Beall's Panthers Poised for Strong Season Start
High Point college Purple Panthers coach Julian Beall expects a solid season opener in Lynchburg against Lynchburg College. With twelve lettermen and several promising newcomers, the squad aims to rise in the Little Six and faces a tough schedule including Appalachian, Wofford, American University, Guilford, Catawba, Elon, Lenoir Rhyne, and Langley Field.
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Winston-Salem
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Strong
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Washington
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Greensboro
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Big Five Coaches Ready For First Games
Charlotte Sept. 23. North Carolina coaches scrutinize reserves as Saturday games approach in sweltering heat. UNC faces Wake Forest. Davidson meets N C State. Duke drills focus on fundamentals for South Carolina clash.
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North Carolina
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Johnny Branch
Dean Carroll
Collins
Deacons
Pat Hiller
Ed Shinn
Boxing Results From Night Card Across Cities
In New York Tommy Loughran outpointed Joe Sekura. In Indianapolis Midget Wolgast defeated Johnny Edwards. Fargo saw a four round draw between Kid Rippatoe and Howard Shiek. Atlanta drew between Maxie Rosenbloom and Battling Bozo. Columbus matched Jack O'Dowd with Chet Shandel in a ten round draw.
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Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Joe Sekura
Dayton, O
Atlanta
Maxie Rosenbloom
Battling
Bozo
Drew
Birds aid planes via high speed motion camera
A group of French scientists have developed a motion picture machine to record the movement of birds wings in flight. The device may take two to three thousand pictures per second and could furnish valuable information to aviation engineers.
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AV Aid Planes
Paris
Strong Local Teams to Meet in City Championship Clash
Disputing Thomas Mills claim to the 1931 city baseball title, O. B. Kearns AM Amateur league champions challenged the Millers to a three game series. First game set for Saturday at 3 PM at Willis Park, with both teams having starred all year and a potential classic for local fans.
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Thomas Mills
Millers
Virgil Yow
Willis Park
Rube Eldridge
Glenola
Kearns
Stehli
Past Thinking Wife and Shipwreck Whisky Exchange
A humorous quip from The Humorist scene notes a wife critiquing a man for thinking only of whisky after a shipwreck while he defends using bottles for sending messages, highlighting witty social banter.
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Humorist
Netherlands Population Density At Start Of Year Noted
The population of the Netherlands was estimated at a little over 7,060,000 at year’s start, averaging more than 419 people per square mile, compared with under 40 per square mile in the United States.
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Netherlands
United States
Penalty Q&A With Former UNC Star Hackney Featured
Bunn W. Hackney, former UNC football star and Southern Board official, answers gridiron penalty questions in a daily column for the Enterprise. Read to learn rulings on plays, such as a pass hitting an official and a pass into end zone with interference, with no charge to readers.
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Bunn W. Hackney
University of North Carolina
Southern Board of Officials
the Enterprise
Hackney
Alabama Faces Game Crippled by Injuries
Alabama Coach Frank Thomas and Bernie Bierman seek two replacements for backfield holes after John Tucker’s knee cartilage injury ends his bid for the Howard game. Frances Payne of Tulane breaks a leg in scrimmage and misses the opening against Mississippi, while LSU’s Russ Cohen plans scrimmage adjustments for Texas Christian. Duke and South Carolina prep for upcoming games as Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Auburn, and Georgia report robust scrimmages and standout performances from Spalding and Captain Austin Downes.
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Atlanta
Frank Thomas
Bernie Bierman
John Tucker
Alabama
Tulane
Frances Payne
Mississipi
Russ Cohen
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Forth Worth
Cohen
South Carolina
Duke
Auburn
Birmingham Southern
Montgomery
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Spalding
Austin Downes
Georgia Bulldogs
Athens
How They Stand Today Games and Results
Today’s schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia and Washington at New York as the only games. Yesterday’s results show St Louis 5 over Boston 2 and Detroit 6 over Washington 7 while Chicago beat Cleveland New York in an earlier game.
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New York
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Cleveland
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Pirates Beat Phillies 3-2 in 13 Innings
In a lengthy 13 inning game, Pittsburgh outhit Philadelphia 3 to 2 to edge the Phillies 3-2. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 6-3 in an earlier contest. other games took place on earlier dates.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Paris Private Flying Aid Set At 784000
AIDS PRIVATE FLYER PARIS-France has voted 784000 to aid touring aviation by private pilots. Funds will subsidize individuals or teams for plane purchases, support landing fields, gliding, and services connected with private flying licenses.
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Paris
France
Major League Leaders Including Games of Sept 22
National League leaders list top performers in batting runs home runs and pitching through Sept. 22 for teams including the Cardinals Giants Phillies Pirates and Robins plus key figures Hafey Terry Klein Ott Herman and Waner among others. American League leaders include Gehrig Ruth Averill Johnson and Grove with stats on batting runs RBIs doubles triples home runs stolen bases and win totals.
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Phillies
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Braves
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Robins
Ott
Fried
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Derringer
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Yankees
Gehrig
Averill
Indians
Webb
Red Sox
Alexander
Tigers
Johnson
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White Sox
Chapman
Grove
Final Intersectional games played in majors
Otto S. Fullerton Jr reports the final interleague play showing American League east leading with 40 wins and 14 losses and National League west at 38 and 18. Athletics clinch 105th win and eye record extend. Washington and Boston slip in standings as Pirates beat Phillies 3 to 2 in 13 innings and Brooklyn tops St Louis 6 to 3.
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New York
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St. Louis
Red Sox
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Phillies
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Dutch elm disease detected in Ohio elm groves
A new tree disease spreads through Ohio elm groves identified as Dutch elm disease. It begins at the top of the tree with leaf wilting and may advance down the branches and trunk, threatening local forests and urban plantings.
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Ohio
Harvard Brings Radical Football Change Under Casey
Harvard unveils a new era with Eddie Casey as head coach. The varsity team is larger and faster, adopting a Warner-like system inspired by Stanford mentor tactics. With strong backs and solid line, Casey aims for a clever yet crushing attack and a ready-to-go formation from the huddle for kick, pass, or run.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Eddie Casey
Casey
Stanford
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Top Baseball Performers
Heinie Meine of the Pirates held the Phillies to five hits over 13 innings, earning his 19th win in a 3-2 game. Frank O'Doul drove in two Robins runs with a double and two singles against the Cardinals. Assie Biluege delivered a bases loaded double in the first inning of a six run Senators attack on the White Sox. George Biaeholder pitched effectively in relief to beat the Red Sox 5-2 for the Browns. Jimmy Foxx hit his 80th homer with two aboard in the Athletics victory over the Tigers.
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Pirates
Phillies
Frank O'Doul
Robins
Cardinals
Assie Biluege
Senators
White Sox
George Biaeholder
Browns
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Tigers
Local golfers win over Badin at High Point course
High Point Municipal Golf Course defeated Badin Country Club 23 to 10 in a city course match. Dugan Aycock led eight players, contributing a brilliancy with four birdies and a par on the opening holes. Teammates included Colonel Bunker and Buster Moffitt among others.
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Badin Country Club
Dugan Aycock
Aycock
High Point
Thomasville
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