Panthers to Play Nine Grid Foes in 1933 Schedule
Duke's Hurricane five defeated George Washington 35 to 34 in Washington tonight. The Duke team trailed at the half 18-17 but surged in the second period led by Horne and the Thompson brothers to build a lead before GW closed the gap in the final minutes with Parrack Noonan and Carlin scoring.
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George Washington
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Carlin
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Lewis
H. Thompson
G. Washington
L. F
Mulvey
R. F. Seeneee
Howell
Herthier
Wickham
Citizenship theme guides North Carolina PTA convention
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers plans its Greensboro convention April 19–21 1933 with the theme Education for Citizenship spanning home school and state. The board endorses no further state education cuts favors a balanced budget and careful economies. new board members include B E L McKee Maude C C Newberry and J F Spruill.
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North
North Carolina
BE. L. McKee
Sylva
Maude CC. Newberry
Currituck
J. F. Spruill
Lexington
Institutes of Government
A. L. Coates
Chapel Hill
High Point Bisons Schedule Nine Football Games for 1933
The High Point High School Bisons plan nine football games for the 1933 season with a possible tenth. W. C. King announces the schedule that includes five Western Conference opponents Winston Salem Salisbury Charlotte Gastonia Greensboro and Durham from the Eastern Conference. Five games will be at High Point with others in Reidsville Barnum Springs Winston-Salem Salisbury and Gastonia.
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High Point High School
W. C. King
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Charlotte
Gastonia
Greensboro
Bisons
Chapel Hill
Durham
High Point
Reidsville
Barnum Springs
Lexington
Lexingon
Greens
Radical Leaders In Argentina Held As Safety For Nation
In Buenos Aires the chamber of deputies approved a 30 day state of siege as police arrest radical leaders amid a suspected revolutionary plot. Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Bosch and Major Olivero were detained, while ex president Hipolito Yrigoyen was sent to Martin Garcia island. Ex presidents Marcelo De Alvear and ministers Tamborini and Dellepiane were held aboard the cruiser Vientecinco De Mayo.
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Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Francisco Bosch
Olivero
United States
Argentina
Tribuna Libre
la Proa
Southern Teams Led Southeastern Except In Football And On Track
Kentucky officials adjourned a four hour hearing without acting on student demands to oust football coach Harryhead. Enoch Grehan said accusations were not properly before the council and that charges in writing would be considered. The group also sought the release of assistant coach John Campbell while the council approved changes in athletic finances including audits and revising the free pass list.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky Athletic Council
Harry
Enoch Grehan
Gamage
John “Spinner” Campbell
Alabama
Ous
Duayers Win Again In Loop Basketball Action
The Boxers beat Adams Millis 21 to 15 to run their winning streak to three games led by Ed Farlow with 10 points. Allen Jay edged Globe Parlor 82 to 17 as G. Elder and Glasgow contributed six each for the victors. Highland Mills had a bye.
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High Point Box Company
Adams Millis
Globe Parlor
Allen Jay
Highland Mills
Ed Farlow
Farlow
Ingram
C. Elder
Allen Jay High School
G. Elder
Glasgow
Steele
J. Grissom
Citadel Bulldogs to join High Point 1933 football schedule
High Point college released its 1933 football slate last night. Citadel Bulldogs from the S I A A are added to a nine game schedule. Coach Julian Beall says the season will be tough but the Panthers expect to win more than this year and will open with Erskine, Wofford and P C among others.
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Citadel Bulldogs
High Point College
Julian Beall
Panthers
Erskine
Wofford
P. C
Citadel
South Carolina
Tatum Gressete
Bulldogs
High Point
Erskine College
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Due West
D. C
S. C
Charleston
Clinton
Bantams to Meet St Marys Celtics in December Game
Charlotte Bantams announce a December 6 matchup with St Marys Celtics of Washington to reset their perfect record after a recent scoreless tie with the Washington Senators. Water Skidmore will coach a southern all stars team for a January 2 game against Johnny Branchs recruits with Furman star Bob Griffin listed as a recruit.
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Charlotte Bantams
St. Mary's Celtics
Washington
Celtics
Washington Senators
Bantam
Water Skidmore
Johnny Branch
Bob Griffin
Furman
Jacobs Troph
South Carolina
Eddie Loos Fires Ace To Tie Leaderboard At Pasadena Open
Eddie Loos, Chicago pro, tied for first at mid tournament in Pasadena as he hit a hole in one on the 13th and shot 67 to reach 138, sharing top spot with Craig Wood and Harry Cooper while other leaders and notables vie through the second 36 holes.
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Paul Zimmerman
Brookside Park
Pasadena
Calif
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Loos
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Lea Diegel
Agua Caliente
Max
Diegel
Dick Metz
Wood
Hollywood Country Club
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Metz
Fred Morrison
Frank Walsh
Morrison
Olin Dutra
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Harry
Names for auxiliary officers reported at Convention
At the Convention a committee representing first vice president recording secretary and treasurer positions announced members including Mrs. W. H. Swift of Montezuma Mrs. W. B. Aycock of Raleigh Mrs. J. Buren Sidbury of Wilmington Mrs. R. L. Brincon of High Point and Mrs. A. J. Flowers Jr of New Bern.
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Ird
W. H. Swift
Montezuma
W. B. Aycock
Raleigh
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
R. L. Brincon
High Point
A. J. Flowers, Jr
New Bern
Commissioners to study county salaries at Greensboro meeting
The board of county commissioners will review all county employees' salaries at Wednesday night's session in the Greensboro county courthouse. On motion by Commissioner R. C. Causey and seconded by J. F. Hoffman, the board voted to study the list for possible adjustments to cut operating costs. The current budget runs through June and salaries are as set but may be adjusted anytime.
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Board of County Commissioners
Greensboro
R. C. Causey
J. F. Hoffman
Salt lowers ice cream freezing point to 21 degrees
Salt added to ice lowers the freezing point of ice cream to 21 degrees Fahrenheit, enabling colder freezing and quicker solidification. This property helps create smoother texture by rapid chilling.
Buying Committee On Empty Stocking Fund Is Selected
A five member buying committee from local civic clubs has been chosen to select gifts for the Empty Stocking Fund. Members include Paul Ingle Kiwanis A J Koonce Lions Joe F Hoffman Civitan Ray Smith Monarch and Holt McPherson American Business club. They will begin work early in the week and Christmas Eve baskets and repaired toys will be distributed.
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Paul Ingle
Kiwanis Club
A. J. Koonce
Lions Club
Joe FP. Hoffman
Civitan Club
Ray Smith
Monarch Club
Holt McPherson
American Business Club
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