Officials of both bowling schools frown on idea
In Charlotte on December 9 the idea of a Duke versus North Carolina post season gridiron charity game was rejected by war university leaders. Coaches Collins and DeHart supported it, but Duke Dean Wannamaker and UNC President Graham, backed by faculty, ruled the plan inadvisable and against Southern Conference rules.
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Charlotte
Duke
North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Jimmy DeHart
Graham
Dean Wannameker
Plated rally by Winston-Salem Y against High Point
Winston-Salem Y M C A cage team tied High Point Y at the end of regulation and won 29 to 24 in five extra minutes. Bowles, Plaster, McAlister, Sappenfield and Lentz starred for Winston-Salem while Harkness, Southern and Pease held the High Point attack. High Point led 12 to 9 at halftime.
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Winston-Salem Y. M. C. A
High Point “Y
Grimes
Moore
Twin City
Cooper
Sappenfield
Bowles
Plaster
High Point
Quint
McAlister
Lentz
Harkness
Southern
Pease
Watson
McCain
Stout
D.F
Hinkle
Wall
Raper
Johnson
Ca Watson
Thomas
Draft Question Excites MAIGRS Meeting
Major league club owners opened the mid winter meetings amid high chatter but only draft talks sparked interest. A nine member committee of the non draft leagues invited a joint conference with national and American leagues at the Hotel Roosevelt to discuss the draft issue.
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New York
Hotel Roosevelt
Yale Bars Officials From Radio and Press Writing
Yale’s board of athletic control issued a new rule forbidding athletic officials from speaking on the radio or writing for the public press. The measure, passed November 24 and just made public, supersedes the prior ban on discussions of Yale team events by officials.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Board of Athletic Control
Lexington Urges Florida Orange Donation by J T Hedrick
J T Hedrick, a prominent Florida citrus grower and shipping executive, donated a solid carload of Florida oranges to Lexington United Charities relief fund. The executive committee of the Lexington charities organization announced the gift and called it highly appreciated.
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Lexington United Charities
Lexington
J. T. Hedrick
United Charities Relief Fund
Hedrick
Florida
Cystex Test Promises Quick Relief and Energy Boost
Advertises a urinary comfort remedy claiming fast action within 165 minutes. Proclaims dramatic mood and sleep improvements, with a money back guarantee and a price of 600 at Mann Drug Co.
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Mann Drug Co
Bowling League Night to Conclude First Half Action
The Commercial Bowling League bowls at King Pin alleys tonight at 7 30. Tonight's games close the first half with strong matches expected as the city office team may win half honors if the post office team loses. The public is invited to attend.
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King Pin
Sunshine Laundry tops first half in Commercial Bowling League
Clary of Sunshine Laundry bowled 136 pins for high single and 350 for high set to lead individual honors. Sunshine Laundry also claimed high team set with 517. Adams-Millis and City Office won three games by default as opponents failed to show due to pre holiday rush.
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Winston Health Center
King Pin
Pittman
Hamilton
Health Center
Payne
Kin Pins
King
Durbar
Pittman O
G' Boro
Forstyh Aley Wion
Lucky Srike Hi
Health Cente
Durham Alley
Piedmont League
Winston
Winnight
Durham
Brannock
Bryan Weer
Evans
Payne . Ee
Bowman
Causey
Greensboro Alleys E
Forsyth Alleys
Durham Alleys
Commercial Bowling League
Clary
Sunshine Laundry
Adams-Millis
City Office
Brewer Elected Captain of 1931 Duke Blue Devils
Pierce O. Kid Brewer was elected captain of Duke University’s 1931 football team. The rising senior from Winston-Salem alternating between halfback and fullback positions, will lead the Blue Devils while coach Jimmy DeHart announced 25 squad members would receive block letters.
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Pulrham
N.C
Pierce O
Industrial Bowling League Tonight At King Pin Alleys
Industrial Bowling League action at King Pin alleys features a tight first half race with City Light Department Stehli Silks and Hillcrest in a three way tie for top spot. One more match remains before half closes and the public is invited to attend.
