Two Hours Of Basketball Thrills For Local Fans
Two good games headline tonight as High Point and Charlotte high schools clash in a Western Conference showdown at 7:30. The double bill features the High Point college team and the House of David in a 9 p.m. match, with proceeds funding gym heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High
Charlotte
Purple Panthers
House of David
High School
Harrison
High Point Ve. Charlotte High
High Point College
High Point
Chariie Sims
Clyde Mullis
Earl Ruth
Rhyne Soup
Bill McCachren
Black Bisons
Red Hendricks
Lloyd Whitley
Willie Hinkle
Harold Culler
Big Durland
Wade Marlette
Bisons
Collegians
Junior High Triumphs Over Freshmen 21 to 10
The Junior High basketball team defeated the Freshmen 21 to 10 for their sixth straight win. Walker led scoring with 11 points, Barrier was the high scorer for the Freshmen with six. The game featured an early lead by the Junior High and steady advantage throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Barrier
Iiivie
Duane
Wright
Stewart
Spencer
Prue
Neice Weed Senden
Geerteree
Ceee Seeerers
Bvame
Welch
Freeman
Ssesee
Gregory
Culler
Welborn
Sbeset
Cooper
Obes Carci
Hedrick G
Duleces
Ebes
Gas Light and Coke Co. Powers London With Coal
The Gas Light and Coke Company uses about a million tons of coal annually to supply London with gas, a service it has provided for more than a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gas Light and Coke Co
London
Triangles Defeat Yadkinville Five In Lopsided Victory
The Y. M. C. A. Triangles defeated the Yadkinville Cardinals 50 to 25. E. Farlowe led with 14 points, Martin added 4, and Royal contributed 10 as the team controlled the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkinville Cardinals
Yadkinville Gfiftp
Davis Fowheua
MacKinney
Mackie
Evans
R. Trader
Toa Farlowe
Seers
B. Farlowe
Watson
Martin
Bowers
Ween
Shelby High recalls 1922 muddy triumph over Asheville
J. J. McMurray recalls the 1922 Western Conference football clash at Shelby where his team battled Asheville in a rain soaked mud game. He describes a dramatic goal line stand and his 40 yard punt that sealed a 7 to 6 victory and derailed Asheville’s bragging season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McMurray
Gulf Refining Company
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Harps
Jay
Mac
Shelby High School
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Shelby
Mountineers
Chapel Hill
Maroons
Pete Chackles
Wake Forest
Chackles
Pete
Slim
Fred Logan
State
Hennessa
Jack Anthony
Hugh Arrowsmith
Davidson
Tobacco Averages $16.63 At Winston
Upsurge in Winston-Salem tobacco prices continued with 399,580 pounds sold for 16.63 a hundred. Sellers received 66,440.02 for the day as season receipts neared 8 million dollars and season sales approached 50 million pounds. Market activity suggests these records will be surpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Monday Tobacco Sale Tops Season Despite Low Grade Weed
Market officials say Monday’s sale ranked among the best of the season as loads averaged 40 to 50 cents a pound to offset a large amount of low grade weed. Planters are urged to sell to bado while prices stay firm and daily offerings continue. Burley tobacco appeared in the sale with sellers including J D Baker Phipps and Johnson Walter Jones Phipps and Barker Phipps and Jones J R Phipps and Dr Waddell of Ashe county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D. Baker
Phipps
Johnson
Walter Jones
Phipps and Barker
Jones
J. R. Phipps
Dr. Waddell
Ashe County
Green Gooseberry Sawflies Rearing in Manchester
researchers in Manchester England rear green gooseberry sawflies to gain fuller knowledge of their life history and development for scientific understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Kentucky Plans Maintenance Spending Since 1918
Since 1918 Kentucky has spent 1 062 323 dollars on maintenance of pauper feeble minded, highlighting long term care costs and policy budgeting for indigent mental health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Turkish will law bars disinheriting heirs with one exception
In Turkey, you cannot cut your heirs out of your will by law. The sole exception to this rule is Mustafa Kemal Atatürks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
National clubs discuss trades at annual NL meeting
At the mid winter meeting National League owners greet Powell Crosley Jr new Cincinnati ownership. Teams including the Reds Pirates Dodgers Phillies Cardinals Cubs and Giants weigh moves while Rickey mulls options and talks trade with other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National League Baseball
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Leland Stanford
Larry) McPhail
Cincinnati
Powell Crosley, Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
William Benswanger
George Gibson
Pirates
Bob Quinn
Max Carey
Dodgers
Brooklyn Bridge
Phillies
Gerald Nugent
Jimmy Wilson
Don Hurst
Ethan Allen
Nugent
Allen
St. Louis
Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Rickey
Crosley
Chicago
Wrigley
Metcalfe Seizes Two 1934 All American Track Posts
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette earns two berths on the 1934 All American track team, chosen by Daniel J. Ferris. The national sprint champion is listed for 100 and 200 meters, with Emmett Toppino of New Orleans at 60 meters despite Metcalfe's nationwide victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Emmett Toppino
New Orleans
Metcalfe
Sioux and Blackfeet Drive Spears Into Ground
Sioux and Blackfeet display signs of confidence by digging spears into the earth as Fiji Islanders cross two feathers in ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji
Wake Forest at Raleigh Shapes Big Five Title Race
