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High School Has
Postponed Clash
With Wake lon Hi
Announcement was mack* today that.
* t'othail f*anii* scheduled foe thi s
afternoon h« re with .hi Wakolon high
pch.ooi of Zobulo’i o:*-- reen pc stpo.ied
because of rain, and \vil ! ho plryf.d
nee Tue -day The niiost had been
carded foj this afternoon and M.e
highs were ready rot the game when
rain interferrod to the extent it ha.i
to he 03lied off.
Duke And Giemson
Ready For Battle
At Duke Tomorrow
Durban Oet ft- Withe the arrival
of Clrmi n’s Tigers here today, the
stage war set for the major early
season football engagement in the
Southern conference which will take
place in Duke stadium tomorrow aft
ernoon when the boys of Jess Neely
meet Duke's Blue Devils. The kick
off will he at 2:.in.
. Fresh front a great stand against
Georgia Tech which might have been
a vistory instead of a 12-7 defeat hut
for a fumble on the one-yard line, the
Tigers ate rated to he enough opposi
their hardest games of thp season,
tion to give the Blue Devils one of
By thei: great game against the
Yellow Jackets last week. Clemson as
stimed the tole as being one of the
most threatening teams in the South
ern conference football race and the
winner of tomorrow's game will be the
"team to heal" in the 193-1 campaign.
A big and husky forward wall be
hind which a set of hard-driving, fast
stepping set of hacks perform, will
face the Blue Devils tomorrow. The
line completely stopped the running
attack of Tech's best team in recent
years and. with Randy Hinson, as the
spearhead, the Tigers several times
advanced far into Jacket territory.
The game will mark the first time
Wallace Wade of Duke and Ness Neely
ol Clemson have been on opposite
sides of the field. Neely was hack
field coach under Wade at Alabama
for years, both leaving in 1931, after
producing that great Rose Bowl team
of 1930. for titer present positions.
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Horn# i 9 33
Team Scores
Alfred-Northeastern DNP
Albright-Dickinson DNP
Allegheny-Clarion DNP
Army-Davidson DNP
Boston U.-New Hampshire 6-35
Bowdoin-Mass. State ~..0-14
Brooklyn-Amold DNP
Brown-Rhode Island 26-0
Buffalo-Hamilton ..0-15
Carnegie Tech-Miami (O.) ....DNl*
Catholic-LaSalle 37-6
C. C. N. Y.-Baltimore I>Nl*
Colgate-St. Lawrence 47.0
Conn. State-Wesleyan 0-1!)
Cornell-Richmond 28-7
Dartmouth-Vermont 39.6
Davis-Elkins-W. Va. Wes 27-6
Dickinson-Valley City 19-n
Drexel-West Chester 13-7
Fairmont-Kio Grande DNP
Ford ham-Westminster pNP
F &. M.-Rutgers . o-io
Georgetown-Mt. St. Mur.v , ...18-0
Gettysburg-.) uniutu . 6-9
Grove City-Holbrook DN’l*
Harvard-Rates ... 33-0
Hobart-Fnion .0-32
Holy Cross-Providence 11-0
Lafayette-Muhlenberg 20-0
Lehigh-Hu verford DM'
Muine-Lowell 11-0
Marshall-Rethany . . DNP
Nassau-New York Aggies 9-13
New York-Johns Hopkins DNP
Norwlch-St. Anselm DNP
Penn State-Lebanon 32-6
Pennsylvania-Crsinus DNP
Princeton-Amherst . 40.0
St. Joseph-Delaware . .0-0
St. Vincent-Way nesburg DNP
Springfleld-Boston Col DNP
Susquehana-Moravian .0-6
Syracuse-Clarkson 52-0
Trinity-Rensselaer .. DNP
Trenton-Wagner 20-0
Tufts-Colb.v «.()
Vi I la nova-West Maryland DNP
W. A J.-Wooster PNP
West Virginia-Pittsburgh 0-21 !
William & Mary-Emory Henry. 6-25
Williams-Middlebury o-3
Worcester-Coast Guard 0-25
Yale-Columbia PNP
CANADA
•'tniUbs-Jamestowu pnp |
"P-l pvf'C.ttcordia DNP
Civil War Sweeps Spain
In Fight On Government
(Continued from Page One.)
been taken by the extremists and re
captured, with death to two.
GOVERNMENT’S OVERTHROW
AIM OF RADICAL STRIKE
Madrid, Spain, Oct. a (AP) A rad
ical strike with the overt!.row of the
government as its announced aims,
swept Spain today, and by noon nine
persons had been killed and an unesti
mated number wounded.
Three civil guards, one assault
guard and one extremist were report
ed killed in Asturias during several
gunfire clashes. Several extremists
were cirtically injured when strikers
assaulted a eviil guard detachment
near the Seledura line. The extre
mists were repulsed, and the authori
ties rushed reinforcements for the
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HENDERSON, (N. C.> DAILY DISPATCH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934.
