Panthers Host All Star Quintet Tonight at Y M C A
High Point High School's teams posted two wins and one close loss in last night's inner city games. Tonight the Panthers face Gibsonville Athletic Club at the local YMCA with the Purple Kittens meeting the high school team as a preliminary. The event features former college players from Gibsonville and aims to showcase local talent at the indoor court.
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Boxing Night Results From New York and Pittsburgh
Fights in New York yielded Prine Schaaf stopping Stanley Voreda and Charley Mas sera outpointing Joe Harlow. Sam Portney defeated Jack Polisen, hil Johnson rival, and Phil Lightfoot beat Lightfoot in Canada. In Pittsburgh Battling Giz zy stopped Louis Di Santis while Jimmy Thomas outpointed Frank Jarr.
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Prine Schaaf
Boston
Stanley Voreda
Jersey City
Charley Massera
New York
Joe Harlow
Sam Portney
Brooklyn
Jack Polisen
Newark
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Hil Johnson
Bayonne
Phil Lightfoot
Canada
Pittsburgh
Gizzy
Donera
Louis di Santis
Cleveland
Jimmy Thomas
Ariomendo Beats Bell In San Francisco Bout
Mexican lightweight Ariomendo outpoints Archie Bell of Brooklyn in a ten round decision at a San Francisco venue, earning a win by points.
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San Francisco
Baby Ariomendo
Mexico
Archie Bell
Brooklyn
On the Safe Side in a Crowded Street Car
An elderly man offers Tommy a seat on a crowded street car while joking about pickpocketing. Tommy admits he cannot be picked with his penny in his mouth, recalling a Tit-Bits moment.
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Tommy
Open golf clash at Los Angeles kicks off with Sarazen and Dutra
The $25 000 Los Angeles Open begins with stars Gene Sarazen and Olin Dutra in the field of 128. Veterans MacDonald Smith Craig Wood and Fred Morrison are among contenders as Wilshire Country Club hosts the 72 hole event ending Monday with clear warm weather and expected low scores.
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Los Angeles
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
Craig Wood
Deal, N
California
Fred Morrison
Big Pasadena
Harry Cooper
George von Elim
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mex
Dick Metz
Deal
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Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Ohio
Wilshire Country Club
Highland Victory Over Younts In Close 27 25 Game
Highland edged Younts 27 to 25 after a tight game that required extra period. Dennis led Highland with 16 points while teammates Gurley Anderson and Craven contributed, as both teams traded baskets in a hard fought affair.
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Craven R Cive cd
Moss M. Anderson
Superstitious Sailor Resigns From Horn Round Voyage
William Alford former boatswain mate quits after one night aboard the Bob Vale an 18 foot sailboat bound for Philadelphia. He cites bad luck after he could not sleep fell overboard and broke a mirror claiming the voyage will not go around the Horn due to ill omen.
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Los Angeles
William Alford
Bob Vale
Alford
Vale
Philadelphia
Wife and Husband Bargain Over Shopping Money
A light exchange shows a wife asking for money for shopping and a husband offering a choice between an old five and a new one. She picks a new bill, and he notes he is four dollars ahead as the Pathfinder snippet ends.
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Hubby
Pathfinder
Short Story Sold to Jury in Five Hundred Pound Deal
Outside the courtroom Hanson notes a girl sold a five hundred pound love story to a jury. His companion asks about movie rights. Hanson confirms no film option was bought, the work was sold to the jury itself.
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Hanson
Sale of Land by Trustee in Greensboro Foreclosure
Foreclosure sale of a Guilford County land tract in the City of High Point to be held publicly at the Greensboro Court House Door on February 9 1933 at 2 00 PM in pursuance of a deed of trust dated May 27 1928 registered in Book 636 page 195. Auction cash terms. Trustee A J Idol. Attorney Died Peacock. AT 14-12-41-28
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Register of Deeds
Oakford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Guilford County
High Point
A. R. Hammer
Washington Street
Hammer
Steele Street
Steele
C. J. Ferree
Welch
Elizabeth T. Welch
A. J. Idol
Peacock
Big Five Basketball Campaign Opens Across North Carolina
The North Carolina Big Five basketball season kicks off with Duke, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Wake Forest and Davidson in action. Duke beats Furman 31 to 28 as Frank Pergee scores 12. Chapel Hill overwhelms Guilford 66 to unknown, while NC State faces Furman and Wake Forest meets Catawba.
