Panthers Take Little Six Lead-Duke Meets State Tonight
High Point College Panthers defeated Atlantic Christian 43 to 29 to surge to the front of the Little Six race. Jones of Atlantic Christian was the standout despite the loss with 15 points while Zacovic added 9 as High Point spread scoring across the lineup.
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Panthers
Duke
A.C
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Atlantic Christian College
Bulldogs
Collegians
Wake Forest
High Point
Jones
Atlantic Christian
Bef
Zacovic
Atlanta C
Whiters
Domes
Kr Johnson
Bryshor
CLF
Lestings
Batley
Sulligan
Agste
Litman
Banks
Wildcats Defeat VP 1 Carolina Edges Cavaliers
Duke prepares to face North Carolina State Red Terrors in Raleigh as the Big Five race tightens. Duke seeks a repeat victory to maintain lead while Davidson looms undefeated for a decisive Charlotte clash. NC Tar Heels beat Virginia 40 37 in an overtime battle.
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Charlotte
N. C
Duke Blue Devils
N. C. State
Red Terrors
Raleigh
Duke
State
Devils
Davidson
North Carolina
Wildcats
Virginia
Blue Devils
Presbyterians
Blacksburg
Roanoke College
Durham
State College
Cameron
Carolina
Terrors
High Quints Sweep Three Contests In Local Basketball Night
High Point high school teams secured three victories last night. The boys beat Greensboro 31 to 16, the girls defeated Leaksville 36 to 24, and the B team toppled Tomlinson Chair 21 to 6. Ridge and Moffitt led the display with solid scoring while the defense stifled visiting squads.
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Greensboro
Leaksville
High Point High School
Tomlinson Chair
Ridge
Moffitt
Marlette
Buchanan
Norman
Gate City
Marlettemen
Grace Henderson
McBride
Bessie Hedrick
Fritz
McKee
Leaksville Guards
Charlie Spencer
High Point
Ee Ae Pe Norman
Canada and Tar Heel stars to clash at Millrose Games
Canada Poland and Switzerland send sprinters to Madison Square Garden to challenge U S rivals at Millrose A A games. Johnny Fitzpatrick Leigh Miller and Toronto standouts join Notre Dame Texas Christian and Holy Cross foes in sprints while North Carolina Tar Heels led by Minor Barkley Dick Garrett Ken Gay Charlie Farmer and Lionel Weil travel for relays and sprint events.
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New York
Canada
Poland
Switzerland
United States
Millrose
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Leigh Miller
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Chet Bowman
Newark
A. C
Jimmy Daley
Holy Cross
Howard Kriss
Cleveland
Stanislaus Petkiewicz
Paul Martin
Pete Bowman
Pittsburgh
Bernie McCafferty
Holy Cross Star
Phil Edwards
New York University
Eddie Roll
Colgate
Ray Conger
Illinois A. C
Joe Sivak
Butler University
Orval Martin
Purdue
J. L. Montgomery
Penn
Fred Sturdy
Los Angeles A. C
Charlotte
University of North Carolina
Bob Fetzer
Chapel Hill
Minor Barkley
Dick Garrett
Ken Gay
Charlie Farmer
Lionel Weil
Tar Heels
Farmer
Lafayette
Rutgers
New York City College
Mills Home Bears Edge Oxford Orphanage In Close Game
The Mills Home Bears defeated the Oxford Orphanage lads 14 to 12 after a tight contest. Mills Home trailed 9-7 at halftime but outscored Oxford in the final period with three fouls and seven total points while Oxford added three field goals and a free throw. Martin led Mills Home with six points. Harts had six for Oxford.
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Thomasville
Mills
Bears
Oxford
Martin
Harts
Oxford Orph
Hawkins
Eppy Ware
Charlie White Seeks Comeback On Dempsey Card
Charlie White, 37, long inactive since 1920s glory, is aiming a comeback after receiving a boxer's license from the Illinois State Athletic Commission. A six round bout on Promoter Jack Dempsey's Coliseum card February 21 is a possibility as White weighs 143 pounds, in excellent condition, ten pounds above the lightweight limit.
