High Point to Host Thomasville in Wrestling Dual
High Point and Thomasville clash in a 7:45 p.m. wrestling duel at the high school after last week's hard fought Thomasville win. Referee will be Charlie Nolan. state champions Charlie Parks and Arthur Lea expected to win. The lineup lists L Evans, Parks, F Evans or Lescery, Newby or Marley, A Lea, Pitts, Taylor or Matthews. The Black Bison basketball team then heads to Gastonia for a Western Conference game at 4:30 p.m. with Gas- tonia High, a tilt that could decide the conference title.
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High Point
Thomasville High
Thomasville
Charlie Nolan
Y. M. C. A. Grapplers
Charlie Parks
Arthur Lea
Chapel Hill
L. Evans
Parks
F. Evans
Lescery
Newby
Marley
A. Lea
Pitts
Taylor
Matthews
Black Bison
Gastonia
Gastonia High Club
Bisons
Charlotte High
Miss Waring Co-Favorite in Pinehurst Women's Tourney
Pinehurst February 6. Helen Waring and Mrs. F Wade-Worth of Pittsburgh head list of favorites after the first round of the St Valentine best ball golf championship. The Waring-Wadeworth pair beat Merc W C W Pownes and Mrs. M W Marr 2 and 1. Other results include Mrs N C Aliss and Mrs H H Rackham 3 and 1 and Buckminster with Nancy Safford 6 and 4. Elizabeth Sutherland and Carol Hotchkiss won 6 and 4 to defeat H Bradley Davidson Jr and Mrs Richard Tufts.
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Pinehurst
Helen Waring
F. Wadeworth
Pittsburgh
Waring
H. H. Rackham
Detroit
H. J. Blue
Emmett French
Youngstown
H. C. Buckminster
Nancy Safford
Boston
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
Washington
Richard Tufts
North Carolina Lindsey Woolsey to Mrs Roosevelt display
A reporter at a Washington press conference revealed plans to present several yards of North Carolina Lindsey-Woolsey fabric to First Lady Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt. Julianna Busby of Jugtown showcased the fabric.
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Washington
North Carolina
Lindsey-Woolsey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Julianna Busby
Jugtown
Braves Future in Balance as Owners Meet Frick
New York reports say the Boston Braves face ownership and management decisions with National League owners and Ford Frick. Emil Fuchs may resign, Adams or Bill McKechnie could run the club, and a $50,000 pledge is sought to secure finances amid a dog racing lease dispute.
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New York
Boston Braves
National League
Ford Frick
Emil Fuchs
Fuchs
Braves
Charlies F. Adams
Bill MecKechnie
Braves’ Park
Gaffney
League
Roosevelt Encourages Loom Weaving Display in Hyde Park
Mrs Roosevelt expresses interest in loom weaving and its promotion in Hyde Park New York as she considers viewing a homespun cloth brought to Washington by a timid presenter. The First Lady's warmth and support are highlighted as she plans to see the piece.
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N. C
Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Beard murder trial postponement delays death sentence
A York agency hearing in Raleigh to finalize Dwight Beard's murder conviction and death sentence, set to end today, is postponed as Parole Commissioner Edwin M. Gill remains in his hotel with mumps.
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Raleigh
Dwight Beard
Burkey
Edwin M. Gill
Agua Caliente Sweepstakes Attracts Top Golfers
In Glendale California Henry Picard built a two point edge in the Agua Caliente sweepstakes as rain halted play. The event offers 2500 to the winner with nine contenders left, while the 72 hole Agua Caliente championship carries 5000 and adds pari mutual betting per 18 holes.
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Glendale
Calif
Mexico
Henry Picard
Young Hershey
Picard
Agua Caliente
Deacons Tackle Wolves Tonight in Big Five Showdown
Wake Forest faces NC State in Raleigh as Duke and North Carolina prepare for tomorrow's Durham clash that could shape the state championship. Guilford edges Randolph Macon 26 23 in last night’s action. Guilford meets Roanoke tonight and Catawba plays Davidson at Davidson.
