Three Basketball Games On Top Friday Night Doubleheader
High Point hosts a three game Friday night doubleheader with Wofford visiting to face the Purple Panthers led by Captain Frank Walters and Riley Litman on the Y M C A court at 9. The night also features the Reidsville girls vs High Point and Salisbury vs Bisons in conference clashes with Duke and others watching. College officials moved one game date to avoid a clash but scheduling remained tight for the night.
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High Point
Julian Beall
Purple Panther
Tommy Scaffe
Wofford Terriers
Wofford Quint
North Caroline
Addit
Duke
Reidsville
Marlette
Bisons
Salisbury
Hig Girls
Wofford
C. R. Hinshaw
Beall
Panthers
Frank Walters
Riley Litman
Harry Johnson
Chet Smith
Chuck Collins Renews Contract With Tar Heels
Carolinas headline notes Chuck Collins will return as head football coach for 1931 at UNC. Charles Woollen announces one year renewal by athletic council. Collins to prepare for 1931 grid campaign, salary not disclosed.
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Chuck Collins
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Charles T. Woollen
Collins
Athletic Counci
Georgetown University
Ilinois
Woollen
Year of Upsets Marked Boxing Champions Shifts
Maj. Gen. John V. Clinin notes 1930 as a year of upsets in boxing and wrestling with champions losing titles or facing vacated belts. Rosenbloom won the light heavyweight title from Slattery on June 25, Freeman upset Fields on Sept. 6, Berg captured the junior welterweight crown on Feb. 17, and Canzoneri and Singer produced knockouts to reshape divisions.
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John V. Clinin
Nat. Boxing Asso
Chicago
Jan
Schmeling
Europe
No Boxing Association
Whic
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 stars to compete in United States indoor season
France’s Seraphin Martin and Paul Keller will run in about six eastern meets including the National AAU championships at Madison Square Garden on Feb 25, under a 21 day eligibility rule. They arrive Feb 5 and will alternate at meets leading to the national championships.
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New York
France
Seraphin Martin
Paul Keller
Madison Square Garden
Jules Ladoumegue
Meadowbrook
A. C
Philadelphia
Boston
A. A
Invaders
Seton Hall
Martin
Keller
Students Drive 3029 Cars to UCLA Campus Daily
Three thousand twenty nine students commute by their own autos to the University of California Los Angeles campus each day, reflecting heavy campus traffic and ongoing parking challenges.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Try Tratex for quick relief of sleeplessness and energy loss
See through the system in 15 minutes with the Gyeten Test. Thousands report rapid and tire action. Don’t give up, Tratex pronounced Sissa-tex today under an iron cl ad guarantee. Improves restful sleep and energy or money back. Only 60¢ at NMann Drug Co.
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Tratex
Tar Heels Prep for Raleigh 10 Meet After Scrimmage
Carolina's 1930 basketball unit showed strong play in a brisk scrimmage this afternoon as Coach Jim Ashmore sets lines for Wednesday night's home clash with Raleigh. He may start Hines and Cleland at forwards Cameron at center and Marpet and Edwards at guard.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Jim Ashmore
Raleighs
Tar Heels
Durham
Ashmore
Raleigh
Frank Goodwin
Guilford
Hines
Cleland
Cameron
Marpet
Edwards
Smith
Kendall
Moore
Hendlin
Brooker
Alexander
Choate
Lineberger
Henry
Connor
Guarde
Salvation Army Wins In Fast Game
The Salvation Army squad beat Leonard and Younts five 26 to 15 in their gym, with Grissom scoring 13 and delivering a repeat victory after an earlier 18 to 10 win. Substitutions included Hendricks for Mickey and Jaies for Grissom as the Sal Salvationists continue their winning streak.
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Salvation Army
Salvationists
Leonard
Younts
Army
Grissom
Sal
Pos
Leon
Mickle
Jeer L. G
Hendricks
Mickey
Jaies
Saunders
Lilly
Bulla
Koonce
Ridell
Craver
France Mulls Ban on Toy Trumpets and Tin Whistles
A proposed French law would ban children from blowing toy trumpets and tin whistles in the streets. The aim is to curb the spread of germs from instrument sharing among youngsters, seen as potent disease spreaders.
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Paris
France
Deacons primed for game tonight with Red Terrors
Raleigh January 6. NC State Red Terrors after a 32 21 win over Villanova prepare to face Wake Forest Deacons in the opener of the big five season. Villanova beat Duke 22 21 while Duke failed against Villanova. The Tar Heels beat Durham Quint 31 14 and prep for Guilford College in Chapel Hill then Davidson in Charlotte. Presbyterians edged Barnum Springs All Stars 48 20 before Christmas.