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Chicago
Charlie White
White
Benny Leonard
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Jack Dempsey
Commission
Notice of Land Sale in High Point Guilford County
Public sale at 11 o'clock A M February 17 1930 on premises in High Point Guilford County N C by The Commercial National Bank of High Point trustee under a 1926 deed of trust. Property described as Lot 15 Block 11 Snow Park and known as property of L D Payne and Effie I Payne. 5 percent cash deposit required. Garland B Daniel attorney.
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L. D. Payne
MelIntyre
Solomon
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
City of
High Point
County of Guilford
State of
N. C
Cable Street
Lee Street
June A. Johnson
C. E
Snow Park
Peoples Realty Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Effie I. Payne
W. C. Grey
Register
Commercial National Bank OF
Garland B. Daniel
Wildcats Face Heavy Week of Davidson Athletics
Davidson College braces for a packed seven day slate with three varsity basketball games including Duke and Wake Forest, two varsity wrestling meets with Duke and Carolina, and four freshmen contests at Belmont Abbey Oak Ridge Barnum Springs Wingate and Barium Springs. The run begins February 10 with Duke at Charlotte and closes February 15 with Elon at Davidson.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Duke University
Charlotte
Wildcat
Wake Forest
Elon
University of North Carolina
Duke University Grapplers
Carolina Tar Heels
Durham
Blacksburg
V. P. S. Gobbiers
Belmont Abbey
Belmont
Oak Ridge
Oak
Wingate
Davidson Fresh
Barium Springs
Lexington C of C Directors Plan 1930 Membership Change
The Lexington Chamber of Commerce directors discussed a new plan to mail renewal applications to all members and prospective members, replacing the annual canvass. If successful, the change could end the traditional membership drive and position Lexington as a leader in renewal methods.
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Lexington
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Davidson College Glee Club Sets Four Day Schedule
The Davidson College glee club will embark on a four day tour next week for appearances in Roanoke Virginia Staunton Virginia Greensboro College for Women and Mitchell College Statesville. Over 40 students plus two orchestras two quartets and a novelty number will perform after months of preparation under Prof. Ernest J. Cullum.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College Glee Club
Virginia
North Carolina
R. W. McDermid
Charleston
Ss. C
Davidson Club
Roanoke
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Greensboro College For Women
Greensboro
Mitchell College
Statesville
Joe McCall
Bruce Suggs
Ernest J. Cullum
Carole Motor Club Pushes Big State Patrol Increase
Asheville report says the Carolina Motor Club plans to push a bill at the next general assembly to raise highway patrolmen from 37 to 250. W. H. Evans, assistant state manager, announced the effort.
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Asheville
North Carolina
General Assembly
Carolina Motor Club
W. H. Evans
Emulating Dad Walsh: Young Pitcher Signs with Yankees
NewYork Beb 8 Al report that Robert E. Walsh Jr. 22 signed by the New York Yankees aims to mirror his father’s pitching feats. He stands six feet four, weighs 205 pounds, and comes from Notre Dame. His brother Ed Walsh Jr. already pitches for the Chicago White Sox. Ed Walsh Sr. now scouts for the White Sox.
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New York
Beb
Walsh
Robert E. Walsh
New York Yankees
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
University of Notre Dame
White Sox
Fights Report From Cities Across North America
Reported boxing results show Sammy Hackett and Jackie Phillips winning decisions in Toronto. Other bouts include Sammy Fuller stopping Benny Bass on a non title match in Boston and Clyde Chastain outpointing Harry Ebbets in Chicago. Tiger Joe Randall and Bob Godwin scored knockouts and several draws and varied outcomes fill the night across Pittsburgh Daytona Beach Minneapolis San Francisco and Hollywood.
