Martin and Adams Set for Series Shape
Martin and Adams are expected to be ready for the series as both practiced after minor injuries. Haines is likely out, Street may start Derringer in game one, Hallahan touted for game two, with workouts planned after a downtown parade. The Athletics may skip a workout at Sportsman's Park before facing the Cardinals.
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Martin
Adams
Cincinnati
Haines
Street
Cardinal
Paul Derringer
Athletics
Wild Bill’ Hallahan
Sportsman's Park
Bill Walker
Giants
Browns
Athletics Entrain for Battleground Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Athletics prepare for the world baseball championship as they train at Shibe Park and ensure all equipment is ready for the trip to St. Louis. A special train with Mayor Mackey and other celebrities will depart tonight and reach Missouri Wednesday afternoon, arriving too late for a Sportsman Park workout before the first game Thursday.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Shibe Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Mayor Mackey
Missouri
Sportsman Park
Destroyer Fleet Heads to Yorktown for Sesqui Pageant
The destroyer division of the scouting fleet travels to Yorktown Virginia for the sesqui centennial celebration of Cornwallis surrender. Rear Admiral W J Leahy commands from the Raleigh flagship as 22 destroyers accompany the tender Dobbin. After Yorktown the fleet moves to Charleston and then the Pacific coast for fleet maneuvers.
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Newport
R. I
Yorktown
Cornwalls
W. J. Leahy
Raleigh
Dobbin
Charleston
S. C
Pacific Coast
Woman sues over missed bus for Decoration Day visit
Mrs Frank Miller of St Louis sues a bus company for 2500 dollars claiming humiliation and anguish after missing a bus to Nameoki Illinois on Decoration Day. She has not visited graves of relatives in 20 years due to the incident.
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ST. Louis
Frank Miller
Nameoki
Cost 85 Cents To Put Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work Again
A promotional chiropractic style claim promotes Allenru as a guaranteed rheumatic remedy. The ad asserts pain relief within 48 hours or money back, targeting problems such as neuritis sciatica lumbago. It directs readers to Mann Drug Co. for purchase.
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Allenru
Mann Drug Co
Football Penalties Answered by Southern Official
Bunn W. FF explains penalties on kickoffs and fouls. If ball in play by receiving team 15 yard penalty. if ball out of bounds 15 yards on next kickoff. touchback from 20 yard line. special case on second kickoff. Also discusses safety disqualification for intentional foul behind goal line and option to decline with player ejection.
Brothers Oppose Each Other When Davidson Meets W L Saturday
Davidson College Wildcats and Washington and Lee Generals meet in Lexington, Virginia, Saturday afternoon. Two lines and two coaching staffs will be led by brothers, with Tex Tilson coaching for Davidson and his brother guiding W L in a renewed rivalry.
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Davidson
N. C
Jimmy DeHart
Monk Younger
Tex Tilson
Washington and Lee Generals
Davidson College Wildcats
Lexington
DeHart
Tilson
Duke University
Washington and Lee
Generals
Wildcats
Tex
Damita Busy With Talkies Denies Marriage Rumors
Cabeh Lili Damita says she has no time to think about engagement or marriage as rumors swirl about a proposal. She denies being married or about to wed and emphasizes her busy schedule in film work.
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Santa Barbara
Cabeh
Lili Damita
Talkies
Iink
Beall refining Panther play after tough opener
Coach Julian Beall and Red Watkins target rough spots as High Point College Panthers recover from a 7 6 loss to Lynchburg College and prep for the North State Conference opener against Appalachian Teachers in Boone. The veterans displayed a solid ground game despite mud and penalties while aiming for machine like precision. Next home game comes a week later against Wofford College in a likely hard fought match.
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High Point College
Appalachian Teachers
Julian Beall
Purple Panthers
Lynchburg College
Applachain
Boone
Panthers
Lynchburg
Hornets
Panther
Beall
Red Watkins
High Point
Collegians
Appalachian
Wofford College Combine
South Carolinians
Big Five Coaches Push Teams Through Practice
North Carolina coaches report reduced injuries and steady progress as teams assess springlike pace. At Chapel Hill Chuck Collins uses kindergarten drills to polish weaknesses after a 37 0 win over Wake Forest and prepares for Vanderbilt trip. Wade tests new backfield combos after South Carolina loss while focusing on reshaping plans for Furman and V M I games. Davidson drills sharpen after State setback with Peabody returning to first string. State works on backfield shifts and line depth as Florida awaits.
