High Point Panthers edge Elon in chaotic strong finish
In a tumultuous Little Six battle at home, the High Point Panthers edged Elon 30-29 after a tense five minute overtime. Hastings sealed the win with a free throw in the extra period as the Panthers clinched likely the league title.
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Elon College
High Point College Purple Panthers
Hastings
Panthers
Ludwig
Christians
Panthera
Collegians
Tbgrwik Aostu
Cee Ae
OIC
Vase
Toonron
Zacovic
Atbateaus
D. Caddell
Rommel
Cory
ERIE
Elen
Crea
Wolfpack Rally Tops Tar Heels In Big Five Showdown
North Carolina State beat North Carolina 28 to 26 at Chapel Hill to avenge a earlier 27 to 25 loss. Duke defeated South Carolina 33 to 26 while Wake Forest fell 48 to 14 to Furman. Lenoir Rhyne downed Catawba 30 to 12 as Davidson scheduled to host Wake Forest tonight.
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Charlotte
N. C. State
North Carolina
State
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Wolfpack
South Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne
Bears
Catawba
Hickory
Davidson
Wake Forest
Mills Home Girls Rout Trinity Lassies 73 to 12
Mills Home girls overwhelmed Trinity High lassies 73 to 12 at Thomasville Fab 12. The one sided game saw Mills Home use its reserves in the second half as Trinity fought to the end. Key players and lineup listed for both teams reflect a decisive Mills Home victory.
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Thomasville
Fab
Mills
Trinity High Lassies
Trinity
Stanley
Lohr
Ie Hicks
McDowell
Barnard Sees Big Year For Bambino
Chicago February 12 Babe Ruth is forecast for another banner year with the Yankees says American League President Ernest Barnard. Ruth is in prime condition from faithful training and is certain to hit many home runs next season. French steel production also rose to a new high in 1929.
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Chicago
Ernest
Barnard
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Babe
Florida
Hack Wilson Wins $20 000 Suit In Chicago Milkman Assault
Chicago court clears Hack Wilson of assault charges and rejects milkman Edward Young's $20 000 lawsuit. The case centered on a June 21 1998 incident at a Cubs Cardinals game when Young alleged Wilson attacked him in the box seats after taunts.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago
Lewis ‘Hack’ Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Edward Young
Young
Wilson
Pudgy
Cub
St. Louis
Duke to Host Loyola of Chicago in Intersectional Clash
Duke Blue Devils return from Charlotte to face Loyola of Chicago tomorrow night in Durham for a key intersectional showdown. Loyola aims to extend a strong run despite a recent defeat, with captain Charles Murphy leading a balanced lineup as both teams seek tactical clarity from the contest.
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Durham
Charlotte
South Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago Suint
Purdue
Loyola
Duquesne
Georgetown
Loyola of Baltimore
Kearns Bowlers Edge Robins Knitting In Extra Match
The O. E. Kearns Hosiery Mill team defeated the Robins Knitting Mill lineup in a special King Pin Alleys contest after splitting the first two games and making a decisive fourth game. Robins’ Lutz posted a 125 game, while Powell led the night with 394 pins across the series.
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O. E. Kearns Hosiery
Robbins Knitting Mill
Lutz
Robins
Powell
Y Basketeers Meet Durham Y Here On Tomorrow Night
Coach Jack Braylin sends his Y basketball team against the Durham Y M A at the local court tomorrow night at 8 o clock. The season nears its end and this game will be among the last on the local court. Durham’s squad includes many Carolina stars of past Flying Phantoms title years. Braylin will also take his chargers to Erlanger for a Friday night game with the mill lads cage team.
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Tommy Flynn
Richard Butten
Robert Schuhman
Duke
Northwestern
Southeastern
Jack Broylin
Durham Y
Durham
Y. M
Chargers
Erlanger
Mill Lads
Knox Stehli and Thomas Mills Win
Knox bowled over Hillcrest for two victories in three games as Stehli Silk swept Harriss Covington for a trio of straight wins and Thomas Mills took a couple from City Stores in last night’s Industrial league number one bowling play. The Robins paid $85,000 in cash and a player to be named later for Gordon Slade and Neal Finn from the Missions.
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Knox
Hillcrest
Stehli Silk
Harriss- Covington
Thomas Mills
Hillcrest Oilk
Mil McCain
Monroe
State
Hayworth
Brank
Holland
Fitch
Fitch HW
Kinney
Ing
Gordon Slade
Neal Finn
Missions Club
Robins
Finn
Slade
Robins Purchase Two Infielders
The Brooklyn Robins made their first major move to bolster the lineup by purchasing two infielders. details from New York report indicate the transactions were completed as plans to strengthen their roster ahead of the season.
