Charleston Edges High Point In Final 40 Seconds
Charleston defeated High Point 32 to 30 as Reese tied it with seconds left and Silcox sank late free throws. Cory Ludwig Swart ejected for personals. rough play and fouls marked the game with Hackney refereeing a close finish.
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Charleston
High Point
Cory
Ludwig
Swart
Hastings
Silcox
Burbage
Hutto
Reese
Panthers
Hackney
Lanier
Smith
Tiller
H. P. College
R. F
R. F. Secs
A Reese
le Fewcocwe
L. F. Seees
Eee
Johnson
R. G. Oe
R. G
L. G
College of Charleston A Op
L. F. Coos
Thompson
C. Os
Viehl
R. G. Weeee
R. G. Eeete
Lubs
L. G. Eeeees
L. G. Os Ossi
U. N.C
Dempsey Faces Comeback Challenge As Experts Weigh Path
Detroit Feb 13 1930 Jack Dempsey seen with better odds to regain the heavyweight title but must abandon barnstorming and adopt a strict training plan. Kilbane and Hinkel urge a long conditioning camp focusing on legs body and stamina for six months before a title bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Kilbane
Teamh
Matt Hinkel
Raw
Hinkel
Dempsey
Joes Willard
Cleveland
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
Wilmington Secured Aid to Join Piedmont League
Virtual assurances came with word that Wilmington has sufficient support to form a ball club in the Piedmont league. The move fills the league’s seventh slot, with High Point entering to complete an eight club circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wilmington
North Carolina hunting and fishing notes mixed with wildlife tales
A rural snapshot reports Oscar Payne finding two hen partridges on a Madison area farm with eggs, notes quail season closing, and mentions various wildlife stories from North Carolina and beyond. It cites wildlife inspectors, hatchery plans, and broader wildlife trivia, including snakes and birds, with commentary on game wardens and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Payne
Madison
Brickell
Greenville
Basketball Scores From Arkansas and Nearby Colleges
Arkansas Teachers 22 Arkansas Tech 25. Texas Christian 21 Arkansas 27. Magnolia A M 32 Monticello A M 24. Arkansas College 89 College of Ozarks 31. Lenoir Rhyne 28 Appalachian 22. William & Mary Norfolk 27 vs Gen Be Catawba 41 A C C 23.
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Arkansas Teachers
Arkansas Tech
Texas Christian
University of Arkansas
Magnolia A. & M
Monticello A. & M
Arkansas College
College of Ozarks
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian
William & Mary
Norfolk
Catawba
Sale of Land by Trustee in Guilford County
Public auction of a tractor parcel in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina to satisfy a $2000 deed of trust executed by John R Sexton and wife Elsie Cashatt Sexton to W A J Idol Trustee for Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Sale February 29 at Greensboro Court House. cash terms. January 27, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sexton
Elsie Cashatt Sexton
W. A. J. Idol
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
Northarolina
North Carolina
High Point Township
Fisher Street
College Avenue
Long Street
Alo 'S
Alon Heck
Wilson's
Fisher Ginning
A. J. Idol
Peacock & Dalton
Atty's
Olympic Games Delayed by Weather at Lake Placid
The 1932 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid faced rain and thaw hampering events with the four man bobsled finals in doubt. The United States led with 83 points as Norway and Canada trailed, while weather could push the bobsled finals into North American and Amateur Athletic Union championships.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
United States
Norway
Canada
Duke UNC Clash Locks Big Five Lead Seeding
Duke and the University of North Carolina face off in Durham to decide temporary Big Five supremacy as both hold four wins and one loss with remaining games against N C State. Tonight also features several nonconference showdowns including College of Charleston at High Point and Washington and Lee boxing results.
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Carolina
Michigan
T. H. Harrison
Pembroke College
Cambridge
France
England
H. C. Marmon
Marmon Automobile Mogul
Pinelo
Dr. H
Charlotte
Duke
University of North Carolina
Durham
N. C. State
Wake Forest
State
High Point
College of Charleston
Catawba
Atlantic Christian
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian
Washington and Lee
Davidson
Western Carolina
Piedmont College
Wofford
Mars Hill
Elon
Guilford
Washington and Lee North
Penn State
Oak Ridge
Duke Carolina
Minnesota stars Birgit Licht and Brad Robinson shine on court
Birgit Licht and Brad Robinson, current Minnesota Golden Gophers players, gained early prominence as high school teammates at Bara Boo in Wisconsin, showcasing shared development from youth to college level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birgit Licht
Brad Robinson
University of Minnesota
Baraboo
Wis
Frank Scoville One of Nations Top Cyclists Trains Still
Frank Scoville of Buffalo, 53, once a leading professional cyclist two decades ago, continues to train for tournaments by regular cycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Grantland Rice Wins Fifth Artists and Writers Golf Title
Grantland Rice won the artists and writers golf championship for the fifth time at Palm Beach defeating Rex Beach 1 up in 20 holes. Albert Hakes beat R. M. Steffan 9 and 7 to win the South Florida golf title. Mickey Cochran James Dykes and T. H. Schiedt were en route to spring training in Fort Myers. Beatrice Gottlieb defeated Mrs. Joe Byddek 4 and 2 to claim the Miami Country club women’s crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Palm Beach
Fla
Grantland Rice
Artists and Writers
Rex Beach
Albert Hakes
Dunkirk
N. Y
South Florida
R. M. Steffan
Buffalo
Pinehurst