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J. M. Roberts
Charlotte
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
Wake Forest
Deacon
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Wade
Wallace Wade
Joe Sink
Pat Miller
Davidson Wildcats
Greensboro
N. C. State
Washington and Lee
Peabody
State
Allen Nelms
Matt Matlack
Florida
Gators
Fusal
Carolina
Tar Heels
Lenoir-Rhyne
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Hickory
State Passing Looks Best In Several Years
Raleigh news brief notes North Carolina State football improving in passing after a Davidson game, with sophomore halfback Don Wilson throwing 21 yards for a touchdown and scoring another on a seven yard run, signaling progress in the Wolfpack offense.
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Raleigh
N. C
Wolfpack
Jack McDowell
Davidson
Don Wilson
Wolves Scramble for 11 Yards in Off-Side Clash
State offense breaches Cats’ line on next play as a quarterback runs 11 yards and comes up inches shy of a score. Sophomores Bob McQuage and John Lanning are noted as two Wolves capable passers.
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State
Cats
Bob McQuage
John Lanning
Sophs
Il Duce Turns Playwright on Broadway Drama About Napoleon Negotiations
Mussolini may stage a Broadway drama about Napoleon as negotiations proceed in New York. The proposed work would dramatize the life of the Italian leader and his era.
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IL Duce
New York
Mussolini
Broadway
Napoleon
Play-O-Graph to Record World Series Actions in High Point
The Play-O-Graph will provide a play by play account of the 1931 World Series from St. Louis and Philadelphia. It will record pitches hits outs and runs for local fans above The Enterprise office with AP sports writers and staff coordinating coverage.
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Enterprise
North Main Street
St. Louis
High Point
Associated Press Daily
Sportsman's Park
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Alan Gould
Gould
Associated Press
Edward J. Neil
Generals
Charles Dankley
Gayle Talbot, Jr
William Weeks
Hugh
Cards and A's face off in World Series preview
A Chicago style look predicts the St Louis Cardinals to win four games in a seven game series against the Oakland Athletics. It praises Card pitching Frisch Gelbert and Sunny Jim's bat while noting the A's edge in outfield and strength behind the plate.
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Cardinal
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
Sunny Jim
St. Louis
Bac
Cardinals Rally in Tight Third as Adams Triumphs at Bat
Sparky Adams, the diminutive ace, outhits rival Jimmy by about 30 points and leads the two-base clonter, while Dykes clings to a See edge in the field. Adams, with a stronger in field showing, is expected to improve the series performance over Dykes.
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Sparky Adams
Jimmy
Clonter
Cardinal
Adams
A's versus Cards in World Series edge debated
The piece argues the Athletics hold a slight outfield edge with Simmons Haas and Miller against the Cardinals trio Hafey Martin Watkins but predicts the Cards should win the World Series. It notes pitching woes and a rookie spark favoring St Louis while doubting Mack can recreate past power spurts.
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al Simmons
Mule Haas
Bing Miller
A's
Chick Hafey
Pepper Martin
George Watkins
Simmons
Hafey
A’s
Birds
Cramer
Moore
Watkins
Roettger
Orsatti
Blades
Cubs
Connie Mack
Bisons Prepare For Lexington Game Friday
Buffaloes coach Wade Marlette tightens tackling and backfield speed as Durham loss prompts emphasis on run plays. Guarino Ridge and Montgomery show speed, Sizemore returns at right end, while a sharper split second timing is urged for Friday’s clash with Lexington high.
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Jack Gillen
Wade Marlette
Tees Oe
Buffaloes
Xington
Durham Bulldogs
Bison
Lexington
Mariette
Charlie Spencer
Durham
Guarino
Ridge
Culler
Montgomery
Bisons
High Point
Land of the Sky
Asheville High School
Frank Sizemore
Husky
McGugin Heads New Southern Conference Plan
Nashville, Sept 29. Plans for a Big Ten of the Southern Conference to curb subsidizing and recruiting were revealed. Dan McGugin of Vanderbilt elected chairman of the coaches committee. Dr L C Glenn said a December report will outline a code forbidding contact with high school athletes to influence selections. Members include Bill Alexander, Harry Mehre, Charlie Bachman, Chuck Collins, Harry Gamage, Chet Wynne, and Herman Bierman. Eight schools are represented with two more to join.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dan MccGugin
Vanderbilt
L. C. Glenn
New Orleans
Glenn
McGugin
Atlanta
Bill Alexander
Georgia School of Technology
Harry Mehre
University of Georgia
Charlie Bachman
University of Florida
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Harry Gamage
University of Kentucky
Chet Wynne
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Hernie Bierman
Tulane University
Sun Beau Arrives For Hawthorne Cup Race
Sun Beau, Kilmer’s money champion, has arrived at Hawthorne to compete in the $25,000 added gold cup race on October 8. Also notes Alabama mining activity and Jamaica dental cleaning practices from the same report.
