Cubs to Face Tigers in World Series Opener
Charley Grimm announced the Cubs will oppose the Detroit Tigers in the World Series game in Detroit on Wednesday. Manager Grimm said the team will decide the division of Series receipts and depart from Chicago at 4 10 PM arriving 9 30 PM to rest and practice. Tickets go on sale at 8 o clock tomorrow with box office hours extended.
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Lonamneke
Pride of
St. Louis
Detroit
Pracer
Navin
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Wrigley Field
Tigers Open World Series Practice at Navin Field
Detroit fans greet the Tigers in the 1935 World Series as Mickey Cochrane toils in a remodeled Navin Field. Auxiliary bleachers add 15 000 seats and the capacity tops 60 000 while out of town fans stream in and hotels fill.
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Bengals
Navin Field
Mickey Cochrane
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Detroit Tigers Hold Defensive Edge in World Series Preview
Detroit’s infield dubbed the Bat of Death leads a stronger defense than Chicago’s, with Hank Greenberg Charley Gehringer Billy Rogell and Marvin Owen keying the unit. Cubs rely on a sharp outfield and stronger pitching led by Lon Warneke, while Joe Camilli and Gabby Hartnett backstop, but Detroit’s balance across positions gives them the edge in the opening series.
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Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Billy Rogell
Marvin Owen
Cubs
Lon Warneke
Gabby Hartnett
Aga
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Inn
Tiger Rooters
T Cub
Phil Ca
Billy Herman
Bill Jurges
Stanley Hack
Tiger
Greenberg
Green
Hej
Cavarretta
Cub
Charley Grimm
Herman
Gehringes
Sea Keystone
Rogell
Owen
Surges
Mack
Frank Demaree
Freddie Lanstrom
Augie Galan
Pete Fox
Goose Goslit
Jo Jo White
Cochrane
Gerald Wal
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
Summary of annual league leaders in both leagues with names like Gehrig Greenberg Foxx Medwick and Myer. Highlights include top hitters Vosmik Cramer and Gehrig with runs and hits, plus pitching leaders Auker Lee and Henshaw.
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Senators
Foemik
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehring- Pisin
Greenberg
Tigers
Vosmik
Cramer
Vyoemik
Stone
Foxx
Red Sox
Auker
Allen Yankees
Potato Nutrition Rethink: Keep Skin For Max Nutrients
Observations note that cooking with potato skins preserves nutrients. The text also mentions owls reducing noise perception by closing ears. Further details about owls’ ear anatomy are implied but not fully described.
Duke Navy Tilt and SE Conference Rivals Loom
Duke dominates South Carolina 47 to 0 and targets Washington and Lee in Richmond while UNC prepares for Tennessee in Knoxville. Wake Forest faces Clemson. NCSU meets South Carolina as five Big Five squads depart NC. Duke’s Ace Parker and Hackney elevate team stock.
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Duke University
Blue Devils
South Carolina
Gamecock's
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Generals
Duke
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Knoxville
N. C. State
Davidson
Greensboro
Columbia
Clemson College
Tigers
W. P. S. Davidson
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Lenoir-Rhyne
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Catawba
Newberry
Salisbury
Guilford
Wofford
Spartanburg
Elon
Westchester
Wallace Wade
Blue Devil
Clarence
Parker
Elmore Hackney
Chapel Hill
Demon Deacons
Carolina
Jim Hutchins
Deacon
Hank Anderson
Wolfpack
Wildcats
Presbyterians
Red Raider backfield shines in tight gridiron showdowns
Eddie Berlinski Cowboy Robinson and other Red Raider backs produced solid gains in two long drives for touchdowns behind a sturdy line. Davidson sparked the Wolfpack with a 7-7 threat in the second period, giving fans a tense contest.
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Cowboy Robinson
Red Raider
Davidson
Wolfpack
Tough gridiron schedule as teams prepare for tougher tests
In college football this weekend top teams meet stiffer foes after uneven results. Texas Christian faces Arkansas after last year's 24-10 defeat. Texas meets Louisiana State while Texas A and M, Baylor, SMU, Tulsa, Temple, Rice, and Duquesne also schedule decisive clashes. Oregon State travels to California. St. Mary’s meets California at Berkeley. Santa Clara versus Washington. Utah confronts an unnamed opponent.
