Panthers Clash With Deacons After Narrow NC Win
High Point College and Wake Forest set for an 8 p.m. battle at Harrison gym as the Panthers, riding a 52 29 North State Conference win over Atlantic Christian, seek another upset. Panthers deploy 12 players with guards Culler Martin Niernsee and Inther among leaders.
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Bulldogs
Atlantic Christian College
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Wake Forest
Harrison Gymnasium
Goat Hatcher
Jim Brunt
Clark
Brunt
Hatcher
Charlotte
McCachren
Aitken
Bell
Carolina
Duke
Lexington
Murry Greason
Wilson
A. C
Panthers
High Point
Yow
Panther
Niemsee
Closs
Bulldog
Culler
Martin
Niernsee
Inther
Wake Forest Stars Visit High Point To Face Purple Panthers
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons travel to High Point to meet the Purple Panthers in Harrison Gym tonight at o oclock. Coach Murray Greason leads the Wake Forest squad with Deacon stars featured in the photo.
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Demon Deacons
High Point
Garrison Gym
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Purple Panthers
Harrison Gymnasium
Wake Forest
Murray Greason
Lexington High
Smith Clinches Oakmont Open Crown Amid Narrow Win
Veteran MacDonald Smith wins the Oakmont Open after 72 holes of medal play and a dramatic final round. He beats Jimmy Hines and John Revolta on the 18th with a 60-foot chip for the decisive shot. Laffoon and Picard tie for second, with Horton Smith fourth and Bunny Torpey fifth.
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Glendale
Calif
MacDonald Smith
Nassau
Jimmy Hines
John Revolta
Revolta
Smith
Laffoon
Chicago
Henry Picard
Agua Caliente
Hershey
Picard
E R Raney and Engineers Return from Oklahoma City
E R Raney chief engineer of the Soil Erosion Service in North Carolina and Howard M Ellis assistant engineer in High Point and Donald Christy assistant engineer of the Wadesboro project returned Sunday from Oklahoma City where they attended the Soil Erosion Service engineers convention held there last week.
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E. R. Raney
Soil Erosion Service
North Carolina
Howard M. Ellis
High Point
Donald Christy
Wadesboro
Oklahoma City
Bitterweed Honey in Ozark Regions Sparks Beekeeping Note
In the Ozark regions of Missouri and Arkansas, parts of Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama, the bitterweed Helenium tenuifolium yields plenty of golden honey to bees while tasting as bitter as quinine.
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Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Practical beauty tips for busy women from a fashion column
A service staff writer offers practical, budget conscious beauty and wardrobe advice for working women. She urges daily routines that save time and money, such as night hairnets, gentle skin care, minimal soaps, and choosing self material trims to stay crisp with limited washing and ironing.
Wallburg Music Club Valentine Program Delights Audience
The Wallburg Music Club hosted a Valentine program at the home of Mrs. Quey Yokely featuring vocal selections, piano numbers, and a life of Robert Schumann paper by Mary Frances Craven. Prizes were awarded for best piano solo, with refreshments served after the program to members and guests.
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Wallburg
Quey Yokely
Robert Schuman
Mary Frances Craven
Evangeline Perdue
Charles Lambeth
Quey Motsinger
Marietta Neece
Verna James
Mary Beck
Lucille Lohr
Williams
Lois Mock
Brunhelter
Ruth Motsinger
Robert Gehuman
Hawthorne
Clara Mae Perdue
Martin
E. Perdue
Clayton
Blake
Nancy Norma Yokély
Kern
Baines
Nancy
Norma Yokely
Perdue
Human limits predicted for track and field feats by Finnish scientists
Finnish mathematicians project ultimate marks for sprint and distance events, signaling near ceilings for human performance. Brutus Hamilton cites nine seconds for 100 yards and a four minute mile as impossible, with potential ceilings at 9.18 and 4:01.66, while acknowledging plausible gains in pole vault and broad jump.
