Hills Jolt Giants Pennant Hopes With Double Win
Southern conference camps prepared for openers in Richmond and nearby towns as teams tested plays and conditioning. Virginia suffered a setback with Bill Guckey out with a torn knee while Colgate, Clemson, and North Carolina men worked on passing and kicking drills.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center of of Industry
HIG
Eoin
S Point
North CA
Carol
Carolina
Hillies
Giants
University of Virginia Can
Orange
Scott
King
North Na
Tar Heels
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Little
Tte
Dashiell
Jim Weaver
Washington
Elow
Sample
Moore
William and Mary
Maye
Colgate
Lamar
Sevys
Hank Anderson
Craws
Elon
Davidson Clash
Lafferty
Ed Armfield
Iesson
Louis Passes Another Milestone In Comeback
Joe Louis defeats Al Ettore in the fifth round at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium before 40 407 fans, earning his second comeback milestone after Schmeling. Louis, using a precise left and measured defense, floors Ettore in the final round and extends his resurgence with a clear victory.
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Louis
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Brown
Detroit
Max Schmeling
al Ettore
Pride
Ettore
Jack Sharkey
Big Joe
Enterprise doubles up Coteriens in playoff opener 15 to 3
Enterprise tops the Coteriens 15 3 in the Commercial league championship opener at the High School. Moffitt struggled in the first, Enterprise seized a big third inning to take control, then scored six in the fourth and three in the sixth as Shepherd Loflin and Newby led the onslaught. The two teams meet again this afternoon in a best two of three series.
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Schmeling
Louis
Ettore
Enterprise
Afernoon
Moffitt
Dillon
Coteriens
Shepherd
Patterson
Newby
Charlie Loflin
Ridge
J. Newby
Lockhart
Wood
Robbins
McGhee
Colin Loflin
W. Newby
Charlie Loffin
Fanning
AB R Haw. Newby
Charlie Toflin
Three Men Injured In Strike Disorder At Linseed Plant
Three men were injured in a strike disorder at the Archer Daniela Midland Company linseed products plant in Minneapolis. A searchlight operator Ray La Mere was shot in the eye by an air rifle shooter, another worker was wounded in the arm, and a picket named Dick Foster, 25, was treated for severe head lacerations as two buildings were set afire.
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Minneapolis
Archer Daniela-Midland Company
Linseed Producta
Ray la Mere
Dick Foster
Bicycle Rider Hit by Auto Injures Dick O'Donoghue
Suppers Pructure Charlotte Bept 24 reports Dick O'Donoghue aged 10 sustained a fractured skull and other injuries after an automobile struck his bicycle Sunday.
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Charlotte
Bept
Dick O'Donoghue
Bocock Shapes Strong William and Mary Indian Eleven
Williams burg Va Sept 23 Branch Bocock returns as coach of William and Mary to field a powerful Indian line with Otis Bunch Red Woodward and John Truehart anticipated as key backs. He aims to improve kicking and coordination after early weaknesses while preparing for Navy opener and upcoming Norfolk stadium dedication against Virginia and Norfolk Naval base.
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Williamsburg
Branch Bocock
Willian and Mary
Harvard
Bocock
William and Mary
Navy
Stumpy Bryant
Yeager
Matheny
Otis Bunch
Red Woodward
John Truehart
al Degutis
Frank Livesay
Arthur Tanner
Ned Legrande
Norman Murray
Wayne Harper
Joe Zanghi
Mike Hook
Sam Walker
Berthe
Norfolk Naval Base
Fort Monroe
Annapolis
Indians
Norfolk
Virginia
Major League Leaders Overview From Baseball Standings
A fragmented summary lists top performers in batting pitching and fielding. Highlights include Honus Ott Giants leading home runs with 33 and P Willem Waner Pirates 375 batting average. Key names: M Martin St Louis Cards and Gehring Tigers in RBIs and runs.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Phelps
Dodgers
Martin
Cardinals
Venenen Pirates
Ott
Giants
Suhr
Ite
Card Inals
Dowbies
Medwitk
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Rae Ott
Camill
J. Martin
Galan
Cubs
Pitthers
Hubbell
Sucat
Man Hurt After False Car Collision Near Home
J B Williams sought an accident view near his home in Los Angeles when he fell during the attempt, breaking his leg. A misperceived crash is reported as not having occurred.
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Los Angeles
J. B. Williams
An &c
Williams
Williames
A Driver’s Guide to Safe Visibility and Vigilance
Sherlock Holmes would judge a man by his car from mud and grime to worn windshield wipers. The piece urges cleaning the windshield, fixing the rear view mirror, and sweeping rain or snow for safer driving to keep accident records zero.
