Bartering Of Players Holds Spotlight At Baseball Meet
Dr. William J. Walsh Giants physician was shot by an ex convict during a mysterious attack. The assailant fled and was killed by police and a friend. Walsh, 41, a Fordham medical graduate and athlete specialist, received a blood transfusion and remained gravely ill.
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Trio Lettermen Back For High Point Team
High Point High Bilson basketball under Coach Wade Marlette shapes up with three returning lettermen Harold Culler Nolan Reid guards lead defense while Garland Ridge leads offense at forward. Welsaner Smith battle for forward post Hicks Mickey contest center duties with reserve guards Connor Harris Hinkle aim for spots ahead of scrimmage against Panther Kittens and Adams-Milns in practice game.
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Baseball's 1932 off season leads in wholesale roster reshuffles
The 1931 32 trading spree intensifies as five American League clubs and all National League teams engage in major deals. Washington sends West Reynolds Brown plus cash to St. Louis for Goose Goslin and Fred Schulte Stewart, while Earl Whitehill moves to Detroit for Marberry. Goslin previously swapped from Washington for Heinie Manush. Bradley Blair and Plummer add to Cincinnati and Wilkes Barre acquisitions.
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Cumiskey Captains State Rives Will Lead Davidson Cats
Charlotte report notes 1933 Big Five captains mostly backfield men Edgar Cumiskey named NC State captain while Davidson selects guard Charlie Rives as captain elect Mercy McElrath chosen as Davidson alternate captain.
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Mope) Cumiskey
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Seniors Pose To Clinch Inter Class Grid Title
With clear weather the final two intra mural football games at High Point High School determine the champion. This afternoon at 4 the Seniors faced the Freshmen in a likely seniors win. A tie or win clinches for the Seniors. a Sophomore win and Junior loss could force a playoff.
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George Washington football names captain from bench
Lee Howard Carlin 23 year old halfback from Joplin Missouri who did not play this fall was elected captain of the 1932 George Washington football team after missing the season due to an injury. He was chosen captain last night.
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Guilford Quakers Edges Y M C A In Low-Scoring Bout
Guilford Quakers defeated the Y M C A five 30 to 27 in a hard fought senior night. Purnell led Guilford with 11 points while Martin scored 9 for the losers and Newman added 8 for the victors. Free throw struggles hurt both sides as only three fouls were converted.
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Y Juniors Fall To Raiders 15 10 In Close Game
The Y M C A Junior basketball team lost to the Red Raiders yesterday afternoon by 15 to 10. Strong defense produced a tight first half with Raiders up 5 to 3, as Farlow led the Raiders with six points and Fulton paced the Juniors with seven.
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High School Girls Beat Y W C A In Practice Tilt
High Point High School girls team beat the Y W C A sextet 24 to 8 in a practice game. Coaches praised the victors defense while noting room for offensive polish. Notable players include Pat Hall Una Blackburn Helen Cecil Adelaide Callihan Jewel Thomas and Virginia Fraley from the High School squad and O Surratt Stout Brown Smith Marshall from the Y W C A lineup.
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Industrial Loop Adds Five Clubs In New Basketball Schedule
The Industrial loop adds five clubs Allen Jay Adams Millis High Point Box Globe Parlor and Highland Mills and shifts to a two night weekly schedule. The revised standings show Globe Parlor Adams-Millis Allen Jay Highland and H P Box. The schedule lists games from December 17 through January 26 with byes and 1:30 or 8:00 starts.
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Santa shocked as child requests whiskey in store
In Louisville a store Santa faced a stunned moment when a child loudly demanded to bring his father a bottle of whiskey, reflecting the era’s blunt holiday scene and parental absence.
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War Renewed On Southern Front In Carolinas
A wartime field dispatch describes heavy fighting on the Carolinas front after five days of rain. Artillery roars, scouts patrol the thickets, and soldiers press renewed attacks while weather and tactics shape the deadly day. The piece praises hunting culture amid the conflict and notes increased game reports in the season.
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Picks Pitt to Win Rose Bowl Says Pitt Has Edge
William Braucher of the N E A syndicate selects Pittsburgh to beat Southern California in the Rose Bowl. He cites Pitt’s strong line from Shiadang to Dally, solid tackles Cuba Meredith Hoel Walsh, guards Onder Siegel Hartwig, and center Tormey. He notes Heller as top back and predicts a potential Heller to Rieder passing threat if Rieder plays.
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Fives Begin Pre Holiday NC Campaign In 1933 Openers
North Carolina college basketball opens with Duke and NC State making their debuts while Davidson loses to Charlotte. Duke travels to Baltimore for a game with Baltimore University before Georgetown and George Washington tests. NC State faces Atlantic Christian in Raleigh and the Raleigh Y, as Charlotte defeats Davidson 37–27 with ten players used. The UNC and Wake Forest wait until after Christmas.
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Drunken Driver Peril Seen If Liquor Laws Change
Indianapolis Grover Garrett chief of state police in his annual report warns that liquor tax changes could raise drunken driving. He recommends directing part of liquor tax revenue to highway safety work.
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