High Point Bisons Rally To Top Western Conference Race
High Point High School's Jack Bisons defeated Winston-Salem 35 to 12 to seize the Western Conference lead. Dick Meisky scored 12 for High Point as the team surged in the second half after a close first. Hartley brothers and Idol starred on defense with Winston-Salem managing only field goals. High Point faces Salisbury Friday night.
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Jack Bisons
High Point Highchool
Winstonham High
Bisons
Winstonlam
Marlette
Dick Meisky
Hartley Brothers
Bby
Edgar
Causey
Walter Brye
Charles Idol
Winston-Salem
High Point
Salisburyigh
Lisbury
Sesson
Opes
Martiey
Elekey
aAstain
Sonnet Cose
insten-Salem
Big Five clash looms as North Carolina and Duke prepare
NC and Duke teams completed final workouts before Thursday night game in Chapel Hill. NC State eyed a Virginia invasion after a closing win over VMI, while North Carolina posted a fourth straight win at home over The Forest. Other results included Washington and Lee routing NC State and Elon beating Atlantic Christian.
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Charlotte
Orth Carolina
Duke Basketll
Chapel Hill
N. C. State
Virginia
V. M. IL
Carolina
White Phantoms
Duke
Ington
Lee
Lexington
Red Terror
Wolfpack
Red Terrors
Blacksburg
North State
Elon
Atlantic Christian College
Catawba
Appalachian
Salisbury
Guilford
Recollege
Lynchburg A
Graham plan gains NC faculty approval on amateur athletics
In Richmond the Southern Conference weighs six presidents proposed resolutions to end subsidization of athletes. UNC faculty backed the Graham plan 80 to 40 after student council approval 6 to 2. Duke opposed parts of the measure while Virginia schools vary in stance.
Trade winds swirl as National meet spurs baseball trades
At the National league schedule meeting, team executives eye moves for batterymen and first basemen. Brooklyn’s Casey Stengel huddles with managers while Sambo Leslie lingers in trade talks with Giants, Beavers, and Phillies as negotiations brew with cash offers and prospect swaps.
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New York
Fed
Ebbetsfield
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodger
Casey
Sambo Leslie
Bill Terry
Giants
Leslie
Gus Mancuso
Harry Danning
Boston Beehive
Phillies Bailwick
Giant-Dodger
Horace Stoneham
Stengel
Bob Quinn
The
Bees
Fred Frankhouse
Quinn
Johnny Babich
Gene Moore
Brooklyn
Stencel
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Johnny Mize
Rickey
Sam Breadon
Mike
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Lefty Robert Moses Grove Favors Souvenirs Over Charms
New York reports left handed pitcher Robert Moses Grove defies superstitions and keeps more than 200 baseballs as mementos from his wins, each dated with score. He recalls the toughest loss to Dick Coffman in 1931 that ended a 16 game win streak and stalled a possible all time record. Bing Miller notes a misplayed fly ball that shortened Grove's run.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert Moses Grove
Lefty
Grove
Dick Coffman
Browns
Giants
Dim Moore
Bing Miller
Opening of Fourth Olympic Winter Games Nears
Garmisch Partenkirchen prepares for the February start as 1000 athletes from 28 nations sharpen gear and finalize practice. The opening ceremony is scheduled tomorrow with hockey, skating, and early events to follow, while concerns over sled runners and injuries are noted.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Garmisch
Partenkirchen
Europe
France
Switzerland
Dick Durrance
Berg Tops Miami Field In First Round Of Golf Tourney
Patty Berg 17 of Minneapolis shot 80 two under par to take an early lead in the Miami Biltmore women’s golf tournament. Blanche Fitzgibbon of New York qualified at 98 as the field’s top contenders awaited tougher tests. Marion Miley of Lexington and Jean Cothran of Greenville were among early pairings.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Blanche Fitzgibbon
New York
High Point YWCA Triumps Winston-Salem In Opener
High Point YWCA females beat Winston-Salem 30 to 7 in Tuesday night action at the local Y.M.C.A. Weisner and Reid led the home team while Callahan scored 12 points and Moore added four for Winston-Salem.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Weisner
Reid
Callahan
Winston
W. Moore
W. Grant and Whitaker
Graham Plan proposed to de emphasize athletics at conference
Dr Frank P Graham president of the Greater University of North Carolina arrived in Raleigh to present amendments to de emphasize athletics in the Southern conference to faculty at North Carolina State College. The University Board of Trustees sent the amendments back to faculties for further study after a faculty vote of 80 to 40 reaffirmed support for the plan.
