play a night game in Greenville for early league momentum while Loyola meets St Edward s in the sugar belt and several North Carolina clubs begin play.
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South
Clemson
Virginia Military Institute
Carolinas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Furman
Erskine
Greenville
S. C
S. IL IL
Murphreesboro
Chattanooga
Southern Conference
Clemson Tigers
Newberry Indians
Bill Raferty
Tricky V. M. S
Hampden Sidney
Lexington
Sugar Belt
Loyola University
St. Edwards University
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Patsy Miller
Catawba
Davidson Wildcats
Army
Christians
Eton College
Davidson
Transylvania University
Cedarville
Cliff Green Quits as Southeastern Prexy
Cliff Green announced his definite retirement as president of the Southeastern League. He will tender his resignation at the directors meeting in October, either in Montgomery or Tampa, after rumors and media reports circulated earlier. Green said he has "served my term" and praised players and club owners for cordial relations.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cliff Green
Tampa
Associated Press
J. L. Cone
Green
Sign on wheels displays message word by word
Advertising sign designed for rear car mounting displays a message one word at a time as the vehicle moves, turning the ride into a moving billboard.
Susie the Snake Vanishes From Lancaster Zoo Display
Susie the big black snake, longtime resident of Lancaster City Zoo, is missing after a move to a downtown advertising display window. Officials suspect a change of atmosphere prompted her roving and she slipped away from a makeshift enclosure near a prison.
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Susie
Lancaster
City Zoo
Wrist watch confirms punctual typist ready to work
Much easier employer jokes with Miss Johnson about clock watching as the typist replies she is punctual with a wrist watch.
East Coast Grid Opener Promises Varied Preseason Action
With six games on the opening card many teams in the East are in early practice stages as West Virginia faces Wesleyan at Morgantown. Yale highlights practice led by Alble Booth, Army shifts players, Navy uses loudspeakers for the Notre Dame game, Dartmouth shows improvement, Brown gains momentum with Lincoln Fogarty, and Columbia and NYU stage scrimmages as Cape May and Bakerfield workouts continue.
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West Virginia University
West Virginia Wesleyan
Morgantown
Mountaineer
Ira Rodgers
Wesleyan
Alble Booth
Eli
Yale
Bill Roper
Princeton
Wendell Bowman
Clark Piper
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Columbia
Bakerfield
Manhattan College
New York University
Simmons Tops American League Batting Race Again
Al Simmons of Philadelphia's American League champions tops the junior circuit with a .369 average, edging Jimmy Foxx and Lew Fonseca. Babe Ruth leads home runs with 46, while team leaders Detroit and New York hold strong in runs, hits, and fielding as season nears end.
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Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Lew Fonseca
al Simmons
Philadelphia
Simmons
Fonseca
Indians
Manush
St. Louis
Lazzeri
New York
Combs
Fothergill
Detroit
Alexander
Ruth
Heilmann
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Miller
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Heinie Manush
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
A’s
Tom Zachary
Bob Grove
George Earnshaw
Grove
Earnshaw
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Frank O’doul
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
O’doul
Herman
Hornsby
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Stephenson
L. Waner
Cuyler
Klein
Hendrick
Frederick
Broklyn
Lloyd Waner
Hack Wilson
Melvin Ott
Chuck Klein
Wilson
Guy Bush
Charlie Root
Burleigh Grimes
Carl Mays
Phillies
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Baseball Scores From the American League
Results show Philadelphia beat Detroit 2 to 1 while Cleveland defeated Boston 4 to 2 and St Louis won 1 to 0 against Washington. Chicago and New York game was postponed.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh Beats Boston 10 to 3 in Weather Affected Game
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 10 to 3 as Brooklyn and St. Louis games are postponed due to wet grounds while other schedules remain unscheduled.
Pacific Coast League standings update
In recent results Hollywood 6 7 Los Angeles 4 15 Sacramento 4 3 Portland 10 4. Missions 3 San Francisco 2 Oakland 5 Seattle 2. Standings reflect team totals and head to head outcomes across the circuit.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Portland
Missions
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
Sports scores from American Association standings
Louisville tied Kansas City 1 to 1 in a game while Columbus lost to St Paul 0 to 6 and Indianapolis and Milwaukee posted 6 and 4 respectively. Toledo defeated Minneapolis 8 to 17 in another match.
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American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Poor Fellow Cartoon Caption: Wife and Husband Discover Visitor
In a brief humorous exchange the Wife reveals she fed a tramp a cake and he has fallen asleep nearby. The Husband questions if the man is truly merely sleeping, adding a playful uncertainty.
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Jack
Humorist
Athletics Seen as Easy Winners in World Series Outlook
Philadelphia September 21 The Athletics appear the dominant team in the American League and E S Barnard expects them to defeat the Chicago Cubs in the world series Mack's Athletics lead the league with strong teamwork and rest poised to boost form while Chicago also regroups after clinching the pennant.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
E. S. Barnard
Barnard
A’s
Cubs
Mack
Chicago
Tar Heels Drill Fine Points Ahead of Wake Forest Opener
Chapel Hill.N.C Sept 21 The Tar Heels tighten up for the season curtain with reduced workouts and focused drills on Emerson Field. Coaches critique defects while veterans and promising rookies vie for starting spots in the backfield and line as Wake Forest looms.
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N. C
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Emerson Field
Deacons
Collins
Wyrick
Quarter
House
Harden
Magner
Nash
Jackson
Erickson
Ward
Maus
Slusser
Branch
Spaulding
Fulback
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