Night gridiron lights lure NC State Davidson clash
Greensboro reports night football under lights for the NC State Davidson game as State beat High Point 87 to 0 last week while Davidson routed Elon 38 to 0. The Carolinas rivalry games test strength with UNC Wake Forest and Duke South Carolina also on slate.
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Big Five
Gridiron
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Elon
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Wake Forest
Carolinas
Durham
Duke
University of South Carolina
Duke Frosh Football Draws 116 Freshmen
Duke reports 116 freshmen to Coaches Caldwell and Hagler for 1930 frosh football. The large turnout leads to daily sessions 3 to 6 pm focusing on tackling and blocking as Hagler handles linemen and Caldwell trains backs. The Imps schedule five games including Oak Ridge, Wake Forest, and Duke opponents.
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Caldwell
Hagler
Duke
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Imps
Big Five
Oak Ridge
N. C. State Frosh
Wake Forest
U. N. C. Frosh
Davidson Frosh
Davidson
Carolinas Open golf event to draw large amateur field
Amateurs from both Carolinas expected to outnumber pros at the Carolinas Open Championship held October 24 at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro. Officials note strong amateur turnout, added trophies for top five amateurs, and a pro-am event on October 2.
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South Carolina
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Tully Blair
Carolina Golf Association
Carolinas
Tully D. Blair
Major League Leaders as of Sept 26
The national league leaders include Terry Giants at batting 404 and hits 253 while Klein Phillies leads with 157 runs and 59 doubles. Wilson Cubs tops home runs with 54 and Comorosky Pirates has 23 triples.
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Associated Press
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Simmons
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Hodapp
Indians
Ruth
McManus
Tigers
Parker seeks approval to build filling station on South Main
Mr D Ralph Parker files to erect a filling station on South Main Street between East Commerce and East Green streets. City Council will consider the application on September 30, 1930 at 8 o clock in the Council Room City Hall. City Manager E M Knox signs the notice dated September 16, 1930.
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D. Ralph Parker
South Main Street
East Commerce
East Green Streets
E. M. Knox
Stars Lead Cardinals in Big Win Shines in Pirates Game
Yesterday Frank Frisch starred for the Cardinals with three RBIs two runs and three hits including a triple and two singles. Hack Wilson slugged his 54th homer as the Cubs beat the Reds 7-5. Ted Lyons held the Tigers to five hits and hit a homer in the White Sox 3-1 win. Al Simmons collected a double and a single with three RBIs in the Athletics win over the Yankees. Milt Gaston and the Red Sox routed the Senators 7-1 with seven scattered hits.
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Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Reds
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Tigers
al Simmons
Athletics
Yankees
Milt Gaston
Red Sox
Senators
Sir Thomas Will Challenge Again Shortly, He Says
Sir Thomas Lipton plans another challenge for the America's Cup after Shamrock V lost to Enterprise at Newport. He vows to return soon with a new challenger and dismisses the idea of a long wait.
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Thomas
New York
Thomas Lipton
Newport
Tomas
England
Football games of chief interest today schedule
Today's grid menu lists key games with last year score recaps. Wake Forest at North Carolina 4 PM in Chapel Hill. South Carolina meets Duke in Durham. North Carolina State vs Davidson in Greensboro. Appalachian College clash at Salisbury. Guilford takes on William and Mary at Williamsburg. Campbell faces Langley Air Corps at Langley Field. Appalachian vs King in Bristol. Mars Hill plays Cayson Newman in Jefferson City.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Davidson
Elon
South Carolina
Erskine
Gamecocks
Duke
Durham
Blue Devils
Clemson
Wofford
John Cody
Newberry
Citadel
Bulldogs
Catawba
Atlantic Christian College
Guilford
William and Mary
Appalachian
King
Mars Hill
Carson-Newman
Campbell
Langley Field Air Corps
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Carolina
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Greensboro
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Salisbury
Williamsburg
Langley Air Corps
Langley Field
Bristol
Tenn
College Football Scores From Various Matches
A mixed slate of college football results includes Centre over Western Kentucky and Louisiana Tech beating L 8 to 7. Alabama defeated Howard 6 to 0, Tulane routed S W Lousiana Institute 60 to 0, Clemson topped Wofford 30 to 0, Florida crushed Southern 54 to 0, Georgia beat Oglethorpe 7 to 13, Maryland won 34 to 7 over Washington College, and other games list scores such as Vanderbilt vs Chattanooga and Sewanee 46 over T P I D Tennessee.
