High Point College Opens Season Ticket Sale for Gymnasium
High Point College athletic association launches sale of 200 season basketball tickets to heat Harrison gymnasium and add bleacher seating. Panthers defeat Spencer YMCA 41 to 26 with Broadus Culler leading scoring on 10 points and Ridge contributing.
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Panthers
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Broadus Culler
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Ridge
Virgil Yow
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Divavess Bikecaes
Williams
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Icke Ecseisivas
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State Freshmen Champions of 1988 Wake Forest
The Wake Forest freshmen football squad captured the state title by defeating Duke yearlings 18 to 6 and State fresh 7 to 0. Team members span Davenport to Jernigan with coach Eustace Mille leading the Baby Deacons.
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Baby Deacons
Duke
State Fresh
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Gerner
Leary
D. Morris
Warren
Spor
Bland
RR. Hardee
Mumford
Hurtt
Greene
Bullard
Allen
Wagner
Kitchen
W. Edens
Dodson
Newman
Eustace Mills
Apex
Deacons
Frosh
Pat Miller
Jim Weaver
Mille
Montreal Chinatown riot stirs fear of Tong war outbreak
Police feared a Tong war after a Dat Coon club disturbance in Montreal's Chinatown left six Chinese hospitalized, with 16 others detained for questioning. Rival Tongs dispute gambling-house tribute, some attackers imported from the United States. no guns used, swords and iron bars visible as police broke the mob.
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Montreal
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Chinatown
Dat Coon Club
United States
Hornsby Leads Trading In National League Deals
The Associated Press reports heavy activity at the winter meetings with Rogers Hornsby negotiating trades including Carl Reynolds to Boston for Ivy Paul Andrews and Smead Jolley to Hollywood. Detroit sent Jonathan Stone to Washington for Goose Goslin while New York eyed Luke Appling in possible trade talks.
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Tigers
Stone
Bill Terry
New York Giants
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Carl Reynolds
Boston Red Sox
Ivy Paul Andrews
Smead Jolley
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Wallace Hebert
Jim Levey
George Puccinello
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Curtis Fullerton
Harry Stumpf
Mel Alameda
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Red Sox
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Jonathan Stone
Washington
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Billy Rhiel
Montreal
New York Yankees
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Yanks
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Charley Ruffing
Sammy Byrd
Lyn Lary
Sox
Tony Lazzeri
Lary
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
Burt Shotten
Jimmy Wilson
St. Louis
New York
Semiskey Park
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Association of Professional Baseball Players
National League Pros To Clash In Winston-Salem
North Carolina hosts an all National League football showdown at Southside Park as the Portsmouth Spartans meet the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday December 19. Stars include Glenn Presnell Tiny Holm Ray Schwartz Angel Brovelli and more in a bid to draw a regional crowd.
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Southside Park
Portsmouth Spartans
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Glenn Presnell
Caddell
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Ebbing
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Ther Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Bowdoin
Alabama
Thayer
Tennessee
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Tulane
Charlotte
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Queen City
Pirates
Tiny Holm
Ray Schwartz
Notre Dame
Angel Brovelli
St. Mary's
Paul Moss
Purdue
South Atlantic
Delegation Plans Bridges Across Alligator River Area
A delegation from Albemarle Sound prepared to travel to Chapel Hill to present plans for proposed bridges across Alligator River and Croatan Sound under the public works program. They met with state highway counsel Charlie Ross and postponed the mission awaiting Dr. H. G. Bailey, public works engineer, in town.
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Raleigh
Albemarle Sound
Chapel Hill
Alligator River
Croatan Sound
Public
Charlie Ross
H. G. Baily
Peacock class supper to open new church year
Attendance at the Peacock class supper tomorrow night at Wesley Memorial Church is expected to be unusually large. Dr. W A Lambeth the new minister will be the principal speaker and the event is for all men of the church.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Melvin A. Hayes
W. A. Lambeth
Tobacco Market Slumps On Low Grade Weed At Winston-Salem
More than a million pounds of tobacco sold on the Winston-Salem market as flood of low grades pulled prices down to 13.20 per hundredweight the season low. The season average drops to 17.18 as 36 million pounds have been sold and officials foresee little price change ahead. Visitors included H R Pettus and R R Patterson while 8 H Miller sold 1138 pounds for 401 20. After Friday's sale the market closes until January 8 for Farmers Tobacco Day preparations.