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Charlotte
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Raleigh
Duke
North Carolina
Durham
Wolfpack
Deacons
Carolina
Blue Devil Gynasium
Tar Heels
Guilford College
Quakers
Randolph Maccon
Ashland
Guilford
Roanoke College
Catawba
Davidson
Louisville Slugger Award Return in 1935
Durham February 5 The Louisville Slugger trophy a symbol of batting supremacy in the minor leagues will be awarded again in 1935. Sponsors through the press bureau of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced continuation of the award which features a full sized sterling silver bat engraved with the winner’s name and batting average. The trophy debuted in 1934 and was won by Jimmy Sanders manager of Martinsville in the Bi-State league with a .423 average.
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Durham
Louisville
New Needle Practically Painless For Hospital Use
A new hypodermic needle for hospital use acts so fast that patients feel nothing upon insertion. The anesthetic action reaches the brain in one eighty fifth of a second while pain sensations require one fifteenth of a second.
Guilford Names Two New Depositories for County Funds
Guilford County commissioners designated High Point Savings and Trust and Security National Bank as two new depositories. Existing banks including Guilford National, Home Industrial, Bank of Gibsonville, and Wachovia Bank High Point branch were reaffirmed for another year. The board split 3 to 2 on renting the Boren Building for a federal relief office, with dissenters arguing against half the cost.
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Greensboro
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Security National Bank
Guilford County
Guilford National Bank
Home Industrial Bank
Bank of Gibsonville
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
High Point
Boren
Charlea W. Phillips
Joe F. Hoffman, Jr
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
George L. Stansbury
J. S. Davis
Troy
Wiliam E. Davis
Davis
Robert Smith
Willis Booth
J. I. Wagoner
Addie Houston
W. B. Harrison
W. H. Blaylock
T. C. Hicks
Maine Leads Nation In Potato Starch Production
About ninety percent of the country's potato starch is produced in Maine. The statement highlights Maine’s dominant role in starch manufacturing and implies regional economic impact.
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Maine
Henry Huss drills hole through ordinary pin without damage
Henry Huss of Meaford Ontario reports drilling a hole through an ordinary pin without causing any damage. The event appears to document a small mechanical curiosity or experiment.
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Henry Huss
Meaford, Ont
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Last Night
Three matches were completed in the Industrial league with Kellam Foundry and B.P.U. winning. San Souci won in the City league while Kellam beat Southeastern Express. Comer posted 326 to lead Kellam, Smith 285 led the losers, Jennings 324 helped B.S.P.U. defeat Wilson Co, Woodell 336 top for Wilson Co. Welborn 306 led San Souci past Schulman, H. Clein 288 top for Schulman. Standings follow.
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Kellam Foundry
Schulman
H. Clein
Lasers
Globe Parlor Defeats Salvation Army Five 28 to 23
Globe Parlor outpaced the Salvation Army five 28 to 23 as Lainer led scoring with 10 points. The Globe Parlor squad built a 38 to 10 halftime margin and maintained the lead despite a second half rally from the Red Shield team.
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Salvation Army
Globe Parlor
Red Shield
Lainer
P. Lilly
PT Ff
TP Bark Coc
Ehesaeaas
RS Sas Scaducidon
Spencer
Chccscceacee
Everheart
Walton
J. Grissom
Fights Last Night Roundup Across Cities
Chicago Everett Rightmire outpointed Pete De Grasse Sailor Born defeated Eddie Chinski in Port Arthur Toots Bashara posted Carl Schaffer in Port Arthur Pittsburgh Frank Wallace beat Eddie Zivic Baby Joe Gans outpointed Kingfish Elling Sarasota King Vinsky stopped Red Town Paul Greenwood drew with Billy Mullins in Sarasota and Vincennes
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Ey Associree
Chicago
Everett
Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Pete de Grasse
New York
Sailor
Atlanta
Eddie Chinski
Kankakee
Til
Port Orth
Tex
Toots Bashara
Norfolk
Carl Schaffer
T.uis
Billy Mullins
Vincinnes
Ind
Amateurs Battle For Glory In Golden Gloves Tourney
Charlotte hosts the third annual Carolinas Golden Gloves in the Armory with 51 bouts closing and 3500 spectators. Teens and seasoned fighters clash across featherweight to heavyweight as winners advance to AAU Atlantic Seaboard and the national tournament.
