High Point YMCA Fights Hard in Narrow Loss to Gibsonville
In an opening game on the TV court High Point YMCA falls 10 to 7 to Gibsonville Athletic Club. R Hayworth stands out for High Point as coach Bill Bailey uses all players, with practice limited to two or three times weekly.
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Gibsonville Athletic Club
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Gibsonville
R. Hayworth
High Point
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High Point Evol
Bylaw Debates At Southern Conference On Baseball And Pro Amidations
Southern Conference executives discussed two amendments restricting intercollegiate baseball players who received money or signed with pro teams and barring players in pro teams from other college contests. Coaches debated freshman football limits and a food-expenses measure passed 12 to 9 while some opposed it as edging toward professionalism.
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Athens
National Baseball Commission
J. F. Miller
North Carolina State
Miller
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Wade
Miles
Donahue
L. S. State
Ferguson
Athletic Council
University of Virginia
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
S. V. Sanford
University of Georgia
Sanford
Mystery poison kills fourth in St Louis area family
A mysterious toxin claimed its fourth victim in St Louis as Mildred Kuhlman 21 of Maryville Ills died. Her parents Edward and Mrs Kuhlman died in October and November while a 12 year old son Orville survived. Neighbors were sickened and a milk from cows fed white snake root weed was suspected but tests showed no poison in Mrs Kuhlman’s stomach. An autopsy was ordered to solve the case.
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BEAST
John McGinnis
Langley Rehearing Appeal Denied in Volstead Case
Cincinnati December 4 The U S circuit court of appeals denied the application for a rehearing in Congressman John W Langley of Kentucky’s Volstead law conspiracy case He remains sentenced to two years in Atlanta penitentiary
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Cincinnati
John W. Langley
Kentucky
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Langley
Atlanta
Cotton Statistics From Liverpool Budgeted Trade Figures
Liverpool December 4 AP weekly cotton statistics show warded totals of 79 000 bales with American share 54 000. Stock 679 000. American value 73 000. Imports 128 000 with American 95 000. Exports 900 with American 1 000.
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Liverpool
Golf Rules Clarified On Fence OB and Cow Interference
A club rules expert explains two cases. First, a ball stuck between netting and a loose wire remains in play unless most of it lies in OB. Second, when a cow moves a ball on the fairway, the player may drop a ball near the original spot rather than replace the ball, treating the cow as an outside agency.
Deeds Filed Reflect Numerous Small Real Estate Transfers
Six High Point sales appeared in deeds filed yesterday at the Register of Deeds in Greensboro, with total fall of about 66 888 dollars across 24 transfers. Key listings include Herbert P Leak purchasing 19 Hamilton Lab lots for 12 160 6, and Frank Swift buying College Park lot 132 for 38 625 dollars.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Wharton
Greensboro
Hamilton Lab
Herbert P. Leak
J. D. Franks
C. G. Crevenstein
Bessemer Avenue
Carolina Street
Victoria Street
R. L. Patterson
T. J. Hill
McAdoo Heights
Harry Donnell
Dr. S Gilmer
Walker Avenue
Chapman Street
Mattie H. Bogart
S. J. Marley
John J. Eich
Maggie Thomas
W. M. Weatherly
Alston Street
Frank Swift
W. H. McGlamery
College Park
L. L. McAlister
H. F. Starr
Broadacres Inc
Groomtown Road
Bank of Davie
J. W. Welborn
Clodfelter and Miller
A. L. Brooks
C. D. Benbow, Jr
Matheson-Wills Real Estate Company
George H. Mitchell, Jr
Perkins Street
W. H. Apple
B. O. Clark
Church
Cherry Streets
Leroy Robertson
Lucius Robertson
Norfolk Va
Leola Robertson
Bennett Street
George F
Skeleton of Hutchinson Woman Found in New York Swamp
Irma Tague 29 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tague of Hutchinson Kansas is believed identified from a swamp find near Waterloo New York. A music roll near the skeleton shows it was purchased in Hutchinson. Authorities think the death arose from mental depression, not murder or suicide.
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Hutchinson, Kas
Irma Tague
C. F. Tague
Waterloo
N. Y
Hutchinson
Dartmouth Leads Eastern Star Teams in AP All-Eastern Eleven
Dartmouth dominates the 1925 All-Eastern selections compiled by the AP from ten coaches. Oberlander is the lone unanimous back, with Dartmouth totaling five spots on the 22-man first and second elevens. Other Eastern teams like Syracuse Princeton and Penn follow with multiple honorees.
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Dartmouth
Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Rny
Oberlander
Big Green Forces
Parker
Mike Tully
Carl Diehl
Henry Sage
Eddie Tyron
Colgate
Ed. McMillan
Princeton
Jake Slagle
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Columbia
LaFayette
Tulley
Hansen
Chase
Pittsburgh
Diehl
Turhahn
Yale
McMillan
Foley
Tyron
Slagle
Sage
Thayer
Joss
Sprague
Army
Wilture
Carey
Cornell
Skubin
New York University
Mahan
West Virginia
Cothran
Robinson
Pease
Keefer
Brown
Kirkleski
Amos
Washington and Jefferson
Kreuse
Bessemer Highs Triumph Over Jamestown Five
Bessemer High defeated Jamestown High 20 to 11 on the High Point YMCA court last night. C Williard was the outstanding player with five field goals and strong defense. Briggs played well for Jamestown at center.
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Jamestown
High Point Y. M. C. A
Gibsonville
C. Williard
Briggs
Southern colleges adjourn after 30th annual meeting
The association of colleges and secondary schools of the southern states adjourned its 30th annual meeting in Charleston after electing officers and entrusting the executive committee to choose the 1926 meeting place between Jackson Mississippi and Jacksonville Florida.
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Charleston
D. C
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the
Southern States
Jackson, Miss
Jacksonville
Fla
Cotton Manufacturers Show Gains In Sluggish Market
Production edges up in cotton centers as drought eases in the south and mills expect full runs within a week. Demand remains quiet with gray cloths trading in small lots for quick delivery while fine yarns and fancy weaves move into deliveries early next year. Prices in primary markets show prints at 6 3/4 to 9 1/2 cents and various fabrics around 10 to 24 cents per yard.
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New York
Southern Standard
First Aviatrix Dead
Mrs Graham-White, the first English woman to fly, has died in Fay City Sussex England. Her initial flight was in a plane piloted by her son Claud Graham-White, the noted aviator.
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Fay City
Sussex
Eng
Graham-White
Claud FE. Graham-White
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