Duke Caroloina Seeks Tight Big Five Lead Night
Duke and North Carolina square off in Chapel Hill to decide the leaders of the North Carolina Big Five basketball race. Both squads enter with 12 wins and 2 losses as fans expect a hard fought, neighbors rivalry with home court advantage for UNC.
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Charlotte
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
N. C
McCachren
Jim
Dave
Thompson
Herb
Catholic University
Maryland
Navy
U. C. State
Tar Heels
Eddie Cameron
Jim Thompson
Authern
Kunkle
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Herb Thompson
Phil Weaver
Ords
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Durham
Catawba
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina Teachers College
Guilford
Randolph Macon
Annapolis
Spike Webb
William K. Davenport
Landdrum
8. C
John B. McNaughton
John D. Blitch
Charleston
5. C
Washington
University of Georgia
Davidson
Blacksburg
University of Maryland
N. CG. State
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Davidson College
William and Mary
Wildcats
Virginians
Wv. P. T
Western Carolina
University Oforth Carolina Matinen
Generals
Panthers Battle Catawba Indians Tonight in Tin Can
High Point Black Bisons push fourth straight Western Conference win 32 to 12 over Winston-Salem Black Demons. Culler leads with 15 points, Durland 16, as defense stifles visitors and sets up Tuesday showdown with Charlotte High.
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Winston-Salem Black Demons
Hendrix
Whitley
Diffendale
Bison
Twin City
Jim Durland
Harold Culler
Culler
Hilton
Hinkle
Bison Guards
Durland
Bisons
Charlotte High
Agu Caliente golf result and scattered boxing notes
At Agua Caliente the final round of the $1,500 golf championship saw Wilfred Hiram Cox lead after 54 holes but fail to repeat his 1931 outcome as Johnny Golden won after a playoff with Ven Elm. The report also lists multiple boxing results from New York to Baltimore and mentions other regional matchups and trivia.
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Agua Calienta
Mex
Wilfred Hiram Cox
Agua Caliente
Brooklyn
Johnny Golden
G Ven Elm
Cox
Willie Hunter
Culver City
Calif
Olin du
Baja California
Paul Runyan
Laffoon
Denver
Thirty Two Survivors in Carolinas Golden Gloves Semis
Twenty six fighters began the second annual Carolinas Golden Gloves tournament in Charlotte. Tonight thirty two survivors advance to semi finals under A A U sanction with eight weight divisions to yield champions by Monday night.
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Charlotter
The
Charlotte Observer
Village Rejects Street Lamps in Unanimous Vote
Blewbury voters reject street lighting by unanimous decision. The report notes 34 percent of the old copper reserves are in ule and the United States holds about 20 percent.
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Blewbury
Ule
The
United States
Canzoneri Beats Cleto Locatelli in Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri defeated Cleto Locatelli in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden after a scoring mistake initially showed a draw. Referee Willie Lewis corrected the result, giving Canzoneri a decisive victory with Locatelli floored twice for one counts. The win strengthens Canzoneri’s claimed superiority in the series between the fighters.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Leach Cross
Canzoneri
Willie Lewis
Bill Brown
John J. Phelan
Cross
Can
Joe Hiestand Wins Two More Crowns At Trapshoot Meet
Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio captured two more championships in the mid winter trapshoot tournament at Pinehurst on February 3. He had already won the mid winter handicap and the distance medley the previous day. His total prize money rose to 350 dollars.
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John Dillinger
Lake County
Crown Point
Ind
Pinehurst
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Hiestand
Gene Tunney
Enzo Fiermonte
William K. Dick
Palm Beach
Fila
John Jacob Astor
W. K. Dick
Grover Cleveland's unusual path to a second term
Grover Cleveland remains the only U.S. president to serve two nonconsecutive terms after leaving office. His unique comeback definition shapes discussions of presidential tenure and constitutional timeframes.
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Grover Cleveland
Moveable roots on Blackstone tramcars entertain riders
Streetcar passengers in Blackstone Eng may enjoy sunbaths as tramcars in the city feature moveable roots.