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Sherlock Holmes
Roundup of boxing and college sports in Philadelphia
Joe Louis regroups after Al Ettore's solid punch to unleash his heat. Jimmy Braddock, heavyweight champion, greeted by cheers as he sat in the arena. Giants attend incognito after a Phillies loss while Penn coach Harman frets. Duke favored over Colgate as Southern Conference plans loom and a Congo native halfback stars at Davidson.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
al Ettore
Jimmy Braddock
Hapens
Jorge Arencas
Dean Dettons
John J. Bananas
Ettore
Philly
New York
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Newark
Baltimore
Stadium
Louis
Harlem
Joe
Maxie Baer
Giants
Phillies
Harvey Harman
Penn
Yankees
Little Davidson College
Mutoto
Africa
Graham
Congo
Duke
Colgate
Emerywood Golfers To Meet Municipals Sunday
Emerywood Country Club golfers face Municipal course players in a Sunday team match. Nineteen players represent each side with a feature bout pitting Buster Moffitt and Clark Dillon against Andy Merrilees and Jack Garrett. Municipal won the previous encounter with Dillon Moffitt and Merrilees Garrett.
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Emerywood Country Club
Ninteen
Buster Moffitt
Clark Dillon
Andy Merrilees
Jack Garrett
Emerywood
Municipal
Dillon-Moffitt
Merrilees-Garrett
Boxing Night Results in Philadelphia Throng
Joe Louis defeated Al Ettore on points in Philadelphia while Burman outpointed Ketenheit. Aly outpointed Cow Howard Scott in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Aeout al Ettore
Milly Ketenheit
Ophia
Howard Scott
Washington
B. C
Line shows which month a U.S. president did not die
The line notes that only one month has not seen a presidential death in the United States. It states that several presidents died in June or July and many in July, with July mentioned specifically. The line highlights mortality distribution across months.
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Sted Tes
Seraem
Cardinal threat to Nationals drives pennant chase
Giants cling to a four and a half game lead as the Cardinals win 6-3 over the Reds and the Cubs stay in the race with an 11-4 victory. Philadelphia upset the ledger by sweeping the Giants in a doubleheader 11-7 and 6-2, while the Cubs, Pirates, and Tigers push for pennant positioning amid another slate of scores.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Giants
Cardinals
Philadelphia
St. Louisa
Phillies
Jimmy Wilsons
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bill Terry
Phils
al Smith
Clydell Castleman
Frank Gabler
Dick Coffman
Harry Gumbert
Hal Steaumacher
Gutteridge
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Ryba
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Waite Hoyt
Mace Brown
Detroit Tigers
Browns
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Indians
Innigue
Bark Averill
Yankees
Athletics
Pat Malone
Joe Cascarella
Rube Walberg
Red Sox
Boston
Dodgers
Buffalo Needs Only Victory For Series
The Buffalo Bisons beat the Baltimore Orioles 3 to 1 to complete a three game set and need only one more win at home to advance to the Little World Series. Lefty Carl Fischer pitched effectively as Buffalo seeks the inter league showdown with the Milwaukee Brewers in the American association.
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Baltimore
Buffalo Bisons
Bisons
Baltimore Orioles
Carl Fischer
Zameé
Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Still in the Family Nashville Teat
Jimmy Dealy, 20, a Vanderbilt civil engineering student, uses German craftsman tools brought to the United States in 1868 by W. A. Dealy, Sr. The tools have been passed down to Jimmy through generations of Dealy family involvement at the university.
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Nashville
Teat
Jimmy Dealy
Vanderbilt University
Germany
United States
W. A. Dealy
Jimmy
Vanderbilt
Duke Colgate Preview Plays Up Rivalry And Odds
Durham fans hear that Duke and Colgate appear evenly matched in a Saturday clash at Duke Stadium. The piece notes Red Raiders and Blue Devils may be favorite by small margins, cites a sensational film reel and public chatter predicting a hard fought afternoon.
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New York
Red Raiders
Blue Devils
Red Rattlers
Ruszle Dazzle Boys
Duke
Duke Stadium
Durham
Colgate Syracuse
Syracuse
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Colgate
Veteran Backfield To Face Sanford High Friday Night
The High Point Black Bisons host Sanford at Willis Park Friday at 8 pm led by quarterback Dick Meisky who will call signals and handle punting and passing. Veterans Hugh Hipps and Charles Idol anchor backfield with contenders Wee Willie Hinkle Bill Kivett Skeeter Robinson Rivette and newcomer McAfee vying for roles.
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Sanford High
Black Bisons
Sanford
Meisky
High Point High School
Willis Park
Dick Meisky
Walter Sprye
Bisons
Sprye
Walter
Hugh Hipps
Hipps
Willie’ Hinkle
Bill Kivett
Robinson
Rivette
Hinkle
Charles Idol
Idol
McAfee
California Cobra Plant Resembles a Snake in Feeding
The California cobra plant mimics a snake in appearance and behavior. It captures prey by swallowing insects whole and digests them afterward.
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California
Safecrackers Loot Texarkana Motor Office
Safecrackers broke into a Texarkana motor company office and stole 250 dollars after bypassing a tear gas device. They left a taunting note reading Who's a monkey now.
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Texarkana
Ark
Motor Company
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