High Point and Southern teams loom in pennant race
Richmond and Davidson squads prep amid injuries as Southern Conference teams work out. Key players Lyons, Mc, and Yon suffer injuries, while North Carolina, Wake Forest, Duke and Clemson toil in early-season drills ahead of crucial weekend games.
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Results Yesterday Show Brooklyn and St. Louis Wins
Yesterday's baseball results list Brooklyn beating Boston 7 to 1 and St. Louis defeating Chicago 5 to 4. Only games played were reported with scores and team names.
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London Bookshop Supplying Chinese Universities Annually
Chinese universities purchase about 50 000 volumes each year from a London bookstore that serves customers worldwide. In nutrition, no single food stands out as the brain’s best ally, though fish is commonly labeled a brain food.
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Indians Seek Tenth Straight Win Against Navy Saturday
The Indians face Navy at home this weekend aiming to extend a ten season streak. Navy provides a stern test as both sides prepare for the upcoming game at the Norfolk base.
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Cadet Backers See End Of Famine At VMI In 19 0 Win
VMI beats Wofford 19 to 0 as six sophomores start and 11 freshmen see action in a decisive victory. Coach Bill Raftery looks to a South Carolina test, praising sophomores Trzeciak Kovar and Roberson for strong play and kicking.
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Colgate Nearing Peak For Duke Game Saturday
Colgate's football team trains hard on the Hamilton campus as it nears the season opener against Duke in Durham. Coach Andy Kerr works to fix weak spots from a weekend scrimmage with St Bonaventure and considers lineup changes at guard and other positions.
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Behavioral Differences in Classroom Focus Highlighted
A historical note claims males are calmer and more placid in music lessons while females focus excessively, hindering relaxation and steady absorption of material. The statement contrasts gendered approaches to learning without presenting empirical data.
Early coinage origins Croesus in eighth century BC
Numismatists trace the first state issued coins to Croesus, a ruler of Lydia, in the eighth century before Christ. The claim anchors coinage history to early centralized authority and monetary standardization.
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Hoard of Ancient Perfumes Lures Carter Discoveries
Howard Carter uncovers the tomb of King Tutankhamen revealing rich cases holding perfumes that remain elusive and fragrant after thousands of years. The discovery underscores the tomb's untouched wealth and the ancient craftsmanship preserved through time.
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Rough Actors On Wrestling Menu At High Point Arena
High Point arena hosts Curt Denning’s weekly wrestling bill featuring Jim Henry from Oklahoma and Dick Powell from West Virginia in a highly anticipated clash. Both rated rough and ready, the main bout promises even height and weight, with Powell known for power and Henry for sharp knees. Maynard from Portland meets Henry Graber in the opener as start time is 8.
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Ettore vs Louis predictions set hype for big fight
Philadelphia writer Bill Dooly bets on Al Ettore to upset Louis as LaBrow Bomber Louis seeks victory. Odds in Philadelphia center around 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 against Louis, while Broadway odds stretch higher. Ettore’s guarded style could frustrate Louis Sunday punches.
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Braddock Louis Bout Prompts Radio Weigh In Interest
Jimmy Braddock wires for reservation as noon weigh in draws attention at a radio station. Ellore looked off in Sunday's drill after bleachers collapsed. Experts favor Louis to win by inside five rounds per the NY State Athletic Commission aide Col. D Walker Wear.
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Connie Mack Recollects Alumni Wins and Names
The Inquirer recalls Connie Mack chuckling over double wins against his former players. Jimmy Isaminger quotes Mack listing Doyle Turbeville Benton Conroy Peters Peerson and others, while also noting Bender Plank Coombs Schang Collins and Barry in separate recollections.
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Philly Papers Favor Man On The Street Stuff Poll
A Philadelphia poll of 100 participants shows 54 choosing Louis 23 choosing Ettore 4 calling it a draw and 19 labeling it it-fers. The results reflect strong local interest in the street style feature.
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Andaman Islanders Coax Echoes with Soft Cooing Greeting
In a brief exchange on a coastal meeting, islanders softly coo and press hands in a gentle communal greeting revealing a quiet, soothing local custom observed during gatherings.
Rabbit Maranville Retires as Player to Stay as Manager
Scranton Pa September reports Rabbit Maranville ends his playing career after a 1934 season with Elmira in the New York Pennsylvania league. The former star second baseman and famed "Rabbit" will continue in baseball as Elmira’s manager after guiding the team to its first league title in 14 years.
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High Point Bisons prepare for Sanford game at Willis Park
Frank Hucks returns to bolster the High Point Black Bisons line as coach Bolick drills defense ahead of Friday’s home opener with Sanford. Sanford is praised after a 34-0 win over Siler City, promising a thriller and large crowd.
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Duke Colgate Tilt Will Sellout Rush Your Order
Welch Harriss of Duke alum office reports a wire urging all fans to rush orders for the Duke Colgate game in Durham. A few tickets remain but late buyers risk missing out as the game nears this Saturday and seats are limited.
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Local standout Culler signs with Philadelphia Athletics
High Point college stars and local fans track Broadus Culler as he signs with the Mackmen for the season and debuts at shortstop in his major league first appearance. The former Panther ace, son of Mr and Mrs C N Culler, excelled in basketball, soccer, and baseball, earning a solid Carolina league showing with Concord before turning pro.
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Joe Louis Faces Tough Test in Comeback Bout
Joe Louis meets Philadelphia’s Al Ettore in a 15 round comeback fight at Municipal Stadium. Promoter Herman Taylor expects at least 50 000 fans as Louis aims to regain momentum after past defeats and remains favored to showcase the stride he held before Schmeling interrupted his crown bid.
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Fall Baseball Practice Opens at High Point College
Fall baseball practice began at High Point College with Coach C Virgil Yow leading workouts for three weeks or longer if weather allows. Seven veterans attended led by Wayne Harris and Red Dorsett with Erastus Grigg returning in spring plus three sophomores and several freshmen joining the squad. Practice may include tilts with amateur clubs during the training period.
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Bisons and Orioles Scrap In Titular Series
The International League playoff battle between the Buffalo Bisons and the Baltimore Orioles intensified as the Orioles won 8 to 6 to equalize the series at two wins apiece. Cliff Melton started strong for Baltimore but faded late with two outs and two on base.
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Athletics Fall Short in Championship Series
The Athletics lost to Valdese in the championship series. The team will close their season around the first of October. Culler's winter plans remain undisclosed.
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Gas House Gang and Cubs Blast Each Other Hard
The pennant race tightens during a pivotal day as the Giants seek two wins or a split with the Cards. The Pirates gain ground while the Cubs and Cards stumble, with the Dodgers routing the Bees 7-1 behind Frankhouse and Winsett.
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Baseball brawl erupts as Schalk mocks mound clash
Ray Schalk had words with Bison manager Melton and a brawl followed as players, fans and police fought for minutes. Hy Vandenberg cleared the melee and retired the last man. The series winner earns the Governors' Cup and faces Milwaukee in the Little World Series.
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