High Girls Meet King Here Boys Go To Winston
High Point prepares for two basketball games tonight at 7 45. The girls face the King girls, a reputed strong sextet, while illness keeps several High Point players out. The boys varsity and seconds travel to Winston to meet Twin City, seeking wins after a close earlier meeting.
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King
Winston
King Girls
Twin City
Winston Bunch
Marlette
Charlotte
Hinkle
Sizemore
Harris
Reid
Sensenbach
Ridge
Guarino
Culler
Panthers Face Wofford In South Carolina Games Clash
Coach Julian Beall leads the Purple Panthers on a trip to South Carolina to play Wofford in the opening of three consecutive games. The Terriers, previously upset by High Point, seek revenge using Beall’s man-to-man defense as Atlantic Christian College plans a local showdown with the visitors.
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Julian Beall
Purple Panther Basketeers
South Carolina
Woford
Terrible Terriers
Paris Island Marines
Wofford
Panthers
Tommy Scaife
Battie Lane
Elon
Beall
High Point
Atlantic Christian College
French fail in American debut at Seton Hall meet
Pau Keller, French 800-meter champ, made a rough American indoor debut finishing fourth in a 1000 yards event at Seton Hall. He was badly jostled on turns and hampered by a right foot injury, while Phil Edwards won in 2:17.9. Frank Nordell and Charlie Thompson followed, Keller limping but ready for remaining engagements.
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Newark
N. J
Pau Keller
Seraphin Martin
Keller
Phil Edwards
Hamilton
Ont
Frank Nordell
New York University
Charlie Thompson
New York
Whistle Catches Fish In Indian Streams
Sportsmen voyage into India for fine fishing using a native whistle. The tribesmen whistle near streams to attract mountain fish. With the whistle continuing, the native dips a hand into the water and the fish swim into it.
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Bombay
India
Guilford Quakers Rise as Juggernauts of College Basketball
Guilford Quakers surge from last place to contend in the North Carolina conference. They upset High Point and Appalachian and then defeated Davidson 27 to 18. North Carolina’s Tar Heels lost 39 to 31 to Washington and Lee. NC State and Wake Forest set for an evening showdown in Raleigh while Duke travels to Vanderbilt and Tennessee.
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PAUL #IMMONS
Associated Press
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Guilford Quakers
Davidson
North Carolina
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High Point
Appalachian
Wildcats
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Lexington
Washington and Lee Generals
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Wake Forest
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Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tennessee
Knoxville
North State Telephone Company
Ofice
Wachovia Bank
High School Cagers Lead State Conferences
Charlotte and Raleigh hold strong leads in their conferences as the race for the state high school basketball title advances. Charlotte in the west shows six straight wins while Raleigh in the east has three wins and no defeats. Gastonia sits second in the west with six wins in seven starts, with Durham and Wilson close behind at four and one and three and one respectively.
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Dame Fortune
Charlotte
Raleigh
Queen City
Capitals
Gastonia
Durham
Wilson
Princeton Plans Renewal Of Athletic Ties With Harvard
Princeton will resume relations with Harvard in all sports except football. Dr. Charles W. Kennedy, chairman of the Princeton athletic board, cites undergraduate support for reestablishing competition, but notes policy differences in football that prevent renewal now. He would discuss other sports with Harvard director William J. Bingham soon.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Charles W. Kennedy
Princeton Board of Athletic Control
Kennedy
Spo
William J. Bingham
Duke Teams Roam About This Week
Duke sports schedule shows one home wrestling meet against N C State in Durham N C, while basketball coach Eddie Cameron takes the cage team to Tennessee and boxing to Virginia Friday. Duke freshmen join Virginia first team for a meet, then wrestling and boxing road trips to Davidson and Charlottesville. Starting lineup includes Rogers Capelli Croson Shaw Robertshaw with Horne Carter Hill Colley Adams and Joe Mann.
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Durham
N. C
N. C. State College
Blue Devil
Eddie Cameron
Tennessee
Virginia
Cameron
N. C. State
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Charlottesville
Cavaliers
Duke
Davidson
Rogers
Capelli
Croson
Shaw
Robertshaw
Horne
Carter
Hill
Colley
Adams
Joe Mann
Radio Ruins Trade Ends Longtime Street Musician
SPARTA Wis Radio ruin trade of Blind Jasper Kinder a street musician and blind wife supporter after 52 years of performing. He says new music on radio drew away patrons and his earnings last year were the lowest yet. Kinder supported himself and a blind wife through street performances.
