Library From a Bunch of Books Opens in High Point
Public library in High Point is rapidly growing toward opening. Librarian Miss Marianna Martin and assistants catalog and shelve donated volumes including complete works of O Henry and Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus. The James Town Weed reports the donation of Harris ten volumes as a first contribution. About 506 police from across the state converge for the second annual State Association of Police convention in High Point Tuesday through Thursday with traffic rule discussions and barbecues planned. The event aims to share ideas and improve law and order nationwide.
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Four Elevens Stand Out In Southwestern Conference Race
Four teams are seen as title contenders in the Southwestern Conference this season with Texas A and M as the dark horse. SMU, TCU, Texas, and Rice are highlighted as top contenders, while Baylor, Arkansas, and others face uncertain prospects under new or unsettled leadership.
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Airplane joy rides offered at Fintray House
Glasgow dispatch notes Scottish house parties this month feature aviation recreation. Lady Sempill hosts guests for short flights daily with her son, the Master of Sempill, piloting the planes from Fintray House during September events.
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Duke Defeats Guilford Quakers 52 to 0 in Season Opener
Under scorching sun at Hanes field Duke Blue Devils rout Guilford Quakers 52 to 0 to open football season. Swift and Grigg connected on long passes setting up touchdowns, Cathey scored twice, Bolich added one, and Duke rolled to a convincing win with 367 total yards.
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Democrats Plan Their Campaign in Raleigh
The Democratic campaign for the November election opens with John G. Dawson and Max Gardner at the Sir Walter Hotel drafting the plan of attack. A team of stenographers handles letters to shape public opinion as prominent Democrats and daily callers amplify the effort across the state.
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Hagen Sets Match Play Mark in Pro Championship
Walter Hagen won his third consecutive professional golf championship by beating Lee Diegel of New York four up with three to play at Garden City New York. The victory establishes Hagen's record match play run in American golf.
Public shows keen radio wit and taste in music
New York City public and WOR director Hollywood McCosker discuss how educated listeners demand quality when tuning in. They note spoiled expectations, advanced instruments, and the shift from novelty to curated programs with strong reactions to songs like Adorable.
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Tomlinson Nose Out Ragan Mills In opener of series
Rallying in the ninth Tomlinson Chair Makers edged ahead of Ragan Mills 9 to 8 in Welch field yesterday. Deaton, Sechrest and Harrington sparked the win as Tomlinson rallied in the final inning. Second game set for Thomasville next Saturday.
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Wildcats Dominate Wofford 24 to 6 In Soaring Spartanburg Clash
Davidson Wild Cats topple Wofford College 24 6 in a hot sun clash at Spartanburg South Carolina. Leggett Grey and McConnell spark the attack as Wright scores for Wofford with a lone TD. Field goal by Grey seals win as Davidson builds lead in second half.
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Huggins Guided Yankees To Top of League Four Times
Miller Huggins led the New York Yankees to the American League summit four times since 1918. The manager, understated and rarely seen on the coaching lines, steadied the club after a seventh place finish and helped turn around the team with key moves including developing Rogers Hornsby and reforming players like Lazzeri and Koenig.
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Hagen Wins Third Championship of Play
Hagen defeats Leo Diegel four up with three to play to claim his third consecutive professional title and set a record as the first golfer to win three championships. The Rochester, New York native dominates the field, matching his previous victory over Johnny Farrell and surpassing peers such as Sarazen and Garnes in this historic feat.
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