Mutual admiration marks Cronin Terry ahead of World Series
Joe Cronin and Bill Terry display on and off field respect as they prepare for the world series starting at the Polo Grounds. Cronin praises Merry for Giants spirit while predicting a six or seven game series with pitching deciding the outcome. He plans to rely on Crowder Whitehill Weaver and Stewart and to use Goose Goslin in right field against both handed pitching.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Mutual
Joe Cronin
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Senators
Giants
Joe
Merry
Cronin
Hubbell
Crowder
Whitehill
Weaver
Stewart
Goose Goslin
Ve Harris
Blue Devils and Cadets Clash in Southern Conference Opener
Duke University and Virginia Military Institute meet under lights tomorrow night in the first Southern Conference game of 1933. The winner gains a one week edge in the race for the league title as North Carolina merchants sponsor the event with a holiday atmosphere and a mammoth parade planned.
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Duke University
Virginia Military Institute
North Carolina
Duke
Durham
Blue Devils
Vv. M. L
C. Henry
King Cotton Hotel
Cadeta
Blue Devil Stadium
Adams Millis advances to finals with 11 3 win over Amos
Adams Millis defeated the Amos nine 11 to 3 to reach the City wide baseball tournament final. Wilson started, left after the second, Sherrill relayed from mound and delivered timely hits, while Chilton, Smith, Harvey, Peace, Stone and Mann drove in runs. Amos, led by Riley and Brown, managed two doubles and a lone hit. Next the winner of Marietta Painters vs Amazon Cotton Mills meets Adams Millis Saturday at 10 30 on the college field. finals to be announced Sunday.
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Wilson
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Amos Boys
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Peace
Triple
Stone
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Brown
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Marietta Painters
Amazon Cotton Mills
College Field
Yesterday's stars of s8eGr into paces
Babe Ruth of the Yankees homered and drove in three. Danny Taylor hit and scored in the Dodgers first game against the Braves. Senators, and other details are unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Senators
Danny Taylor
Dodgers
Braves
Ree
Preseason football notes from Southeastern Conference teams
Atlanta reports on the end of daily practice as SEC squads prepare for weekend games. Alabama's status is uncertain for Oglethorpe. Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky, Vanderbilt and others announce readiness or lingering injuries. Many teams face tough openers including Georgia versus NC State and Tulane versus Texas A&M.
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Oglethorpe
Big Red Regiment
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Dogse
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Gandy
Jim Walker
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Harry Mehre
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Florida
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Mercer
West Point
Army
Vanderbilt
Norman
Oklahoma
Sooners
Hubbell Victor in Warm-Up Tilt
World Series tune-up shows Carl Hubbell winning his warm-up for the Giants while Hal Schmacker loses to Washington and the Yankees dominate Stewart and Crowder. Jimmie Foxx reaches 200 hits as Boston beats Philadelphia 4 3, and Boston Braves draw closer to St Louis Card after a Brooklyn win.
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Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Washington
Wally Stewart
al Crowder
New York Yankees
Stewart
Crowder
Yanks
Jimmie Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletica
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Football Forecasters Face Turbulent Fall Says Professor Prog
The piece narrates Professor Prog nosticator predicting many troubles for football forecasters this fall. It notes the Hermit of Billy Goat Mountain in Asheville claims to have the right low-down on upsets and knockdowns.
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Billy Goat Mountain
Asheboro
Bisons Meet Durham High Tonight In Tobacco City
Twenty two players traveled from High Point to Durham as the Black Bisons prepare to face Central High School at 8 o clock. Coach Meciver aims to upset the favored team with a disciplined attack after a week of signals and practice. Players on the trip include Earnhardt Whitener Hinkle Hall Copeland Ridge Lea Summey Johnson Craven Hill Hendricks Phibbs Shelton Montgomery Grant Byram Spry Davis.
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High Point High School
Durham
Black Bisons
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Staton Meciver
Melver
Oo Earnhardt
Julian Whitener
Fred Willie Hinkle
Russell Hall
Jack Copeland
Fred Ridge
Arthur Lea
Lawrence Summey
Ralph Johnson
Ed Craven
Norman Hill
Nerman Hendricks
Ralph Phibbs
Billy Shelton
Joe Montgomery
Worth Grant
Martin Taylor
Henry Byram
Walter Spry
Olin Davis
Southpaw All-Stars Set For Amateur Club Game
Industrial All-Stars and Amateur All-Stars meet at Willis Park Sunday at 3 30 for a charity exhibition for the high school athletic fund. Industrial features nine left handed batters among twelve players, with two pitchers left handed.