Charlotte February 6 Wake Forest visits Raleigh tonight to challenge North Carolina State for Big Five leadership. The Demon Deacons sit atop the state standings with four wins and one loss, while Duke and Carolina chase in a second place tie at three wins and one loss. Duke travels to Virginia to face VMI after a 41 27 win over Washington and Lee. Tonight also features Allan Christian versus Lenoir Rhyne Hickory Guilford at Leyfield and Bion at Hampd Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Flying Phantoms
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Red Terrors
Tar Heels
Duke
Carolina
Deacons
Blue Devils
Virginia
Washington
Leeatington
Devils
North Carolina Conence
Allan Christian
Lenoir-Rhyne Hickory
Guilford
Lanleyfield
Bion
Hampd Sydney
A. C. Bulldogs
Catawba
Salisby
Guford
Willi and Mary
Roanoke
Knight In Draw With Rosenbloom
Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom fought to a draw with Jove Knight in a 15 round world heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden in Florida historic return. Knight pressured Rosenbloom from Cuba to Cairo Ga a strong challenger with a left hand fighting style. Crowd reached about 23 000 as gate receipts totaled around 35000 with Rosenbloom praising Knights grit and Knight noting eye injuries from a thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Slapsie
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jove Knight
Cairo
Madison Square Garden Arena
Florida
Mason Dixon Line
Georgia
Knight
Joe
Rosenbloom
Cunningham Set for Mile Duel with Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas aims to meet Princeton's Bill Bonthron in a mile race after Bonthron shifts to 1000 yards. Cunningham eyes the New York A C meet February 17 as the first likely showdown, following a 1 minute 56.7 seconds half mile record at the 113th Regiment Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
New York A. C
Bonthron
Frank Nordell
New York University
Dean Woolsey
Boston A. A
Joe Chapman
Newark A. C
Cunningham
113Th Regiment Armory
Mills Released By Wake Forest For Lack Of Finances
Wake Forest on February 6 released Eustice Mills from its coaching staff due to funding shortfalls. Mills, a former star Deacon, coached freshmen teams and assisted the varsity football squad for three years and hails from Apex. Murray Greason will take over the freshman basketball duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Eustice Mills
Star Deacon
Mills
Apex
Murray Greason
Fights Last Night Results Across Multiple Cities
Boxers from Miami to San Francisco battled in night of matches. Maxie Bloom and Joe fought to a draw. Huffalo outpointed Manley. Burton topped Jimmy Martin. Roy Bailey defeated Tarren Liggett. Billy Hogan beat Elmer Lang. Norman Conrad outpointed Leo Larivee. Jimmy Leto defeated Johnny Jadick. Halaska and Mickey Serman drew. Jackie Davis beat Pancho Villa. Young Corbett III outpointed Babe Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Associated
Miami
Fla
Maxie Bloom
Joe
Cairo
Drew
George Nichols
Huffalo
N. Y
Manley
Denver
Bucky Burton
Miami Beach
Jimmy Martin
New York
Roy Bailey
Atlanta
Tarren Liggett
Nashville
Tenn
Billy Hogan
Pierpont
Elmer Lang
Louisville
Norman Conrad
Boston
Leo Larivee
Hollyyoke
Mass
Jimmy Leto
Hartford
Conn
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Halaska
Auburn
Mickey Serman
Scranton
Chicago
Bobby O'Dowd
Sioux City
Lenny Vohen
Quincy
Jackie Davis
Cleveland
Pancho Villa
New Bedford
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fresno
Cal
Babe Marino
Red Legs Seek Tie Ups In Minors For Ball Players
New Reds owner group completes a working agreement with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International league. Cincinnati gains first purchase preference for Toronto players while sending surplus talent to Toronto. Additional deals with Bartlesville and Beckley are expected to expand a cross minor league network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Toronto Maple Leafs
International League
Larry MacPhail
Reds
Toronto
Cincinnati
Bartlesville
Okla
MacPhail
Beckley
W. Va
Midle Atlantic Loop
Mace Phail
Virginia Wins Southern Conference Tennis Tournament Host
CHAPEL HILL Feb 6 The University of Virginia has been awarded this year's Southern Conference tennis tournament to be held May 17 19 John Renfield UNC coach and chair man of the conference tennis committee announced the decision North Carolina won both the singles and doubles crowns last year Wilmer Hines and Lenoir Wright were graduates last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of Virginia
John Renfield
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Wilmer Hines
Lenoir Wright
Wolfe Improves in Columbia After Surgery for Old Injury
Grayson Wolfe of the University of South Carolina is reported progressing well in recovery from yesterday’s operation to fix an old injury. The Charleston native and pitcher hopes to return to baseball this spring and resume his role on the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Columbia
S. C
Grayson Wolfe
University O South Carolina
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lato By
Unbeaten Bisons
H.P.C
Whiskers
Cincy Reds
Point College Purple Panthers
Harrison Gymnasium
Marie Dressler
John Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Jean Harlow Lionébbarrymore
Edmund Lowe
Billie Burke
Lionel Barrymore
Alice Brady In
Conway Tearle
Mary Carlisle
Katherine Alexander
Rialto
Sidney Blackmer
Peggy Shannon
Junior High
William
Powell
Evelyn Brent
Guy Kibbee
Pano
James Dunn
Spencer Tracy Lombard
Claire Trevor
Ralph Morgan
Broadhurst
Eesdee
Montgomery
Carroll
Asheboro
Ils
Eeee Eee
Sete
Turbeville Oo
Industrial League
C. E. Kearns Qgurney
Monk
Kirby Eeteaseas Eeaus
Hermanine Bee , Moore
Wilson & CO Slate Seaee
Eeaes Ee Seus
Brown
Triangles
Yadkinville
E. Farlowe
BF. Farlowe
Martin Register
Royal
Ae Ay
Frank Barfield
Winston
Thomasville
Fathoms
Sally O’neil
Paul Muni
Chicago Cubs
Case
By Alan Gould
N. C
Wake Forrest
Island of
Sardinia
Italy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!