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New York
Brooklyn Robins
Carolina Cagers Meet Loyola In Big Intersectional Battle
The Tar Heels host Chicago’s Loyola Ramblers at 8:30 p.m. in Chapel Hill as Loyola, riding 34 wins in 35 games, seeks another Southern Tour win led by star Charles Murphy. Carolina counters with Harpers Brown Marpet and fresh forward talent including Greene Nelson Cameron in a high‑stakes nonconference clash.
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Chapel Hill
Chicago
Loyola Ramblers
The
Ramblers
Purdue
Carolina
Tar Heels
Charles Murphy
Mike Waesco
Tommy Flynn
Richard Butten
Robert Schuman
Harpers
Brown and Marpet
Johnny Greene
Dave Nelman
Sandy Cameron
Greensboro Public Works Reports 1929 City Construction
Ray Werren, public works head, reports Greensboro completed 137 miles of paved streets 140 miles of paved sidewalks and 34.5 miles of storm sewer in 1929. City spent $317,852 on street construction laid 8.91 miles of paving 11.29 miles of sidewalk 3.46 miles of storm sewer and built three reinforced bridges.
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Greensboro
Ray Werren
Carnera Knocks Out Tulsa Policeman In 56 Seconds
In St Louis, Primo Carnera from Italy delivered a swift right to Buster Martin’s jaw ending their 10 round bout after 56 seconds of the second round. Martin rose briefly and was carried out after the decisive blow, the Alpine Goliath extending his undefeated string.
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ST. Louis
Frimo Carnera
Italy
Buster Martin
Tulsa
Okla
Martin
Carnera
Primo
Buster
Fights Last Night Shifts Prizefights Across Cities
Prizes were decided in multiple bouts with knockouts and decisions. Primo Carnera stopped Buster Martin in St Louis. King Tut halted Russie Leroy in Minneapolis. Joe Glick defeated Pete Mack in Brooklyn. Solly Ritz beat Jose Martinez in New York. Eddie Shea stopped Pete Zivie in Indianapolis. Eddie Mack knocked out Johnny Blair in Albuquerque. Eddie Frisco stopped Tommy White in Greenville. Scarney and Firpo drew in St Petersburg. Billy Townsell stopped Armando Santiago in Los Angeles.
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ST. Louis
Primo Carnera
Italy
Buster Martin
Tulsa
Okla
King Tut
Minneapolis
Russie Leroy
Fargo
N. C
New York
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Pete Mack
Jersey City
Solly Ritz
Jose Martinez
Spain
Comiskey Expected To Call In Shires
CHICAGO, Feb. 12. The Old Roman Charles A Comiskey of the White Sox was due back tonight to settle his difficulties with Charles Arthur Shires. With his return from Florida Comiskey will lift Shires suspension and mail him a 1930 contract. Shires was suspended last summer for striking the manager Lena Blackburne. Shires must be restored to good order before a contract is signed.
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Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Charles Arthur
E. M. Landis
Shires
Whites Sox
Capudine Relief For Colds And Aches Ad
Capudine offers quick relief from headache neuralgia and body aches caused by bad colds. Two teaspoonfuls in water eases pains without opiates and with little stomach upset, acting faster as a liquid. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
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National Order
Kine’a Daughters and Sons
National Organization of King’s Daughters and Sons
Charlotte Day Nurgery Association
Clatre Burcky
NEA Service
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Atlantic
Mississippi
Elect
Geo. Earnshaw
Wesley Ferrell
Pat Malone
Guy Bush
Earnshaw
Charle Ruffing
Sheriff Blake
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Urban
Red) Faber
Geezer
Hal Mechain
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Dazzy Vance
Flatbush Tribe
Lester Sweetland
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Ruffing
Willoughby
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Ferrell
Sorrell Ssene
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Sorrell
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Furman
Hill
Pep
Hill’s
van Camp
Jaci
COR
Washington & Wrenn
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Milligan
Wood
Mills Home
Lester
Cooper
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Brooks
Dail Hodges
American Service Company
Ssors ‘To
W. A. Davis Ice and Coal
Arctic Ice and Coal CO
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Taylor
Chas. FP. Blake
Kearns
Basketeers
Knox, Stehli and
Thomas Mills Win
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Payne See Tee
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McKenney
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Eee Moody
Thomas Mills Miller
Cecil
Wee Gs
Chilton
Bryant
Ingram
Carolina Cagers
Greensboro Public Works
Indianapolis
Eddie Shea
Pete Zivie
Pittsburgh
Albuquerque
N. M
Eddie Mack
Denver
Johnny Blair
Buffalo
N. Y
Greenville
Miss
Eddie Frisco
Tommy White
Houston
Texas
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Young Scarney
Youngstown
Mike Firpo
Havana
Drew
Los Angeles
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Armando Santiago
Cuba
Staley Brothers
Optometrists
Drs. Staley & Staley
Eye-Sight Specialiste
Wachovia Bank
Eureka Pet Shop
T. Reighter
Over Enterprise Office
Mack’s Boot Shop
High Point, N. C
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