Duke Falls to Villanova in Close NC Cage Match
Duke Blue Devils lost to Villanova 22 to 21 in Durham as injuries limited key players. North Carolina State defeated Villanova 32 to 21 in Raleigh while Wake Forest fell 26 to 10 at home. Davidson posted a big early-week win, and local teams such as Catawba and Asheville’s preparatory clubs also won.
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Charlotte
N. C
Villanova
Wildcats
North Carolina
Duke
N. C. State
Wake Foret
Duke Blue Devils
Durham
Devils
Invaders
Red Terrors
Raleigh
Wake Forest Deacons
Wake Forest
Philadelphian
Davidson
Barnum Springs
Iltmore Junior College
Asheville
Presbyterian College
Clinton
Catawba
Charlotte Y. M. C. A
German Stands To Lose His Heavyweight Crown
Joe Jacobs acts as Schmeling's manager under a five year contract but New York officials demand Schmeling defend against Jack Sharkey within 15 days. The commission does not recognize Jacobs, leaving Schmeling a free agent and raising the chance he could lose the New York title if Sharkey's challenge is not met.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
der Maxie
Schmeling
Germany
Jack Sharkey
Maxie
Jacobs
Arthur Buelow
Sharkey
New York State
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Summary of Boxing Cards
New York Ernie Schaff outpointed Max Baer and Bob Olin drew with Joe Banovic. Vittorio Livan and Angel Orville drew. Detroit Jackie Fields knocked out Bucky Lawless and Johnny Dotto knocked out Johnny Porky. Chicago bouts featured Charlie Retzlaff stopping Antonio Mata and Gary Leach beating Ted Ross. Paul Pantaleo and George Neron also fought. results included a draw between Leach and Neron.
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New York
Ernie Schaff
Boston
Max Baer
California
Bob Olin
Joe Banovic
Binghamton
N. Y
Drew
Vittorio Livan
Kady
Angel Orville
Porto Rico
Detroit
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Johnny Porky
Windsor
Ont
Chicago
Charlie Retzlaff
du Tuth
Miss
Antonio Mata
Spain
Gary Leach
Italy
Ind
Ted Ross
Paul Pantaleo
George Neron
Greece
Direw
Toronto-Midget Wolgast Outpoints Willie Davies in Card
Toronto’s Phil adelphia Wolgast defeated Willie Davies of Charleroi Pennsylvania by decision in a close boxing bout held before a partisan crowd.
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Toronto
Wolgast
Philadelphia
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Local High Point property offered at public sale
Under a 1927 deed of trust Evans and Annie Wall defaulted on the loan to Wachovia Bank. The trustee will auction the High Point property at noon on December 29 1930, in front of Guilford County Court House, describing Lot 163 on Anderson Street 1206 and part of the Ragan Harmon plat.
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Evans O. Wall
Annie G. Wall
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point
North Carolina
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
Anderson Street
Pershing Street
City of
Ragan & Harmon
Regster of Deeds
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
D. C
Notice of Sale of Land by Central Bank & Trust Co
Trust by EF Wood and wife Thursie Wood to bearer for debt defaulted. Central Bank & Trust Co. trustee will sell at public auction at Greensboro courthouse on December 29 1930 at noon. Property in Hi Point Guilford County North Carolina described as Milbourne Heights Lots 168 and 169 with detailed boundary lines. Proceeds to cash per deed of Sept 21 1927 recorded Book 585 page 103.
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EF. E. Wood
Thursie Wood
Central Bank & Trust Co
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Hi! Point
Guilford
Charles Street
Paramount Avenue
Milbourne Heights
Office of the Register of Deeds
J. Co. Alexander Trustee Asst Trusty
Local basketball results from the Y M C A and industrial league play
The DeMolay beat Trinity 20 17 at the Y M C A with Ragan scoring nine and J Spencer ten for Trinity. Knox defeated Tomlinson 27 15 led by Raper with 13. Knox Upholstery crushed Hillcrest 46 8 as Gurley scored 12 and Raper 22. Highland edged High Point Paper Box 26 17 in industrial league play.