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Raleigh
N. C
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
N. C. State College
University Board of Trustees
Hartmans Formula For Tooth Desensitising Debuts
Hartman Professor of Dentistry Dr Leroy L Hartman from Columbia University announces a new desensitising formula for teeth. Dentists apply a cotton pellet with the drug to dentin for one to two minutes, then use warm air. not for injections.
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Leroy L. Hartman
Columbia University
Bamboo, the World's Tallest Grass
Bamboo is described as the tallest grass in the world reaching about 100 feet in height. The text notes its remarkable growth and height relative to other grasses.
Meteors Burn Up as Billions Enter Earth’s Atmosphere
Report notes that about one billion meteors enter Earth’s atmosphere daily and burn up due to atmospheric friction. The United States contains approximately 47,600 remainin g meteor fragments or related incidents, according to the excerpt.
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United States
Young boxer seeks to enter Central Carolina meet
A red headed 14 year old asks to enter the Central Carolina Golden Gloves. He weighs 125 pounds and claims he will be 16 when he submits his signed entry blank. Officials say entrants require parental sign off and tickets will go on sale soon as training picks up at the Salvation Army gym.
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Central Carolina
Salvation Army
Loyola halfback Roger Kelly tops Los Angeles Open
Roger Kelly named top amateur in the Los Angeles Open and plays as a halfback for Loyola University. The piece notes Bar ney Ross and Jimmy Leto set to clash in Miami later this month, Kansas baseball to be cut for funds, and Lefty Gomez seeking golf guidance from Johnny Farrell in Florida. It mentions Walker H Donovan inviting foreign horses to Suffolk Downs and Johnny Gill pursuing a sixth major league attempt.
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Roger Kelly
Tom Lieb
Loyola University Grid
Barney Ross
Jimmy Leto
Hartford
Suffolk Downs
Johnny Gill
Multiple Sports Buzz In 1930s Era Headlines From Macon to New York
The clippings link Macon in Sally league to Cincinnati prospects Clauson Vines linked to Chicago Cubs via Charley Grimm. Boxing tax gains rise in 1985, while Penn football faces captainless year. Branch Rickey earns $49 470 with $14 470 bonus for 1934 pennant. Jim Londos forms rival wrestling ring amid Book Curley. Pittsburgh Brooklyn copy Garden double headers. Notre Dame 1936 captain Bill Smith sidelined by injuries. A Syracuse cinder track runs parallel to dirt track for harness racing rain or shine. Vince Sherlock tied to Rickey as understudy to Frisch, with Casey Stengel’s influence noted.
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Macon
Cincinnati
Clauson Vines
Jeannerette
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
New York State
Penn
Branch Rickey
Vince Sherlock
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Frankie Frisch
Casey Stengel
Bill Smith
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Jim Londos
Jack Curley
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Ned Irish
New York
Garden
Rickey
Cardinals
Fleet Center fielders Needed To Save Many Runs
From aitcher's standpoint and ye can accept the word of Robert Moses Grove as typical it's always re-assuring to look around and see a rangy fellow in center field capable of cutting off the hits and fortifying a defense. The piece notes several players eyed for center field across MLB teams and potential shifts to fill gaps caused by injuries or retirements.