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Industrial League
Industrial Bowling League
King Pin
City Light Department
Stehli Silks
Hillcrest
UNC Heels Shape Team For 1930s Basketball Season
December 9. UNC coach Jim Ashmore reports tangible progress as the Tar Heels form around captain Artie Marpet and Sandy Cameron with John Edwards and Tom Cleland. Losses from last year include Lacy Harper and Billy Brown, while two forwards Neiman and Green did not return to college.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Jim Ashmore
Ashmore
Artie Marpet
Sandy Cameron
John Edwards
Tom Cleland
Wilmer Hines
Dave Neiman
Johnny Green
Lacy Harper
Billy Brown
Quaker Suintet Suffer First Week Of Cadet Basketball
Guilford College reports a harsh start to the season with injuries. Carson, out for the year after appendicitis surgery, and Hugh Cobb, sidelined through Christmas, loom large as the team drills fundamentals and tests newcomers Milner Burnell and Royall. Captain Alley Haworth Jamieson Chisholm Cobb lead guards and forwards as a second team, Royall Wildman Linn Purnell Meadows, scrimmages the first unit. Coach Anderson plans two or more practice games to gauge strength under fire.
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Anderson
Carson
Hugh Cobb
Quakers
Alley
Haworth
Jamieson
Chisholm
Cobb
Royall
Wildman
Linn
Purnell
Meadows
Football squad rebuild under Coach Ashmore gains new style
The piece lists players released from last year and promising underclassmen and reserves. It notes four weeks of fundamentals in a slightly new play style and names several sophomores and reserves including Smith, Kendlin, Markham, Longest, Hirsh, Moore, Brooker, Kendall, Cohen, Lineberger, and Slater.
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Earle Beate
Jimmy Moore
Ashmore
Smith
Kendlin
Markham
Longest
Hirsh
Moore
Brooker
Kendall
Cohen
Lineberger
Slater
Army Navy Game Gate Aims At One Million in Receipts
New York December 9 The Army Navy game at Yankee Stadium may produce a gate of one million dollars with ticket sales surpassing six hundred thousand as seventeen thousand of eighty thousand tickets remain unsold. Navy’s upset over Penn State boosted hopes for a close contest with Army, who enter the game with the better overall record despite Notre Dame and Yale ties.
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Army
Navy
Yankee Stadium
Grover Whalen
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Yale
Duke
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Penn
Quakers
Gagnon
Nhn
Wurley
West Point
Rockne
Wolfpack to Name Captain at Annual Barbecue Saturday
North Carolina State college will select the 1931 captain of the Wolfpack football squad at the Wake county alumni barbecue dinner Saturday December 13. Dellinger is the only regular from 1930 among four candidates Dink Dellinger Bud Rose Romeo Laforte and Richard Davis.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Wolfpack
Wake County
Dellinger
Dink Dellinger
Cherryville
Bud Rose
Marshall, Minn
Romeo Laforte
Greensboro
Richard Davis
Winston-Salem
Mothers Golf Spawns Nurses Caring For Children amid Plays
In London Kensington a miniature golf course employs a special nurse to watch married women's children and even dogs while players complete a foursome. Prizes are awarded for the quietest dog and baby during the day.
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Mothers Golf
London
Kensington
Poultrymen to Export 250 Tons Eggs Monthly in 1931
In China and Nevada, poultrymen estimate exports will reach 250 tons of eggs each month during 1931, signaling a strong regional hatchery trade. The plan highlights rising poultry industry output and cross-border agricultural commerce.
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China
Nevada
Duke's State Title Came Via Davidson
Davidson, Dec. 9. Coach Chuck Collins of Carolina predicted that Duke would win the state title only if Carolina beat Davidson. The forecast proved prescient as Duke claimed the championship by beating Davidson after Carolina faltered, prompting editorials noting Duke’s title came by way of Davidson.
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Duke
Davidson
Chuck Collins
Carolina
Tar Heels
Wildcats
Collins
Greensboro Daily News
Marriages in California Drop 1200 in Nine Months 1930
California recorded 1,200 fewer marriages in the first nine months of 1930 than in the same period of 1929, reflecting a downturn in nuptials during the period.
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California
Slugger O'Keily to Meet Friedman in Boston Card
Philadelphians report Con O'Keily will face Al Friedman in the main bout at a Boston boxing card next Monday night. Lippe, Friedman's manager, said Johnny Risko of Cleveland is out with an injured hand.
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Philadelphia
Con O'Keily
Trish Slugger
al Friedman
Boston
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
al Lippe
Friedman
Lippe
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