Three Contests Highlight Industrial League Action At High School
High Point Paper Box and Adams-Millis lead the Industrial League second-half race with three wins and no losses. Tonight features Boxers vs S P U at 7, American Bakeries vs Allen Jay at 7 45, and Tomlinson Chair Makers vs Adams-Millis at 8 30. Top scorers include Farlowe, Steele, Dennis, and Smith from the listed teams.
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High Point Paper Box
Adams- Millis
Horna
S. P. U. Five
fGate Smith
Page Dennis
Bill Hayworth
American Bakeries
Allen Jay
Tomlinson Chair Makers
Adams-Millis
O. Felb. Farlowe
P. B
Thomas
Pa. Box
Steele
Bak
A.-M
G. Smith
S.P.U
Dennis
IR. Steele
Ed Farlowe
B. Cooper
Glasgow
Kingfish Levinsky Drills Bums On Southern Tour
Boxing profile of Kingfish Levinsky touring the South in February. He describes quick knockouts across Florida towns, earns about 400 dollars per night, and cites education from the road while recalling Max Baer and his Chicago roots. He riffs on fans, rivals, and his resident manager Lena Kingfish.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Max Baer
Tony Shucco
Shucco
Kingfish Levinsky
Hotcha
Jim
Kingfish
Chicago
Red Town
Sarasota
Savage
Tampa
Teddy Demarino
Palm Beaches
Jack Townsend
Jacksonville
Gulf Stream
Malcolm Campbell
Maxwell Street
the Kingfish
Lena Kingfish
Lena
Palmetto Quint Tourney Threat at High Point
Strong contenders for the Inter-State Y M C A Senior Basketball Tournament to be held at High Point college include Greenville Y M C A with ten and six, led by former Furman Virginia and South Carolina high school stars, and Raleigh Y M C A with ten and two losses coached by Wyatt Taylor. Raleigh has defeated Wake Forest Guilford Erwin Red Birds and Durham Golden Belts this season. The note adds that Andorra is the world’s oldest republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Point Young Men's Christian
Greenville, 8. C
Greenville
Henry Huff
Furman University
Sam Fagonsky
University of Virginia
Eck Harbin
Bill Wright
Ray Darnell
South Carolina
Bo McDowell
Raleigh Y. M. C. A
Capital City
Wyatt Taylor
University of Texas
State
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Guilford
Erwin Red Birds
Durham
Cardul Advised By Mother Aids Woman’s Pain and Nerves
Mrs. Floyd Ferrell of Thomasville New York writes of severe side pain and nervousness. She followed her mother’s advice, used Cardul, and reports increased appetite, stronger energy, calmer nerves, and reduced pain after three bottles. Many similar testimonials claim benefits, with a caution to consult a physician if no improvement.
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Floyd Ferrell
Thomasville
N. Y
No One Club Standing Out As Favored To Take S. C. Tourney Honors Next Week
Richmond report notes North Carolina’s White Phantoms as contention for Southern Conference title with eight teams in the mix. Duke Washington and Lee Clemson Virginia Cadets and others expected to challenge. NC State setback cited.
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S. C
Richmond
Raleigh
North Carolina
White Phantoms
South Carolina
Phantoms
N. C. State
Red Terrors
State
Duke
Washington
Lee
Generals
Duckpins
Virginians
Washington and Lee
Tompkins Brothers
Bennie
Freddie
Clemson
V. M
Blue Devils
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Babe Ruth Faces Uncertain Return With Baseball Plans
New York reports Babe Ruth is back but unsure if he will join as a regular player or pursue a managerial path. He hints a Yankees contract could be as a regular outfielder while seeking a future managerial role, saying money is not the priority and he hopes to stay in baseball.
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Kingfish
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Tampa
Charlotte
Charleston
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Savare
Garfield
Townsend
New York
George Herman Ruth
Ruth
New York Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee
Yankees
Trio of Furniture Failures In State During Past Month
A Lyon Furniture Mercantile agency compilation shows January failures in North Carolina include one retail store and two wholesale and manufacturing groups. Nationally 61 furniture failures occurred, down from 78 a year earlier, with New York leading in both retailers and wholesalers.
