P U Captures Industrial League Title Off Adams Millis
The Electricians of Southern Public Utilities won the Industrial League championship with a 7 to 6 eighth inning rally over Adams-Millis. Smith led a 3-for-4 performance including a double as P U clinched the title in the second game of the series.
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AL Adams-Millis
Southern Public Utilities
Adams-Millia Aggregation
Adame Millia
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Lott
Fritz
Farlowe
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Cooper
W. Hinkle
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Millis
P. Co
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Sane
Bath Benmeata
Mec- Bain
Carter
Attendence
Carolina Guard Barclay Poised for Davidson Opener
Carolina coach hails George Barclay as a top veteran guard for the opener with Davidson in Chapel Hill. The Kiski alumnus starts his second season, weighs near 180 pounds, and is noted for speed and a slashing style.
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Barclay
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Davidson
George Barclay
Kiski
Ray Farriss
Mills Home Black Bears Rout Oxford Orphanage 12 to 9
Mills Home Black Bears defeated Oxford Orphanage Red Panthers 12 to 9 in Thom asville. Mike Ray and Cecil Meacham scored for Mills Home while Warrick and Shook starred for Oxford. Referee Rogers Umpire Parker and officials MacIntosh Barfield.
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Thomasville
Mike Ray
Cecil Meacham
J. C
Joe Hawkins
Warrick
Shook
Mills
Scarborough
Ferguson Hawkins
Rogers
Parker
Davidson
MacIntosh
Massachusetts Tech
Barfield
Citadel
Presbyterian First Upset Clemson in 6 6 Tie
Presbyterian College held Clemson to a 6 6 tie in the season opener. QB Perrin connected to Higbe for a TD, but extra points failed. Clemson answered in the third, and Alex Stevens powered in for a go ahead score, with Woodward missing the extra point.
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Perrin
Clemson
Woodward
Dillard
Stevens
Alex Stevens
SHS Shows Improvement but Tar Heels Lacked Power
At Chapel Hill on Sept 23 Carolina's sophomore second string showed the improvement Coach Collins sought in scrimmage. Veterans’ attack was weaker. only two touchdowns came from passes Jackson to Bell and Childers to Croom as Davidson looms next week. A strong defensive line contrasted with limited sustained offense. backs flashed in brief runs when the line opened.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Collins
Davidson
Jackson
Bell
Childers
Croom
Football Scores From Various Colleges and Teams
Football scores show Town State 14 over Central la 7 62. Adrian 7 over Manchester 6 South Dakota 20 over Yankton 6 Iowa State Teachers 13 over Columbia College 0 Stevens Point Normal 53 over North land 0 St. Cloud Teachers 12 over Jamestown NX D College 6 North Dakota 2 over Winnipeg 12 Augustana 13 over Town 7 Centenary 18 over Louisiana N McMurry 7 East Texas Teachers 6 Abilene Christian 14 over Amarillo College 0 College of Marshall 3 over Lamar College Rice 7 over Texas A and I 6 Utah 61 over Montana State 0 Santa Clara 7 over California U Ion 13 Gonzaga 6 San Jose State 6 Oregon State A 21 over Southern Oregon Normal 6
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Central
Adrian
Manchester
South Dakota
Yankton
Iowa State
Columbia College
Stevens Point Normal
Northland
St. Cloud
Jamestown
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North Dakota
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Augustana
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Centenary
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East Texas
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Amarillo College
College of Marshall
Lamar College
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Montana State
Santa Clara
California U. Ion
Gonzaga
San Jose State
Oregon State
Southern Oregon Normal
Africa's buffalo deemed deadlier than elephants and lions
The text notes that many big game hunters rank the African buffalo as more dangerous than the elephant, lion, or rhinoceros. It also states that English sugar consumption averages about 160 pounds per person annually.
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Big
Miss Hutchinson Wins Singles Play
Ella Burton Hutchinson representing Freeze Court won the ladies singles 6 1 6 2 over Mrs Elva Small of Woodrow Court. Other participants included Miss Farr Forward Court Dot Forward from Freeze Court and Ruth Spicer Clark from Woodrow Court among others at Burrus Memorial Hospital sponsored event. Hutchinson also won last year representing the Country Club Court.