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Southpaw Industrial Stars
Willis Park
High School Athletic Fund
Pap Hill
Stanford Meets California Club in Grudge Boat
National football schedule highlights a Palo Alto grudge featuring Stanford against the University of California Los Angeles in a debut likened to a Pittsburgh juggernaut. Other marquee games include Army vs Mercer, Navy vs William & Mary, and clashes across the East Midwest and Far West with Illinois, Drake, Georgia Tech, Texas, and California among the many matchups.
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New York
Palo Alto
Stanford
University of California At
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Iowa
South Carolina
Warner
Temple Owls
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Iowa State
Far West
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Duquesne
West Virginia
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Warren Heller
Washington & Jefferson
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Macon
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Dartmouth
Norwich
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Drake
Minnesota
South Dakota State
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Creighton
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Detroit
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Georgia Tech
Duke
Virginia Military
Georgia
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Kentucky
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Tennessee
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Texas Tech
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Texas Mines
Arkansas
Oklahoma Baptist
Baylor
St. Edwards
Washington
Montana
Oregon State
California
Aggies
Nevada
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High Point Industrial Fair Draws Large Crowds
Crowds pack the High Point Industrial Fair as it runs through Saturday. Free nightly acts and a grand fireworks display entertain attendees. A membership booth for the American Legion and Auxiliary accepts applicants, overseen by Mrs. A. M. Richardson this afternoon, W. L. Langdon tonight, Mrs. D. D. Arden Saturday afternoon, and E. L. Bennett Saturday night.
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High Point
American Legion and Auxiliary
A. M. Richardson
W. L. Langdon
D. D. Arden
Major General King Sets September 30 Enlistment Deadline for CCC Camps
Fort McPherson Ga Sept 29 Major General Edward L King announces September 30 as the re enlistment deadline for civilian conservation corps camps Indications show 85 percent of current enrollees and 95 percent of veterans will re enlist for an additional six months The effort will fill about 12 000 vacancies with 11 500 among young men and 750 among veterans New camps will be opened in the south with about 25 sites in the Tennessee valley and locations in Cherokee national forest Great Smoky Mountains National Park Lookout Mountain Chattanooga and Wamba National Forest are among approved sites Mel Almade of the Red Sox led an Athletics attack with three singles and a stolen base.
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Fort Mcpherson
Edward L. King
Fourth Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Veterans’ Administrative
Washington
King
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee
North Carolina
Cherokee National Forest
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Park
South Carolina
Wamba National Forest
Judge Winston To Speak At Founders Day Event
Judge Robert W. Winston, noted author and jurist, will deliver the Founders Day address at the University of North Carolina on October 12 as the school marks its 140th anniversary. The birthday celebration will span that day and the week with activities in communities across state lines and abroad, with exercises lasting about an hour and classes suspended.
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Chapel Hill
Robert W. Winston
University of North Carolina
Seven All Stars Chosen By AP Ballot With AL Dominance
Seven players from the American League and five from the National League gained spots on the AP all star major league team chosen by editors and writers. Joe Cronin led the AL with 88 of 89 votes for shortstop, while Dick Bartell received one vote. Carl Hubbell and Chuck Klein led NL selections with 84 and 81 votes respectively.
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New York
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Chuck Klein
Senators
Giants
Alvin Crowder
Gus Mancuso
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Bob Grove
Vines Stories Scrutinized As Critics Stand Firm
New York reports on Ellsworth Vines, ex champion, re affirming criticism of American Davis cup strategy. AP found he repeated remarks after Newport talk and urged a former player as non playing captain, naming Hunter Richards or Johnson, with Tilden also listed. Vines defended his views to Prentice while praising him as a friend.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Associated Press
Vines
Newport
Los Angeles
Bernon Prentice
Perry Jones
California Tennis Association
Californian
Newport, R. I
Boston Transcript
George Carens
East
Alan
Prentice
William T. Tilden
William M. Johnston
Gladiators salute Claudius with famous phrase
The passage notes that the gladiators entering the arena saluted Emperor Claudius with the line we who are about to die, salute thee, portraying the ritual greeting of arena combatants.
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Claudius
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