Panthers Fall as Monograms Rally in 39 27 Loss
The High Point college Panthers were edged 39 to 27 by Charlotte Monograms in a late rally that fell short. J Purser led the Monograms with 12 points, McDonald 11, and Ludwig 9 for HP with Mulligan 8. Charlotte added manager Dick Hoblitzell to the Hornets staff in 1980.
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Jack Boylin
Ludwig
Mulligan
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Reid
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Hastings
C. Purser
C. Walters
G Mulligan
Johnson
Forrest
Furbes
Jones
McCauley
Smith
Dillinger
Hackney
Carolina
Dan
Dick Hoblitzell
Charlotte Hornets
Amos Mills and Adams Millis Sweep Ingram's Market Wins
Amos Mills and Adams Millis opened Industrial Bowling league two with wins as Ingram's Market took two of three matches from City Water and Light. Hillcrest won one game, while O. E. Kearns Mill swept three from O. EF. Kearns Mill. Herman claimed high single game with 132, Hutchin led first-night with 303.
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Knox Adams-Millis win in fast basketball game
In a tight contest Knox defeats Harris-Covington 19 to 17 with Howard Raper scoring 11 and Bill Fritz leading Harris Covington with 5. Adams-Millis then beat High Point Box 31 to 20 as Michael scored 12 for Adams-Millis and Lelon Cooper added 8 for High Point Box. Highland fell to Thomas Mills 31 to 16 with Yow scoring 12 for Thomas Mills.
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Bill Fritz
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LE Smith
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McCain
LG Boxmakers
Adams- Millis Corporation
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Adams-Millis
Lelon Cooper
L. Cooper
McFarland
M. Anderson
Williard
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English
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Yow
Ce Ball
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McDonnell
Armfield
Brady Wins First Day Honors In Miami Open
Mike Brady of Mamaroneck New York captured first day honors in the Miami open with a score of 150 for 36 holes. He held a one stroke lead over Al Heron of Reading Pennsylvania and Willie Klein of Miami Beach. Gene Sarazen tied for 155 as darkness halted play with 75 players still in the hunt.
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Willie Klein
Miami Beach
Gene Sarazen
Art Straub
Bloomfield
N. J
Clarence Rice
Summit
Eddie Williams
Cleveland
Sarazen
Nick Costello
Elmsford
Dave Spittall
Toronto
Vincent Eldred
Bradenton
Harry Hampton
Key West
Primo Carnera Declared Full Italian Citizen by Managers
The Primo Carnera camp presented papers in New York to prove he remains a full Italian citizen in good standing after a residence in France. They showed he once sought French papers but renounced them on December 16 and reclaimed Italian status two days later, sailing to the United States December 23 with an Italian passport.
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Board of Managers
Primo Carnera
France
New York Daily News
Carnera
United States
Northwestern Bears Wisconsin Quint 23 14
Northwestern opened the Big Nine season by defeating Wisconsin 23 to 14 in Evanston. Bob Lockhart sparked a late rally as every Northwestern player scored, and the Wildcats defense stifled Wisconsin in a closely contested game.
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Ill
Northwestern
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Sharer
Michigan
Bob Lockhart
Wildcat
Panters 1930 Cage Schedule Announced
High Point college basketball releases the 1930 schedule with games at N C State Atlantic Christian Raleigh Y Greensboro Y and others. Home dates include here against Lenoir Rhyne Appalachian Christian Elon and a pending Virginia trip with Charlotte Monograms and Appalachian Normal未确定.
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H Examinations
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Hklon
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Tenn
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Elon
Virginia
Charlotte Monograms
Charlotte
Appalachian Normal
Quaker Basketball Team Set for Preseason Opener
Guilford College resumes workouts January 4 as they prepare to face Cone Memorial Y on the opponent’s court in the final prelude to the college schedule. Coach Anderson notes players return from holidays out of rhythm but show promise with Jamieson Stout Alley and Cheek in contention for spots.
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Yelverton
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Tom Cheek
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Carson
Meadows
Edwards
Stafford
Canale's Horse Wins Pont Chartrain Handicap
High Score driven by apprentice Jockey C Meyer wins the Pont Chartrain at New Orleans fair grounds. Canale's four year old High Score leads early then holds on to beat Zacaneista and Coots, six furlongs in 1:18 2 5, purse $2,590, mutuel payoff $8.30 for $2.
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Coots
Graft Charges Made In Atlanta
Fulton county grand jury leveled graft charges against Atlanta city officials in a presentment following an investigation of municipal affairs. The document described a large system of corruption and indicated action would follow to address widespread contract juggling.
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Fulton County Grand Jury
Daly Says He Took Dive for Shires
Columbus report says dangerous Dan Daly alias Jim Gerry refused to name others and claimed in an interview he threw a Chicago bout to let Arthur Shires win. Daly is identified as a Columbus lad who fought Shires after Shires entered boxing in December.
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Ohio
Ohio State Journal
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Arthur
Long Shots Pay Well At Pompano
Long shots paid off in all six races at the Pompano inaugural meet opening card despite a crowd hindered by a train delay. Rio Confidence paid backers 19.20 to win in the feature event as the Jacksonville run story notes threats of court action over alleged open gambling at the track.
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Fla
Acard
Rio Confidence
J. J. Cocoran
Jacksonville
Fra
Fred O. Eberhardt
Tallahassee
A. W. Turner
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Eberhardt
Keeney Park
Here
Ebernhardt
Associated Press
Senior Boys At Y Farm Cage League Opens
The Senior Boys Freeze-out Basketball League at the Y opens with the Lions winning two games led by captains J Mask and L Cooper. The Tigers push hard despite a slow start, while the Wildcats, missing two stars, fall twice as listed players include Whitley Yountz Wheelis Tucker and Baker Bulla.
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Cooper Brothers
Mask
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Capt
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L. Whitley
J. Yountz
E. Whitley
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J. Mask
L. Cooper
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C. Mask
Rogers
J. Bulla
Farlow
Thomas
Culler
Klutz
Baker
P. Bulla
Conger Defeated In Half Mile Run
Ray Conger of Illinois A. C. was defeated in the Mayor Walker half mile at the Columbus council Knights of Columbus games in New York. Fred Weit of New York University won the feature event at the 23rd Regiment Armory.
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Ray Conger
Illlnois A. c
Mayor Walker
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23Rd Regiment Armory
Fred Weit
New York University
Graft Obstacle Hinders Atlanta Contract Bidding
A passage notes that in Atlanta the bidding on contracts and supplies will be almost impossible without bidders paying graft tribute. The remark implies a systemic expectation of corruption affecting procurement and procurement processes.
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Roper Resigns As Princeton Football Coach
Princeton announces William W. Roper will retire after the 1930 season after 14 years as head coach. Albert W. Wittmer Jr. will take over on a four year contract, joining duties as line coach and Philadelphia city council member. Eddie Wittmer, senior at Princeton, is captain of the basketball team.
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N. J
William W. Roper
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Philadelphia
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Eddie
Yachts and Launches Lost In Club Blaze
A Tower Ridge Yacht club fire in Hastings on Hudson destroyed twenty yachts and launches lined up for winter. Strong winds endangered over 50 nearby homes as Hastings fire department, aided by Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytown, and Irvington crews, fought the blaze. Commodore Alfred Lebois and vice commodore Charles Duveen cautioned that loss value could not yet be estimated.
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Alfred Lebois
Charles Duveen
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