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New York
Brutus Hamilton
University of Missouri
University of California
Hamilton
National Amateur Athletic Union
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Golden Bear
Walter Marty
Bill Carr
Pennsylvania
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State
Eavteces
Big Five Showdown Duke Faces Davidson Tonight
Duke meets Davidson in a key Big Five basketball game at Durham as Duke eyes a triangular tie with WNCC, State, and North Carolina. State and UNC lead the state standings after sharp wins, while other state teams contest in college boxing and wrestling eliminations at Chapel Hill.
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Charlotte
Durham
Duke
Davidson
Blue Devils
WNCC
State
North Carolina
N. C. State
Virginia
Vv. P. I
Lexington
Vv. M. II
Catawba
Indians
Lenoir- Rhyne
Hickory
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Atlantic Christian College
High Point
Panthers
Guilford
Quaker Court
Collegians
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Wilson
Greensboro
Wilmington
Oxford Orphanage
Elizabeth City
Mt. Holly
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Thomasville
Burlington
Barry Springs
Salisbury
French Camera Develops Swallow Speed Test
A French scientists developed moving picture camera shows a swallow travels three times faster than the swiftest airplane.
Chicago Census Shows Working Population By Sex
The 1930 census reports Chicago has 1 149 714 males and 389 395 females in the working population.
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Chicago
Barren Ground Caribou Horns Distinguish Sexes
Unlike other deer, both male and female Barren Ground caribou grow horns. The females bear shorter horns than the males, creating a clear horned distinction between the sexes.
DeHart Expected as Southwestern Athletic Director
Jimmy DeHart is slated to become athletic director at Southwestern College on March 1 pending executive committee approval. The former Washington and Lee and Duke coach met with college officials in Memphis after playing at Pittsburgh under Pop Warner. He previously coached at Georgia, Washington and Lee, and Duke and retired after the 1932 season.
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Jimmy DeHart
Southwestern
Memphis
Tenn
Southwestern College
Washington and Lee
Duke
DeHart
Jimmy Haygood
Charlies E. Diehl
University of Pittsburgh
Pop Warner
Tiny Thornhill
Leland Stanford
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
University of Georgia
High Point Wrestlers Reach State Finals
High Point will have Evins Parks and Lea in the state high school wrestling finals at Chapel Hill tonight starting at 8. They advanced from yesterday’s elimination rounds to face opponents from Barnum Springs Durham Greensboro Salisbury and Thomasville as Greensboro leads team points with 28.
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Lea
Evins
High Point High School
Chapel Hill
Barnum Springs
Durham
Greensboro
Salisbury
Thomasville
Barium Springs
High Point
Boswith
Beetson
Art Lea
Flowers
Reensboro
Edwards
Rock Mount
Spence
Elizabeth City
Sinclair
Wilson
Council
Rocky Mount
Wilbur
Joiner
Beeston
Poe
Gaskil
A. Morris
White
Michael
Heffner
Clodfelter
Newby
B. Morris
Rankin
Shaw
Bowers
Salis
Night of Pro Boxing Bouts Across Cities
The card features Tony Shucco in Miami beating Joe Knight by points while King Levinaky stops Bob Savage in Tampa. Buck Everett defeats Al Boros in Gary Ind and Ray Ingram halts Eddie Cicero in Baltimore. Bashara outpoints Terry in New Orleans.
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MIAMI
Fia
Tony Shucco
Boston
Joe Knight
Cairo
Tampa
Ray Ingram
Fla
Eddie Cicero
Baltimore
New Orleans
Toote” Bashara
Norfolk
Lew Terry
St. Louis
Shucco Beats Joe Knight for Title Fight Shot
In Miami Florida on February 12 Tony Shucco scored a ten round decision over Joe Knight, improving his record against the Cairo Ga fighter. Shucco previously beat Knight in Boston and drew with him here last month. Shucco weighed 175 1 2 pounds to Knight 176 1 2.
