Three Basketball Games On Top Friday Night HS Doubleheader
High Point hosts a three game Friday night basketball doubleheader led by Wofford visiting the Purple Panthers in a 9 pm men’s tilt at the Y M C A court. Coach Beall’s squad, loaded with veterans led by Captain Frank Walters and Riley Litman, faces Tommy Scaffe’s Terriers in a North Carolina invasion, while High Point also features Reidsville girls against an unnamed conference foe at 7:30 pm followed by a boys game.
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High Point
Julian Beall
Purple Panther
Tommy Scaffe
Wofford Terriers
Wofford Quint
North Carolina
Addit
Duke
Vidson
Reidsville
Marlette
Bisons
Salisbury
Wofford
C. R. Hinshaw
Beall
Panthers
Frank Walters
Riley Litman
Harry Johnson
Chet Smith
Chuck Collins Renews Contract With Tar Heels
UNC confirms head football coach Chuck Collins signs a one year renewal as the 1931 grid season approaches. Charles Woollen states Collins will return January 15 from Illinois to begin preparations. salary not disclosed. The article notes a reshaped 1930 basketball squad and ongoing ticket sales under W C King and Bill Worley.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Chuck
Collins
Charles T. Woollen
Athletic Council
Georgetown University
Illinois
Woollen
Year 1930 Bouts Feature Upsets Across Boxing Classes
Maj Gen John V Clinin notes a year of upsets in 1930 boxing including Rosenbloom defending light heavyweight, Freeman beating Fields, Berg taking junior welterweight, Mandell and Canzoneri trading wins in lightweight line, and Battalino defending featherweight title while others faced vacated belts and disputed lineages.
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John V. Clinin
Nat. Boxing Asso
Chicago
Schmeling
Europe
National Boxing Association
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
Successfuly
Abie Bain
Mickey Walker
National Association
Ace Hodkins
Tommy Freeman
Jackie Fields
Jack
Kid) Berg
Mushy Callahan
London
Sammy Mandell
al Singer
Singer
Tony Canzoneri
Benny Bass
Tod Morgan
Battling Battalino
Connecticut
French will add flavor to 10 track events
France's Seraphin Martin and Paul Keller accept invites to race in New York indoor meets. They will compete over a 21 day window under IAAF rules, appearing in Millrose Games, Seton Hall, Meadowbrook, Boston, and A A U nationals, ending Feb 25. First recent French presence in U S track in years.
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New York
France
Seraphin Martin
Paul Keller
Madison Square Garden
Jules Ladoumegue
Meadowbrook
Philadelphia
Boston
A. A
A. C
Invaders
Seton Hall
Students drive to UCLA campus daily numbers reach 3029
The report notes that 3,029 students commute by their own cars to the University of California at Los Angeles each day, illustrating the scale of automobile use among campus attendees.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Unclear health claim advertisement with dubious guarantee
An informal ad promises rapid system circulation and quick relief from fatigue and sleep issues. It touts an “Iron-Clad Guarantee” and a money back offer, claiming a drug can improve rest and energy for only 60¢ at any Drug Co, with nonspecific effects and vague terminology.
Carolina Faces Raleigh in Preseason Scrimmage Preview
In Chapel Hill on January 6, Coach Ashmore fine tunes the Tar Heels for Wednesday's home game against Raleigh at the Tin Can set for 8 o'clock. Carolina shows promise against Durham but errs in passing and follow up as Ashmore tests lineups including Hines Cleland Cameron and Captain Marpet Edwards with reserves like Smith Kendall Moore Hendin Brooker Alexander Choate Lineberger Henry and Connor among others.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Jim Ashmore
Raleighs
Tar Heels
Durham
Ashmore
Raleigh
Frank Goodwin
Guilford
Detart Hines
Cleland
Cameron
Marpet
Edwards
Smith
Kendall
Moore
Hendin
Brooker
Alexander
Choate
Lineberser
Henry
Connor
Salvation Army Wins In Fast Game
The Salvation Army team beat Leonard and Younts five 26 to 15 in a rapid contest at the Army gym. Grissom led scoring with 13 points, boosting the Army’s second straight win over the same opponents after an 18-10 victory earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Leonard
Younts
Army
Grissom
Sal
Army Pos
Leon
Younts Gaddis
Mickle
Paris Move Bans Toy Trumpets For Health Security
France considers a law to stop children from blowing toy trumpets and tin whistles in the streets. Officials warn the instruments are potent spreaders of disease because children trade them, increasing contact and risk.
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Paris
France
Deacons Prime For Tonight's Wake Forest Tilt
Raleigh January 6 The North Carolina State Red Terrors after a 32 21 win over Villanova in a pre holiday game prepare for a tonight clash with the Wake Forest Deacons. The pre season shows NC State as clear favorite and the Deacons beat Villanova 26 10. The Tar Heels opened play with a 31 14 win over Durham Quint and Guilford College awaits Chapel Hill Thursday. Presbyterians beat Barnum Springs All Stars 48 20 before Christmas.
