Panthers Open Cage Season With 44 to 33 Win
High Point Panthers beat Greensboro Y 44 33 on the local Y court in the season opener. Harry Johnson led scorers with 16 points as Ralph Mulligan added four field goals and Walters Litman and Walters guarded well.
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Jack Boylin
Greensboro
Purple Panthers
Harry Johnson
Collegians
Norman
High Point
Johnson
Boylviites
Gate City
Ralph Mulligan
Walters
Litman
Zacovic
Davis
Ludwig
Perdue
Panthers Prep For Tough Week Versus Eastern Fives
High Point University's Panthers head east for five games this week starting with Catholic University and Virginia, then Waynesburg in Pennsylvania followed by Davis and Elkins in West Virginia. After the stretch the team breaks for holidays, with notable opponents including Greensboro and Washington state.
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Purple Panthers
Catholic University
High Point
Virginia
Potomac
Panthers
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
West Virginia
Davis and Elkins
Washing and pressing party frocks after wear extends life
If you mend clean and press party frocks after each wear before storing them they will last longer and be ready at a moment's notice.
Churchland Girls and Boys Fall to Mills Home on Friday 13
In Churchland on Friday the 13th both teams lost to Mills Home. The girls were defeated 13 to 33 and the boys 9 to 13 in a rough game. Mills Home players included M Home and Mills Bears featured Baker Warren Cates.
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Churchland
Girl Basketeers
Mills
Mills Bears
M. Home
Pos. C'land
Hawkins
Beck
Baker, Warren, Cates
Young
Raleigh Bowlers Edge Independents In Inter-City Match
The King Pin toppers defeated the Raleigh independents by 81 pins in a Friday night inter-city match. Beck of Raleigh posted the high single game while Willis Sensenbach led with 330 for the night. Next match in Raleigh on December 23, with coin flip to decide if third game goes to High Point.
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Raleigh
High Point
Beck
Willis Sensenbach
Notre Dame Announces 1930 Football Schedule
Notre Dame unveils a nine game schedule for 1930 described as the hardest yet. The slate includes Southern Methodist Navy Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Indiana Pennsylvania Drake Northwestern Army and Southern California with half games at home and half on foreign fields.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Southern Methodist
Navy
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Drake
Northwestern
Evanston
Army
New York
Southern California
Los Angeles
UNC Mat Squad Fast Taking Shape
UNC wrestling under Coach Chuck Quinlan builds a 15 man squad with a mix of veterans and promising sophomores. Captain Woodward leads at 125 pounds as others like Stallings Moore Cowper Ferguson, Mayne Albright, Bob Zealy and George Thompson show potential in multiple weights. Berths are open and competition to secure spots tightens as practice continues toward a January meet with Duke and a seven meet schedule with state and conference foes.
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Chapel Hill
Chuck Quinlan
University of North Carolina
Woodward
Stallings
Moore
Cowper
Ferguson
Mayne Albright
Bob Zealy
Captain Thompson
George Thompson
Husky
Tsumas
Sanders
Whitner
Kushner
Quinlan
Duke
Davidson College's Former President Emeritus Visits Campus
Davidson North Carolina December 14 Dr W J Martin former president emeritus of Davidson College spent a few hours on campus en route to eastern North Carolina for vacation time. He plans visits with relatives in Fayetteville Red Springs and other nearby towns then Georgia and Florida possibly Cuba. Since leaving the college last summer he has worked with the Southern Presbyterian church ministers annuity fund traveling widely. He spoke of his extended vacation and said this is his first real break in forty years.
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Davidson
N. C
W. J. Martin
Davidson College
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Red Springs
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Martin
Southern Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
The
Citadel
Paris Battles Crime Escalates Police Armored Response
Paris police armor and bullet proof gear mark a new surge in crime. Officials equip collapsible metal headgear and steel shields as part of a fortified approach to confront criminals amid ongoing skirmishes.
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Paris
Miami High Beats Charlotte Highs 12 7 in Intersectional Football
In Miami Florida on December 14 Miami High School defeated Central High School of Charlotte North Carolina 12 to 7 before about 5000 fans. Captain Nick Laney of Charlotte stood out with a 67 yard run and Charlotte’s lone touchdown while Miami seized early opportunities and claimed a Southern high school title claim.