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Western Kentucky
Louisiana College
Mississippi College
Mercer
Presbyterian
the Citadel
Erskine
Birmingham Southern
Auburn
Alabama
Howard
Kentucky Wesleyan
Emory and Henry
Louisiana Tech
Monroe
Southwestern
Mississippi A. and
Starkville
S. W. Louisiana Institute
Tulane
New Orleans
Vanderbilt
Chattanooga
Wofford
Clemson
Florida
Southern
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Maryland
Washington College
Sewanee
Tennessee
Maryville
M. I
Richmond
Vv. P. I
Roanoke
Virginia
Randolph-Macon
Washington and Lee
Hampden- Sydney
College football scores from weekend slate
Army 26 over Boston U, Penn State 16 over Niagara, Carnegie Tech over Buffalo, Geneva over Bucknell, Catholic U 13 over Boston College 6, Ursinus over Lehigh, South Dakota State over Minnesota, Miami over Indiana, Loughern Methodist 13 over Howard Payne 13, Austin over Texas Christian, Hobart over New York U, Waynesburg 0 over Pitt 53, Thiel 0 over Temple 25, Lebanon 13 over Villanova 32, Maine over Yale, West Virginia 16 over West Virginia Wesleyan, Baltimore over Fordham, Santa Clara 6 over California 27, Stanford 6 over Olympic Club 0, Davis Elkins over North Dakota State.
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Penn State
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Carnegie Tech
Buffalo
Geneva
Bucknell
Catholic U
Boston College
Ursinus
Lehigh
South Dakota State
Minnesota
Miami
Indiana
Loughern Methodist
Howard Payne
Austin
Texas Christian
Hobart
New York
U. Waynesburg
Pitt
Thiel
Temple
Lebanon
Villanova
Maine
Yale
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Baltimore
Fordham
Santa Clara
California
Stanford
Olympic Club
Davis Elkins
North Dakota State
Mandell Beats Herman In Chicago Boxing Bout
Sammy Mandell of Rockford outpointed Chicago’s Tommy Herman in a ten round fight last night in Chicago. Mandell controlled the action with sharper work and supported his lead with clean punching. Herman pressed late but fell short on points.
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Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Ill
Tommy Herman
Cards Trim Pirates To Clinch Pennant
The St. Louis Cardinals clinched the championship two days before the season’s end by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 5. George Watkins hit a go ahead two on homer in the fourth as St. Louis totaled 16 hits. Chicago’s Hack Wilson homered to help the Cubs win and stay second. Boston’s win over Washington saw Bump Hadley fail on a bonus bid. Philadelphia beat New York to tie Simmons for the batting lead. St. Louis and Cleveland then faced a rain delay forcing a double header Sunday.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Phila- Aalinhia WlaAnmacdAnes
Utipiuie Weungsuay
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Jess Haines
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Ervin Brame
George Watkins
Cubs
Hack Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Brooklyn Robins
Bump Hadley
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Senators
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
al Simmons
Wally Schang
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Yanks
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Marty McManus
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Ruth
Reynolds
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Philadelphia
Hodapp
Morgan
Cronin
Porter
Manush
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Bob Grove
Athletics
Hinkle Sparks High Point Gridders To 12 7 Win Over Reidsville
Captain Hinkle led the High Point Bisons in a 12 to 7 home victory at Willis Park. He repeatedly gained 5 to 30 yards from the backfield despite not scoring, while providing solid end play and stifling defense. Moore Rankin and Holcombe scored for High Point with Wingfield adding the extra point.
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High Point High School
Reidsville High
Willis Park
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Moore
Rankin
Reidsville
Wingfield
Bisons
Fleet
Tabk
Newman
Bobby Jones Defeats Sweetser In National Amateur Semifinal
At Merion Cricket Club Bobby Jones stops Jess Sweetser in the 1930 national amateur semifinal nine up and eight to go, reversing an eight year setback when Sweetser once beat him eight up at Brookline. The locker room exchange shows mutual respect as Jones notes the shorter walk to the clubhouse.