INTERSECTIONAL
Home 1933
Team Scores
Colorado-Missouri PNP
Navy-Virginia 13.7
Notre Dame-Texas pNl*
Purdue-Rice DNP
Rochester-Oberjin 0-12
Note: DM* means "Did Not Flay".
PACIFIC COAST
Coact. Conference ,
Oregon State-Stanford DNP
S. California-Wash. State 33-0
Otkor Games
California. Sf. Mary 14-13
Fresno State-Cal. Ramblers 0-7
Idaho-Gonznga 20-12
Nevada-Cal. Aggies 21-7
Pomona .Redlands 0-14
San Jose-Olympic Club DNl*
SOUTH
Southern Conference
Puke-Clemson DNP
South Carolina-Va. Military ..DNP
Southeastern Conference
Mabama-Sewanee |)NI*
Georgia Tech-Vanderbilt 6-9
Tulane-Alabama Poly DNP
Other Game#
Birin. South-Jncksonville .......38-0
Bow l. Green 4 Ky.l-.Memphis... .19-0
Carson Newinnn-Milligun 19-0
Centre-Union College DNP
Chattanooga-Murfreesboro 56-0
Furman-Georgia DNP
How ard-l’resb.\ terian 13-0
Louisiana-S. Methodist DNP
Louisiana College-Delta DNP
l.ouisville-Georgetown (Ky.) ...0-13
Mississippi-Southwestern 6-6
N\, Carolma-Tennessee DNP
N. Car. State-Wake Forest 0-0
Oglethorpe-The Citadel 0-13
Band Macon-St, John (Md.) ..DNP
Virginia Pol.v-Flonda DNP
MOUNTAIN
North Central Conference
Morningside-S. Dakota State 6-21
S. Dakota-N. Dakota 0-11
Wyoming-Brigham Young 3-6
Rocky Mountain Conferance
I'tah-Colorado College DNP
Utah State-Montana State .....40-6
Othar Game*
Dakota Wesley-Spearfish 20-7
Sioux Falls-Huron DNP
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guards
It was reported that the attackers
wore red socialist arm bands and used
army type gun.s,
j At the Eibar gun manufacturing
' center one extremist was killed and
j ten wounded in an attempted assault
j on the armed plant.
The government dispatched an air
] plane squadron to Asturias, which is
considered one of the extremist strong
holds, following the recent discovery
of an armed plot there. The airplanes
were to be used not only for recon
naissance hut for attacks on extremist
gatherings.
In two small twons in Catalonia the
the red flag of communism was rais
ed, but both places were captured by
assaults by the civil guards and the
extremists fled.
At Sallen several were wounded
and the guards expelled extremists.
Commerce and industry was com
pletely closed and only a few street
guards operated by soldiers were run
ning in Madrid.
The new cabinet, headed by Pre
mier Alejandro Lerroux, met in spe
cial session. Jose Maria Cid, minister
of public works, told his colleagues
that the maintenance of railway com
munications was assured, as he had
( fi t>ldiers and specail forces rea.dy to
take over the railroad in case they
were needed.
Flying squadrons of police and civil
guards were operating to keep the
capital fre eof any gathering, dis
persing under a “state of alarm’’ law
any groups of more than two persons.
Police confiscated machine guns,
pistols, ammunition and bombs from
various extremist centers and homes.
The most important police capture
was a deposit, of five machine guns.
Several socialist-communist localities
were closed and their directorate ar
it rested.
'[Textile' Industry
Improves Slowly
(Continued rrom uage One.)
fabrics, supplies were more than ade
quate. At. the beginning of the strike
it was estimated that stocks on hand
■ Were sufficient to meet six weeks de_
mand for woolen goods, eight weeks
for.cottoi* arid, eleven weeks for silk.
• The shutdown was not complete,
however, so that it can scarcely be
' estimated that stocks weie reduced
as much as one half in woolens o.’