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Ella Burton Hutchinson
Freeze Court
Elva Small
Woodrow Court
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Farr
Forward
Dot Forward
Alice Elizabeth Freese
Ruth Spicer Clark
Sechrest Court
Local Boy Stars For Catawba Club
Nolan Dec Reid captain and all state tackle for the local high school team played all game at right tackle for Catawba College. He stifled the famed State College Wolfpack defense, helping hold them to a single touchdown.
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Nolan
Dec” Reid
Catawba College
Wolfpack
Mineral salts and sun’s rays noted in brief items
The piece lists essential minerals for nutrition including iron iodine phosphorus calcium potassium and sodium. It also notes that sunlight takes 1 to 2 minutes to reach Earth. An aviation fan, the Prince of Wales, has bought his sixth new plane.
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Earth
Prince of Wales
Trademark lapse on cessation of marketing goods
When a manufacturer ceases to market trade marked goods, the right to the trademark lapses. Scrub wicker chairs with warm water and soap.
Set Up Office To Examine Insured Deposits
Raleigh September 23 The North Carolina office of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation established its headquarters here to examine all state banks not in the federal reserve system for deposit insurance. FDIC supervisor F C Ockershausen said exam plans are not yet final but expected next week. Commissioner Gurney P Hood had urged banks to prepare for deposit insurance under the federal statute. Deposits up to 2500 dollars will be insured starting January 1.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
F. C. Ockershausen
Gurney P. Hood
Six Desperadoes Escape from Geneva County Jail
Six desperadoes slid to freedom from the Geneva county jail in Geneva Alabama by lowering a blanket rope from the third floor. They unlocked cells and sawed bars, stole an automobile, and fled across state lines to Alabama Georgia and Florida where authorities pursued them.
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Geneva
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Pointers To Play Deciding Game In Loop Race Today
The High Point Pointers meet Brown Williamson of Winston Salem in a deciding Inter-City loop game at Willisfield this afternoon at 8:30. The winner will be crowned champions of the state semi pro league. Lord Perry, 8 P A hurler, is expected to start for the Pointers.
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Willisfield
Brown-Williamson
Winston Salem
Lord” Perry
Emory and Henry Upset Cadets 20 to 0
In Lexington Virginia Emory and Henry closed the opening Cadets game on Alumni field with a 20 to 0 victory. The Wasps capitalized on VMI fumbles in the first period and then shut down the Cadets offense with airtight defense in the later quarters.
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Lexington
Emory & Henry
V. M. TL
Alumni
Wasps
Admiral Edwin A Anderson Dies in Wilmington at 73
Rear Admiral Edwin A Anderson aged 73 died at his Wilmington home after a two day illness. A Naval Academy graduate in 1882 he served in the Spanish American War World War I and earned the Medal of Honor for heroism during Vera Cruz occupation. He also aided in relief after the 1923 Japan earthquake and received the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Edwin A. Anderson
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Admiral Anderson
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Japan
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Mexico
Country Club to Meet Kivett Drive in Second Half Title
The Country Club tennis team ousted Burrus Memorial in the neighborhood league second half and will face Kivett Drive Tuesday for the championship. Burrus Memorial awaits the first half winner, Eshelman and Carrick, while other matches saw Country Club beat Getty and Saunders 6-4 6-7 8-6 and Armfield trim Brodie 6-0 6-4. Darkness halted finals play and conditions paused remaining matches including Eagle Montfied over Copeland Lindsay 6-4 6-2 and a tight doubles battle at 10-8 4-6 6-6.
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Esterday
Burrus Emorial
Kivett Drive
Burrus Mery Gens
Eshelman and Carrick
Getty and Saunders
Burrus Memorial
G. Armfield
Brodie
Sechrest
Eagle
Montfied
Copeland
Lindsay
Short
Hutton
Montileu
Bivens
Officers Named for Sedgefield Hunt at Annual Meeting
Earl Phillips of High Point and Frank E. Curran of Greensboro were chosen joint masters of the Sedgefield Hunt at its annual meeting. Mrs. Willis Slane of High Point and Mrs. Edward Benjamin of Greensboro were named vice presidents, Wilburn Jones of High Point secretary treasurer, and the executive committee includes Will Foy Reidsville Paul Stevens Burlington Ben Cone Greensboro Oscar Burnett Greensboro and Welch Harris High Point. The piece also notes the Haine monastery in Tibet as the highest inhabited place at 17 000 feet, salt altars in Wieliczka Cracow and Japan raising about 100 000 Angora rabbits for wool.