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Toronto
Sammy Hackett
Leo Kid Roy
Montreal
Jackie Phillips
Jack Purvis
Indianapolis
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Chicago
Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Tex
Harry Ebbets
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joey Medill
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
George
Supergreat
Trafton
Battling Criss
Rockwood
Mich
Pittsburgh
Tiger Joe Randall
Elizabeth
Larry Madge
Cleveland
Daytona Beach
Filia
Bob Godwin
Atlanta
Mike McTigue
New York
Minneapolis
Dick Daniels
Matt Adgie
San Francisco
Johnny Spino
Stockton
Cal
Lynn Jordan
Akron
Ohio
Gorilla Jones
Eddie Roberts
Tacoma
Wash
Drew
Hollywood
Johnny Lamar
Los Angeles
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Thirty Five Years Service For Schools
New Bern, Feb 8. Thomas A. Green of New Bern marked a long career as a school leader. He served 35 years on the board of trustees of the city graded schools, about 25 years as its chairman, 35 years as chairman of the Centenary Methodist church board of stewards, and nearly 30 years as a director of the Oxford orphanage.
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New Bern
Thomas A. Green
Centenary Methodist Church
Oxford
Oxen Grade Road For Car In Brownsville
In Brownsville Texas Jesus Lopez a Mexican farmer used a yoke of oxen to grade the road from a highway to his home after purchasing an automobile.
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Brownsville
Texas
Jesus Lopez
Sailor Sharkey Beats Three, Hall of Fame Bound
San Francisco reports of a naval crew betting on Tom Sharkey sparked a meeting with writer Illy McGrath at Mare Island. Sharkey, introduced in Colma, won three tough bouts, launching a ten year partnership and leading to a place in boxing history.
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Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Sharkey
Pacific
Vallejo
Mare Island Navy Yard
Tom
Iite «Ags
W. W. Naughton
Naughton
Pugilism
Hall of Fame
Barnes Favorite in Texas Tourney
Bruce Barnes of the University of Texas rose as the top favorite in San Antonio’s first annual invitation tennis tournament after a brilliant win over John Doeg of Santa Monica. Barnes and partner Berkeley Bell won the doubles, while singles semi finals set Barnes to face Bell and Wilson Allison to play Ben Gorchakoff for a place in Sunday’s final.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Ace
Bruce Barnes
University of Texas
Doeg
Barnes
Berkeley Bell
Allison
Caswell
Austin
Bell
Wilson Allison
Ben Gorchakoff
Occidental College
Netter
Brooklyn Internal Strife Is Closed
Peace and Harmony ruled the Brooklyn National League club as Walter F. Carter became fifth director appointed by John A. Heydler. The board splits once more, with Frank B. York and McKeever on one side and Gilleaudeau and Demott on the other backing the Ebbets heirs against Robinson. York will serve as president for two years, followed by Robinson as manager for two.
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New York
Brooklyn National League
Walter F
Dutch) Carter
Yale
John A. Heydler
National League
Brooklyn
Carter
Robinson and McKeever
Frank B. York
8. W. McKeever
Joseph Gilleaudeau
Harry Demott
Ebbets Heirs
Wilbert F. Robinson
McKeever
Charles H. Ebbets
York
Robinson
Hunter Favorite for Tennis Title in National Indoor Final
Two tennis generations meet for the national indoor singles final as Frank Hunter faces Julius Seligson. Hunter, 35, from New Rochelle, is the favorite after four prior wins, but Seligson’s 6-4 7-5 6-2 semifinal upset signals peak form from Lehigh University’s star.
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New York
Frank Hunter
New Rochelle
Julius Seligson
Lehigh University
Hunter
Seligeon
Lehigh
Gilbert Hall
Seligson
South Orange
N. J
Perrine Rockafellow
Colgate University
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Deed of Trust
Notice that J Allen Austin trustee will sell at Greensboro courthouse at 2 PM on Monday February 17 1930 the High Point North Carolina property described as Lot 40 Burns land No 1006 Tipton Street in High Point Guilford County. Indenture shows debt secured by deed of trust dated May 13 1926 and removal of trustees filed January 15 1930 by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
J. Allen Austin
Guilford County
H. J. Hoover
Ava M. Hoover
Register of Deeds
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
High Point
Tipton Street
Kennedy Street
Herbert Johnson
E. D. Cecil
W. A. Hedrick
Burns Land
Office of the Register of Deeds
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