Bisons Aim to Open Season With Aerial Football Tonight
High Point High School prepares to unveil a new aerial style dubbed the basketball backfield in tonight’s game at Willis Park against Sanford. Coach Harry Bolick drills six ex-court players into forward-lateral tricks while the line remains light on weight and experience. Almost 1,000 seats are set for the gala opener with a 500 bleacher extension as the squad, led by Clarence Idol and Tom Elliott, seeks a winning surprise against Sanford after a 34-0 win by Sanford over Siler City.
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Southern Conference Clubs Taper Off For Major Games
The column mocks paid football forecasters while touting Professor Prognosticator who claims an upside down method and a summer spent on Billy Goat mountain. He promises more hot dope on winners and losers for readers seeking gridiron advice.
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Colgate Duke clash dominates early season college football
Southern Conference teams completed light drills as sixteen squads prepared for opening games. Colgate travels to Durham for the intersectional showdown with Duke while North Carolina faces Wake Forest at the Charlotte stadium dedication.
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City Net Finals Set for Sunday at Emerywood Club
The long delayed city wire tennis championship finals will be played Sunday afternoon at 3:30 at Emerywood Country Club. Defending champion Jimmie Poole faces runner up J. D. Rogers in the singles final seeking a third straight title while Rogers aims for a third straight final loss.
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Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Chicago bouts saw Leo Rodak win a decision over Armando Sicilia in a 124 pound matchup. Henry Hook stopped Kid Laredo in a 118 pound bout in Dallas. The note ends with a speculative line on a man’s size between an atom and a star.
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Mexico City
Giants Clinch National Pennant Move Glincher to Flag
Boston report says Bill Terry the Giants manager clinched the National League pennant with a win over the Bees and announced plans to start Hubbell Fitzsimmons and Schumacher against the Yankees in that order.
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Giants Clinch NL Pennant in Doubleheader Drama
The New York Giants secure the National League pennant by splitting a doubleheader with the Boston Bees, earning a Subway Series clash with the New York Yankees. Highlights include Prince Hal Schumacher's clutch RBI single in the opener and Bill Urbanski’s error that sparked the decisive scoring in extra innings.
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Aerial Circus Opens High Point Bisons Football
At Willis Park the High Point Bisons host Sanford high in the season opener. The team promises an aerial circus and thrills as fans gather for the exciting football night. The correspondent notes crowds drop after the first games but urges strong local support.
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Giants Boast One Of Best Infields In Big Leagues
New York Giants clinch the National League pennant and rely on veteran infielders Travis Jackson and Bill Terry for defense in the World Series race. They face an edge in speed and hitting from the Yankees in Red Rolfe Frankie Crosetti Tony Lazzeri and Lou Gehrig, while Giants regulars show stronger fielding figures.
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Giants and opponents face off as series tests form
The passage notes Giants and opponents in a short series, highlighting how early form may mislead. It mentions a Martin in the double play department and reminds that World Series history shows reversals with heroic batting by weak hitters and stellar defense by erratic fielders.
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Tennis Clinic at Presbyterian College invites Carolinas Georgia players
Clinton, Sept. 25. Presbyterian College extended an invitation to college and high school tennis players of the Carolinas and Georgia for a clinic here Oct. 13 and 14. Dr. W. P. Jacobs said James Presley of Atlanta Joe Cardegina of Palm Beach Fla professionals would attend. Bitsy Grant, noted Atlanta amateur, would also attend.
Baseball School To Be Conducted In S C
Greenville hosts a five day baseball training school from October 1 to 5 for amateur players aged 17 to 21. The event is announced by ce Engel president of the Chattanooga Southern Association club and Zinn Beck a Washington scout. The Washington Senators affiliate club will run the program.
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Barker selects Blue Devils 10 defeat Colgate
Washington Minnesota and Duke Colgate top early season debates as football prognosticators weigh opening weekend matchups. Duke favored to win at Durham while Colgate seeks upset potential amid gains from last season.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Noted
Major league statistics list leaders in batting runs batted in and hits for both American and National leagues. Notable names include Joe Appling and Hank Gehrig, with close runners in runs and home runs, alongside pitching leaders Hadley and Hubbell.
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Café ratings Asheboro rural cafs graded. several closed
An inspection of Randolph County rural cafes found one car caf earned an A grade another received a C grade and the remainder rated below 70 leading to closures.
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DePaul Faces Tough Schedule Across Regions
The article outlines a complex college football slate with DePaul and Rence challenged by strong opponents in Chicago and Carleton while Iowa and South Dakota State loom for Stuhl Dreher. It notes Tennessee Alabama Mississippi State and Georgia as potential threats and flags Southern Methodist as comparatively softer. Horned Frogs led by Baugh and Texas Tech also drawn into mixed results with Texas.
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