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Arkansas
Christian
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Texas A. & I
Louisiana State
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Tulsa
Temple
Texas A. & M
Rice
Duquesne
Oregon State
Williamette
University of California
Los Angeles
St. Mary's
Nevada
California
Berkeley
Santa Clara
Washington
Utah University
Grocers Lose and Start Up Over Fifty Thousand Since 1929
More than 50,000 U S grocers closed their doors annually since 1929 while a slightly smaller number opened new stores in the same period. The figures indicate a volatile retail landscape with many exits and entries in the grocery trade.
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U. S
Powerful Lines Mark Openers For North Carolina Duke Wake Forest
In the 1935 season opening the Big Five defenses showed strength. North Carolina shut out Wake Forest 14 to 0 while Davidson and Duke fought tight battles. State’s Wolfpack remained formidable on defense after a 14-7 win over Davidson. The piece forecasts hard fought, nip and tuck clashes ahead in the state.
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Carolina
Duke
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Demon Deacons
Deacons
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Wildcats
Cats
Durham
Blue Devils
South Carolina
Racing Bowed Out At Willis Park In Unfulfilled Promises
About 600 fans watched a Sunday racing program at Willis park in High Point fade as promoters failed to deliver promised events. Only five racers appeared instead of a dozen, dust obscured results, and the crowd showed little interest as the paper declined to cover further races.
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Cr. C. Gray
The Goon Wrestling Fame Reaches North Carolina
The Goon Jim Henry draws large crowds in Greensboro Winston-Salem and other cities. Promoter Curt Denning expects his Friday appearance in the new arena to boost the program. The writer seeks to uncover what makes The Goon so appealing to fans.
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Jim Henry
the Goon
The
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Curt Denning
College football slate widens across regions
The schedule lists Oregon vs Stanford in San Francisco and USC vs Idaho in Los Angeles while Notre Dame travels to Pittsburgh to face Carnegie Tech. Other key games include Kentucky at Ohio State, Michigan State at Michigan, Nebraska at Iowa State, and Maryland-style matchups across the East and South with Georgia Tech, Alabama, Tulane, and North Carolina all on notable runs.
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Stanford
University of San Francisco
San Francisco
College of the Pacific
Southern California
Los Angeles
Idaho
Gonzaga
Spokane
Notre Dame
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Cargenie Tech
Tech
Case
Urdue
Northwestern
Kentucky
Columbus
Ohio State
Illinois
Washington University
Carroll
Chicago
Centre
Indiana
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Princeton
Army
William and Mary
Cornell
Western Reserve
Fordham
Boston College
Washington and Jefferson
Pitt
Harvard
Springfield
Yale
New Hampshire
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Colorado State Setup Floodlight Night Showdown
Colorado State hosts Denver University in a floodlight game Friday night while Colorado Mines faces Wyoming University on Saturday.
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Ence
Colorado State
Denver University
Colorado Mines
Wyoming University
1936 State Skeet Shoot Set for High Point Club
At a Winston Salem meeting the North Carolina Skeet Shooters association voted to hold the 1936 state championship at High Point under the National Skeet Shooting association. Officers elected were Oscar O. Efird president W. B. Thomas vice president and J. P. Rawley secretary and treasurer.
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North Carolina Skeet Shooters Association
Winston-Salem
High Point
National Skeet Shooting Association
Boston
Mass
Oscar O. Efird
W. B. Thomas
J. P. Rawley
Jones and Thomas Tie In Skeet Shoot
C Buddy Jones of Atlanta and W B Thomas tied for first with 24 of 25 at High Point Skeet Club Saturday. R B Wibbetts of Atlanta and T E Valentine of Thomasville tied for second with 22. W L Travis of High Point won third with 21. Other scores from Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem Goldsboro and High Point listed.