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Sparta
Wis
Jasper’ Kinder
Kinder
Spring training camps open across the south for 1931 teams
South clubs begin spring practice as Florida leads with nine of sixteen camps. Walter Johnson brings the Washington Senators to Biloxi and the Indians to New Orleans, while St. Petersburg hosts the Yankees and the Boston Nationals. Other teams stop in Tampa, Braden ton, Clear water, and Winter Haven as the league planes for early work.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Cleveland Indians
Kings
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Yankees
Boston Nationals
Tampa
Cincinnati
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradenton
Robins
Clearwater
Bill Shotton
Philips
Winter Haven
World Champon Athletics
Fort Myers
Bill Killifer
St. Louis Browns
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Boston
Pensacola
Reading
Atlanta
Columbus
Lakeland
Fila
Baltimore
Gulfport
Indianapolis
Sarasota
Fla
Buffalo
Fort Lauderdale
Mechanical Doctor in Paris Promotes Phonograph Therapy
In Paris a new mechanical age treatment uses phonograph records created by Dr Vachet. Patients listen to the records and are guided by suggestion inspired by Coueism, as part of a growing belief in mind driven healing.
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Paris
Vachet
Dewey Kimrey Captures Carolinas Heavyweight Crown
Dewey Kimrey defeated Addison Exum Warren of Durham in a 10 round title fight before 3,500 fans to become heavyweight champion of the Carolinas. Kimrey, at 198 pounds, controlled the bout with a sharp right to the chin in the seventh. Warren, a former UNC boxer, fought hard but failed to match Kimrey’s power and reach.
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Addison Exum Warren
Durham
University of North Carolina
Warren
Add
Jimmy Wood
Charlotte
Kimsey
Jimmy Bronson
New York
Lukie Tenner
Kimrey
Boxers Clash in Court Over Knockout Noted
Paris boxer Paris-Raymond Shapiro charged Mme Violette Morris after she reportedly thrashed him. Morris appeared in court in male attire and declared I am the boxer. The judge asked who was the man and who was the boxer, with Morris asserting she is the one who knocked him out.
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Paris
Raymond Shapiro
Mme
Violette Morris
Mme. Morris
Raymond
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Zuppke Sees No Major Football Rule Shifts
Champaign Ul Feb 10 Belief coach Bob Zuppke of Illinois heads to Absecon N J for annual rules committee meeting. He says no radical shift in football rules likely as coaches favor retention of point after touchdown and clarifying changes rather than major alterations. Advisory committee includes Dr Jock Sutherland and Dan McGugin.
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Champaign
Bob Zuppke
University of Ilinois
Absecon
N. J
Zuppke
Committee On Rules
Coaches’ Association
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Quinn Refuses To Quit Baseball Game
Ex-Philadelphia pitcher Old Jack Quinn, released by the Athletics after six seasons, declares he will not quit baseball. After conditioning he plans to visit southern training camps seeking a berth, stating baseball is his career and he hopes to stay in the game.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jack Quinn
Pemele
Philadelphia
Quinn
Athletics
Transmitting Brain Invention Hides Transatlantic Talks
London reports a new electrical transmitting brain that prevents eavesdropping on trans Atlantic calls. One machine garbles the line so an listener hears only gibberish, while another device reconstructs the intelligible speech. The system promises secure communication by isolating the true content from outsiders.
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London
B C Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A North Carolina druggist created a compound of several ingredients to combat headaches from many causes. It claims immediate safe relief for neuralgic, sciatic, or rheumatic pain and quiets nerves with no after effects. Sold as 10c and 25c caplets under B C.
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North Carolina
Flu As All American Eleven Of Diseases In Verse
A poetic meditation on the flu as a recurring global pest. It compares influenza to a warrior and explores its impacts during wars and economic downturns, while weaving in cultural references to privacy and public figures. The piece also shifts to Bobby Jones and his move toward film work, framing the career shift against the pressures of modern sport and celebrity.
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Flu
Mr. Flu
Irving MS. Cobb
G. O
Louisville cuts athletics budget endangers programs
Louisville announces a drastic cut from fifteen thousand nine hundred to five thousand dollars for athletics to fund the law school. football may continue, but other sports likely drop, leaving Louisville and possibly two other Kentucky SIAC members without intercollegiate play next season. President Kent cites accreditation needs for the law school.
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Raymond Kent
University of Louisville
Kent
King
Law School
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Kentucky Wesleyan
Winchester
Bereca College
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