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
James J
Jimmy) Dykes
T. H. Schiedt
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Fort Myers
Miami
Beatrice Gottlieb
New York
Miami Country Club
Joe Byddek
Buffalo trio among favorites in Miami-Biltmore golf event
Lee Chase of Buffalo defending champion Gus Novotny of Chicago and Howard Tryon of Buffalo remained surviving favorites after the second round match play yesterday at the Miami-Biltmore tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Lee Chase
Buffalo
Gus Novotny
Chicago
Howard Tryon
Monterey Seeks US Baseball Clubs for Training Efforts
Ray Radcliffe led the Texas league in hitting last year with Shreveport and will play right field for Dallas this season. Capt. Jack Walter of the 1932 Marquette track squad is also a member of Milwaukee's debate team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Radcliffe
Shreveport
Dallas
Jack Walter
Marquette University
Milwaukee
California boxing champ Newsboy Brown signs two Philippines bouts
Newsboy Brown of Los Angeles, California bantamweight champion, has signed to appear in two boxing contests in the Philippines. The bouts will showcase the young champion against local fighters, boosting international exposure for the California title holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Los Angeles
California
Philippines
Florida Falls Behind as Auburn and Alabama Sweep Gators
Auburn and Alabama each secured two wins over the University of Florida this season, boosting their basketball programs with decisive victories. The pair of wins underline the SEC rivals' dominance in head to head matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
University of Florida
Wilmington seeks Piedmont league franchise to spark eight clubs
J N Bryant announced after a mass meeting that Wilmington has pledged funds to meet Piedmont league requirements. He will start ballpark lighting talks and, with Hal Weafer, head to the north to secure a working major league contact. Other league members include Raleigh Durham Greensboro Charlotte Winston Salem and Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. Bryant
San
Wilmington Baseball Fans Association
Hal Weafer
North
Piedmont
Durham
High Point
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Washington and Lee Beats NC State in Boxing Meet
Washington and Lee university boxers defeated North Carolina State college in Raleigh last night by a 7 bout to 3 margin. The result came after seven bouts featuring the stronger performances of W LU fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Raleigh
N. C
Washington and Lee University
North Carolina State College
Plans for 1932 Missouri College Tourney Abandoned
Due to lack of interest the plans for the 1932 Missouri College Athletic union basketball tournament were abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College Athletic Union
Georgia's football architect elected as university president
Athens Ga Feb 13 The 21 year era of Dr H V Sanford as faculty director of athletics ends this June with his election as Georgia president marking the first elevated head of the university since 1860. Sanford organized the Southern conference and conceived its early leadership. Sanford Field stands as a monument to his directing genius.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
Dr. Sanford
Sanford
Yale
Bulldogs
Oldest U.S. hunter Edward Stewart dies? No data.
Edward Stewart, a 98 year old civil war veteran from Cooleemee North Carolina, was reported as the oldest living person licensed to hunt according to records of the zank Walton league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stewart
Cooleemee
N. C
United States
Indianapolis duo chase west coast toward 600 mile race
Wilbur Shaw and Wild Bill Cummings of Indianapolis have been winning many races on the west coast as they prep for the upcoming 600 mile automobile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Shaw
Wild Bill Cummings
Indianapolis
High Point Bisons Fall to Gastonia 28 to 24 in Conference Game
Gastonia defeats High Point 28 to 24 as Artie Smith leads with 12 points. H. P. hitters Culler and Ridge keep pace, but Gastonia pulls away in the second half despite a late rally by the Bisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisons
Gastonia
Bisonettes
Alexander Wilson
High Point High School
Gael Ac Cage
Artie Smith
Gestonia Counter
B. Culler
H. Culler
Ridge
Gaston County
Smith
Ar Ae
Black
Seveese
Culler
Local Quint Trims Randleman Cagers In One-Sided Game
The Leonard and Younts quint dominated the last three quarters to beat the Randleman All-Stars 45 to 24. Gate Smith led L and Y with 18 points on eight field goals and two fouls, while Gray led Randleman with 11 points.
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Quint
Randleman
Leonard
Clothiers
Gate Smith
Hensley
Gray
Randleman Quint
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Jack
Harve Freeman
Connie Mack
St. Augustine High
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Mich
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George Kirkley
Claire Burcky
NEA Service
Mass Meeting
Coast City
Aycock Brown
M. Call
Mocksville
M. A. Mattoon
Pisgah National Forest
Department of Fisheries
Washington
Sug Lake
Switzerland
Ocracoke
Romulus Duncan
Spruce Pine
Montana
Harry Towles Davis
The
State Museum
Blue Devilstar
Monterey
Mexico
U. of Georgia
Blue Devils
Jim
Herb Thompson
Herb
Lassies
Windham
Cathey
Leary
Deortas
Ritchie
Webb
Miss Hall
Miss McKee
Miss Quackenbush
Sene Alexander
H. P
A. W. Blackburn
Pretty
Nmble Hall
Os San McKee
Foust
Thomas
Holt Harmon
Craddock Crowder
Lése
Cecil
Cal- Sowers
Khan
Fraley
Florence and
Garner
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Y.leomard
Koonts
Pierce
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