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Ardmore
Brookline Country Club
Boston
Jess Sweetser
Bobby Jones
Brookline
Merion Cricket Club
Sweetier
Jess
Biz
Bobby
Modern Language Association Meeting Set at Davidson
The Southeastern Modern Languages Association will hold its annual meeting at Davidson College on November 28 and 29. Dr G R Wolves heads the Davidson German department and will help lead four language specific conferences with speakers from Duke University North Carolina College for Women University of Florida and other North and South Atlantic colleges.
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Southeastern Modern Languages Association
Davidson College
G. R. Wolves
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Hubbell
Duke University
Barney
North Carolina College For Women
Gage
University of Florida
Missionary Rev William H Lingle Returns to Davidson
Rev William H Lingle arrives in Davidson after surviving a July raid on Changsha by communists. The 70 year old missionary was captured and robbed, later rescued by a British boat and evacuated. he stayed behind as the last to depart. He plans time with brothers Dr Walter Lingle and Dr Thomas W Lingle of Davidson College.
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Davidson
William H. Lingle
Changsha
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson College
Thomas W. Lingle
Lingle
Dixie football wars open with conference tilt day
From College Park to New Orleans the 1930 Dixie football season began with most southern conference teams in action. Only Duke versus South Carolina counted in the standings while Georgia Tech and Kentucky saved their debuts for next week.
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Atlanta
College Park
New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Duke
Bulldogs
Claude Herrin
Oglethorpe
Tulane
Billy Banker
Southwestern Louisiana
Knoxville
Tennessee
Maryville
Eugene McEver
Clemson
Sewanee
North Carolina State
Davidson
Greensboro
Virginia
Randolph Macon
Richmond
Washington
Lee
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke
Birmingham-Southern
Auburn
Notre Dame
Chet Wynne
Plainsmen
Rockne Thunder
World Series Pitching Lines Shaping for A's Cardinals
The Athletics rely on Grove and Earnshaw for the opening clash at Shibe Park as the pitching load leans on two ace southpaws. The Cardinals counter with Rhem Hallahan and Grimes, while Haines and Johnson provide depth and emergencies, with other arms on standby.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Cardinals
Robert Moses Grove
George Earnshaw
Mack
Shibe Park
Flint Rhem
Wild Bill Hallahan
Burleigh Grimes
Jess Haines
Sylvester Johnson
Lindsey
Grabowski
Grove
Earnshaw
A’s
Cubs
Leroy Mahaffey
Rube Walberg
Bill Shores
Jack Quinn
Howard Famke
Grimes
Gabby Street
Rhem
Hallahan
Pacific Coast Night Games Result Summary
San Francisco blanked Portland 5 to 0 while Sacramento topped Hollywood 11 to 6 in Pacific Coast night games.
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San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Hollywood
Batting Averages Narrowly Favor Bill Terry For NL Title
New York Giants first baseman Bill Terry holds a .404 average with two games left, ahead of Babe Herman and Chuck Klein as the race tightens. Klein leads in hits with 249 and runs with 157, while Frank O Doul and Hack Wilson chase records.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Giant Slugger
Frank O’doul
Klein
Philadelphian
Hack Wilson
Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago
Adam Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
Lindstrom
Watkins
St. Louis
P. Waner
Stephenson
Traynor
Giants
Cincinnati
New Yorkers
Clarence Mitchell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Mitchell
Fitzsimmons
Ervin Brame
Davidson Marksman Wins National Honor
James L. Brock Jr of Florence Alabama a Davidson college senior and R O T C first lieutenant earned a gold medal for top marksmanship in the national Rifle matches at Camp Perry Ohio he was chosen from ten southeast shooters of 760 at Camp McLellan last summer. Another Davidson student R D Russell Graham senior and R O T C band captain was on the team until he had to leave Col W R Scott praised the unit noting he would likely have earned a medal if he stayed completion of firing.
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Graham
Col
W. R. Scott
Davidson
Rochester Evens Series At One All
Rochester ties the series at 1 1 with a 7 1 win behind ace John Berry. For game three Rochester may start George Grant or Ira Smith while Louisville counters with veteran Joe Deberry.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Redwings
Louisville Colonels
John Berry
Redwings
George Grant
Ira Smith
Joe Deberry
Louisville
Baseball Schedule for Today in Major Leagues
In the American League games today the Chicago club visits Detroit while St. Louis plays Cleveland New York meets Boston and Philadelphia faces Washington In the National League Pittsburgh travels to St Louis Cincinnati visits Chicago
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Cincinnati
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