Red Terror Five Open 1931 Big Five Campaign at Wake Forest
North Carolina State’s Red Terror five rolled to a 42 20 victory over Wake Forest to launch the 1931 Big Five season. The squad, making its Big Five debut, heads a five game state and Southern tour through Charlotte Tuscaloosa Auburn and Athens, with Duke and North Carolina also pursuing key clashes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Red Terror
N. C. State College
North Carolina
Us Terror
State College Hoys
Wake Forest
Red Terror Cagers
Davidson
Charlotte
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Auburn
Georgia
Athens
Duke Blue Devils
Randolph Macon
Terrors Uncork Season By Licking Demon Deacons 42 20
LOS ANGELES opening round sets the tone as more than three hundred golfers tee off in qualification for the city open, a $10 000 prize event to be staged Friday through Sunday with less than a third earning a place in the main draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrors
Demon Deacons
Los Angeles
Davidson Quint Taking Form For Wildcats This Season
Davidson coach Monk Younger notes major gains from Martin at forward and announces Skinny Pierce healthy at center. Pierce leads as tip off man. Martin pushes for starting spot alongside Dean Rusk. Other forwards Mathis and Peabody show potential despite height limits. Guard lineup unsettled with Goodson Proctor rut. Steve Brown and Bernard Wilson contend for roles as practice continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Martin
Monk Younger
Davidson Wildcats
Buck
Pierce
Salisbury
Wildcats
Grier Martin
Dean Rusk
Mathis
Bruce Peabody
Peabody
Bill Goodson
Jim Proctor
Steve Brown
Capt. Goodson
Bernard
Wilson
Younger
Tar Heel Quintet Has Six Veterans in UNC Team
CHAPEL HILL Jan. 7 The University of North Carolina lists six lettermen returning for basketball with forwards showing promise. Team veterans include captain Artie Marpet guards Tom Alexander Page Choate Edwards centers Sandy Cameron and Tom Cleland with youngsters Kinee Hendlin Henry Beale joining. The Tar Heels start the season January 8 at home against Guilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Kinee
Hendlin
Henry
Beale
Carolina
Artie Marpet
Tom Alexander
Page Choate
Edwards
Sandy Cameron
Tom Cleland
Tar Heels
Guilford
Phrase from Scarborough Post on loneliness and marriage
A Scarborough England Post excerpt quotes two men debating marriage motives. One says he married from loneliness and other reasons, while the other offers his own sentiment, reflecting social attitudes of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sym
Scarboro
England
Post
Pipe Advice From Stockholm Smatic Sayings
A brief cartoon caption shows a lady warning a gentleman filling a pipe that pipe smoking makes her sick, and the man replying that she should quit smoking. The dialogue carries a wry, domestic humor and a Scandinavian source note from Vart Hem in Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee in High Point
Trustee A. J. Idol offers for cash at public sale a 15,000 square foot tract in Guilford County North Carolina. The property fronts Thomasville High Point road near Meredith and Yates, bounded by Meredith and Yates lines, with sale date February 9 1931 at 2:30 p.m. This action accelerates under a 1926 deed of trust for $2000 recorded in Book 529 page 171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariie Lanier
le 4Lene
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Mana
City Point
Orth Carolina
High Point Township
Meredith and
Yates
Thomasville
High Point
I. Lee Meredith
Meredith
Meredith's
A. J, Idol
Dalton
Atty's
Winter Attraction Aims to Draw Crowds at Akron Airport
Akron's airport plans to attract winter visitors with a skating pond two ski runways and a toboggan slide on the port side. Manager B. E. Fulton details the addition alongside existing summer attractions of hot dogs cold pop and candy drawing crowds to the airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Akron
B. E. Fulton
Industrial Bowling League opens second half lead by Stehli Silk
The Industrial Bowling League kicked off the second half at King Pin alleys with Stehli Silk and Hillcrest dominating, each sweeping all three games. City Light Dept. and Kearns Hosiery Mills posted two wins, while high single and high set scores went to Stehli and Saunders, City Light, at 130 and 320 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Pin
Stehli Silk
Hillcrest
City Light Dept
Highland Mills
Kearns Hosiery Mills
Knox
Comer
Stehli
Saunders
City Light
Reunion after fifty years brings together O'Tolle siblings
London readers witnessed a dramatic fifty year reunion when William O'Tolle and two sisters, separated in infancy after an accident left them orphans, met again. The siblings, one adopted by Thomas's early years, were reunited through a carefully placed advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William O’tolle
Thomas
Chicago Likely Next For Schmeling Stribling Title Bout
Chicago appears set to host a heavyweight title match between Max Schmeling and Young Stribling next June after New York State Athletic Commission actions. Promoter Nate Lewis of Chicago already secured terms with Stribling, while Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs weighs offers from other cities. The NY commission may have left Sharkey as top NY contender with no immediate opponent, and financial doubts loom over a Sharkey Schmeling rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Barker
New Yoman
Chicago
New York State
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
W. N. (Young
Commission
Jack Sharkey
Detroit
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Joe Jacobs
Nate Lewis
Stribling
Teuton
Lewis
State Commission
New York
Boxing Solons
Jacobs
Sharkey
Sharkey-Stribling
William Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Guilford Meets Heels Thursday Basketball Opener