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North Carolina
Lyon Furniture’ Mercantile Agency
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
Wrong Sign Burglar Probes Spare Clothing Heist
In Atlanta a cabinet labeled burglar proof failed to deter a break in. W. C. Leach defended a stash of spare clothing worth over $100, blaming a burglar who did not believe in signs.
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Atlanta
W. C. Leach
Signe
Ramage Faces Louis in Ten Round Dream Fight at Wrigley
Lee Ramage the California heavyweight meets Detroit’s Joe Louis in a ten round semi windup at Wrigley field. Louis has 14 knockouts since July and weighs about 195 pounds while Ramage at 191 pounds trains hard to upset the favored challenger. An overflow crowd was expected to push the gate toward 35000 dollars in advance sales. Also on the card Midget Wolgast from Philadelphia faces Juan Zurita of Mexico in a ten round featherweight bout and Mickey McFarland of Chicago meets John Vorce of Detroit in a six round event.
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Los Angeles
Lee Ramage
California
Wrigley Field
Joe Louis
Detroit
Louis
Chicago
San Diego
Ramage
Wolgast
Philadelphia
Juan Zurita
Mexico
D. F
Mickey McFarland
John Vorce
Davidson County Rural High tourney opens in Lexington
Wallburg High School braces for the Davidson County Rural High tournament at Lexington High School gym. Coach R W Zimmerman plans no predictions as Wallburg meets Pilot High in the first round while Welcome High defends. The schedule lists two brackets with quarterfinals Friday, semifinals Saturday, and finals March 2.
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Wallburg
Wallburgh
Davidson County
Lexington
R. W. Zimmerman
Pilot High
Zimmerman
Craven
Bodenheimer
B. Smith
Cook
L. Smith
Hayworth
Lexington High School
Welcome High
Denton
Welcome
Reeds
Linwood
Hasty
Pilot
Midway
Davis Townsend
Tyre
Arcadia
Churchland
Southmont
Hasty-Fairgrove
Denton-Welcome
Coast Guard ships search vast Arctic ice fields
Ice patrol vessels of the U S Coast Guard cover a radius from five thousand to six thousand miles in their search for icebergs. Ninety two percent of the population of the Irish Free State consists of Roman Catholics.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Irish Free State
Roman Catholica
Sunday School Hoop Night Promises Tight Schedule
The Sunday school basketball season resumes with four nightly games at 7 9 P M. First Reformed hosts First Baptist while Ward Street M E faces Green Street Baptist. Christians meet Friends at 8 00 P M then M E against M P at 9 00 P M Calvary plays South Main M E Episcopal and Springfield are idle. Standings show First Reformed leading with perfect 8 0 0 slate followed by Green Street and Prises with losses varying.
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First Baptist
Ward Street M. E
Green Street Baptist
Friends
Methodist
M. E
Calvary
South Main
M. E. Springfield
Episcopal
Per. Rea
Green Street
Ward Street
Wesley Memorial
South Main M. E
Christian
Springfield
Seed Distribution Reaches 85000 Pounds in Deep River Area
About 85,000 pounds of lespedeza seed have been distributed to farmers in the Deep River erosion-control area over the last two weeks. The Soil Erosion Service in North Carolina, led by chief agronomist A. H. Veazy, provides erosion control seeds free of charge. Lespedeza is praised as the best erosion control and soil-building crop, widely used in the state.
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A. H. Veazy
Soil Erosion Service
North Carolina
Bermuda
Veary
White Phantoms Beat Gamecocks in Southern Conference Contest
The White Phantoms of Carolina defeated South Carolina 42-17 at Chapel Hill to notch a second consecutive Southern Conference win. Earlier, Lenoir Rhyne fell to High Point College 51-40 while Carson-Newman beat Appalachian 60-51 and Catawba beat Atlantic Christian 41-21.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Duke
Davidson
Wake Forest
Raieich
Tar Heels
Virginia Military Institute
Chapel Hill
Blue Devils
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Durham
Lenoir Rhyne
Elon
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Guilford
White Phantoms
Carolina
Obesrvers
Phantoms
Birds
Columbia
Igh Point
High Point College Panthers
Carson Newman
Appalachian
Boone
Catawba
Indians
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
Social visitors share weekend in Wallburg and nearby towns
Mrs. Ed Curtis of Newport News and Mrs. N. E. Moore plus son Billy visited Wallburg from Friday to Monday. Carr ie Cost of Shippensburg arrived to spend time with the Fowler family. Edith Carroll of Winston-Salem joined local guests for the weekend and Roger and Charles Davis with Davis Royall celebrated their birthday. Carey J. Davis, a Wallburg school music teacher, appeared on a Charlotte radio program during the trip. James Hoover of Thomasville stayed with the Clinards, and the Cravens and Paul visited Greensboro for a Wyrick family gathering.