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C. Buddy Jones
Atlanta
W. B. Thomas
High Point
R. B. Wibbetts
T. E. Valentine
Thomasville
W. L. Travis
Charlotte
F. H. Norris
F. H. Hyatt
Greensboro
M. K. Griffin
R. W. Andrews
J. H. Mason
Winston-Salem
Clyde C. Culler
Clyde C. Culler, Jr
Goldsboro
J. K. Melthenny
Qd. P. Rawley
A. L. Alred
G. G. Preston
C. ©. Robbins
H. M. Adams
C. R. Wright
C. H. Smith
Welcome Nugget and Blanche Barkley Nuggets Compared
The Welcome Nugget weighing 182.9 pounds was found in the Bakery Hill mine at Ballarat Victoria in 1858 and reputed to be the world's largest. The Blanche Barkley nugget found in South Australia weighed 149 pounds as the second largest.
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Ballarat
Victoria
Blanche Barkley
South Australia
Past Baseball Season One Of Greatest Ever Known For Big Leagues
The 1935 major league season closed with Babe Ruth retiring from the Braves and fans flocking to games. Night baseball debuted with floodlit games in Cincinnati and strong attendance records marked the Giants Dodgers Yankees Tigers and Red Sox. Newcomers like Vernon Kennedy and Bill Terry's Giants rose while veterans Hartnett Grove and Gehrig continued strong performances.
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Fullerton, JR
Anomatwl Press
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Braves
Emil Fuchs
Fuchs
Charlies F. Adams
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Cincinnat
Polo Grounds
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Yankees
Tigers
Cardinals
Boston Fed Sox
Fenway Park
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Chicago
Dazzy Vance
Chick Hafey
George Pipgras
Flint Rhein
Larry Benton
Fred Marberry
Bill Terry
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
John Whitehead
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh
Clyde Castleman
Terry Moore
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Jessie
Pop) Haines
Hank O'Dea
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Walter Johnson
Indians
Steve O'Neill
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Dykes
Chuck Dressen
Reds
Pie Traynor
Buck Harris
Cronin
Washington
Senators
The Goon and Dawkins to Clash in High Point Arena Card
Scotty Dawkins faces Don McIntyre in a feature wrestling match at High Point Arena on Friday night with Jim Henry The Goon and Irish Jack McArthur in the semi final. The two main event stars are undefeated here and expected to draw a large crowd as two out of three falls with hour and a half main event. Doors open seven with over 1000 fans anticipated for the colorful program promoted by Curt Denning.
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Scotty Dawkins
Don McIntyre
High Point Arena
Jim Henry
Jack McArthur
Goon
Jack
Dawkins
McIntyre
Comminsion
High Point
Sid Westrich
Axel Anderson
Ra Malott
Jim Wright
Panshera
McIintyre
Alile
Henry
Charlotte
Coon
McArthur
Ireland
Cleon
Tulsa University
S J. Mary's
Calif
Furniture City
Curt Denning
Johnson May Run for Lt. Governor
Raleigh, Sept 30 A report says Robert Grady Johnson of Pender county, former speaker of the house, is considering a bid for lieutenant governor. Three announced candidates are State Senator Paul D. Grady, W. P. Horton, and former State Senator George McNeill. A leading unannounced candidate is Representative Willie Lee Lumpkin.
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Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
Robert Grady Johnson
Pender County
General Assembly
Paul D. Grady
Johnston County
W. P. Horton
Chatham
George McNeill
Cumberland County
Willie Lee Lumpkin
Launch of Statewide School Bus Safety Campaign
Raleigh reports Claude Gaddy director of school bus transportation says a state wide school bus safety campaign is underway. Special instructions have been sent to drivers and mechanics and the highway department and highway commission pledge cooperation.
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Raleigh
Claude Gaddy
Sch Bus Transportation
Gaddy
Highway Rol
Highway Commission
Bee Transfer Timing During Fruit Bloom Season Found
Researchers note that the optimal time to move bee colonies to new hives coincides with the peak fruit bloom period. This timing aligns with flower abundance and colony forage, potentially reducing stress on the bees during relocation.
Captive candidates and looming Lt Governor race debate
In Franklin county and neighboring areas discussions swirl around a seventh political candidate linked to the Lt Governor contest. Three announced candidates face pressure from anti sales tax factions to broaden the field while others push Lumpkin into the race despite Gratty campaigning on a sales tax platform.
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Lena Harriss Newman
New Hano
Carl L. Bailey
Washinton
Mentio
Dem
Cers
Lumpkin
Gratty
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