High Point Plays Raleigh High Here Tonight
A tense night of prep football as High Point hosts Raleigh High with the body of rules and annual discussion starting. An ankle turn sidelines a key coach who now directs from crutches. a preliminary girls contest follows at 7 pm. The Y M C A triangles visit Miianger on Saturday for a court game. Erlanger seeks another Gold Medal, while High Point Paper Box faces Adams Millis in league play afternoon.
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Raleigh High
Miianger
Y. M
Lexington
Erlanger
Industrial League
High Point Paper Box
Adams Millis
Robbins
Highland
Stehli
Allen Jay
Associated Press
Atlanta
Walter Okeson
Lehigh
Chicago
New York
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Jon
William S. Langford
H. J. Stegeman
Bill Bingham
Bill Crowell
F. H. Yost
Dana Bible
Ray Morrison
H. Smith
Bill Hunter
A. A. Stagg
W. A. Alexander
Lou Little
Babe Hollingsberry
Noble Kizer
Coa
A. R. Hutchens
A. M. Palmer
Herb Dana
H. B. Hackett
Toter
Eastern Quint Invades Local Team's Court
High Point high school hosts Raleigh high school in a midweek 8 o'clock game as the Eastern Conference contender visits the local gym. The Black Bisons seek a rebound after a Tuesday defeat at Charlotte, aiming to regain the victory column and keep move toward Charlotte rematch. Coach Wade Marlette remains the sole casualty in the squad.
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Raleigh High School
Black Bisons
Charlotte
Sna
Wildcats
Raleigh
Wade Marlette
Denning to Meet Hardin in Greensboro Boxing Show
Boxing card in Greensboro tonight features Hard rock Hardin of Burlington facing Jake Denning of Durham in a 10 round main event at the Sports arena. The undercard includes Pee Wee Willoughby vs Cy Snyder in four rounds, Bill Wood vs Charles Hillard in four, Ben Hodges vs Carlos Beckt in six, and semifinal Guy Gentry vs Doe Kennedy.
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Hardrock Hardin
Burlington
Jake Denning
Durham
M. Israil
Pee Wee Willoughby
Cy Snyder
Bill Wood
Charles Hillard
Ben Hodges
Carlos Beck
Guy Gentry
Doe Kennedy
Hospital Opens in Winnsboro First Since Civil War
In Winnsboro District of Field County a new two story hospital with modern equipment opened this week under the direction of Dr. John C. Buchanan Jr. It is the first such facility in the area since the Civil War.
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Winnsboro
D. C
Pairfield County
John C. Buchanan, Jr
Triggerfish Camouflage Imitates Tropical Grasses
A triggerfish camouflages itself by mimicking the surrounding tropical grasses where it swims, blending into aquatic vegetation to avoid predators and surprise prey.
State And Carolina To Play Thrilling Big Five Clash
Chapel Hill Feb 9 The Carolina vs State clash promises a close thrill ride as both teams share one Big Five loss and match Duke’s margins. With seats expanded to 600, the winner edges closer to the conference crown while Wake Forest and Davidson games shape standings. The White Phantoms lead with 10–1, State 5–1, Carolina 4–1, a win here could decide the title race. Carolina lineup Aitken Weathers Grace Dave Jim McCachren. State lineup Jay Lambeth Flythe McQuage Rex.
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Carolina State
Carolina
State
Duke
Wolfpack
White Phantoms
Ed Wake Forest
Davidson
Aitken
Weathers
Grace
Dave
Jim McCachren
Jay
Lambeth
Flythe
McQuage
Rex
Coaches' League Opens with Early Games and Standings
Ten teams played opening weekend of the Sunday School league with five teams undefeated and five teams at 1-1. Episcopal defeated Trinity 28 to 14. Calvary edged South Main M. P. 18 to 17. First M. P. beat First Reformed 21 to 14. Green Street Baptists topped Ward Street 25 to 6. Highland trailed Central Friends 20 to 14.
