Panthers Defeat Guilford In Dedication Game At New Gym
High Point Panthers topple Guilford Quakers 53 to 41 in the dedication night at the new gym. Culler leads scoring with 26 points while Graham and Swarts spark the home team. Referee Hackney ejected three players as intense play kept fans buzzing and a larger crowd expected tonight for a rematch with Eastern Teachers College.
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High Point College Panthers
Guilford College Quakers
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Ictory
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Eastern Teachers College
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Purple Five
Broadus Culler
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Swarts
Culler
Graham
Carl Smith
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Buan Hackney
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Holdouts Challenge Spring Training Camp Openers
With spring training near, major league clubs face a serious holdout problem as stars balk at salary cuts. Babe Ruth Gehrig Dickey and others refuse terms while Pirates Red Sox Giants Cubs sign only one player outside the fold. Pittsburgh reportedly fully under contract.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Red Lucas
Ernie Lombardi
Hack Wilson
Joe Strip
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Len Koenecke
Cubs
State wrestling meet opens with close scores and byes
CHAPEL HILL February 17 Fourteen towns sent competitors as semi finals began in the third annual state high school boxing and wrestling championship. Greensboro led wrestling with six points tied with Durham and Braytown at six each while Charlotte led boxing with four points followed by Rocky Mount Goldsboro Wilson Raleigh and Greensboro. Defending champions entered and advanced in both sports and semi finals were set for tonight after first round byes and early knockouts.
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Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Wilson
Raleigh
Braytown
High Point
Spencer
Bar
Jum Springs
Burlington
Leakesville
John Andrews
Charlie Staton
Lewis
Koury
Henry Miller
116 Pounder
Fogleman
Bragtown
Lee Roberson
Baseball Holdouts Across The Majors With Few Signings
The report notes numerous unsigned players across teams including Pittsburgh Chicago White Sox and Brooklyn Dodgers. It cites salary concerns shaping signings, with several stars like Swanson Imsey Jones Appling and others still unconfirmed and varied progress across leagues.
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Chicago White Sox
Oo Evar Swanson
Chad Imsey
Sam Jones
Luke Appling
Billy Sullivan
All Southern Conference selection hopes loom at Raleigh tourney
Scribes pick an All-Southern team as the conference folds into a new setup. North Carolina’s Virgil Weathers leads forwards with multiple rivals named across Duke Virginia Maryland N C State and Wake Forest. Center contenders include Dana Henderson Rufus Vincent Jim Thompson and George Beaghen with guards Dave McCachren and Stuart Aiken from North Carolina.
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Virgil Weathers
North Carolina
Weathers
Dana Henderson
South Carolina Gamecocks
Henderson
Rufus Vincent
Maryland
Jim Thompson
Duke
George Beaghen
N. C. State
Dave McCachren
Stuart Aiken
South Carolina
Tompkins
Bennie
Freddie
Gilbert Clark
Three Games Set This Evening At Local High School
The undefeated local boys face High Point tonight in a Western Conference match at the high school about 8. A triple program starts with 6:30 pm White reserves vs Salisbury reserves, then 7:30 pm High Point girls meet Alexander Wilson in a key fifth district game, followed by the boys clash. The Bisons seek revenge after a 3 point first meeting defeat.
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Bisons
Salisbury High
Alexander Wilson
Brown
Bisonettes
Quarles Emerges as Boxing Sensation from North Carolina
Nor ment Quarles of Carolina, a sophomore lightweight from Hendersonville, defeated Virginia champion Bobby Goldstein to become a top drawing card for the Carolina Duke boxing show in Durham. He remains undefeated this season and drew praise for skill, power, and a bold fighting heart.
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Chapel Hill
Norment Quarles
Carolina
Bobby Goldstein
Virginia
Durham
Quarles
Goldstein
Carolna
Hendersonville
Coombs Fails To Kill Low Mood On Hunt
Duke baseball coach John W. Coombs returns from Texas with a tale of trying to hunt low mood. He says he took two shots but missed both. Friends hope his aim improves.
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Durham
John W
Jack) Coombs
Duke University
Texas
Duke
Lone Star State
Coombs
Prohibition Enforcement Cuts U S Costs Monthly
Prohibition enforcement reduces federal expenses by about 1.06 million dollars each month, reflecting tight control on illegal liquor activities and related policing costs.
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United States
Speedy Remedies Marketed for Colds Headaches and Malaria
A dated notice promotes Liquid Tablets Salve as a fast remedy for head colds headaches neuralgia and malaria claiming relief within days. It highlights 106 salve units and urges quick use for speedy results.
Weather Delays Spring Football Practice at High Point College
Chuck Collins reports persistent bad weather mudding practice fields delaying spring football at High Point College. He postpones sessions to late March to allow four extra weeks, citing freshmen coaching needs and field conditions. He praises new rules permitting a 10 yard return on downed balls near sideline and notes improved punt returns.
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Chuck Collins
Princess Cafe
High Point College
Chuck
Not Over-Em Puts Emphasis on Winning at Dedication
Collins told the audience at the dedication that there is not too much emphasis on winning. He urged that the aim of every boy and girl in athletics or business life should be to win. He labeled the old sportsmanship view of losing gracefully as outdated.
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Collins
College Gymnasium Boosts Panthers Spirit
The department congratulates the college on the new gymnasium. The facility on campus will give Panther players greater courage and confidence on their own floor and foster school spirit among students.
