Seats Selling Fast For Games At Greensboro
Greensboro and Charlotte Sept 28 Some 32 tickets to Georgia will be punched in Raleigh tonight and North Carolina State's Wolf pack heads to its big game with the University of Georgia. The Bulldogs open their season while State hopes for an upset.
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Georgia
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
University of Georgia
Athens
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Duke Faces VM I in Greensboro as Dunlap Seeks Edge
Duke center B E Dunlap led the 1982 Blue Devils in minutes and will start at center against Davidson in Greensboro. A cold threat may bench tackle Big Bill Collins while Davidson’s reserves reportedly trouble Tar Heel plays. coach Newton drills first team as sophomore John ston is hurt and Panthers worry over a wingback motion play.
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Iron Man
Duke
BE. B. Dunlap
Blue Devil
Blue Devils
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Greensboro
Big Bill Collins
Davidson
Dec Newton
Johnston
Chuck Collins
Sharkey Retires After Loss To Loughran In Philly
Tommy Loughran outpointed Jack Sharkey over fifteen rounds at Baker Bowl Philadelphia to end Sharkey’s long heavy weight career. Sharkey fled by car to Boston after the fight while Loughran delivered a decisive right to Sharkey’s nose in the tenth and earned vindication in a bout watched by about 10 000 fans.
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Philadelphia
Jack Sharkey
Stormy Petrel
Tommy Loughran
Sharkey
Boston
Baker Bowl
Phillies
Tommy
Loughran
Yankee Stadium
Lou Magnolia
Primo Carenra
Yanks And Athletics Show Strong Pitching But Fall Short
The Yankees and Athletics divided a doubleheader with 7 0 and 10 1 scores as Lefty Gomez outpitched Lefty Grove. Johnny Marcum won his third major league game for Philadelphia. Hubbell won his 23rd of the season for the Giants in a 3 1 victory over the Senators.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Sports
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Senators
Yanks
Lefty Gomez
Lefty Grove
Yankees
Johnny Marcum
Louisville
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
New York
Hal Schumacher
Hubbell
Reg Grabowski
Grabowski
Phils
Hughie Cruz
George Davis
Schumacher
Frank Pearce
Giants
Crawford Ready for 1933 Debut With Blue Devils in Greensboro
Crawford, a second All American tackle of 1982, prepares for his 1933 debut on Saturday night as Duke meets VMI in Greensboro.
Philadelphia Boxer Lough Wins Narrow Nod Over Sharkey
In Philadelphia last night Tommy Lough outpointed Sharkey over ten rounds while Solly Dukelsky in Chicago outpointed Carlos Herrera. Gene Espinoza stopped Baby Palmore in Guadalupe Cal and Billy Done defeated Tony Polont in Reno.
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Solly Dukelsky
Carlos Her
el Paso
Texas
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Gene Espinoza
Guadalupe
Baby Palmore
Ventura
San Francisco
Billy - Done
New York
Tony Polont
Reno
Stars Ford and Gehrig pace double header power
Yesterday's stars Jimmie Ford of the Athletics and Lou Gehrig of the Yankees each hit a home run and collected four singles in the double header. Hughie Criz and George Davis of the Giants homered to beat the Phillies 3 1 in the first game. Frank Pearce of the Phillies shut out the Giants with eight hits to win the second game 6 0.
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Jimmie Ford
Athletics
Louw Gehrig
Yankees
Hughie Criz
George Davis
Giants
Phillies
Frank Pearce
Loughran Beats Sharkey In Chicago Bout
In Chicago ten days ago Loughran outjabbed Sharkey whose body blows put him in distress several times. Judges split rounds with Loughran winning the decision by the sole knockdown, though Sharkey insisted he won and left for home.
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Loughran
Sharkey
al Voice
Herman Weingard
Sharkey Four, and Four Even. Referee “Spud” Murphy
Secrecy Surrounds World Series Pitching Choices
The piece notes secrecy in World Series pitching plans with Giants star Carl Hubbell to the mound and Washington’s rotating staff under managers Griffith and Cronin. It cites Monte Morton Weaver as a possible opener for the Senators and lists pitching records for Hubbell Schumacher Fitzsimmons Crowder Whitehill Stewart and Weaver. The second item reports the Columbus Red Birds and Buffalo Bisons delaying their third World Series game due to weather.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Connie Mack
Chicago Cubs
Howard Ehmke
Clark Griffith
Washington
Joe Cronin
Nata
Hubbell
Giants
Senators
Griffith
Cronin
Crowder
Athletics
University of Virginia
Monte Morton Weaver
Bart Whitehill
Wally Stewart
Phillies
Hal Schumacher
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Bill Terry
Carl
Terry
Otlanta
Bubbell
Schumacher
Fitzsimmons
F Parmelee
Whitehilt
S m Stewart
Weaver
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Buffalo Bisons
Maryland’s 1704 Free Schools Funded by Duties
Maryland established free schools in 1704. The funding came from duties and double rates imposed on non residents to support the schools.
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Maryland
Food and Drink Consumed by the Average Man Each Year
The article estimates the yearly intake of food and beverages by the average man. It discusses typical quantities, dietary patterns, and approximate weights, reflecting common consumption habits of the era.
All Star Teams Set for Weekend Clash at Willis Diamond
The Industrial League and Amateur circuit will feature two all star teams in a series at Willis park. The opener is Sunday at 8 30 p m with a potential second and a third if needed next Saturday. John Thomas holds practice at 4 15 p m near the city abattoir and 25 cent admission applies to all seats.
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Willis Park Field
John Thomas
Carl “Pap” Hill
Winston Golfers Beat Local Pair
Blair Park course saw Dorsey Meade and Joe Brownlow defeat Buster Moffitt and Charles Diffendale as a best ball team. Meade posted 74, Brownlow 80, and the pair combined to 71. A third match will settle the arrangement in a future date.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Blair Park
Dorsey Meade
Hillcrest Club
Winston
Joe Brownlow
Carolinas
Buster Moffitt
High Point City
Charles Diffendale
Meade
Brownlow
Moffitt
Diffendale
Postmaster-claims long service record in South Carolina
I G Lifrage of Salter's Depot near Kingstree seeks a record for continuous service as a United States postmaster. At age 64, he says he has attended many conventions and found no one to dispute his claim. He notes a pay rate of 15 cents for children and adults get a standard rate.
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Kingstree
8. C
I. G. Lifrage
Salter’s Depot
United States
Litrage
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