Concord Overpowers High Point 41 to 6 in Hard Football Victory
Concord, led by Bratton and McRae, rolled to a 41 6 win over High Point High School. The Spartans dominated with a strong forward wall and swift backs, scoring early and adding four more touchdowns in the second half. High Point fought, but Concord’s offense and tackling prevailed.
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State And Davidson To Clash Tonight Cubs Boast Better Pitching In Coming Series
The Cubs pursue the World Series against the Tigers with a pitching edge on balance. Stars Lonnie Warneke Larry French Bill Lee and Charlie Root lead Chicago while Detroit relies on Schoolboy Rowe Elden Auker and Tommy Bridges.
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Mt. Ida
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el Dorado
Roy Henshaw
Lee
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Auker
Bruins
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Big Five Open Football Battles Across North Carolina
North Carolina five major programs at full strength as Duke hosts South Carolina, UNC hosts Wake Forest, NC State meets Davidson in Greensboro. Duke favored. UNC fields veteran backfield with new linemen. State backs include Robinson and Berlinski. Catawba vs Guilford and Western Carolina Teachers vs Carson-Newman also on schedule.
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Hero and Villain Triumph in Last Night's Wrestling Card
About 500 fans witnessed a two title style main event at the High Point arena as Scotty Dawkins the Villain defeated Sid Westrich in three falls after a rough match that ended with Westrich attacking the referee. Don MeIntyre pinned Ray Malcott after 17 minutes with a flying head scissors setup and followed with a quick second fall. Fans praised the show despite bad weather and promoters reported solid attendance.
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State Prison Plans Lethal Chamber Start Date Set
State officials announce the planned opening of a new lethal chamber on October 6 at the prison. The facility will feature a gas chamber and electric chair, with completion expected in six weeks.
Football results across conferences from AP report
Summary of college football scores from east to west. Schools including Bucknell Indiana Teachers Centre Temple Oklahoma City Tulsa Washburn and many others posted varied outcomes in mixed results across the final standings. The bulletin lists scores by region with several close games and notable wins and losses.
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Southwest Score Update From Sam Houston and Texas A&M
Southwest notes a game tally showing Sam Houston T. 0 Texas A&M 25 with Daniel Baker 6 Texas T. 27 and Southwest T. Tea 6 Howard P. 13. The fragmentary report lists teams and scores across small matchups.
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Duke Versus South Carolina In Southern Conference Clash
Durham hosts a Southern Conference game between Duke and the University of South Carolina as the second for both teams. Duke seeks a follow up after beating Wake Forest while the Gamecocks defeated Erskine and lines up a full roster for the contest.
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
Pirates Vaughn leads batting with 386 while Cubs Galan clocks 132 runs and Medwick of the Cardinals hits 219, 46 doubles with Herman 222 hits. Leauge leaders include Berger Braves 127 RBIs and Martin Cardinals 26 homers. Cubs Lee 20 6 pitching record.
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Ryder Cup Matches Open at Ridgewood In 193? 36-Hole Start
The Ryder Cup opens at Ridgewood Country Club New Jersey with four two ball Scotch foursomes and singles to follow. American captain is Walter Hagen aided by Gene Sarazen and Paul Runyan among veterans while challengers are Charley Whitcombe and colleagues. First foursome tees off 8 30 a m EST today with 36 holes per match.
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Pro Football Loop Not To Be Operated
MEMPHIS Tenn Sept 28 The American football league of professional teams in Memphis Kansas City Dallas Tex Tulsa Okla Louisville Ky and Charlotte NC will not attempt to operate an organization this year A Godman president announced last night The league formed last year but Godman said too many clubs were insufficiently financed to operate this year Many clubs may continue to play professional ball independently of the league.
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Atlanta Looks To Dixie Title Series
Atlanta Crackers, champions of the Southern Association, prepare for the Dixie series against Oklahoma City after sweeping New Orleans in the Shaughnessy playoff. The Crackers won 4 to 1 to claim the title berth with the Dixie series opening in Atlanta.
