Big Five clash headlines N C State vs North Carolina
Chapel Hill hosts a major Big Five basketball showdown as N C State and North Carolina meet for the second time this season to decide leadership in the state race. Duke faces Wake Forest in Raleigh as other local college games unfold across North Carolina.
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Charlotte
Chapel Hill
N. C. State
North Carolina
North State
State
Big Bad Wolves
Raleigh
Duke
Wake Forest
Wa Ie Pet
Carolina
Phantoms
Tar Heels
Deacons
Catawba
Guilford
Elon
St. John’s
Annapolis
Western Carolina
Piedmont College
Demorest
Ee High Point
Appalachian
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Davidson
Durham
Richmond
Charlottesville
Cavalier
Washington
George Washington University
High Point College
Cullowhee
Footfaults Remain A Focus Of Tennis Rules Debate
Pittsburgh Feb 10 Delegates to the United States Lawn Tennis Association convened to resolve footfault rules and postplay conduct amid clashes over linesmen rulings. Executives kept recommendations under wraps while Chicagoan George M Lott seeks higher ranking as talks touch on 1933 standings and the pro amateur split with calls for a United States open tournament.
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Pittsburgh
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Henri Cochet
Maureen Orcutt Defeats Hicks for Miami Invitational Title
Maureen Orcutt of White Beeches New Jersey defeated Helen Hicks of Hewlett New York in the finals to win the Miami Baltimore invitational championship. Orcutt aimed to claim Metropolitan and National titles with the victory.
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Miami
Fla
Maureen Orcutt
White Beeches
N. J
Helenes
Raleigh High Downs Black Bisons In Narrow 28 25 Win
Raleigh High defeated the Black Bisons 28 to 25 after a ragged passing game from Point High School. Red Hendrix led Point with five first half baskets while Goodwin and Page starred for Raleigh. The locals rallied to a 21 19 third quarter lead before Raleigh pulled away late.
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High Point High School
Black Bisons
Raleigh High
Raleigh
Red Hendrix
Hendrix
Bisons
Culler
Goodwin
Page
Carolinas 125-Pound Basketball Tourney Near Kannapolis
High Point meets Charlotte Florence and Columbia faces Greenville in the Carolinas 125-pound tournament at Kannapolis. Play began at 9 AM and continues to 10 PM with the defending champion Columbia, S.C. and other teams vying for the title.
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High Point
Carolinas
Kannapolis
Columbia
8. C
Charlote
Florence
Greenville
Teachers defeat Panthers 38 31 in college basketball clash
High Point college’s Purple Panthers lost to Teachers 38 to 31 on the road. Cullowhee led 21 16 at halftime as Culler scored 18 and Sutcon added 12 for the winners. Appalachian game at home looms as revenge thriller against High Point after earlier defeat.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Western Carolina
Appalachian College
Cullowhee Club
Culler
Sutcon
High Point
Point Seteers
Shore
Booth
Humphies
Dyer
Chambers
Canton
Football Code 10 to Be Revised by Rules Committee
Atlanta Feb 10 The intercollegiate rules committee began revising the football code after selecting key proposals at a meeting last night. Final changes unlikely until the committee’s last session, with observers predicting only minor amendments. Walter Okeson leads the panel with members including Fielding H. Yost, Lou Little, Bill Hunter, H J Stegeman and W A Alexander.
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Atlanta
New York
Walter Okeson
Lehigh
Fielding H. Yose
Michigan
Lou Little
Columbia
Bill Hunter
Southern California
H. J. Stegeman
Georgia
W.A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Lenoir-Rhyne Sets Ten-Game Football Schedule
Lenoir Rhyne announces a 10 game fall football slate with five North State Conference games. The Mountain Bears play Wofford at home September 28 and Western Carolina Teachers at home October 5 both night games, plus trips to Maryville Apprentice School Guilford Elon Eastern Carolina and Catawba with Thanksgiving at Salisbury.
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Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College Mountain Bears
Pat Shore
Wofford College
Western Carolina Teachers College
Maryville College
Apprentice School
Newport News
Erskine College
Guilford College
Guilford
Elon College
Elon
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Catawba College
Salisbury
Male Argus Pheasant Displays Courtship Plumage
The male Argus pheasant fans its brilliant plumage in a circular display to attract the female.