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Calvary
South Main M. P
First M. P
First Reformed
Green Street Baptists
Ward Street
Highland
Central Friends
Calvary M. B
Seneue Vovesepee
Erteee
Green St
South Main
Trinity M
Ward Steeeen
Hartley
Hubbard
Gray Ft
Bullock
H. Paul
Ceeeesep & Rhineharts
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Cooper
Brown
Senor Peatross
Byans
South Main M. BE
Strader
Kearns
Bridgeman
Griffin
Sensenbach
Bennett
W. Spencer i
Linger
Gooner
Piret
Vanee
Pete
Tree Beeen
I Hayworth
Anne
Sprye
Perret
Whee
Smith
Russell
Domnsou
Moffitt
Green St. Baptist
Sorrell
Farrington
Clayton
Pete Breer
Canada F
M. B. Ae
Cat O . Young
M. Grant G
Chevis F
Taylor F Sheen
Gene Hayworth
Flint milk consumption tops per person in U S history
In Flint Michigan the article notes high per person milk drinking in a historic U S context. It mentions the origin name Musca ta wa ingh meaning Open Plain Burnt Over and briefly cites baby fear in response to sudden movement or noise.
Bears Fall to Purple Panthers in Narrow Loss
High Point College edged by Lenoir Rhyne 28 to 38 as the Panthers outscored the Bears 5 points in the final two minutes to break a 28 28 deadlock. Key scorers include Diamont Williams Elder for High Point and Padgett James for Lenoir Rhyne.
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Western Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Panthers
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Leinor-Rhyne
Diamont
Williams
Elder
James
Bears
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Cenedaeaes
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Ridge
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Bpaess Prince
Romvoce
Humphries
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Dyer
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Lenoir-Rhyne
Deal
Padgett
Een Touby
University of Colorado
State College to host Southern Conference wrestling meet
State College's varsity wrestling team will meet vy. P. L. here tomorrow afternoon in a Southern Conference meet at College Station.
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Raleigh
State College
Vy. P. L
Paterson Bout Ends After Pointed Ring Action
Paterson fighter Al Diamond outpointed Ben Jeby of New York in a 10 round bout in Paterson, New Jersey, with Diamond earning the victory by points.
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Paterson
N. J
al Diamond
Ben Jeby
New York
Sports Gleaned Here and There
This column previews Jimmie Foxx breaking Babe Ruth's 60 home run record in a season, notes shifts at Cleveland park, and cites several player quirks and anecdotes from the 1930s era including Mel Ott, Wesley Ferrell, Hugh Gibson, Luke Appling, Jimmy Dykes, Appa Jeptha Rixey, Babe Ruth, Ted Lyons, and Gabby Hartnett.
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Babe Ruth
Foxx
Cleveland
Jimmie
John Idol
Textile Corporation
John
Mel Ott
Giants
New Orleans
Ott
Jimmy Dykes
Billy Petrolle’s Rise From Fargo to Fortune Told
NEA sports writer William Brancher recounts Billy Petrolle’s early days in Fargo, starting with a loss and humble ride home. Manager Jack Hurley aided him after the first bout, and Petrolle later built wealth with government bonds and real estate while Hurley faced poverty.
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NEA
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Barney Ross
Hank Hurley
Yen
Pargo
N. D
Eypress
Petrolie
Billy
Fargo
Jack Hurley
Jack
Petrolle
Dilworth
Minn
Baseball Magnates demand more aggressive play this season
Major league owners press for tougher on field attitudes to spark public interest. Heydler and league chiefs push rivals to curb fraternizing and encourage harsher conduct, outlining specific pregame, on field and bench interactions to curb softening under high salaries and social trends.
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New York
Diamonds
National League
Cheif
John A. Heydler
Heydler
John Joseph McGraw
Giants
Bill Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Fights Last Night Roundup From New Haven and Grand Forks
Tony Shucco of Boston outpointed Al Gainer of New Haven in a 12 rounder in New Haven. Steve Trojack of Winnipeg beat Johnny Baker of Minneapolis in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Grand Forks.
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New Haven
Conn
Tony Shucco
Boston
al Gainer
Grand Forks
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Steve Trojack
Winnipeg
Johnny Baker
Minneapolis
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