Elon College Overwhelms Atlantic Christian 44 to 16 in Basketball
Elon College defeated Atlantic Christian 44 to 16 as Fix led with nine field goals and Alph Grown also played well. Elon opened strong, maintained the lead, and used second team substitutes in the final five minutes to lift the pace. Finch starred for the visitors with strong foul shooting.
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Elon College
Elon
Atlantic Christian College
Fix
Alph
Finch
Spectacle Twins Prove Vision Not Bar to Major League Play
Lee Meadows of the Phillies and George Toporcer of the Cardinals defy defective eyesight claims by thriving in the National League. Scouts say perfect vision matters, yet these two glasses wearers show success, Meadows a .213 season batter and Toporcer over 100 games with strong hitting. Both urged for development by St Louis after proving determination wins in the majors.
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George Toporeer
St. Louis Cardinals
Lee Meadows
Phillies
Toporcer
Plasont
Dave Bancroft
Jimmy Joabinston
Hiram Mars
Tom Griffith
Bubbles Hargrave
Jack Smith
Cyrus Williams
Mit Stock
Rabbit Maran- Wie
Jacques Fournier
Charney Grimm
George Burns
Joey Wingo
Tooareer
Meadows
D Inja Ake
Sr. Louis Nationals
Willard to get big chance against Floyd Johnson
Jesse Willard a famous heavyweight champion to meet Floyd Johnson in a charity event at the New York Yankees stadium. Chairman Muldoon lifted age ban after initial rejection, enabling Willard to pursue a rematch path toward Dempsey. May 82 date noted as a potential ring showcase with Willard needing a decisive victory.
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Jesse Willard
Floyd Johnson
Willard
Dempsey
Muldoon
New York Commission
New York City
New York State
Wickard
New York American League Club
Johnson
Bob Martin
Bl Brennan
Boxing Commission
High Point Club Raises Over 31000 for Debt Campaign
In the chamber of commerce last night fewer than a hundred High Point baseball fans elected an executive board and voted to raise funds for spring training. Arthur Lyon presided as reports showed 1922 finances while a guarantor board of 20 to 25 supporters was planned to authorize borrowing up to 5000 dollars. A drive to solicit donations from merchants and manufacturers was organized with committees named for soliciting and visiting butchers markets and firms.
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Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Arthur Lyon
High Point Club
R.B. Terry
E. H. Jarrett
M. C. Culer
W. C. Idol
S. H. Tomlinson
A. B. Vorney
Arthur Low
Commercial Club
Merchants
KR. B. Terry
W. J. Parker
Frank Sizemore
Merchants’ Committee
H. I. Coffield
Jack Edwards
BF. H. Jarrett
Local Notice Of Illness For Robert Shipman
The many friends of Robert Shipman son of Mr and Mrs BE M Shipman of the Parkway will regret to learn that he is ill.
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Robert Shipman
BE. M. Shipman
Rousing Scout Meeting in High Point
Members of troop two of the Boy Scout Council of High Point enjoyed an informal woods banquet at the scout hall behind the United States Provision store. Bruce Carraway, newly elected scout master, spoke on scout work and national council aims. L. M. Smith urged concerted action for the upcoming program. Pot stew, sandwiches, and jelly puffs were served. Next meeting date not shown.
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Boy Scout Council of
High Point
Bruce Carraway
United States
Carraway
National Council
L. M. Smith
Doctors From Three States Attend Conference Here
Doctors from three states will attend a conference here centered on kidney function and the body as a whole. Dr. Sotri Vaitiaagaris will present an address on the subject, with additional talks expected from Dr. James H. Culpepper of Norfolk Virginia. The event, slated for Tuesday October 26 in the scout hall, promises a varied program for attendees.
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Gastortig
Vaitiaagaris
Netice
Médiens Soho
Beta Tate
Ameter
James H. Culpepper
Norfolk
Tongat
Ibobe
High Point to Host Medical Symposia on Mental Diseases
Physicians from across the country attend a multi day convention in High Point with open sessions at Wesley Memorial church. A public program Wednesday night will discuss mental diseases as prominent doctors address the audience and share knowledge on the urgent topic.
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Association
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Ely Cream Balm Advertises Quick Cold Relief
An old medical ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims immediate relief, clearing nostrils and easing breathing with a germ destroying cream applied inside the nose. The copy urges purchasing from any druggist.
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Ain Passhen
Ely
Trinity 10 Plays Virginia Eleven in 1923 Schedule
Trinity announces its 1923 football slate with Virginia and Davidson as key opponents. Elon and Newberry added for Greensboro and Trinity home games, Carolina moved to Oct 12, and Armistice Day battle to be set in Winston-Salem or Greensboro.
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University of Virginia
Trinity College
Elon
Greensboro
Newberry
Trinity
Carolina
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Guilford
Randolph Macon
William and Mary
Charlottesville
Davidson
Charlotte
Pearson to Speak on Business Outlook in Charlotte
A. C. Pearson, head of the United Publishers Company, will address the Charlotte chamber of commerce on February 28. He will discuss Business Men and the Business Outlook.
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Mr. Pearson
Charlotte
C. Pearson
United Publishers Company
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
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