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North Carolina
University of North Carolina
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Tar Heels
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Chapel Hill
Guilford
North Carolina State
Ralegh
Wake Forest
Catawba
Atlantic Christian College
Farman
Frank Pergee
Blue Devil
Schaaf Stops Poreda In Sixth Round At Madison Square Garden
Ernie Schaaf’s comeback step continues as he knocks out Stanley Poreda in the sixth round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden before 7,000 fans. Schaaf floors Poreda four times, weighing 209 1/2 pounds to 203 for his opponent.
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Stanley Poreda
K. O
New York
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Boston
Jersey City
Madison Square Garden
Schaaf
Poreda
Arthur Donovan
Stanley
Boston Star
Max Baer
Winston
Amateur Sports Enjoyed Greatest Year In 1932
Avery Brundage notes amateur sports reached its peak in 1932 aided by the Olympics and the Century of Progress Chicago fair plans. He predicts an equally strong 1933 with international events and renewed momentum. The piece asserts sport fosters democracy, fairness, and global goodwill across nations.
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Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
American Olympic Association
Chicago
Lake Placid
Los Angeles
Bell Saves Sleigh Party From Washout Rescue
In Salt Lake City a bobsleigh party faced a washout when a horse pulling the sleigh collapsed. Fire Company No. 7 arrived and, after the bell on the fire truck frightened the horse, team and riders were able to continue merrily on their way.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fire Department
Company No
Alumni coaching drives at North Carolina gain momentum
Atlanta dated report notes Marvin Rich of Charlotte leads a push to reinstal alumni coaches at the University of North Carolina. Possible candidates include Ray Farris Harry Schwartz Nemo Coleman and Casey Morris with Thomas emphasizing line and backfield needs and Millard Howell eyed as Cain’s successor.
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North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Warren Tilson
Marvin Rich
Charlotte
University of North Carolina
Rich
Ray Farris
Carolina
Harry Schwartz
Nemo Coleman
Casey Morris
Charles
Chuck” Collins
Notre Dame
Football advance men honored at Furman and more
Football's advance men are honored in some schools and yesterday Bob Griffin joined Furman in recognizing the phase of preparation and dedication.
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Bob Griffin
Furman
Purple Kittens Beat Allen Jay In Tight Battle
The Purple Kittens of High Point college defeated Allen Jay 26 to 21. Patch led the winners with eight points while Ingram topped Allen Jay with 10 points. The game included listed lineups and several substitutes.
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Purple Kittens
High Point College
Patch
Ingram
Expensive dog feed prompts liability ruling in El Paso
In El Paso D A McKay the mail carrier received 110 dollars for injuries after his dog bit him. The county court found B J Moore negligent failing to use ordinary care to protect persons against his dog.
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Tex
B. J. Moore
D. A. McKay
McKay
Moore
Otto Von Porat Plans Boxing Return to Fight Again
Norwegian heavyweight Otto Von Porat, after a one round knockout by Young Stribling in January 1930, will sail from Oslo January 17 and reach Chicago January 29 to resume fighting under manager Ed Stevenson.
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Otto von Porat
Oslo
Stribling
Ed Stevenson
Chewy Loot in Birmingham Car Theft
Alan The thief who broke into P. A. White Whitsitt’s car stole $100 worth of chewing gum from the vehicle parked in front of his house, triggering a police report.
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Birmingham
Alan
P. A. Whitesitt
Whitsitt
Keen Bridge Partner’s Hopeful Quip on Close Game
Humorist lines reveal a tense bridge duel where one player laments a two thousand point deficit while the partner claims improvement. The exchange ends with a light, teasing note about the closeness of the contest.
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