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Wallburg
Ed Curtis
Newport News
N. E. Moore
Billy
Winston-Salem
Fletcher Clinard
Curtis
Moore
Clinard
Carrie Cost of
Shippensburg
R. B. Fowler and Sons
Carey J. Davis
Verta Royall
C. W. Davis
Abbotts Creek
C. P. Davis
Charlotte
N. C
Roger
Charles Davis
Davis Royall
Carey Davis
Miss Verta Royall
Culler Leads Panthers To Victory Over Lenoir Rhyne
High Point College Panthers beat Lenoir Rhyne 61 49 to secure second place in the North State conference with their ninth league win. Culler scored 24 points and fueled the Panthers attack as Inthieri also contributed, while Padgett led the Bears with 11 points.
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High Point College Panthers
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Guilford
Panthers
Culler
Panther
Leath
Wrenoi-Rhyne
Intrieri
Yow
Hackney
Inthieri
Padgettt
Bears
Elon Christians
High Point
Ecewesqeaescde
Ae Diamont
Coos Eves
Martin
Niernsee Fis Toons
Morris
Booth Snae Wezeauve
Rongeez
Bees
Elder
Svenee
Rome
Padgett
Steller
Owen Éarges
Rogers
Ees
Humphreys
Bonn
Bubmom
Greensboro Grapplers Dominate High Point In Season Finale
Greensboro high wrestlers defeated High Point 15 to 6 in the closing meet. Key results feature Charles Parks and Gregory taking time decisions, with Art Lea and Fred Koury competing in a highlight showdown.
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High Point High School
Greensboro High Grappers
Bisons
Charles Parks
Gregory
Art Lea
Fred Koury
Greensboro Flash
Gate City
Drum
Greensboro
Hartley
Joyner
Evans
Parks
Beeston
Finals Set for High School Basketball in Chapel Hill and Greensboro
Finals in class B move to Tuesday 8 pm in Chapel Hill while class A finals follow Wednesday 8 pm with contention between High Point and Charlotte in the West and Raleigh and Durham in the East. Eastern and Western standings are noted as winners await Friday results. A land sale notice in High Point details a 6.9 acre parcel with specified boundaries.
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Chapel Hill
E. R. Rankin
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
Furniture City Boys
Salisbury
Charlotte Quints
Durham
Raleigh
Dover
Cary
Rocky Mount
Dobson
Cleveland
Winston-Salem
Durham Onteasenac
Wilmington Setaed
Fayetteville
Western
Poe High Point
Nesee
Gastonia
Salisbury A
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Paper Box and
Adams-Millis Leading
Industrial League
Bakers
Tomlinson
Palmeto Quint Tourney Threat
Carolinas
Andorra
Pyrenees
Cardus
Babe Ruth
Bambino
Horace Gilderton
Commerce & Willowbrook
Plymouth
Hi Gym
Bob
U. S
Fey
Mt. Hoevenberg
Lake Placid
Ivan Brown
At Wheel
A. M. Washbound
United States
Germany
S. G
Triangles
Salisbury American
High Point Rollins
Earnhardt
Farlow
Gmftp
BE. Cooper
L. Cooper
Fee Gurneau
Buchanan
Parlow
Harris
Harper
Salisbury American Legion
Rollis
Kesler
Ol Hunt
Wallburg News
Nellie Southern
Edith Carroll
James Hoover
A. W. Clinard
John Craven
Paul
C. G. Wyrick
Lenoir-Rhyne
Cision
Bowman
Miller
Sudan
Koury
Lea
Pitts
Grandman
Taylor
Raymond D. Rike
Dudley M. Rike
C. A. York
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guiford County
High Point Township
Centennial Avenue
Lexington Avenue
City of
Fred Leonsard
Ed Montgomery
As Iron Stake
Welch
Ag Iron Stake
Lexington Heights
Guilford County
A. York
Lewis J. Fisher
High Point, N. C
Greyhound Bus Lines
Greyhound
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