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Raleigh
N. C
Red Terrors
Villanova
Wake Forest
State Five
Duke Blue Devils
Terrors
Devils
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Durham
Guilford College
Charlotte
Davidson Wildcats
Presbyterians
Barnum Springs
Oppose Change Davis Cup Rules Declares Wear
New York Jan 6 Jo seph W Wear retiring chairman of the Davis Cup committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association voices opposition to proposed rule changes and says the United States should defend the cup. He supports selecting the 1931 team from a list including Lott Allison Van Ryn Doeg Mangin Wood Shields and possibly Vines and Sutter while stressing fairness to rival nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Joseph W. Wear
Philadelphia
United State Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Louis B. Dailey
Wear
the Times
United States — Tennis Association
France
England
Germany
Japan
Mr. Wear
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Frank Shields
Ellsworth Vines
Clifford Sutter
Household Electric Demand Faces Labor Hurdle in South Africa
As electricity use grows in the Union of South Africa, sales of domestic appliances lag due to a plentiful supply of low grade servants. The slow adoption reflects labor market conditions impacting home tech uptake.
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Union of South Africa
Hard Luck Hank Bruder Leaves Northwestern for Job Hunt
Evanston Illinois January 6. Hard Luck Hank Bruder captain of Northwestern football seeks work as he departs the university after secret marriage to Omega Gilbert twenty one. His wife not a student so he remains free from expulsion. He has pro offers for next season and returns from East West all star game.
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Hank Bruder
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Waukegan
Omega Gilbert
Bruder
James Armstrong
Hank
The
Bruders
Northwestern
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Miss Gilbert
Pekin
Mattoon
Palmetto conference formed by Florida and Georgia colleges
In Lakeland Florida on January six the Palmetto conference a southern athletic group was formed at a meeting with officials from four Florida colleges and one Georgia institution Dr Ladd M Spivey of Southern College was elected president Harris G Sims became secretary E E Brett of Miami University was named treasurer The body aims to promote rivalry among smaller southern institutions and remains temporary for one year pending results Others at the meeting included coaches from Stetson Rollins and Georgia State College for Men Wofford coach Tommy Scaffe said his school had not been invited and would not join if invited
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Lakeland
Fra
Palmetto Conference
Southern Athletic Group
Florida
Georgia
Ladd M. Spivey
Southern College
Harris G. Sims
Southern
E. E. Brett
Miami University
Palmetto
Spivey
South
South Carolina
Herbert T. McQuillan
Stetson University
Deland, Fla
Jack McDowell
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Orion Mitchell
Georgia State College For
Tifton
Gay Wofford
Spartanburg
8. C
Tommy Scaffe
Wofford
Local Bowling Standings and Rising Star Charlie Diffendal
In the Commercial league Marietta Paint won two from City Office and two of three from A P Stores while Wachovia Bank took two of three from N C P Co Sun Shine Laundry lost two of three to Adams Millis and the Post Office won three games on draws High single game by Charlie Diffendal 127 High single set 349 High team set City Office 1484 Diffendal the town min ior champion looks set to follow Willis Sensenbach as top bowler in town. home sewing aids with tapered sleeves remain popular for lingerie touches.
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Marietta Paint
Wachovia Bank
Wilson Motor Co
Sunshine Laundry
Adams-Millis
The
Post Office
Charlie Diffendal
Young Diffendal
High Point
Charlie
Willis Sensenbach
Cerry Myers
Seeee
Seve Evens
Gibson Ve Wagner
Robbins Diffendal Eee
Poston
Fete Ee
Gibson
Dade Alee
W. L de Dabbs
James Wee
Sige Ae
Davis
Williams
B.ee Fee
Jennings Weer
Cox Eoovee
Johnson Serene
Lewis
Bundy
Sess Weer
Hoover
Nantes
Scottish applicants submit identical Glasgow police bids
Among 500 applications for 25 London police positions, two came from Glasgow Scotland, sent in the same envelope.
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London
Glasgow
Scotland
Equipoise Leads Winter Derby Field at Churchill Downs
New York January 6. C V Whitney's Equipoise the top money winner of 1930 two year olds is the winter book favorite for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 18 at 6 to 1. Behind him are Twenty Grand at 8 to 1 Jamestown 15 to 1 Vanderpool and Mate at 20 to 1.
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New York
C. V. Whitney
Churchill Downs
Fights Last Night Rounds Up Winners Across Cities
Philadelphia bouts saw Benny Bass retain junior lightweight title by outpointing Lew Magsey while Tommy Grogan defeated Young Firpo in New Jersey. Roy Clark and Al Gordon stopped by opponents in Philadelphia. Toronto and Chicago card results include Jackie Phillips beating Jack Gillespie in Toronto and Garry Leach stopping Young Jack Dillon in Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Lew Magsey
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Young Firpo
Pennsgrove
N. J
Jack Grose
Roy
Ace” Clark
Harry Blutman
al Gordon
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Chuck Collins
Forrest
Ludwig
Hastings
Cory
Johnson
Nolan Reed
Widrawals
B. Walker
Celeste Ellerbe
W. C. King
Bill Worley
University Gridiron Warriors
Brainy Mentor
Kid Chocolate
al Brown
Brown
Eugene Hunt
International Boxing Union
Frankie Genaro
Wolgast
Matton
Matton Drug
Worth Main Street
Herbert W. Barker
Fashion Park and
Schloss Bros
Cannon-Fetter Co
South Main St
Mickey
Erteee
Swift
Koonce
Eves Craver
Coses Lilly
Deacons
Committee Against Change
Asheville
Winston-Salem
INVESTMENTS + INSURANCE
Raleigh Salisbury
U.S. Government Securities
North Carolina State Bonds
Forsyth Savings & Trust Co
Toronto
Jackie Phillips
Jack Gillespie
Detroit
Garry Leach
Gary
Ind
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
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