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Blackstone
Eng
Coaches Propose Rule Change On Forward Passes
Football coaches led by Lou Little of Columbia meet to push five rule changes. They seek to treat a forward pass over the goal as in-bounds with possession restored to the previous down, arguing for a shared fate on incomplete fourth down passes.
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New York
Lou Little
Columbia
American Football Coaches’ Association
Coaches’ Committee
Atlanta
Locals defeat Teachers 44 to 35 in college basketball
High Point College’s Purple Panthers beat Eastern Carolina Teachers 44 to 35 at Harrison Gymnasium. Culler led scoring with 13 points as Barrett topped the losers with 16. a late surge gave High Point the win and a looming clash with Catawba College Indians.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Eastern Carolina Teachers
Catawba College
Indians
Harrison Gymnasium
Virgil Yow
Lay
Purple Varsity
Culler
Barrett
Catawba
Margaret Watson
Dot Jones
Williard Lassiter
A. M. Gentry
P. R. Dixon
Hugh Turner
Carl Sprause
Roscoe Samuels
Elisie Scoggins
Homer Randolph
Daniel Elkins
Naomi Lawson
Harold Edwards
Raymond Teeter
Arthur Marshall
Willis Alfred Brown
Ruth Lee Herring
B. c. T. C. Grptpyanten
Wapfore
Burnett
Johnston Sesee
aSee Ridenhour
King
High Point GmrFr
Shore
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Secess
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Eider
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Ken
Warren OE Oakley
Evenes Kous
Peeler
Mills Plans G. O. P. Confab at Home Near Hoover
Ogden Mills former secretary of the treasury rests at his Millbrae home and plans a conference with Herbert Hoover and other Republican leaders. He says he will not seek 1946 nomination and urges party organization nationally and in California while defending tariff adjustments and warning against political control of the treasury and a destabilized dollar.
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Treasury
Herbert Hoover
Millbrar
Calif
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Mills
Hoover
Republican Party
California
Topeka
Kan
Federal Reserve
Stanton Sechrest Arrested After Shop Break-In
A man giving the name Stanton Sechrest was arrested after breaking the glass at the Cline Shop on Washington Street and stealing jewelry valued near fifty dollars. Officers chased him on Wrenn Street, recovered the jewelry, and he was jailed.
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Stanton Sechrest
Cline
Washington Stret
Sechrest
Wrenn Street
Cunningham and Venzke Set For Millrose Duel Tonight
New York February 3 The 27th Millrose games at Madison Square Garden expect a capacity 16 000 crowd. The Rodman Wanamaker mile headlines a 26 event program with Glenn Cunningham Kansas and Gene Venzke Penn as top contenders in a likely private battle. Other features include Metcalfe and Topping in sprints the Millrose 600 and top field across events.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Gene Venzke
Penn
Madison Square Garden
Cunningham
Venzke
Glen Dawson
Oklahoma
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Venske
Penn Star
Dawson
Mangan
Crowley
Boston
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Emmett Topping
New Orleans
Milton Sandler
Ivan Fuqua
Indiana
Arnold Adams
Bates
Bernie McCafferty
Holy Cross
Geo. Spitz
Walter Marty
Charles Hornbostel
Ray Sears
Butler
Joe McCluskey
John Follows
Johnny Morriss
Louisiana
Keith Brown
Yale
Mancusco Ill With Possible Typhoid Fever for Giants
Houston, Feb 3. Giants star catcher Gus Mancusco is ill and may have typhoid fever. Dr. B E Armstrong reported the first blood count showed no typhoid, but a follow up test in two to three days should be conclusive. Teammate Charlie Dressen is in Memorial hospital recovering from an eight week bout with typhoid.
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Houston
Tex
Giants
Gus Mancusco
BE. M. Armstrong
Charilie Dressen
Memorial Hospital
Effect of Pasteurization on Vitamins in Milk
A survey of vitamins A B and C in milk notes A and B survive pasteurization while C remains variable and mainly low. Vitamin C content depends on cow or human milk diet. Dr Ravenel argues heating does not threaten vitamin C and the claim is fallacious.
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M. P. Ravenel
American Public Health Association
American Journal of Public Health
Adv
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