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Miami
Fia
Joe Knight
Tony Shucco
Bob Olin
Boston
Knight
Cairo
Olin
Shucco
Society notes on Ralph J Green’s illness
Friends of Ralph J Green formerly of this city now residing in Burlington report he is seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital.
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Ralph J. Green
Burlington
Guilford General Hospital
Auction of the Roman Empire by Didius Julianus
Didius Julianus won the throne in 193 A D by bidding to buy the empire and ruled for a few months until the army rejected him and he was executed.
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Didius Julianus
First Atlantic crossing by the Savannah in 1819
The Savannah became the first steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1819. It ran out of fuel mid voyage and relied on sails to finish the journey.
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Savannah
Track meet results from Greensboro and surrounding towns
Relay and sprint events recorded with athletes from Barium Springs Thomasville Greensboro High Point and Salisbury. Notable finishes include Beck and Lucas from Durham while W Purdue from Thomasville and Bernhardt from Salisbury earned refereed decisions. Referee Auman of UNC officiated.
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Bury
Spencer
Barium Springs
Beck
Thomasville
Flowers
Martin
Greensboro
Lea
High Point
Rogers
Salisbury
Grandman
Daytona Sands Hold Two Speed Icons In Time Gap
The Daytona Beach scene links two speed legends, 24 years apart. Sir Malcolm Campbell’s rebuilt Bluebird arrives from England as the world’s fastest track car, aimed at 800 mph. Behind it, the Blitzen-Beng driven by Wild Bob Burman hit 141.78 mph on April 23, 1911, a record that stood eight years without streamline or modern gear.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Sands
Sir Malcolm Campbell
England
Malcolm
Wild Bob" Burman
Locals Seek Conference Victory In High Point Showdown
The Black Bisons of High Point Junior High host Greensboro High Whirlwind in a key West Conference clash at the high gym. A double header features former star players in alumni and senior girls games at 7 and 8 pm. High Point eyes top spot with Charlotte idle as Greensboro visits tonight.
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Black Bisons
Hi Point High School
Greensboro High
Wade Marlette
Bisons
Charlotte
High Point
Charlotte Club
Lotte
Greensboro
Greensboro Pos
High Barnes
Eeee Leonard
Helton
Bobsled Trials For Olympic Team Face Tight Three-way Battle
In Lake Placid, the four man bobsled trials narrow to a three way race for the 1936 Olympic squad. Veteran Curtis Stevens of Placid and policeman Fra Tyler clash with Bronx undertaker Donna Fox as they finish two heats fighting for spots. Fox holds a slim lead over Stevens and Tyler amid renewed Fox versus Stevens rivalry. Adirondack supporters back Stevens to win once more as the sport’s recent history is recalled.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
America
Donna Fox
Dertaker
Curtis Stevens
Placid
Fra Tyler
van Hoevenberg
Tyler
Fox
Ens
Adirondack
Bob Stevens
Cies
Women’s Indoor Net Meet Opens With Star Field
NEW YORK, Feb 12 The 28th women’s national indoor tennis championship opens Monday with one of the strongest fields in years. Norma Bele of New York is the defending champion among many returning contenders including Dorothy Andrus of Stamford Conn and Silvia Jotin, a top U S player. For the first time a challenger from overseas appears as the event attracts international interest.
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New York
Norma Bele
Dorothy Andrus
Millionairess
Silvia Jotin
Frestar
Chager
Test
M Andrus
WNW
York
Allen Jay Edges Hasty High 20 19 In OT
Allen Jay defeated Hasty High 20 to 19 after one overtime period on Hasty's court. Briles scored seven points to lead Allen Jay, while Welborn Junior led Hasty with eight points in a hard fought game.
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Hasty High
Hasty
Hasty’s
Briles
J. Welborn
Osers
Allen Jay Hasty
Moore
F—Giles
Veach
C—Oakley
Briggs
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