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Winston-Salem
H. Miller
H. R. Pettus
Richmond
R. R. Patterson
Danville
Tobacco Board of Trade
Naming of the Bering Strait Linked to Vitus Bering
The Bering Strait and Bering Sea are named after explorer Vitus Bering who discovered the passages in July 1728.
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Bering Strait
Bering Sea
Vitus Bering
Babe Ruth Declared Forgotten Man of Baseball World
Chicago December 14 The Forgotten Man of baseball is Babe Ruth as rumors swirl around managerial prospects for Ruth with Boston or Chicago While Lew Fonseca remains White Sox manager and Stanley Harris filled the Boston post Ruth still belongs to the Yankees as the major league meeting closes and talks move fast.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Boston
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Stanley Harris
Ruth
Yankees
Bowling Sophomores and Seniors Play Scoreless Tie
Sophomores and Seniors clash in a high school intra-mural football game ending in a scoreless tie. Seniors led the first half, but the second half favored the Sophomores as neither side scored. Tomorrow the Seniors meet the Juniors in the anticipated championship showdown.
Negro Gridder Clash Set For Friday In Lexington Field
Friday features a duel between Dunbar High of Lexington and Mary Potter as two top Negro high school football teams from eastern and western Carolina meet at Lexington Field. Dunbar, unbeaten in 16 games, seeks another victory, while Mary Potter, under Rev. Anderson, has lost only three in two years and won seven championships in multiple sports.
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Lexington
Mary Potter
Lexington Eleven
Concord
Lincolnton
Shelby
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Price
Mary
Men's Club To Hold Annual Ladies Night at Reformed Church
The First Reformed Church men s club announces its annual Ladies Night tomorrow at 7 pm with supper and a full program. Members expect a large attendance of members wives and sweethearts.
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First Reformed Church
Fights Last Night in Detroit and Winona Featured Knockouts
Charley Belanger of Canada knocked out Dick Daniels of Minneapolis in Detroit. Babe Daniels of Minneapolis stopped Eddie Black of Milwaukee in Winona. Both bouts ended in the third or fourth rounds.
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Charley Belanger
Canada
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Winona
Minn
Babe Daniels
Eddie Black
Milwaukee
Glover Outpoints Hambright In Cincinnati Bout
Roughhouse light heavyweight Glover 155 pounds from Jacksonville Ohio outpoints Vincent Hambright 151 pounds of Cincinnati in eight round decision.
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Cincinnati
Bobbitt's Dog Is Second In Trials
The Pointer club of America field trials at Pinehurst conclude with Woodside Icicle winning the open derby. Last Word owned by L. M. Bobbitt of Winston-Salem takes second place and Four Winds Arrow owned by Miss Mabel Dumbell finishes third. First prize money was $133.
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Pinehurst
Pointer Club of America
Woodside Icicle
William Caswell
Estill
D. C
Last Word
L. M. Bobbitt
Winston-Salem
Four Winds Arrow
Mabel Dumbell
New Canaan
State Students Plan Appeal To Keep Smith As Coach
About 350 students and football players protested at North Carolina State College over the athletic council’s decision not to renew John Clipper Smith’s contract. A student committee will plead the case before the council on December 20 to urge reinstatement of the former Notre Dame star.
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Raleigh
John “Clipper” Smith
N. C. State College
Smith
Notre Dame
Bud Buchanan
Monogram Club
Clipper Smith
Buchanan
Mope Cumiskey
Raymond Redding
John Stanko
Clifton Daugherty
Bill Barker
David Clark
Charlotte
Clark
Administrators Seek Claims For Mary F Welch Estate
J C Welch and Elizabeth Welch announce as administrators of Mary F Welch deceased that all persons with claims must present verified claims by November 23 1934 or be barred. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly.
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Mary F. Welch
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. C. Welch
Elizabeth Welch
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