Panthers Upset Deacons Meet Lenoir Rhyne Here Tonight
High Point college Panthers defeated Wake Forest 19 to 13 in a defensive battle on the deal court, with Hatcher and Rongeez starring for the Deacons and Panthers respectively. Tonight they face Lenoir Rhyne Bears at Harrison gym in a North State Conference game with revenge on the minds of the visitors.
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Purple Panthers
High Point College
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Deacons
Panthers
Wake Forest
Rock of Gibraltar
Virgil Yow
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Harrison Gymnasium
Lenoir-Rhyne
Quint
North State School
Hatcher
Deacon Guard
Rongeez
Panther
Morris
Deacon
Martin
Culler
Harris
Yow
Niemsee
Yates
Patton
Clark
High Point
Suerte Tan Anne Aden Devs
Aceve
Osce
Campbell Aims for 300 Mile Per Hour Speed Run
Jacksonville Feb 13 The American Auto Mobile Association timing chief T Warren Baker believes Sir Malcolm Campbell can exceed 300 miles per hour on Daytona Beach in the Bluebird. Baker says a 304 to 306 mph mark is possible if the rebuilt car proves stable, with testing at 150 to 200 mph. He notes beach conditions could delay the attempt for several days.
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Campbell
Daytona
Jacksonville
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Thunder
T. Warren Baker
Malcolm
Daytona Beach
American Automobile Association
Odis Porter
Sir Malcolm
Frank Lockhart
Lee Bible
Ray Keech
Indianapolis
H. O. D. Segrave
FERA
Testa
Baker
Williamson and Hawthorne to compete in New York meet
Chapel Hill Feb 13 Tom Hawthorne of Charlotte is selected to run the 60 yard high hurdles as UNC’s representative in the sixth annual indoor games of the New York Athletic Club at Madison Square Garden. Harry Williamson of High Point is invited to run in the Baxter mile against world record holders Gene Venzke Bill Bonthron and Eric Nye. Williamson, a leading miler in the nation and top in the south, will face strong field. Hawthorne is co captain elect of the 1935 Carolina outdoor track team and holds the school record in the 220 yard low hurdles.
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Chapel Hill
Tom Hawthorne
Charlotte
University of North Carolina
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Harry Williamson
High Point
Williamson
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthron
Eric Nye
Carolina
New York
K. of C
Millrose
South
Hawthorne
Fives 10 Play Thursday In YMCA Basketball Schedule
The YMCA Sunday School basketball league resumes Thursday with five games at 7 to 9 pm. First Reformed vs South Main M E leads off, followed by Friends v First Baptist, Wall Street M E v Methodist Protestants, First Christians v Green Street, and Calvary v Wesley Memorial. Last week’s results promise a competitive season as East Green Street, First Baptist, and Reformers contend for the cup.
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South Main M. E
First Baptist
Wall Street
East Green Baptist
East Green Street
Reformers
Melrose Wins Second Half Checker Title Over P O
Melrose defeated Postoffice 24 to 12 to clinch the Y M C A Checker League second half championship. Leonard, York, and Clark led with nine seven and eight points as Melrose advances to face Tomlinson Chair in a playoff next Monday at the Y M C A. A tournament winner will emerge from six clubs to represent High Point in the state event.
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Melrose
Postoffice
Executor's Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Virg ie F Morgan Executor of Rosa Goodnight Deceased directs all creditors to present claims by January 19 1926 at 1717 English Street High Point NC or be barred. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly. Notice dated January 15 1935 Greensboro area.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Rosa Goodnight
High Point
English Street
Virgie F. Morgan
Bisons take conference lead with win over Greensboro Hi
High Point scorers Whitley 14 and Diftendale 7 lead the Bisons past Greensboro 29 to 7 in Western Conference action. Greensboro struggled offensively as Gate City defense held them to two field goals and three free throws. Tonight, High Point faces Catawba College freshmen after wrestling against Salisbury. The girls alumni beat the high school team 13 to 9.
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High Point High School
Greensboro Purple and Gold
Greensboro
Charlotte
Black Bisons
Gate City Boys
Whitley
Marlette
Ditfendale
Leonard
Murphy
Bisons
Catawba College
Salisbury
Charles Parks
Art Lea
Will Evans
Corky” Worth
Fay Nell Sprye
Cecil
Gurneau
Dixon F
Geesees
Stout F
C. Smith
Sowers G
Esssean
Esee
M. Crowder
Eveees
E. Crowder G
Reid
Charles
Fiftp
Ecovee
Ogee Ae
Bowers
Warsachs
Welsner
Coord
Enee
Ene
Buen
Morgan
Watkins
Industrial Quintets To Play Thursday At Local High Gym
The Industrial league schedules action for tomorrow night at the high school gym. American Bakeries meets Adams-Millis at 7:30 and Paper Bevs clashes with Allen Jay Tomlinson at 8:50.
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American Bakeries
Adams-Millis
Paper Bes
Allen Jay Tomlinson Wo
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Parks And Lea Retain State Wrestling Titles
In Chapel Hill Raleigh high school pug team won the state high school boxing tournament for the third time in five years with 5 points, taking four of eight finals. Wilson was runner up with 12 points while Barnum Springs held the 1934 wrestling title with 33 points. High Point and Greensboro followed, with individual finals noting Parks and Lea winning in their weight classes.