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Sun Beau
Chicago
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Hawthorne
Fights Last Night
Pittsburgh Tony Herrera outpointed Joe Goodman in ten. Columbus Tony Lombardo stopped Benny Burns in six. Dayton Mickey Gerro and Harry Ferry Anderson halted in seven. St Louis Joe Ghaouly outpointed Davey Abad in fifteen. Sioux City Sammy Martin and Firpo Higgins drew. Louisville Jimmy Sayers outpointed Frisco Grande in newspaper decision. Salt Lake City Manuel Quintero defeated Felix Thomes in ten
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Pittsburgh
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Tex
Joe Goodman
Cleveland
Columbus
Tony Lombardo
Toledo
Benny Burns
Dayton
Mickey Gerro
Hartford
Conn
Harry Ferry Anderson
Ind
Louis
Joe Ghaouly
St. Louis
Davey
Abad
Panama
Sioux City
Florida boxers sharpen for bouts in three cities
Spartanburg reports Charley Von Reeden of Jacksonville out pointed Chief Perry Knowles of St. Petersburg in a ten round match. Columbia notes Bob Godwin of Daytona Beach knockout Jimmie McDuffie of Atlanta in four rounds.
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Spartanburg
Charley von Reeden
Jacksonville
Fla
Perry Knowles
St. Petersburg
Columbia
Bob Godwin
Dayton
Beach
Jimmie McDuffie
Atlanta
Guy Lacy Rejoins Hornets To Lead 1932 Squad
Charlotte announces that Guy Lacy, who piloted the Hornets to a Piedmont league pennant last year, has signed to lead the team again in 1932. He returns after guiding the club through the recent season, reaffirming his leadership role.
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Charlotte
Guy Lacy
Charlotte Hornets
Hornets
Georgia Tech Faces South Carolina In Key Saturday Battle
Georgia Tech’s Yellow Jackets sharpen tactics for a pivotal SEC clash with South Carolina as eight conference games loom. Florida’s Bo Me Clellan suffers a fractured ankle while Homer Seay returns from a sprained ankle but unlikely to play versus NC State. Vanderbilt and North Carolina University prep for Saturday scrimmages ahead of Nashville and conference play.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina State
Bo MeClellan
Gators
Homer Seay
Cy State
North Carolina University
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Fusal
Carolina
Western Kentucky
Maureen Orcutt wins medal at Canadian women's golf
Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey won the medal in the 18 hole qualifying round of the Canadian women's golf championship tying for first with 80 strokes and finishing one ahead of Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa the 1929 winner.
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Toronto
Ont
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
United States
Miss Orcutt
Alexa Stirling Fraser
Ottawa
Cubs and White Sox Open Chicago Series
In Chicago the Cubs and White Sox prepare for a city series opener at Wrigley Field tomorrow. The matchup pits the National League club against their Crosstown rivals in a high profile baseball event.
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Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Cane Cubs
Wrigley Field
Umpires Named for World Series Play in American League
President Harridge selects Richard F. Nallin and William A. McGowan as the American League umpires assigned to work in the World Series. The announcement sets the officiating lineup for the proceed ing postseason contest.
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UMPS
Chicago
Richard F. Nallin
William A McGowan
William Harridge
Cardinals Fight Backers Hold Fast to A’s Rivalry
A gritty debate frames fans’ loyalty as they pledge to stand with the Cardinals amid a long standing rivalry while acknowledging the Athletics as worthy rivals and noting a potential shift if the A’s win.
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Re Aan
Derringer
Hallahan
Destroyer Fleet
Virginia
Helen Hicks
Glenna Collett Ware
W.&l
Paul Hutlehine
Ed Shinn
Bob Edwards
Charles Owene
Furman
Purple Hurricane
iNér
Jack B. Gillen, Jr
Keystone
Frankie Frisch
Fordham Flash
Max Bishop
Charley Gelbert
Joe Boley
Dib Williams
Gelbert
Frisch
Cardinals
ART Shires
Bad Boy
Brewers
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Art
Shires
American Association
Marlette
Spencer
Mgugin
Alabama
Jamaica
Gamecocks
Golden Tornado
Duke
Mia, R. L. Freeman
Gainesville
Doz
East Washington
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