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Raleigh
N. C
Red Terrors
Villanova
Wake Forest
State Five
Duke Blue
Villanova Five
Terrors
Devils
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Durham
Guilford College
Charlotte
Davidson Wildcats
Presbyterians
Barnum Springs
Oppose Change in Davis Cup Rules, Wear Says
Joseph W. Wear former Davis Cup committee chair for the U S L T A says no rule changes while the United States is not defending the cup He argues changes should wait until the U S reclaim the cup and urges selecting the 1931 team from named players Lott Allison Van Ryn Doeg Mangin Wood Shields Vines Sutter.
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New York
New York Times
Joseph W. Wear
Philadelphia
United State Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Louis B. Dailey
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
Electricity Sales Lag in South Africa as Domestic Appliance Use Grows
Growth in domestic appliance adoption in the Union of South Africa is hampered by the plentiful supply of low grade servants. The escalation of electricity use continues, but sales of appliances remain slow due to labor constraints.
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Union of South Africa
Northwestern Star Hank Bruder Seeks Job Amid Marriage Secrets
Northwestern University captain Hank Bruder announces he is hunting for a job to support his wife. He disclosed a secret Sunday marriage to Omega Albert in Waukegan, plans to withdraw from the university, and may pursue professional football opportunities. Bruder insists he can still perform well in football despite past injuries and illness.
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Hank Bruder
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Waukegan
Omega Albert
G .Bruder
James Armstrong
Bruder
Hank
The
Bruders
Northwestern
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Miss Gilbert
Pekin
Mattoon
Palmetto conference formed by Florida Georgia colleges
Organization of the Palmetto conference was effected at a Lakeland meeting with four Florida colleges and one Georgia institution. Dr Ladd M Spivey was elected president and Harris G Sims secretary. The group aims to boost smaller southern colleges and would be temporary for a year. Wofford declined invitation.
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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 Men
Tifton
Wofford
Spartanburg
S. C
Tommy Scaffe
Wofford Colege
Marietta Paint Leads In Second Half Bowling slate
In the Commercial League Marietta Paint took 2 of 3 from City Office while Wachovia Bank defeated A P Stores 2 of 3. Wilson Motor Co beat N C P Co 8 2 3. Sunshine Laundry fell 2 of 3 to Adame Millis and the Post Office won 3 games on draw. Young Charlie Diffendal tops highs with 127 in a single game and 349 in a high triple. City Office claims high team set at 1484. Diffendal is the town’s youngest bowler and is viewed as Willis Sensenbach’s successor as junior champion. High Point hopes keep him in the title race. A home sewing sleeve board note adds a non-bowling item about homemaking styles.
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Marietta Paint
City Office
Wachovia Bank
A. P
Wilson Motor Co
Sunshine Laundry
Adame Millis
The
Post Office
Charlie Diffendal
Young Diffendal
High Point
Charlie
Willis Sensenbach
Scottish applicants Tie for London Police Posts
Among 500 applications for 25 London police positions two came from Glasgow Scotland sent in the same envelope.
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London
Glascow
Scotland
Equipoise Leads Winter Derby Field at Churchill Downs
New York January 6. C V Whitney's Equipoise the top money winner of 1930 is the winter book favorite for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 46 with 6 to 1 odds. 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. Vv. Whitney
Churchill Downs
Boxing Night Fights Highlight City Contests
Philadelphia hosted Benny Bass who outpointed Lew Wey, while Tom Grogan outpointed Young Firpo in Omaha. Jack Grouse stopped Roy Clark in Slame New Jersey, and Harry Blutman and Al Gordon won in Philadelphia. Toronto and Chicago bouts feature Jackie Dee and Garry Leach defeating opponents.
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Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Ponent Oe Oo Philadelphe
Lew ‘Wey
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Young Firpo
Pennsgrove
N. J
Jack Grouse
Slame
Roy
Clark
Harry Blutman
al Gordon
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Nolan Reed
W. C. King
Bill Worley
University Gridiron Warriors
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al Brown
Eugene Hunt
Pell
International Boxing Union
Brown
Frankie Genaro
Wolgast
Matton
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
Orth Main Street
Herbert W. Barker
Fashion Park and
Schloss Bros
Cannon-Fetzer Co
South Main St
Deacons
Committee Against Change
Myers
Gibson Ad
Poston
Clary
Seer
North Carolina
Asheville
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Rironto
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Detroit
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Gary
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Indianapolis
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