Highs Play Two Court Games Here Tonight
Appalachian college beat High Point 21 to 17 on the Y court as Walker scored four points for Appalachian and Chet Smith added 11 for High Point. The Panthers face Elon next at 8 pm, while High Point’s other results include a 17-15 Allen Jay win and DeMolay’s 17-6 loss to Bryant’s Printers team.
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Campbell
Appalachian College
High Point
Julian Beall
Purple Panthers
Appalachian
Walker
Yyatte
Panthers
Chet Smith
Smith
C. Hinson
English Demon of Rage Tracks Wants New Mark
Captain Malcolm Campbell drove the Bluebird II to a world record 245.733 mph on Daytona Beach and aims to top it again if weather and beach stay favorable. He already held Segrave’s prior mark and may attempt the five kilometer record if conditions permit.
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Daytona Brach
Pfra
Malcolm Cody
Campbell
England
Ray Keech
H. O. D. Segrave
Lee Bible
Frank Lockhart
Segrave
Charlotte Wildcats Meet Local Boys In Exhibition Game
The Queen City team led by McCachren and Hatcher will face the locals in an exhibition. Charlotte coach Skidmore relies on the Meanwell system and has not lost this season, with wins over Spartanburg Columbia Gastonia Greensboro and the Davidson frosh. The local lineup includes Hinkle Reid Ridge Harris Guarino and Sizemore as key players. Earlier, Germantown girls play before the boys game, and the 7:20 p.m. tipoff closes the doubleheader.
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Carolina
Queen City
Aitken
Bell
Alexander
McCachren
Charlotte
Hatcher
Harold Villas
Skidmore
Wildcats
Spartanburg
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Columbia
Gastonia
Greensboro
Davidson
Marlette
High Point
Hinkle
Reid
Ridge
Harris
Guarino
Frank Sizemore
Culler
Willis Sensenbach
Germantown School
Guilford College High School
Cubs Sign 1931 Contract For Regular Pitcher Blake
President William Veeck announced that 6a c very regular on the Cub's 1930 roster has signed his 1931 contract and that Manager Rogers Hornsby and pitcher Fred Blake are already en route to Catalina Island training camp in California ahead of the season.
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Hicago
Cub
Rogers Hornsby
Fred Blake
Catalina Island
California
William Veeck
Agriculture Engages Half of Algeria Residents
Roughly half of Algeria’s population is involved in farming activities. Officials note farming remains the main livelihood for many households, with rural communities relying on crops and livestock to sustain income.
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Algeria
Three Davidson Teams to Play Tomorrow Night
Davidson, Feb 6. Three Wildcats athletic teams will face opponents across diverse sectors, closing a demanding week of winter competition. The varsity basketball squad will host Guilford College on their home court, continuing a busy schedule for Davidson Wildcat teams.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Guilford Col
Winter Gridders Ready For Third Practice Game
In Chapel Hill on February 6, Carolina braces for the third winter football practice game at Kenan Stadium Saturday at 3 PM. Head coach Chuck Collins has not released final selections, but veterans likely to play heavily after rookies carried Wednesday’s game. Rip Slusser and Stuart Chandler, the only two lettered halfbacks eligible next fall, should line up opposite sides. The Blues aim to extend a perfect 2-0 record as the Orange squad, unnamed for now, seeks to halt the streak.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Kenan Stadium
Chuck Coll
Rip Slusser
Stuart Chandler
Collins
Schmeling Faces 35000 Suit Over Tossing Servant
Max Schmeling, the heavyweight champion, must defend a 35000 damage suit in New Jersey. Joseph Rahl Jr seeks 25000 for injuries from being tossed down hotel steps while serving papers, plus 10000 to cover his father's loss of services and medical costs. Deputy sheriffs served a capias as Schmeling and friends golfed at Summit before lunch.
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Rahl
Schmeling
Madame Bey
Summit
Elizabeth
Supreme Court
Bowling Tonight Two Duck Pin Matches At King Pin Alleys
The Sun shine Laundry team meets Fowler Store in a makeup match while Crown Hosiery mills teams one and three practice. Postoffice duck pin team leads Amateur Bowling league by sweeping last night at King Pin alleys. Harriss Covington moved to second with three wins from National Food Stores by forfeit. Hillcrest took two of three from Crown Hosiery No. 1. Postoffice had top single game 125 and high single set 345. high team set 1436. Wilson and company clinched first in City league half, second half starts next Thursday to decide playoff contender. White Rothrock posted high game 131 and high set 373. Salisbury faces Lucky Strike at Lucky Strike alleys tonight at 8.
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Sunshine Laundry
Fowler Store
Crown Hosiery Mills
Postoffice
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National Food Stores
Hillcrest
Crown Hosiery
Peace
Wilson and Company
White Rothrock
Salisbury
Tomlinson
Compton
Kennedy
Heels And Duke Win Games From Virginia Teams
The North Carolina Tar Heels defeated V P S Gobblers 30 24 at Blacksburg while Duke beat Virginia Cavaliers 43 31 at Charlottesville. Wake Forest fell 25 10 to Temple in Philadelphia. Davidson women defeated by Washington and Lee 31 8, Presbyterian cagers beaten 29 20 by Charlotte Y at Davidson.
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Duke Blue Devils
Old Dominion
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V. P. S. Gobblers
Blacksburg
Gobbler
Tar Heels
Duke
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Virginia Crew
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Temple
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Deacons
Rider
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Davidson
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Generals
Presbyterian
Charlotte Y
General Washington and Lee at Kentucky in key Southern race clash
In Atlanta today Washington and Lee meets Kentucky in Lexington as both chase the unbeatens in the Southern Conference. Maryland fell to Virginia earlier, while North Carolina and W M L also figure in major matches. LSU gears up for track title defense. 30 candidates train under Coach Ernie Moore. The piece notes Brazil’s first improved highway enabling a 1000 mile car trip.
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Washington and Lee
Lexington
Generals
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Kentucky
Alabama
Dixie
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Furman
Greenville
Catholic University
Washington
Erskine
Newberry
Centenary
Butler
Indianapolis
Louisiana State
Ernie Moore
Brazil
Duke Coach Opposes College Credit For Sports
Durham, February 6 AP Wallace Wade Duke head coach urged college credits be given for serious and honest participation in sports but warned against stressing winning. He proposed integrating athletics into the curriculum and said no credit should be awarded for gridiron or gym work in the interest of the institution.
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Wallace Watey Duke
Duke Ao
Wades
Fights Last Night In Kalamazoo And Memphis Note Upsets
In Kalamazoo Grace of Chicago knocked out Sharkey of Albion Michigan. In Memphis Tommy Freeman from Hot Springs Arkansas stopped Duke Trammel of Fort Worth Texas in five rounds.
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Mich
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