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DeMolay
Trinity
Ragan
J. Spencer
K. Spencer
Trinity Ragan
Raper
Knox
Tomlinson
Howard Raper
Bud Gurley
Hillcrest
Gurley
Dennis
Highland
High Point Paper Box Company
Quint
Football scoring records toppled in 1929 season
New York reports that college teams set scoring records in the 1929 season. The average team scored 139 points in 16.8 games, besting a 136.9 mark from the previous year and marking the highest per game total since 1922. The change to the fumble rule aided more varied offense.
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New York
Associated Press
National Football Rules Committee
Wood Leads After First Round In Pasadena Open
Craig Wood, from Bloomfield New Jersey, shot 69 to lead the 218 starters in the Pasadena Open at Brookshire par 71. Five pros followed with 71s as fast greens and misbehaving clubs were blamed for generally poor scores. Notables tied for second at 72 included Joe Kirkwood Ben Richter Tommy Armour Al Espinosa and Rank Walsh. Walter Hagen and Ray Mangrum were among those a shot back in a crowded leaderboard. Horton Smith the defending champion finished well down the list.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Craig Wood
Golfdam
Bloomfield
N. J
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Ben Ritcher
St. Louis
Tommy Armour
Detroit
al Espinosa
Chicago
Andrank Walsh
Walter Hagen
Ray Mangrum
Dallas Texas
Clarence Clark
Tulsa
Okla
Ernest Martin
Los Angeles
Horton Smith
Edward J Neil Jr Tops AP All America Eleven Poll
Boxing expert Edward J Neil Jr, of the New York sports staff, wins first prize for closest consensus on the AP All America eleven. He aligns with most selections, missing only fullback due to Jumping Joseph Savoldi’s Notre Dame departure, while rivals also pick nine of eleven. The panel includes Orlo Robertson and Kenneth Fry among others.
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Associated Press
Edward Joseph Neil, Jr
New York
Neil
Joseph Savoldi
Notre Dame
Joseph
Macaluso
Colgate
Albert Bloemker
Indianapolis Star
W. F. Fox
Indianapolis News
Harvey Boyle
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Robert A. Reed
Fort Wayne
Ind
Journel-Gazette
Frank Hoover
Lexington (Ky
Herald
Ted Vosburgh
Enid
Okla
Daily Eare
Morning News
George A. Barton
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Frank Graham
New York Sun
Ralph Cannon
Chicago Daily News
Maxwell Stiles
Los Angeles
Notre Dame Freshmen Football Names Revealed
Notre Dame announces a list of 1930 freshman football squad members including Beacco Bomba Buzolits Finari Izel Jandoli Jehle Kranejunas Melinkovich Leshowicz Oitzinger Pionteck Pivarnik Pashhhweitz Palmisant Heinaldi Regante Repine Schreker Suher Sluszka Witucki Wiedle. The Trish are represented Cahill Connors Carney Conley Collins Connelly Flynn Gillespie Henry McCrain McGuff Neil ODea OConnor Ryan OBrien Whelan.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Beacco
Bomba
Buzolits
Finari
Izel
Jandoli
Jehle
Kraneiunas
Melinkovich
Leshowicz
Oitzinger
Pionteck
Pivarnik
Pashhweitz
Palmisant
Heinaldi
Regante
Repine
Names of editors and papers cited in pick list
The passage lists editors and newspapers including Earl C. Magee of the Jackson Daily News Craig Taylor of the Baltimore Sun A J Schreiner of the Milwaukee News and the AP sports editor It notes seven of eleven were correctly picked by Joe Vila of the New York Sun and Harry G Salsinger of the Detroit News.
Army gridiron stars Price and Stecker key to season
Two leading players shaped Army’s successful football run under Major Ralph Irvine Sasse. John M. Price, 220-pound tackle from Fort Dodge Iowa, and Ray J. Stecker, 168-pound halfback from Hazleton Pennsylvania, helped beat Navy and are viewed as essential for next fall. Stecker, a 20 year old cadet corporal, excels in multiple sports and rose from development status.
