Carnera Schaaf Friday Night Bouts For Sharkey Title Shot
Primo Carnera faces Ern Schaaf in a 15 round Madison Square Garden heavyweight clash aimed at earning a title shot for Jack Sharkey in a summer outdoor bout. Sharkey in control of Schaaf’s contract could influence the title plans, with further changes possible based on the outcome.
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Young Wells Shines with Marines in Hawaii Boxing Circuit
U S marine boxer Young Wells formerly of this city and son of Mr. and Mrs. J B Wells of East Green street earned recognition in Hawaii by defeating Del Rosa, with judges ruling Wells won each round. In other news Carnera fractured the left arm of sparring partner Lew Flowers during training.
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Panthers Meet Appalachian Tonight
North Carolina State aims to rebound after a Big Five setback to Wake Forest as Davidson and NC State sit at the foot of the standings with one win between them in three Big Five games. The Deacons push for a DC tie with George Washington after a 38 27 win over Catholic. Appalachian State Teachers defeats Atlantic Christian 31 26 at Boone to reclaim North State leadership.
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Moriarty to Remain Umpire in 1933 American League
Chicago reports George Moriarty will continue as an American League umpire in 1933 despite whispers of his removal. The veteran, famed for fights and a long career, will be joined by replacements Richard Wallin and William Guthrie, with L. C. Kolle and William Summers slated to move up from the International League.
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Cardinals Yankees Trade Shocks Major League Baseball
Brooklyn Dodgers send Dazzy Vance and Joe Slade to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Owen Carroll and Jake Flowers. Carroll previously played for Detroit and New York, winning 10 games last season, while Flowers offers infield versatility. The deal aims to replace Charley Gelbert as he recovers from a hunting accident and fill rotation needs.
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High Point Panthers vs Appalachian State in key conference tilt
A large crowd was expected tonight as High Point College Panthers face Appalachian State in a crucial North State Conference game at the gym. The Purple Kittens meet the Policemen's team at 7 o'clock before the varsity matchup.
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Kid Chocolate cleared to reenter after labor form filing
Garden officials in Washington said Kid Chocolate, the featherweight champion, would be allowed to reenter the United States once he files a Department of Labor application. He had been deported from Key West on January 19 for attempting to enter without a working permit to defend his title against Ian Watson, the British featherweight champion.
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Rice and Beach Set For Golf Title Showdown
In Palm Beach Florida on February 9 Grantland Rice and Rex Beach advanced from the semi finals to vie for this year’s art and writers golf title. Rice beat Frank Crowninshield six and four while Beach overcame Francis Wurbsburg one up. Thorpe edged Ray McCarthy one up and Roche eliminated Jeff Machamer two up.
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Zipper Invention Progress From Judson To Sunback
The zipper fastener originated with Whitcomb Judson in 1893 and was later improved and patented by Gideon Sunback, marking a key step in modern fastening technology.
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High Point Y M C A Defeats Greensboro In 87 40 Showdown
High Point Y M C A powered by Thomas and Farlow toppled Greensboro Y in Greensboro last night 87 to 40. Both teams produced strong play with Raper Whitner Murchy Tipton Hills and Adkins among listed scorers as officials Brown refereed and Toarner officiated as the umpire.
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Lefty Clark Signs 1933 Contract for Dodgers
William Watson Lefty Clark, one of two National League pitchers with 20 or more wins last season and the only left-handed pitcher to do so, has signed his 1933 contract with the Dodgers.
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Ruth to sign with Yankees before exhibition games
Babe Ruth announced he will sign with the New York Yankees before taking part in any exhibition games, signaling the start of his stint with the club.
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Giants List James Byrne among new contract terms
The Giants named Byrne James, a young second baseman from Dallas, among players who have come to terms with the club.
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Boston Red Sox Pitcher Rob Kline Signs for Salary Satisfying Offer
Rob Kline, a big right handed pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, joined the list of bill players satisfied with the offered salaries or who have signed to them.
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Washington Sells Two Farm Hands to Albany Club
Washington trades two farm hands Alvin Powell an out fielder and Lynn Griffith a pitcher to the Albany International league club.
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Local Junior High Bears Triumph Over Greensboro Team
Greensboro High Point Junior high school defeated Greensboro Central Junior cagers 17 to 14 at McIver High School in Greensboro. The home squad trailed at halftime before posting a sensational second half rally to win.
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Scientists say rearranging bedroom furniture aids sleep
Researchers find changing room layout can improve sleep quality by reducing light exposure and creating calmer surroundings. Experts suggest trialing new positions for bed and storage to identify personal comfort effects.
Kenner Amos Delights Brentwood School With Magic Show
Kenner Amos presented a program of magic as Kendoo the Magician at Brentwood School. He was assisted by Henry Ferree and Floyd Evans in a well executed student assembly act that delighted the school audience.
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Salvation Army Teams Play Two Games Tonight
The Salvation Army entries two basketball games on the local court. The Jamestown high school girls face the Salvation Army girls at 7 p m. The Salvation Army boys meet the Erlanger quintet at 8 p m on the same court.
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Bisons to Open Western Conference Play in Greensboro
The Bisons travel to Greensboro for the first Western Conference game. The local wrestling club hosts Salisbury high grapplers Friday night. A preliminary White team match is slated for tomorrow night.
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Unknown Is Victor In Golf Tourney
St. Petersburg Florida February 9 Bob Stupple a young professional from Skokike Country club Glencoe Illinois won the third annual St. Petersburg open with 144 after rounds of 13 and 71 He edged veteran Al Watrous and Denny Shute by a stroke each for top money of 2776 Others included Joe Kirkwood John Golden Craig Wood Horton Smith Willie MacFarlane and Bob Hamilton Low amateur with 150 came from Bob Hamilton of St Petersburg
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Gerenuk Reaches High Leaves Like Giraffes
The African gerenuk can reach tree leaves high above most animals, rivaling the giraffe in height access. Its long neck and graceful stance help it feed from tall branches with ease.
Sidelights On Southern Conference Athletes
Associated Press report from Richmond Virginia notes boxing law changes ease penalties for Southern Conference boxers at the University of Virginia meet. It highlights players from Maryland South Carolina Washington Duke and North Carolina teams and recalls past match results and long Generals winning streaks.
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