Great Brewery Complex in Pilseon Covers 136 Acres
The storage cellars of the great brewery at Pilseon Czecho Slovakia stretch more than five miles, with the brewery itself occupying 136 acres.
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Pilseon
Czecho- Slovakia
Babe Ruth Lands In Florida In Golf Excitement
In St Petersburg Florida on February 10 1935 George Herman Ruth known as the King of Swat arrived and quickly changed into golf attire. He drove the first shot about 250 yards then grinned at reports of New York cold weather while wife Mary reached for relief from influenza in their room during his visit.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Swat
George Herman Ruth
Southland
New York
Idol
Ruth
Gets Perfect Score In Winter Trapshoot
EUSTIS Florida February 10 competition in the seventh annual winter trap shoot continued today. Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio, tied the existing record by hitting 200 of 200 sixteen yard targets yesterday. W H Fawcett Robbinsdale Minnesota manager of the 1924 American Olympic trap shooting team scored 198 of 200 and Walter Tuff of Macon Georgia in the professional class also shot 198 of 200.
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Eustis
Fla
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Ohio
W. H. Fawcett
Robbinsdale
Minn
Walter Tuff
Macon
Tilden and Vines All Even In Series
In St Louis on February 10 Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines kept their professional tennis series tied at eight wins apiece by a five set win for Tilden 7-5 2-6 8-6 3-6 6-1 over Vines before 3,888 fans. Bruce Barnes beat Vincent Richards 6-4 and the pair of Tilden and Barnes defeated Richards and Vines 6-2.
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ST. Louis
Big Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Milwaukee
Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Vincent Richards
Barnes
Richards
Vines
Gorman Named Notre Dame Freshman Coach
Tom Kitty Gorman of Chicago has been named to coach the Irish freshman squad at Notre Dame. He will join head coach Elmer Layden's staff when spring practice begins.
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South Bend
Ind
Tom
Kitty) Gorman
Chicago
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Railway seeks to abandon short track segment in North Carolina
The Carolina and Northeastern Railway company based in Jackson NC asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to abandon about 1 2 mile of track between Gumberry NC and Jackson NC in Northampton County.
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Washington
Carolina and Northeastern Railway Company
Jackson
N. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gumberry
Northampton County
Erlanger Y M C A to play Y M C A tonight
The Erlanger Y M C A from Lexington, last year's class A Gold Medal champion, meets the High Point Y M C A Triangles at the association gymnasium at 8. The Employed Boys class team opens the program against Erlanger reserves at 7. Coach Marlette leads a strong Erlanger lineup as the club eyes this year’s tournament.
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Erlanger Y. M. C. A
Lexington
High Point Y. M. C. A
Association Gymnasium
Erlanger
Marlette
Massera Beats Levinsky In Garden Shock
Italian rising heavyweight Charley Massera, 22, from coal regions near East Monongahela, nearly defeated King Levinsky in Madison Square Garden. Referee Gunboat Smith and two judges split, awarding Levinsky the decision amid disputed rounds. Massera earned about half of the $8,880 receipts despite the near upset. Levinsky weighed 202½ pounds to Massera's 183½.
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Associated Press
New York
East Monongahela
Charley Massera
King Levinsky
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Kingfish
Primo Camera
Levinsky
Massera
Gunboat Smith
Garden
Tony Canzoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Tony
Smith
Maxey Rosenbloom
Pepper Martin May Not Return to Cardinals in 1934
St Louis Feb 10. President Sam Breadon said most players are lined up for 1934 but hinted Pepper Martin may not be among them. Martin’s two year contract, signed after his standout 1931 world series, expired last fall.
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Louis
Sam Breadon
The
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Martin
White Wings Circus Horse and Blood Output Facts
The piece notes the circus horse White Wings with a 14 foot mane and 17 foot tail. It adds a fact about human heart output, stating blood output is about four quarts a minute.
Notable facts about American historical topics
Robert Worth Bingham is identified as the U S ambassador to Great Britain. The Declaration of Independence had fifty six signers. A last will and testament is valid in the United States at any time.