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Army
Ralph Irvine Sasse
John M. Price
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Ray J. Stecker
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Navy
Annapolis
Stecker
West Point football captain joins class of 1932 standout
Jack Price, West Point football captain and 1932 graduate hopeful, is described as a giant six foot four tackle who also excelled in track and wrestling. A cadet corporal and expert marksman, he is noted for his versatile play and ability to corral opponents at the line of scrimmage.
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Jack Price
West Point
Stecker
Navy
Six New Foes On Army's Grid Card
Army announces 1931 football schedule featuring six new opponents Knox Ohio Northern Michigan State Colorado College Louisiana State Pittsburgh and Ursinus. The Cadets will face Harvard Yale Notre Dame and play Pitt in Pittsburgh with games in September October and November.
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Whet Point
N. Y
Army
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Knox
Ohio Northern
Michigan State
Colorado College
Louisiana State
Harvard
West Point
Yale
Notre Dame
New York
New Haven
Ursinus
Air war planned to curb case moth in Australian forests
Melbourne reports the government will deploy a specially built aircraft to spray poison powder over forests to combat the case moth outbreak threatening timber and ecosystems. The aerial operation aims to curb insect damage with targeted pesticide release.
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Melbourne
Spoiling Her Fun: Man Fails to Get Proposal
In a lighthearted Passing Show item a woman voices disdain for a suitor she deems the meanest creature. She explains she will refuse him, and cannot be persuaded to accept a proposal. The columnist frames the exchange as a witty social moment.
Chicago vaudeville house drops plan for food and drink
A Chicago vaudeville house abandoned plans to serve patrons with food and beverages after protests from nearby restaurants. The decision ends the proposed service expansion amid local business opposition.
Highland Team Wins Behind Thompson Scoring Burst
The Highland forward scored 14 points to lead his team, while Thomas of H P Paper Box Center added 10 on five field goals. Highland 26 Dennis 14 Po Ball 4, Anderson 2, Box 17, Newsom 2, McDonald 4, Thomas 10, Farrow 5. Sub M Anderson for L McDonald.
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Highland
Thomas
H. P. Paper Box
Administratrix Notice for Estate of Thomas A. Spencer
The administratrix Mrs. Ada Spencer announces claims must be filed by November 11, 1931. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to immediate payment. Notice dated November 15, 1930 in Guilford County.
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Thomas A. Spencer
Guilford
Ada Spencer
Admis
Baer Debut in New York Ends in Narrow Defeat
Max Baer, the San Francisco heavyweight, loses a ten round decision to Ernie Schaaf at Madison Square Garden. Baer dominates early with bold power but tires late, as Schaaf shifts to steady counters and wins a unanimous decision from the referee and two judges.
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New York
Max Baer
San Francisco
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Schaaf
Tommy Loughran
Johnny Risko
Associated Press
Cougar Mentor Defiant Over Rose Bowl Underdogs
Washington State coach O. E. Hollingberg rejected praise of Alabama and embraced the underdog label ahead of the Rose Bowl. He said the status motivates the Cougars to prove Pacific Northwest strength and boost team fighting spirit for the New Year clash in Pasadena.
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Pullman
Wash
O. E. Hollingberg
Cougars
Alabama
Crimson Tide
South
Northwest
Washington State
Pacific Northwest
Suitor Vows Temper to Win Daughter in Tit-Bits Snippet
A readable fragment quotes a quarrelsome father accusing a suitor of marrying his daughter and the suitor replying he also has a violent temper. The exchange suggests a melodramatic courtship scene from a Tit-Bits brief.
Georgia Mineral Wealth and Water Power Valued
The report lists Georgia minerals valued at 217,584,055 and water power at 17,524 733, totaling 35,108,788 in value. This highlights the state's natural resources and their economic significance.