D.ree eigh*h in cotton. As a matter
if fact, it was chiefly in certain fine
j gods cotton lines th?.t anything like
■ rea] shortages were beginning to ap
pear as general operations were re
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Western Conference
'Home 1933
Team Score 3
Northwestern-lowa 0-7
Ohio Stuto-Indiana. 21-0
Big Six Conference
(No games scheduled)
Other Game*
Akron-Kent State ~..19-6
Bowling Green (O.)-Otteihein.. DNF
Uarleton-liipon DNF
Uase-Wittenberg DNP
Uharleston-St. Viator DNP
Uinoinnati Kentucky o-$
-Uolumbia (la.)-lowa Wesley ...7-li
Creighton-Haskell 0-0
De Foul-St. Ambrose 6-9
Re Uauw-Evansville 31-9
Duluth-St. Cloud 0-T
Eau Claire-La Crosse 6-24
Fort Dodge-Waldorf 14-4
Gale-St. Faul Luther DNP
Mainline-Augsburg DNP
Hanover-Karlham 40-4
lleidelberg-Ohio Northern 19-8
Hiram-Capital 16-14
Illinois Col.-North Central DNP
lowa State-Grinnell ...DNP
Kalamazoo-Hillsdale .0-29
Kenyon-Deitiaon 0-19
Manhattan (Kan.)-Kan. State..DNP
Miehigan-Michigan State 20-8
Minnesota-Nebraska ,DNP
sfonmouth-Lnwrer.ce DNP
Moorhead-Winona .6-12
Normal-McKendree 0-9
Northland-Michigan M. & T 7-0
North West-Mission DNP
Ok la homo-Centenary DNP
Oinoha-Coe '..DNP
St. Joseph-Rose Poly .; DNP
Terre 1 (auto-Valparaiso 0-2*
Toledo-Western Reserve DNR
Tulsa-Kansas 7-*
Wabash-Manchester 6-1
Wash. (St. L.)-Illinois 6-21 1
Wisoonsin-Marquette .19-9
Ypsllanti-Marquette Tech 24-9
SOUTHWEST
Southwestern Conference
Tex. Christian-Arkansas 0-13
Other Gemes
Canyon-El Paso Mines DNP
MeMurry-Austin DNP
New Mexico-Flagstaff ~.0: 1 4
N. Mexico State-Las Vegas..,.DNP
N. Mexico Mil-Way.lo7*o
Night and Day for 14 Days
Hudson-Built Terraplane
Will Travel Route
Detroit has chosen the South for
its latest testing grounds, and today
automobile history is being made as
3 Hudson-built Terraplane rolls
arounda a giant 2,000 mile course
through five Southern states, incluri
ing this locality.
For 14 days and nights this auto
mobile will go over and over this
course until a year of hard driving
has been rolled up in two weeks’ time,
It will take punishment that few au
tomobiles ever have taken. And this
will be the second year of haid driv
ing for this Hudson built Terraplane.
It is an actual owner’s car and was
driven for a year before being select
ed at random from thousands of
similar cars for this sensational rug
gedness run.
At 7 o’clock Thursday morning when
the car, known as the “Dixie Rangei”
reached Savannah, Ga„ on the first
lap of this 2,000 mile swing, the speed
ometer registered 11,635 miles The
car had covered 1.375 miles since the
start of the run at Ralpigh, N. C., 44
hours previously. It returned to
Raleigh at 3:35 o'clock Friday morn
ing, completing the first circuit and
immediately started another.
Documents In
Insull’s Trial Given
(Continued from Page One./
filched nivestors of about $100,000,000.
Prodded by Federal Judge James H.
Wilkerson, who frequently interposed
questions. Attorney Floyd E. Thomp_
' s on, chief of the defense staff, cur
tailed his close questioning of the
brokerage house officials who came
in to identify the| books.
Special Assistant Attorney General
Leslie D. Salter brought the fight, tn a
head by objecting and Thompson be
gan a page by page inspection of onr
cf the records brought in by F, J.
Runney, office manager of Kahn,
Morton & Company, Chicago.
“This whole line of questioning is
immaterial,” said Salter. “All we ask
these witnesses is whether these are
the regular books of their houses. To
question each one about whether he
made every entry personally is a
waste of the court’s time*'.
Record tor Russia
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Michael M. Gromov
With two associates Michael CJro
mov, famous Soviet airman, piloted
a plane for 75 hours traveling 7,iU7
miles for a new world record for
non stop, non-refueling flight.
<Central Press)
Hauptmann Alibi
Partly Refuted By •
Group Os Letters
((.'unturned from T«ge One.)
the Lindbergh ransom payment.
The content of the other letters was
i.ot disclosed.
Nfew JERSEY MUST ASK Full
HAUPTMANN BEFORE WEEK
New York, Get. 5 (AP)--District
Attorney Samuel j. Foley said today
that should New Jersey ask additional
tune for a grand jury to consider kid
naping or murder charges, or both,
against Bruno Richard Hauptmann
he would ask the Bronx county court
to adjourn the extradition case here
against Hauptmann
The extortion trial in the Bronx
has been set for opening Thursday,
October 11, and a special panel or loJ
from which to select a jury has been
drawn
The Bronx prosecutor reiterated to
day previous statements that he was
willing to turn Hauptmann over to
the. New Jersey authorities provided
they make request for extradition be
• for the extortion case is brought, to
trial Asked whether he would sur
2on ted the prisoner to New Jersey,
after Thursday, the date set for the
opening of the trial in the Bronx,
Foley replied:
"I will not. surrender him unless
Jersey requests his extradition before
the actual trial begins”
It was at this point that the prose
cutor said that if Now Jersey re
quested more time for a grand jury to
consider kidnaping and murder
charges, he would ask the Bronx
county court to adjourn the case “to
comply with Jersey’s desires.”
.Frank H. Hitchcock, Postmaster-
General under Taft, born at Amherst,
G, (55 years ago.
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