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Robert Worth Bingham
U. S
Great Britain
United States
Southeastern Conference Retrenching in Athlete Support
Baton Rouge reports McVey of Kentucky urged cutting outside athlete aid amid ongoing conference meeting. He pressed minimal scholarships lodging and campus jobs and tighter faculty supervision with central authority for eligibility. Officers were re elected as plans included no expansion and possible end to basketball tournament.
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Baton Rouge
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Southeastern Conference
Loyola of New Orleans
Centenary
Olas
Mercer
Central Football Booking Office
New Orleans
McVey
James F. Broussard
la. State
M. H. Armstron
Ga. Tech
William Hemingway
University of Mississippi
J. J. Doster
Alabama
CWA Corruption Charges Stir Washington Politics
The Republican National Committee accuses the four million man Civil Works Administration of corruption and political favoritism as Congress rushes toward a 950 million dollar CWA relief bill. Hopkins is to testify on how CWA funds are spent while GOP calls for liquidation intensify amid claims of a rushed, politically driven setup.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
House
Senate
House Expenditures Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Republican Committee
CWA
Fights Last Night Roundup From Multiple Cities
Boxers gathered in New York Chicago Amarillo Toronto Miami and more with results including Levinsky outpoint Massera Segilio stopping Booker Murdock KO OBrien Carroll KO Heartman Shea draw Thomas outpoint Bailey Monte outpoint Reed and Scott outpointing Alda in a packed night of bouts.
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Miami
Fila
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Bill Thomas
Louisville
Roy Bailey
Atlanta
Wild Cat Monte
Fort Worth
Tex
Jimmy Reed
Erie
Howard Scott
San Angelo
Johnny Alda
Jacksonville
John Langdon as first president pro tempore of Senate
John Langdon of New Hampshire served as the first president pro tempore of the United States Senate, establishing the precedent for the role.
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John Langdon
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Joseph Conrads Real Name and Montreal Population Note
Joseph Conrad was born Theodor Josef Konrad Korzeniowski. The note mentions Montreal as Canada’s largest city with a population figure of 870 480.
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Joseph Conrad
Theodor Josef Konrad Korzeniowski
Montreal
Canada
Republicans to decry expenses and rushed bills
Washington February 10 Republicans to decry expenses and speed in lawmaking plan to attack a drift left by Democrats and the rapid passage of large bills. The party will back the 300 million revenue bill next Tuesday while focusing on perceived lack of deliberation rather than opposing the measures themselves.
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Washington
House
Representative Snell
New York
Snell
North Carolina Legion Officers Meet in Statesville
North Carolina Legion and Auxiliary officers gather in Statesville for the annual post officers meeting with Edward A. Hayes and Mrs. W. H. Blester Jr. attending. A Monday parade features 14 bands and 100 floats, plus drills and military units. After speeches by Hayes and others, auxiliary officers are to be presented and a memorial service held at Broad Street Methodist.
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Statesville
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
North Carolina
Edward A. Hayes
National Legion
W. H. Blester
North Carolina Post
Hayes
Tom Co. Daniels
New Bern
J. Erle McMichael
Winston-Salem
Legion
Broad Street Methodist Church
John R. Hay
First Presbyterian Church
Hickory
Jeffersonian Democrats: oldest U.S. political party
The Democratic party, founded by Thomas Jefferson, is the oldest political party in the United States.
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Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Local Boy Unbeaten on State College Teams
Three members of State College's boxing and wrestling squads remain undefeated this season. Turner Bilisoly 115 pound boxer from Raleigh is co captain of the ring team. James McLaurin 150 pound wrestler from High Point is captain of grapplers. Kenneth Stephens heavyweight boxer from Raleigh is an open boy and will co captain next fall's football team with Raymond Redding both are ends.
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James McLaurin
College Station
Ra.leigh
Web
State College
Turner Bilisoly
Kenneth Stephens
Bilisoly
Raleigh
McLaurin
High Point
Grapplers
Stephens
Raymond Redding
Deep River Bible class meeting and local notices
The Deep River Adult Bible class held a business meeting at Sunny Glade farm hosted by Mrs Eva Thornton with visitors present. A future meeting is planned at Mr and Mrs Ralio Horney. Community members and families are noted with sickness, travel, births, and a short historical reference to Albania and 1912.
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Deep River
Eva Thornton
Sunny Glade Farm
Ralio Horney
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