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Panther
English Farmed to Buffalo Club in International League
Gilbert English from this region is sold by the New York Giants to the Buffalo club of the International League after the 1931 season. Manager Bill Terry expects regular play once he joins, with Verger likely to hold third base. Roy Walker, once with High Point in 1981, is noted for his versatility. The Gold Medal tournament set for March 28 draws heavy entry, with Adams-Millis Industrial league team first to submit, plus Winston-Salem entrants and Ramseur All-Stars. Trophy display planned in local window.
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Trinity
Buffalo Club
New York Giants
English
Giants
Durham Bulls
Bill Terry
Roy
Goat” Walker
High Point
John M
Hia
John
Hix
Montgomery
Ala
Bill Bailey
Adams-Millis Five
Industrial League
120Th Infantry
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Y. M. C. A
Ramseur All-Stars
Devils Gamecocks To Battle Saturday For S C Honors
Duke visits South Carolina in a pivotal clash for the lead in the southern race and potential No 1 seed in Raleigh. The Blue Devils, shaken by a Tuesday loss to N C State, remain in the chase as Gamecocks boast seasoned chemistry from long combined play.
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Durham
N. Mc. State
Blue Devils
Duke
Columbia
South Carolina Gamecocks
Btate
Raleigh
Gamecochs
Austin
Texas
Jeama
Bachman Named Head Grid Mentor at Michigan State
Charles W. Bachman ex Florida coach and Notre Dame system proponent to succeed James H. Crowley as Michigan State grid mentor. Agreement reached by phone. Bachman arrives without contract and salary rumored near 6500 dollars annually. Crowley earns 8000 dollars. Bachman a 1917 Notre Dame graduate in law.
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Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
Charles W. Bachman
University of Florida
Notre Dame
James H. Crowley
Michigan State College
Gainesville
Fla
Crowley
Fordham University
Knute K. Rockne
William Penn Defeats Greensboro High Five
The William Penn Tigers beat the Dudley Panthers of Greensboro 27 to 22 on the Jonesboro court. Boger led Penn with 11 points while Brown, Smith and Brower fueled the offense and Akers and Gibson anchored the defense. Penn hosts Reidsville tonight at 8 p.m.
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Jonesboro
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High Point
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Gibson
Penn Boys
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Reidsville
Penn Court
Mills Home Wins Double-Header Over Junior Team
Mills Home boys beat Jr. C U A M Orphanage Lexington 38 to 10 while the Mills Home girls won 22 to 15. Mills Home advantage in height aided the boys, with Warren scoring 15 points to lead. Miss Clary topped Mills Home girls with 10 points and Miss Earnhart had 8 for Lexington.
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Mills
Lexington
Warren
Nichols and Dixie Victors in East Coast Boxing Card
In Elizabeth New Jersey George Nichols of Buffalo knocked out George Forrester in the second round. Kid Dixie from Newark outpointed Julie Tennorio of Buffalo. Savannah Georgia saw Chino Al win a bout as part of the event.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Georgie Nichols
Buffalo
N. Y
George Forrester
Kid Dixie
Newark
Julie Ternorio
Savannah
Chino al
Reynolds Refuses Factory Move Invitation
R J Reynolds tobacco company in Wiston Salem refused an invitation to relocate its factories to Danville Virginia. The decision blocks plans for a factory move and preserves current operations in Winston-Salem.
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Wiston-Salem
Danville
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Guilford County NC
Trustee to Central Bank and Trust Company will sell at public auction for cash at 12 noon on March 1, 1933, at the court door in Asheville North Carolina, property known as 520 Worth avenue Brentwood Lots 80 and 81. Ten percent cash deposit required. remaining price on deed delivery.
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W. B. Delk
Ora B. Delk
Central Bank and Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Asheville Carolina
High Point Township
Worth Avenue
Brentwood Avenue
High Point
Brentwood
Worth
Office of the Register of Deeds
Central Bank and Trust CO
J. ©. Alexander
Lexington Plans Ten 1933 Gridiron Games
Lexington announces a 1933 football schedule for Laz ington High School featuring ten games with eight South Piedmont conference opponents. The slate lists venues and dates from September 29 through November 29 against teams including Statesville Winston-Salem High Point Hickory Mooresville Monroe China Grove and Concord.
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Lazington
Statesville
Barnum Springs
Lincoln
Winston-Salem
High Point
Hickory
Mooresville
Monroe
China Grove
Concord
Growing Deaf With Head Noises Try This
Ad reads a home remedy claiming Parmint with hot water relieves catarrhal head noises clogged breathing and nasal mucus. It targets those with catarrhal deafness, urging use four times daily for quick relief.
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Ady
High Point Property Sold at Court House Door in 1933
By power of sale in a 1929 deed of trust to Central Bank and Trust Co the parcel known as Lots Nos. 72 and 73 in the Ed Clodfelter and G. R. Miller subdivision will be sold for cash at noon on March 1, 1933, at the Asheville courthouse door. A 10 percent deposit is required with the Trustee.
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W. B D. Shell
Lorana Shell
Central Bank and Trust Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Asheville
High Point
County of
Guilford
State of North Carolina
East State Street
Oak Avenue
Ed Clodfelter
G. R. Miller
Central Bank and Trust Co. Trustedw
Alexander
Asst
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