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High Point
Frank E. Curran
Greensboro
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedge Field Club
Willis Slane
Edward Benjamin
Wilburn Jones
Will Foy
Reidsville
Paul Stevens
Burlington
Ben Cone
Oscar Burnett
Welch Harris
County to charge rent for school meeting use
Guilford board of education declares rural school buildings may be used for non school meetings only with rental. A short meeting costs $1 and longer sessions with lights on cost $2. Permission must come from the school principal and funds go to the county superintendent. Wagoner has hosted farmer meetings in community schoolhouses.
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Guilford Board of Education
Prin
Cipal
Wagoner
Navin uncertain on plans after Harris resignation
Detroit Tigers owner Frank J. Navin announced the resignation of manager Stanley Harris effective at season's end. Navin said he preferred Harris remain with the club and called him a first class baseball man. Harris offered no plans for next year but hoped to stay in the American League.
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Detroit
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Stanley
Bucky) Harris
Harris
Navin
Farmers to join production plan for 1934 cotton loans
Washington officials from the farm administration and Farm Credit Administration said lenders must require borrowers to cooperate in a 1934 production control plan when taking ten cents a pound on cotton loans. Tenants face uncertainty as land reduction and tenancy shifts loom.
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Farm Administration
Astruction Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Wallace
Oscar Johnson
Stanley Reed
Reconstruction Corporation
Herman Oliphant
Farm Credit
Eday
Johnson
Y M C A Gymnasium Closed This Week For Fall Program
The Y M C A will close the gymnasium for the entire week to prepare for the fall activities starting Monday night October 2. Officials announced last night that the fall program details and instructors will be announced within a few days.
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Yymnasium
Whisky Repeal Could Fast Track Five Year Spirit
Estimates say after repeal five year old whisky could be released in six months in large quantities. Authorities project rapid ramp up, signaling a swift shift in supply once policy changes take effect.
Quote Credits 'Eet' as Most Important English Word
An authority calls eet the most important word in the English language highlighting its versatility and impact across usage, history, and communication. The remark underscores eet's role in clarity, emotion, and expression in everyday speech and writing.
Population facts from the Domision of Canada era
The item notes that more than half the population of the Domision of Canada was aged over thirty eight years.
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Domision of Canada Fone
Gamecocks Roll Past Wofford 31-0 in Season Opener
South Carolina defeats Wofford 31 to 0 in the season opener. Earl Clary scored twice in the first quarter and Wilburn Clary added two rushing touchdowns in the fourth. Reserves contributed late in the game as the Gamecocks secured a decisive victory.
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Columbia
Wofford
Virginia Tied By Hampden Sydney Tigers
Hampden Sydney Tigers from Death Valley lived up to their name today as they battled Virginia Indians in a college football clash. The early season game at University campus produced a tight score and showcased strong defensive play from both sides.
Rossiter Shines in Duke Practice Scrimmage
Duke University reserves fall 14-0 as starting quarterback Rossiter passes well and scores in the second and fourth quarters. Dick McAninch stars at halfback on the second string, with Crawford Shock and Means key on defense as the Blue Devils tune up before the Southern Conference opener against VMI in Greensboro.
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Durham
Oypry Roositer
Duke University
Roositer
Dick McAninch
Crawford
Shock
Means
Jace Wade
Blue Devils
Greensboro
Local Juniors To Play Winston Duet At Hillcrest
Charles Diffendal and Bus ter Moffitt of High Point juveniles clash with Joe and Dorsey Leade of Winston Salem in an afternoon exhibition at Hillcrest golf course. Diffendal, 15, runner up in the Carolinas junior championship, teams with Moffitt to form a strong Carolinas junior duo. Joe Brownlow, Carolinas junior champion, teams with Dorsey Leade. a close battle is anticipated.
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Buster Moffitt
High Point
Crackunior
Joe
Dorsey Leade
Winston Salem
Twin City
Hillcrest
Diffendal
Carolinas
Moffitt
Joe Brownlow
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