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Charlotte
Gory and Sweet Charity
Charlotte Armory
Piedmont
Carolinas
Charlotte Goodfellows Club
Babe Ruth Expected Sign Player's Contract Again
New York reports Dizzy Dean rivals Ruth for headlines but game insiders say Ruth still the bigger draw. Major league figures doubt Dean can match Ruth’s daily gate appeal. Ruth may sign with the Yankees for around 25000 and keep open a return in American league play.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Will Haridge
Chicago
Orient
Medwick Seeks $10,000 From Cardinals For 1935 Campaign
New York Feb 5 Joe Ducky Medwick says he will demand a $10,000 salary with the St. Louis Cardinals for the 1935 season. He notes he had 11 World Series hits and hints he may join holdout ranks if the contract falls short. It is believed he earned about $4,500 last year.
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New York
Joe
Ducky-Wacky) Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Medwick
Ruth likely to rejoin Yankees for 1935 season
The article suggests Babe Ruth will sign a one-year contract with the Yankees for the 1935 season. It notes Ruth earned about $36,000 from part-time work last year, twice what the Cardinals offered Dizzy Dean, and hints at possible future managerial opportunities in New York or elsewhere by 1936.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Babe Ruth
Dizzy
Cardinal
Dean
Ruth
Cardinals
Cissy
Paul
Yankees
Europe
Babe
Trial Scenes At Broadhurst Feature Hauptmann Testimony
Broadhurst theatre screen shows Wednesday and Thursday actual scenes of Bruno Hauptmann on the witness stand. The film captures his testimony as Attorney General Wilents grills the accused, with newsmen, audience, and jury captivated by the real life exchange.
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Broadhurst Theatre
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Wilents
Duke Carolina cage teams meet tomorrow in Durham
Duke and North Carolina meet in Duke gym at 8 15 p m in a top regular season game. Carolina carries 14 wins in 16 while Duke shows depth with ten strong players under Eddie Cameron. A Tar Heels win could clinch the Five title and seed the conference tournament.
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Durham
North Carolina
Duke
Carolina
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Rw Bers
Eddie Carron
St Aiken
Ivan Grace
Jim M Cachren
Eddie Cameron
Leigh
Divine sermon on earth's restoration and final judgment
Elder John E preaches at Carolina theater on 7 30 pm about God's plan to redeem humanity and restore the earth. He cites the dispensation of times, the ascent and return of the saints, New Jerusalem, and the final judgment and immortality for the faithful.
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John E
Carolina Theater
Christ
Jesus
Satan
New Jerusalem
Belief in Nine Lives Roots in Ancient Myth
The idea that cats have nine lives traces to ancient beliefs about the cat goddess Pasht and a witch’s claimed ability to transform into a cat nine times, shaping folk lore on feline resilience.
Historic Tennis String Material Described
An old text notes catgut used in tennis racquets is made from sheep intestines. It explains the material and its traditional supply in the sports equipment trade.
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Kring
Wachovia
Fleischmann
IAS Dry ¢ Yeasts
Horace
Commerce & Willowbrook
Gilderton Plymouth
Ernst Baler
Maxi Herber
Germany
Partenkirchen
United States
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Gill
Harry Cooper
Cooper
MacDonald Smith
Bunny Torpey
Kansas City
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
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Oak Park
Ky Laffoon
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Jimmy Hines
Long Island
Louisville Slugger
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Garland Motor
North State Ee
Pat Brown, Inc
Eeeeee Industrial
P. U. Co
Svete
Il Southeastern Il
Sans Souci
Sveeheweeeere
Hi-Ly
Eeteewe Mae
Souci Club
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Kiwanis
Er Seae Welborn Tee
H. Clet Schulmann
Peer Eewess
B. Wageger
Ruby ‘Wees
Kellam
J. Kennery
Southeast
Huteh
Mayworth
Wilson & Co
McCollum
BR. Davis
Worters
Little Roy Worters
National Hockey League
New York Americans
Bob Gracie
Montreal Maroons
Maroons
Broadhurst
Duke Gymnasium
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