North Carolina Teams Prepare for Opening Week Football
North Carolina college squads brace for the season opener as NC State, Davidson, and Duke await 1933 Big Five contests. Coach Clipper Smith plans a light Wolfpack drill with Steve Gabol at center and Roscoe sidelined by injury. Davidson faces tackle concerns as Tubby Hand may miss time. UNC practices reduced to once daily as Chuck Collins emphasizes fundamentals ahead of Duke and other rivals.
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Dee Newton
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Red Rain Spreads Over Lake Garda After Sahara Sand Storm
Red rain drenched Lake Garda in Italy as Saharan sand storms raised a dusty plume across the region. Scientists link the unusual coloration to mineral and dust particles carried by winds from the desert.
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Boxing results from three undercard bouts reported
Associated Press wireless briefs note Jimmy Smith at 160 pounds and Vanet Forgione at 2 claiming a draw. Johnny Stanton 185 from Minneapolis outpointed Wayne Shor 128 1 8 from St Paul. Willard Brown 141 of Indianapolis knocked out Rattling Shaw 187 1 2 from Laredo.
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Southeastern twist in deciding SEC football crown
Tennessee and Alabama lead the SEC as co favorites but an underdog group may claim the title. The article outlines possible paths for Tennessee or Alabama through key games against Florida Mississippi Vanderbilt LSU Georgia Tech and Fordham Virginia Tech. It also notes Auburn LSU Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech as threats and reviews each schedule for title chances.
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Davis Cup glare andPanel: Vines on US failure in Paris
Ellsworth Vines, after the Davis Cup, blamed the United States team’s not preparing well enough and a lenient schedule. He cited late nights and relaxed training as factors while recommending selecting a younger, internationally experienced captain for next year’s Davis Cup challenge.
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Big Five football honors: Duke, Carolina, State in tight race
Sports writers predict a three cornered race among Duke, Carolina, and State for the state football title with Wake Forest and Davidson also strong. Duke may again lose to State yet beat Carolina while Carolina loses to Duke, creating a balanced, uncertain outcome. Duke leads the predicted order with Carolina second and State third.
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New York Giants Favored In World Series Pace
The piece argues the New York Giants hold edging advantages in pitching and hitting over the Senators, with home-field opening in New York and potential six or seven games. It references McGraw spirit, the Goofy Guys, and situates other college titles like Duke, VPI, and South Carolina in a sprawling sports preview.
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Appalachian and Erskine Clash Opens South Carolina Football Season
The article describes the opening of the brand new football season in Mitte Due West Bodne South Carolina with Erskine and Appalachian in readiness. It mentions the teams were in shape and confident ahead of the game and lists probable lineups for Appalachian.
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Looking For Bear Overlooked Still At Foot of Tree
Elizabeth City report says Mark G Forbes climbed a tree to look for bear while a companion fled the scene. Federal officers arrived shortly after and found 9,000? of mash and 45 gallons of whiskey near Forbes who climbed down and posted a $200 bond for liquor law violations.
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Smallpox Outbreak in 1634 Ravaged American Indians
Historical note: smallpox in 1634 caused massive Indigenous deaths across the Americas, reshaping populations and colonial dynamics through devastating illness.
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Etiquette Book Advises Washington Coeds on Courtesy
A University of Washington etiquette book for women students warns against improper acts in daily life. It emphasizes opening car doors for gentlemen, riding with a gentleman in rain, and avoiding flirtatious conduct, framed as guidance for young ladies.
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Adams Millis Faces Elimination At Willis Field
Adams Millis baseball team meets Southern Public Utility at Willis Field in the second game of the Wes league championship. A win by 8 P O would clinch the series. a Millis victory would force a decisive third game. Likely pitchers are Letty Wilson for Adams Millis and Lord Perry for the Electricians. A large crowd is expected.
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Level Cross Beats Adams-Millis In City Meet
Level Cross defeated Adams-Millis 7 to 3 in the second round of the City id tournament. Coo started for Adams-Millis and struggled with control as seven runs crossed. Harriss and Newman led Level Cross’ offense.
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World Series Bound: Senators and Giants Set for Showdown
Washington clinches the pennant by beating St Louis 2 to 1 as New York celebrates the Giants in a rain-soaked civic welcome. The Senators finish 97-65 with six games left. the Yankees 95-65, both preparing for the fall Classic against the New York Giants.
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Football Back On Stage With Reduced Prices
New York dispatch notes college football returns with lower admission, trimmed budgets, and ongoing warmups before November showdowns. key games include Washington and Lee at West Virginia in Charleston, Santa Clara at California, and multiple Southwest conference openers.
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