Guilford College moves toward the season opener against Carolina at the Tin Can Thursday night. Guard Hugh Cobb returns boosting veterans to six, likely shaking up guard rotations. Anderson’s passing attack improves while shooting and defense need work after the Christmas layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Guilford
Carolina
Hugh Cobb
Cheek
Chisholm
Jamieeson
Haworth
Alley
Cobb
Anderson
Tar Heels
Shriners Hold New Bern Winter Ceremonial
New Bern hosts the Sudan Temple winter ceremonial starting with a 9 30 p m dance. A large eastern North Carolina fez wearers gathering is expected as officials consider moving the temple headquarters from New Bern to another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Sudan
Order of the Knights of the Mystic Shrine
North Carolina
Atlanta man collects all city papers in one property
Francis M. Garrett of Atlanta has gathered copies of every city paper published in that territory, assembling a complete collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Garrett
Atlanta
Perty
Carolina Matmen Set for Princeton
Carolina aims for the Princeton meet without last year’s captain Wayne Woodard who failed to return this quarter. Coach Chuck Quinlan names monogram men at six of eight posts including Stallings Usher Albright Teumas Cowper and Ferguson. Sophomores Grier Idol Leary Conklin and Higdon vie for other spots with Lawson Bradley Park Lieberstein and Kempton among hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Wayne Woodard
University of North Carolina
Princeton
Woodard
Chuck Quinlan
Tigers
Carolina
Tar Heels
Harry Tsumas
Tsuma
Quinlan
Frank Stallings
P. C. Usher
Mayne Albright
Teumas
Marion Cowper
Fred Ferguson
Grier
Idol
Leary
Conklin
Higdon
Lawson
Bradley
Park
Lieberstein
Kempton
Fights Last Night Showcase in Indianapolis Results
Frankie Hughes of Kenosha beat Roy Mitchell of Centralia in eight rounds. Peter Mike of New York and Billy Hoon of Rock Island drew after eight. Co operative Wholesale Society of England posted six month sales of 215 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frankie Hughes
Kenosha
Wis
Roy Mitchell
Centralia
Ill
Peter Mike
New York
Billy Hoon
Rock Ieland
Drew
Co-operative Wholesale Society of England
CANDIDATES OUT FOR BLUE DEVIL WRESTLING TEAM
Duke wrestlers endure daily scrambles for spots ahead of Franklin and Marshall opener. Captain Cole remains undisputed at 155 pounds while Emory Adkins and Leon Hughes hold firm in 175 and unlimited. Several newcomers vie for positions in 116 through 145 pounds as Tex Tilson conditions the squad for upcoming meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke
Franklin
Marshall
T. J. Troxler
Aunt Bostic
John Gamble
Roger Gentry
Staton Williams
Clayborne Hurst
Lindsey Wall
Kenneth Howard
Spencer Plaster
John Poe
Thomas Thomas
Cole
Moon Mullen
Elton Knowles
O'Neill Bryant
Mullen
Bryant
Adkins
Hughes
Tex Tilson
Franklin and Marshall
Lancaster
Lexington
Blacksburg
Virginia
N. C. State
Davidson
Washington and Lees
Bobby Jones Seeks Re-Election To U S G A And Southern Style
Atlanta January 7 Roy Mundorff Georgia Tech basketball coach praises the southern style as cleaner faster and better for spectators, predicts its near universal adoption. He notes eastern referees allow body contact and rougher play while southern officials emphasize rule adherence. Mundorff unveils a shifting zone defense for Techs first conference game against South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Jacket
Tech
West
Middlewest
Mundorff
Pennsylvania
Yellow Jackets
South Carolina
Too Many Medals for Lena Doig Dancer of Scotland
Lena Doig the champion woman dancer of Scotland has more than a thousand medals. She cannot wear them all at public appearances as they exceed her display space and are carried by page boys who accompany her.
Jones Likely Re-elected To USGA Executive Committee
New York January 7 Bobby Jones seems set for formal re election to the executive committee of the United States Golf Association at its annual meeting in New York. Officials said his retirement from amateur golf and recent contracts do not affect eligibility and a pro golfer could be elected if enrolled in a club. Jones will not attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Jones
United States Golf Association
Herbert H. Ramsay
Jones
Friedman May Get Coaching Job Soon
Bennie Friedman, former Michigan football passer, may soon accept a coaching post at California or a eastern school. He has been approached by California and several eastern universities, but no offers have been finalized. He says he is weighing various possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bennie Friedman
University of Michigan
University of California
Bennie
California
Short Races of the World Highlight Diverse Peoples
The article notes among the shortest races are Australian Bushmen Laplanders and Burmese while among the tallest are Scots Scandinavians Iroquois and Polynesians of the South Sea Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davidson Quint
Skinny Pierce
Eddie Loos
Fred Morrison
MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Tar Heel Quintet
Welch Memorial
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Reformed
Episcopal
Main Methodist
Green St. Baptist
Wesley Memorial
First Reformed First Presbyterian
Rempen
First Presbyterian First Reform
S. Main Methodist
First Reformed Or Presbyterian
Green St
St. Main Methodist
First Ist Green St. Baptist
Welch Mem. Episcopal
Knox State
Monroe
Walpe Eter
Jgurney
Scarborousii
seer Thesnes_ Nile
Samuels Orne
Clapp
Fee
White Wells
Peenee
Seer Jarrett - Aren
Quakers
Shriners
Carolina Matmen
Blue Devil Wrestling
TEAN
U.S.G.A
Georgia Tech
South
Roy Mundorff
Friedman
Pele Mele
Paris
Wachovia
Carolinas
Member
Federal Reserve System
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Raleigh Salisbury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!