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Miami
Fla
Miami High School
Central High School
Charlotte
N. C
Nick Laney
North Carolina Pole Industry Endorsed by State Experts
A study by William Hand Browne Jr and James Fontaine of North Carolina timber finds pine, gum and cypress suitable for poles and outlines testing and treatment methods. The bulletin recommends state pole production to meet growing demand and notes forest conservation and strategic plant locations. J S Holmes, state forester, co-presents the industry plan with the Department of Conservation and Development.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
William Hand Browne, Jr
N. C. State College
James Fontaine
Engineering Experiment Station
Messrs Browne and
Fontaine
J. S. Holmes
H. B. Shaw
Harriss Covington edge Tomlinson in four overtimes for league win
Harriss Covington defeated Tomlinson 28 to 27 after four extra periods in a marathon Industrial league game. Malloy of Thomas Mills scored 18 points to lead his team as Highland lost 7 to 16 to High Point Paper Box and Adams Millis beat Thomas Mills 32 to 16 in other matches.
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Tomlinson
High Point Paper Box
Thomas Mills
Harriss-Covington Basketeers
Tomlinson Chairmakers
Quint
High Point Paper Box Co
Highland
Adams Millis Quint
Harrise-Covington
Smith
Fritz
Malloy
Harriss-Cov
Wue Cep
Visa Edd
Dankwardt
Kiruna Climate: Arctic Circle Lapland Records Low Temps
The Arctic Region of Lapland experiences severe climate with Kiruna recording an average annual temperature around 34 degrees. The text notes the high latitude and harsh conditions typical of areas above the Arctic Circle.
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Lapland
Arctic Circle
Kiruna
Basketball results from early season games
Purdue defeated Washington Saint Louis 38 to 19 while Ohio State beat Ohio University 26 to 24. Wisconsin topped Monmouth College 28 to 10 and Princeton outscored Ursinus 33 to 19. Cornell won 38 to 26 over Niagara. Dartmouth beat Brown 47 to 10. Michigan defeated Pennsylvania 27 to 24. Chicago 35 over Lake Forest 16. New York University routed Lafayette 23 to 16. Pittsburgh 38 over Northwestern 30. Minnesota 34 over North Dakota 25.
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Wisconsin
Monmouth College
Galesburg, Ill
Princeton
Ursinus
Cornell
Niagara
Dartmouth
Brown
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Lake Forest
New York University
LaFayette
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Stout Chosen Wolfpack Captain for 1929 Team
Mark Stout of Sanford was elected captain of the 1929 North Carolina State Wolfpack, succeeding John M. Lepp of Youngstown. Stout, a center on the freshman squad in 1927 and guard/tackle on the 1928 varsity, was shifted to center this season. The selection followed the Wake County alumni barbecue honoring varsity and freshman teams and the Raleigh high school squad.
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Raleigh
Mark Stout
Sanford
North Carolina
Wolfpack
John M. Lepp
Youngstown
Ohio
Stout
Raleigh High School
Wake County
Barbeque
Rails Strengthen Trading in Bonds
New York reports firmer tone in railroad bonds though overall market dull with total two hour turnover around 5.6 million dollars. Treasury bills sale drew strong interest with offers over twice principal and favorable discounts.
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New York
Treasury
Court Order Halts Flood Control Work
In New Orleans on December 14 Judge Ben C. Dawkins issued an injunction halting Jadwin plan flood control work in the Boeuf Basin until the government assures reimbursement for land damage to R Fosett Kincaid. The ruling, first in several test suits, affects over a million acres of alluvial lands in Northeast Louisiana and Southeast Arkansas and broader claims for compensation for overflow lands.
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New Orleans
Boeut
Ben C. Dawkins
United States District Court
R. Fosett Kincaid
United States
Dawkins
Kincaid
Boeuf River
Louisiana
Arkansas
Cotton eases on New York market amid week end liquidation
The New York cotton market moved lower as week end liquidation and Southern selling weighed on prices. January futures fell from 17.07 to 17.02 cents, with Dec at 16.97, March 17.30, and May 17.54 as declines widened into the day’s close. Liverpool cables blamed hedging and Egyptian weakness while Manchester cloth demand remained soft.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Quiet Weekend in New Orleans Cotton Market
The cotton market wore a quiet weekend tone in New Orleans with prices easing to new lows as December notices for 1100 bales and a weak Census domestic consumption report weighed on sentiment. January fell to 16.98 while March and May also traded lower, closing near session lows. Liverpool prices lagged the declines.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Liverpool
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