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NEW “Ork
Aitcher
Robert Moses Grove
Lefty
Doc Cramer
Red Sox
Speaker
Cramer
Hank Leiber
Giants
Terry Moore
Cardinals
Jake Powell
Washington Senators
al Simmons
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Frank Demaree
Freddy Lindstrom
Lloyd
Little Poison
Earle Combs
New York Yankees
Ben Chapman
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Sam Weat
St. Louis Browns
Center Gardner
White Sox
Simmons
Julius Solters
Boston
Robably
Browns
Chicago
Mule Haas
Connie Mack
Wally Moses
George Puccinelli
Baltimore
Wally Berger
King Bee
Boston Bees
Ethoe Alles
Phillies
Panthers drill for showdown with Catawba Indians
Coach Yow pushed High Point college players in drills after exams as they prepare for the game against the Catawba Indians tomorrow night in Hickory. The team struggled recently with accuracy and fitness, edging Lenoir Rhyne 41 40 in overtime earlier and defeating Salisbury 42 31 this year. Snthers and Harris missed yesterday practice due to minor injuries but are expected to be ready.
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Panthers
Yow
High Point College
Catawba Indians
Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Indians
Salisbury
Kirklands
Snthers
Harris
Grange Named Cornell Football Coach According to Press
Binghamton report says Harold Red Grange, famed Illinois and Chicago Bears halfback, will be head football coach at Cornell University this fall replacing Gil Dobie. Negotiations indicate agreement though no contract has been signed yet.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton Press
Harold “Red” Grange
Illinois University
Chicago Beare
Cornell University
Gii Dobie
Grange
Cornell
Amateur quintets clash Thursday at Y M C A
League leaders face tough opposition as Harriss Covington meets Amps, Adams Millis Points vs De Molay, Highland vs Globe Parlor, and Marsh vs Tomlinson in the second half opener. Standings show Globe Parlor 1 0 1.000 and Amos 1 0 1.000 with others unbeaten or winless.
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Harriss-Covington
Amps
Adams-Millie
de Molay
Highland Ve. Globe Parlor
Marsh
Tomlinson
Pet. Oe Ie
Globe Parlor
AMOS
Adame-Millis
Highland
Harris-Covington
Several Suspects In Custody For Robbery
Edenton police say several suspects are being held in connection with the assault and robbery of William Harris a suburban tavern keeper yesterday. Harris was struck on the head and robbed of about 6 dollars. he walked to his home to alert officers.
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Edenton
G. A. Helms
Asault
William Harris
Starkeeper
Helms
Harris
Baseball Notes from the Majors and Minor Trails
The piece lists various baseball figures and anecdotes including Umpire Van Grafian potential promotions, Alvin Gardner sending Lee Ballanfant to the National and Steve Basil to the American leagues, Dick Coffman born in Vote, Ky, Johnny Marcum as a hero in Eminence, Ky, and a half holiday tradition there after wins. It mentions Stan Zbyszko wrestling in South America, John Quinn helping in Bees management, Wally Berger’s park wide home run streak, a new National League green book, and Bill Brandt producing a top job.
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van Grafian
Texas Loop
Alvin Gardner
Lee Ballanfant
Steve Basil
Dick Coffman
Giants
Vote
Johnny Marcum
Red Sox
Johnny
Stan Zbyszko
South America
John Quinn
Bees
Wally Berger
Wallburg Girls Rally in 44–14 Victory Over Pilot
Wallburg High School beat Pilot 88–20 in the boys game while the girls won 44–14. L. McGee led Wallburg with 26 points, S. Bodenheimer added 15, and C. Conrad topped Pilot with 10. Players include Dave Cook C Bodenheimer S Bodenheimer Craven and Sledge.
Native South Seas natives prefer the yam as sole cultivated vegetable
The record notes that natives of the South Seas will cultivate only the yam, making it their singular vegetable crop.
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South Seas
Dr A C Jones Addresses Kennel Club On Dog Parasites
Dr A C Jones veterinarian of High Point spoke at the Carolina Kennel Club monthly session in Greensboro about intestinal parasites in dogs. He described round, hook, whip and tape worms in the intestines and heart worms in the blood, urging cleaner living quarters for dogs.
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Greensboro
A. C. Jones
High Point
Carolina Kennel Club
King Cotton Hotel
BE. J. Stoker
EB. R. Tyler
Durham
Edgar A. Moss
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