Big Five Teams Open Winter Action In NC
North Carolina’s Big Six winter squads start play with basketball and boxing. Davidson battles Duke. State opens against Wofford. High Point faces Atlantic Christian. Guilford hosts Chatham. Forest loses to Raleigh YCA. High Point 42 Eastern Carolina Teachers 12.
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Carolina Teachers
Amateur Pro Best Ball Tourney Open in Riverside
RSIDBH Calif January reports a new amateur pro best record of 63 at Victoria club. Henry Picard Hershey and Kenneth Summerfeld Diego led scoring with birdies and an eagle on a tough par 72 as two way tie of 65s occurred including Henry Kaiser Wis and R D Skelly from Victoria club Charley Guest and Al Bar Hollywood.
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Riverside
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Kenneth Summerfeld
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Henry Kaiser
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Charley Guest
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Plans Leadership Training School at First Methodist Church
The M. P. Church announces a leadership training school at First Methodist Protestant Church on January 14 15 16 28 29 for Methodist Protestant members of High Point interested in leadership training. Courses include A Study the Pupil by Miss Young High Point College Primary Materials and aids by Miss Erma te and The Life of Christ by Rev G L Reynolds.
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Thoroughbreds Race Card Returns to Pinehurst Track
About sixty six thoroughbreds were entered today on the Sandhill racing card at Pinehurst marking the return of racing after a years-long break. Post time was 2 P M. Blanche won Tues fifth race and June Burson, both entered in today’s fifth race, set new records.
Baer Plans Wide Open Contender Elimination Tourney
Ancil Hoffman manager of heavyweight champion Max Baer outlined a 10 round no decision elimination tournament in Chicago to decide Baer's next title challenger. Contenders listed include Steve Hamas Primo Carnera Max Schmeling Art Lasky Jack Doyle Jack Peterson and Johnny Risko with Cleveland promoters seeking a Baer appearance.
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Detroit
Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
Maxie
Chicago
Hoffman
Baer
Steve Hamas
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Jack Doyle
Ireland
Jack Peterson
England
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Five clubs expected to contend in tight 1935 National League race
Ford C Frick predicts a closer finish than 1934 with five clubs in the final drive the Cardinals Giants Cubs Pirates and a fifth contender from Brooklyn Philadelphia or Boston. Cincinnati may narrow the gap through 1935 while night baseball debuts and the third All Star game in Cleveland draw interest.
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Cardinals
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New York Giants
Philadelphia
Dick Bartell
George Davis
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Fred Lindstrom
Larry French
Guy Bush
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Catawba Defeats Triangles 32 28 In Salis bury
The local Y M C A basketball team traveled to Salisbury and lost to Catawba college 32 to 28 in a tight contest. Catawba led 12-0 early and 17-8 at halftime as High Point mounted a late rally. Fullerton scored 11 for Catawba while Carter led the locals with six and strong defense.
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Cunningham To Run In Brooklyn Tonight
Glenn Cunningham plans to enter the 800 meter special at the Columbus Knights of Columbus games in Brooklyn tonight. The Kansas great, world record holder in the mile, will compete before joining the University of Iowa on February 19.
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Rose Bowl Bid Denied by Huey Long Influence
Sports writers aboard the Alabama Rose Bowl win over Stanford report LSU will never play in the Rose Bowl as long as Huey P. Long controls LSU. Hal Reynolds of the Rose Bowl committee was quoted saying no team dominated by politics or religion will play in the Rose Bowl.
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Louisiana State University
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Detroit Negro Wins Off Perroni Easily To Continue Parade
Joe Louis, Detroit's 20 year old heavyweight sensation, defeated Patsy Perroni of Boston in a 10 round bout at Olympia stadium before 15,853 fans. Louis scored three knockdowns and dominated the match, extending his string of straight ring victories to thirteen, though Perroni was not stopped.
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Purple Panthers Rout Eastern Teachers 42 to 12
High Point college’s Purple Panthers defeated Eastern Carolina Teachers 42 to 12 in a one night stop here. Broadus Culler led with 12 points and Ray Interieri added 10 as the hosts built a 27 to 7 halftime edge.
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High Point College
Wilson
Atlantic Christian College Club
High Point
Eastern Carolina Teachers
Armour leads Miami Open after first day rounds
Tommy Armour, the silvery haired veteran, tops the 11th annual $2,500 Miami open by one stroke over Bill Melhorn. Armour fired 66 at Miami Springs for four under par, tying the course record. Willie Klein Jules Huot and Henry Cicul posted 68s as the field narrows toward the final 36 holes tomorrow.
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Young Seagrove Man Fatally Injured in Truck Collision
Glann Scott, 24, of Seagrove route two, died after his truck collided with a second truck driven by Garrett Dawson on Highway 70 five miles south of Asheboro. Scott was ejected and died at 8:30 pm. Dawson was not injured and was not held after Randolph County investigation. He was unmarried, son of Mr and Mrs J O Scott of Scargrove.
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Bobby Jones to team with former rival in charity foursome
In New Orleans on Sunday Bobby Jones will play in a charity best ball foursome paired with Nelson Whitney, the veteran who once eliminated him in a major. They face Fred Haas Jr. and Fred Odom II, with Whitney noted as a longtime Southern golf champion.
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Potato Growers to Meet to Study Legislation Next Week
Washington Jan. 6 Potato growers will meet the week of January 14 to decide on proposed legislation pushed by Representative Lindsay Warren of North Carolina to raise farmers income from potatoes. The farm administration has three proposals under review since mid December two would require compulsory control and the third would limit production via marketing allotments.
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Lindsay Warren
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Farm Administration
Triangles To Meet Strong Draper Five Here Tonight
The local M C A basketball team faces the strong Draper five tonight on the Y floor in a likely close game. Draper has an 8 4 record this season and Triangles have not lost to an association team yet, yet have narrowly fallen to High Point College and the Catawba Indians.
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Mayfair Club first party unveils Hollywood’s glittering crowd
NEA Service reports the Mayfair Club season kickoff at Beverly-Wiltshire hotel with Maureen O'Sullivan, John Farrow, Colleen Moore, Howard Hughes, Carole Lombard, Robert Riskin, Jean Harlow, Dick Powell, Barbara Stanwyck and others among celebs mingling with photographers. W.C. Fields, Ernst Lubitsch, and Ernst Lubitsch chase, while patrons crowd a small floor. Rain ends the soirée as fans linger hoping for headlines.
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Colleen Moore
Howard Hughes
Jimmy Dunn
Patsy Lee
Bing Crosby
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Crosby Twins
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Dick Powell
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Norma Shearer
Fredric March
Stuart Erwin
June Collyer
Carl Brisson
Carole Lombard
Robert Riskin
Bill Powell
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Helen Hayes
Irving Thalberg
Marlene Dietrich
Rowben Mamoulian
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Frank Fay
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W. C. Fields
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Fred Keating
Harry Riedman
Groucho Marx
Zappo
Waliere
Gennie Bennett
Gilbert Roland
Health and Diet for Athletes debunk common myths
The article argues against strict fluid limits and raw meat diets for boxers and runners and warns against overcooking food. It emphasizes balanced intake of proteins fats carbohydrates minerals and vitamins, moderation in appetite, and cautions about alcohol tobacco effects on performance.
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