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Silent Custom Haunts Dying Beliefs Across Regions
A stark report notes that severed toes of the deceased are used in some cultures to prevent spirits from roaming certain semi civilized areas, reflecting grim funerary rites and local beliefs about the dead.
Baseball Standings and Today’s Games
Baseball standings noted with games today Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Results yesterday show Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 5 while St Louis won 3 to 2. New York lost to Boston 4 to 8 with Boston winning 6 to 5. Only games scheduled.
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Weathering Grounds Delays Hit Upcoming MLB Matches
Results yesterday show Detroit at Chicago on wet grounds and St Louis at Cleveland in rain. Houston and New York game to be played later while Washington at Philadelphia has already been completed.
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Tobacco sign-up drive in NC near completion
Raleigh September 28 E Y Floyd in charge of the 1936 tobacco sign-up campaign says the drive should be virtually finished by October 10. He adds the campaign is currently about 50 to 60 percent complete.
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Asheboro School Faces Crowded Classes As Enrollment Surges
Asheboro city schools report about 1200 pupils with over 400 in the high school. The primary department of 137 students is split into two shifts in a small building, signaling an immediate need for a new school. County schools also show record enrollment and require more teachers. Rural districts near completion of new buildings to ease crowding.
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Suspected Durham murder suspect clears after wife found
W. T. Martin once held in Staunton Virginia on murder suspicions was relieved as his missing wife Angie Leo Martin was located alive in a Durham hotel using the name Mary Martin.
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Bruins Clinch National Flag As Cubs Gain Pennant
Wally Berger of the Braves continued to shine with a 34th homer and 2 RBIs in a 6-4 win, lifting his season total to 127 as the Braves suffer another loss. The Cubs clinched the National League pennant with a double victory over the Cardinals 6-2 and 5-3, extending their streak to 21 games. The Giants beat Boston 6-5 on a seventh inning outburst to complete the day’s action. Detroit Chicago and St Louis Cleveland games were rained out.
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Randolph County Fair Homecoming Draws Large Attendance
Yesterday was homecoming day at the Randolph County Fair near Asheboro. Record crowds attended the festival as exhibits impressed and the midway offered a wide array of attractions with many visitors from outside the county joining locals.
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Governor asked to probe Morganton State Hospital housing
Winston Salem September 28 Fred F Church assistant superior court clerk said he asked Governor Ehringhaus to appoint a committee to investigate housing conditions at Morganton state hospital He reported patients faced weeks of delay before admission to the facility
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Archimedes Birth and a 1897 Book of Ideas
The article notes Archimedes born in 287 B C and highlights a modern publication of his ideas in 1897. It emphasizes the enduring relevance of his mathematical theories across centuries.
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Vaughan Vosmik Sew Up Titles in Major League Batting
New York report notes Floyd Arky Vaughan of the Pittsburgh Pirates with a .386 average and Joe Vosmik of the Cleveland Indians at .351 leading the majors through Friday. Bud Myer trails Vosmik by six points in the American race, with Hartnett and Foxx in the top ten.
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Joe Medwick
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Economists Accept Dawes Challenge in Chicago
Economists accepted Charles G. Dawes invitation and began studying his economic recovery method. Dawes cited parallels to depressions of 1873 and 1893 and urged the value of mass confidence, while critics from Northwestern and the University of Chicago urged caution and warned that new laws or war could alter outcomes.
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Carolina Opens 1935 Season Against Wake Forest
North Carolina's Tar Heels began defense of the state championship with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff against Wake Forest. The opening lineup featured Carolina hopes with Evans, Snyder, Warren, and Montgomery among starters as referees and officials were named for the game in Chapel Hill.
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Transport plane tested in Holland provides beds for 14
A new transport aircraft tested in the Netherlands can sleep 14 occupants. The plane showcases a bed arrangement enabling long flights with rest facilities for crew or passengers.
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