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Georgia
Re sale of land by mortgagee High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co
By order of re sale due to increased bid under a 1922 mortgage to High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co the property in High Point township Guilford County North Carolina will be sold at public auction for cash on Saturday December 2? 1930 at 2 o clock p m The parcel begins at Malinda Smiths corner on New street now Price street runs west 1975 feet south 50 feet to a stone east 1987 feet to New street north with New street to the beginning Containing about 9875 square feet more or less This 8 December 1920 High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co Mortgagee C Barmhardt Atty 199-20-27
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J. D. Powell
Flora Powell
High Point Insurance and Res Estate Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
High Point Township
New Street
Price Street
Malinda Smith
High Point Insurance & Real Estate CO
Barmhardt
Trust deed foreclosure notice on High Point land in Guilford County
Trust executed by R K Farlow and Helen E Farlow to Central Bank and Trust Company trustee for bearer dated December 7 1927 and recorded in Book 593 page 124 Guilford County NC. Default leading to sale to the highest bidder for cash at 2 pm December 29 1930 at the courthouse door Greensboro NC describing Lot 18 Block 11 Lake Triangle Park part 3 map book 7 page 78 and conveyed to R K Farlow by M L Holton deed Book 568 page 87. Central Bank and Trust Co by J C Alexander Trustee Asst Trust Officer. 12 6 13 20 27
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R. K.farlow
Helen E. Farlow
Central Bank & Trust Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
North Caroline
Hillcrest Drive
Walker Avenue
Lake Triangle Park
R. K. Farlow
M. L. Holton
Central Bank & Trust CO
J. C. Alexander
Trust executed for sale of lot in Emerywood No 4 High Point NC
Geddile B Strickland and Esther F Strickland execute a trust to Wachovia Bank & Trust Co trustee dated December 13 1928 recorded in Guilford NC. On December 27 1850 at 2 pm the trustee will sell at Greensboro NC the lot 6 Emerywood No 4 described by beginning at West Lexington Ave Craven Clark lines. Dated November 26 1930. Wachovia Bank & Trust Co trustee. D C MacRae attorney.
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Geddile B. Strickland
Esther FE. Strickland
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
Lexington Avenue
Club Drive
Craven's
Emerywood
Office of
the Register of Deeds
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
D. C. MacRae
Atty High Point
N. C
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Public notice announces sale of land under a 1928 deed of trust on property in High Point Guilford County by Central Bank and Trust Company trustee. Sale set for twelve noon December 22 1930 at Greensboro Court House door. Describes parcel bounded by South Hamilton Street Lake Street Folwell and Roy Spearman lines.
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Solons
Schmeling Wires
Fogarty
Brown
Gardner
Siano
Fordham
Brockmeyer
Minnesota
Hart
Bates
Maryland
Vincent
van Bibber
Purdue
Berner
Baker
Bruder
Northwestern
Gantenbein
Wisconsin
Erie
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
Atlanta
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Bearcat Wright
Omaha, Neb
Clinard Ee
G. Reddick
M. Lohree
D. Reddick
Welch
Thomas Mills
High Point Paper Box
Cooper
E. Farlowe
Gentry
Smith
Bevan
Bowers
Printers
Edwards
Stout
Watson
Edwards Hinkle
Siees Kearns
Ray
Emerson
Davis
Montgomery
Bryant
Petty
Ory
Knox, McCain
Cumby
Rimmer
Hinkle
Tysinger Snider
Petren
Hanes
Tysinger
Law
Snider
Dorset
University OF Floridas
TE South
Wood
Brookshire
Man
Laufer
Ball
Ee Eee
B. Anderson
H. P. Box
E. Farlow Newsom
P. McDonald
L. McDonald
Ed Farrow
M. Anderson
Carolina Matmen
Princeton
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Charles 7. Woollen
Chuck Quinlan
Navy Grapplers
P. Usher
Frank Stallings
Mayne Cowper
Wayne Woodard
Harry Tsuimas
Quinlan
Moore
Allman
Harrell
Hampton
Navyy
Vv. P. I
M. I
Lee
Echoff
J. T. Boswell
Tina Boswell
Central Bank and Trust Company
Hamilton Street
Lake Street
Folwell
Roy Spearman
Roy
BEG Lng
Carolin&a Homes
Central Bank and Company
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