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Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Pugs
Wilson
Barnum Springs
Greensboro
High Point
Thomasville
Durham
Salisbury
Charles Parks
Beetson
Art Lea
Flowers
Evins
Bosworth Barium Springs
Bosworth
Barium Springs
Parks
Beeston
A. Morris
Michael
Clodfelter
B. Morris
Spencer
Barium Spgs
Shaw
Grensboro
Lea
Grandlan
Lucas
W. Purdue
Bernhardt
Auman
Carolina
Greer Couple to Perform Mountain Ballads at Wesley Memorial
Dr and Mrs I G Greer of Thomasville will present a program of mountain ballads at Wesley Memorial churchs Adult Division supper meeting on Thursday night. They have collected many folk ballads during years in North Carolina areas and will share originals plus new novelties with attendees.
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I. G. Greer
Thomasville
Wesley Memorial Church
Greer
Mills
North Carolina
Greensboro banker found liable for stock assessments
In Greensboro a Superior court jury ruled in Hood v. Alexander that A. E. Alexander owned 226 shares of par value ten dollars and must pay 2260 in assessments. W. D. Kizziah was found owner of 46 shares and liable for 460.
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Greensboro
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
A. E. Alexander
Superior Court
W. D. Kizziah
Commissioner of Banks
Local Men To Make Series Of Addresses
Dr J H Stallings regional director of the North Carolina Soil Erosion Service spoke to the North Carolina Seed Improvement association in Salisbury this morning J R Herman assistant agronomist of the Soil Erosion Service addresses are set for Cornelius high school tonight at 730 and Thursday A H Veary chief agronomist addresses the district meeting of vocational agricultural teachers at Vance hotel Statesville Mr Herman also speaks at Long Creek high school The piece ends noting Aberdeen claims the only mouth organ players society in Scotland.
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J. H. Stallings
North Carolina Soil Erosion Service
North Carolina Seed Improvement Association
Salisbury
J. R. Herman
Soil Erosion Service
Cornelius High School
A. H. Veary
Vance Hotel
Statesville
Mr. Herman
Long Creek High School
Ring estate sells multiple Greensboro area lots February 1935
Under an order by Clerk A Wayland Cooke the will of W A Ring was administered. On February 23 1935 at 10 o clock A M the court house door in Greensboro N C sold Lots 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 55 56 57 58 and Nos 1 2 3 4 5 12 13 of the Burton and Ring plots plus about three acres in Jamestown known as the Old Hickory Club Lot and three shares of Jr O U A M stock. Administratrix Elsie P Ring signed. Walser Wright attorneys. 2:6-13
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Walter Ring
Mary Ring Rogers
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Court
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
Burton and Ring
Jamestown Township
Old Hickory Club
Jr. O. U. A. M. Stock
Elsie P. Ring
W. A. Ring. Walser & Wright
Attys
Carolina and Davidson Face Each Other Tonight in Tin Can
Charlotte February 13. Davidson plays at Chapel Hill as Carolina’s Big Five schedule continues. Duke edges Davidson 35 34 in a late rally, lifting Duke to a three way lead along with NC State and UNC in the Big Five race. State beats VMI 31 27 in Lexington. High Point upset Wake Forest 19 18 as underdogs.
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Charlotte
Carolina
Davidson
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C. State
Virginia
Washington & Lee
Davidson Wildcats
Duke
Wildcats
N. C
Lexington
High Point College
Wake Forest
High Point Panthers
University of North Carolina
Billy Fiske Chosen to Lead U S Bobsled Team for 1936 Olympics
Billy Fiske, famed four man Olympic champion, will captain a 15 man U S bobsled squad for the 1936 Games in Germany. Donna Fox and Ivan Brown victors in recent trials join a group including Gilbert Colgate Richard Lawrence and J Hubert Stevens among others. O’Brien of New York heads the committee noting the squad is a minimum unit with a strong prior record of success in 1928 and 1932.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Billy Fiske
Uncle Sam
America
Germany
Fiske
United States
Garmisch Partenkirchen
Donna Fox
New York City
Ivan Brown
Keene Valley
Gilbert Colgate
New York
Richard Lawrence
White Plains
J. Hubert
Curtis Stevens
James Bickford
Robert P. Martin
Crawford C. Merkle
John J. Shene
Francis Tyler
E. Hugh Warne
A. M. Wash
Two Former Champs Advance At Pinehurst
Pinehurst scene shift as four senior finalists emerge in the Pinehurst Seniors' Golf tournament. John A. Middleton of Chicago, 1932 champion, beat W H B Ward of Hartsville Ohio in quarterfinals while E C Keats of Montclair N J, 1933 titleholder, downed W T McCullough of Pittsburgh five and four. Robert W Smith of Greensburg Pa, on the U S Senior golf squad heading to England, defeated Charles E Sherman of East Orange N J one up. Harold C Buckminster of Boston tops J P
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Pinehurst
John A. Middleton
Chicago
W. H. B. Ward
Hartsville
Ohio
E. C. Keats
Montclair
N. J
W. T. McCullough
Pittsburgh
Robert W.smith
Greensburg
United States
England
Charles E. Sherman
East Orange
Harold C. Buckminister
Boston
J. P
Williamson of Wilkesbarre Scores Again
Williamson of Wilkesbarre Pa repeated his victory by the same score as last time. The report notes the Witwatersrand gold mine in South Africa as the world's largest underground city with 4000 miles of subterranean shafts streets and avenues capable of housing about 190000 workers.
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Williamson
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Witwatersrand
South Africa
Executrix Notice for O C Durland Estate Guilford NC
Bessie Cecil Durland announces executrix of O C Durland, deceased, of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by February 6 1936 at 521 Parkway High Point NC or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly. Roberson Haworth Reese attorneys note dates February 1935.
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O. C. Durland
Guilford County
North Carolina
521 Parkway
High Point
Bessie Cecil Durland
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Attys
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