Grant Predicts Davis Cup Lineup and Seeks Upset
Coral Gables Fla Jan 8 Grant predicted the 1936 Davis Cup lineup and said he would try to upset the prophecy by winning a berth He ranked No 3 this year and aims to defeat Wilmer Allison and Donald Budge Grant expects Australia to challenge and notes the team will be chosen on merit in spring selections
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United States
Two Surprise Winners To Clash Today In Net Meet
In Coral Gables Florida on January 8 two unexpected winners from early rounds face off for a Miami Biltmore tennis quarterfinal spot. Weston Painter of Minneapolis beat Marcel Rainville to advance and will meet Canadian Jack Reitman who defeated Carroll Turner.
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G O P Presidential Possibility Enjoys Golf and Hunting Thrills
Col Frank Knox publisher of The Chicago Daily News and potential Republican candidate recalls college sports days at Michigan. He describes footballs flying wedge era and other athletic memories, now golfing several times weekly with reporters, hunting bears and turkeys in several states.
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Relief workers repay government funds in Illinois case
Twenty seven relief workers who received $2,491 while employed are now repaying the government. Administrator George M. Curry said the individuals accepted relief money during regular jobs and can avoid prosecution by making regular repayments based on their income.
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Black Bisons Lose Season Opener to Durham
High Point suffers a 28 to 28 loss to Durham in Durham in a season opener. Causey led High Point with nine points while Hartley brothers each scored six. Robinson led Durham with the top scoring effort. Friday the Bisons travel to Burlington High for the next game.
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Inside the big Athletics Red Sox deal a Boston epic
Eddie Collins revealed to Boston papers how the Athletics and Red Sox planned a major exchange dating to July 4. Mack sought cash to cover debts, offering stars in return, prompting Yawkey to inspect his bank. Cronin faced lineup puzzles with Werber, Graham, Amada, and Cooke competing for right field.
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Connie Mack may trade Higgins before the club southern trek
Connie Mack contemplates selling third baseman Pinkie Higgins to the Yankees. New York balks at paying 100000 and five players, while Detroit and Colonel Ruppert show interest. Mack previously rejected a Tigers offer, and Higgins could end up in Detroit to bolster a pennant bid.
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Bison grapplers debut under co captains and twins
The Bisons wrestling team coached by Harry Bolick Jr. debuts tomorrow at 8 pm in the high school gym against Greensboro High. Co captains Tom Pitts and Charlie Parks lead a roster including Evans twins Lloyd and Floyd and others in 105 to 145 pound classes.
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Amateur Basketball League Set for Four Evening Games
Four Amateur Basketball Association matchups planned at the Y M C A including top team Globe Parlor versus Adams Millis Pointers. Marsh faces DeMolay at 6 30, Tomlinson meets Harriss Covington at 7 15, Highland plays Amos at 8 00, with Pointers clashing Globe Parlor at 7 45. standings show Globe Parlor 4 0 1 000 and several teams at 750 or 250.
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Deacons Fall to Carolina and Prep for Colonials
Wake Forest lost to the University of North Carolina last night 26 to 19 as UNC earned ten free throws to Wake Forests three. Tonight Wake Forest hosts the Tar Heels in top form with other North Carolina games including Davidson versus Duke in Winston-Salem and Appalachian versus High Point at High Point.
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Davidson To Meet Duke Tonight In Winston Salem Gym
Davidson Wildcats prepare for a Big Five showdown with Duke Blue Devils in Winston-Salem after a Carolina loss. Captain Kunkle led Duke last year and will again, as Davidson drills new formations and awaits co captain Bill Quick's February return to lift the lineup.
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Watch Dust Reveals Occupation Says French Scientist
A French scientist asserts that microscopic analysis of dust from a watch can indicate the wearer’s line of work. He claims distinctive particles reflect specific trades, offering a novel method to deduce occupation from residue.
Wallburg Girls and Boys Sweep Hasty In Close Contests
Wallburg high school defeated Hasty high in two neck and neck games. The girls won 26 to 19 with I Bodenheimer and M Haworth leading, while Kennedy and Payne starred for Hasty. The boys won 24 to 20 as B Bodenheimer scored eight and Welborn had nine for Hasty.
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Czar Alexander I Prompted Early Inquiry on Nations
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal Czar Alexander I of Russia raising questions about disarmament and interstate relations among nations at an early period. The text hints at international diplomacy ideas discussed in his era.
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Eye Glasses Widely Used by U S Population
A historical note states that twenty percent of the United States population use eyeglasses. The statistic reflects general access to vision correction and social norms surrounding eyewear usage.
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Women players surge on golf courses in 1935 progress noted
George Jacobus notes a big rise in women golfers in 1935 with teaching efforts by pros and business improvements. He highlights Sam Parks Jr and Johnny Revolta as rising champions, announces a new PGA consulting architect service by A W Tillinghast, and anticipates a national junior championship within two years as golf expands in schools.
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Yale Coach Uses Diving Helmet For Swim Race Study
Yale coach Bob Kiphuth, head of the U S Olympic swimming committee, wore a diving helmet and weighted vest to the bottom of the Yale pool. He watched his swimmers from below to study balance and stroke, saying the method delivers a true image and he will continue it for the season.
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Wildcats Winter Sports Schedule
Wildcats outline January February varsity and freshman games across basketball wrestling and venues. Notable clash dates include Duke at Winston-Salem NC State here Belmont Abbey Winston-Salem Y Catawba Appalachian State Virginia Virginia Wake Forest NC State Erskine and Carolina, with home and away assignments listed.
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Soggy Course Seen Of All-America Field Trial Championships
In Brownsville Tennessee on January 8 a soggy Daneyville course greeted entrants in the All-America field trial all age championship with 11 braces scheduled. Speedy No rai’s Scoopie, a Baltimore entry and daughter of Mission Boy, outpaced rivals to win the derby championship, earning owner Jacob France the Marion duPont trophy as his kennels previously claimed the honor twice.
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State College to study NC State sports program this spring
Raleigh Jan 8 a study of the athletic situation at North Carolina State will be made by the Graduate Manager with changes to be proposed at the June Athletic Council meeting Col John W Harrelson head of the college and council chairman announced The council will select the Graduate Manager within three weeks for a spring study J L Von Glahn a 1908 State College graduate and former star tackle is the chosen candidate who will be invited to take the post Friday morning January 17 The committee includes Col Harrelson W H Sullivan and Dr R F Poole
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Panthers Open NC Conference Schedule at Home
High Point college aims for a strong start as the Purple Panthers host Appalachian Mountaineers at Harrison Gym tonight. The doubleheader begins at 6 45 with a preliminary game between the College B team and American Bakery five and the varsity contest likely around 8.00.
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Chicago Boy Reaches New Backstroke Records in Florida
Adolph Kiefer a Chicago high school junior returns to studies after setting eight national and two world backstroke marks at the Miami Biltmore meet in Coral Gables and adding three national records at the Orlando exhibition. Coached by Stanley Bauninger he holds most world backstroke records and prepares for Olympic trials as US team selection nears.
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Spartanburg Business Expands to General Contracting
A former resident of Mington is now operating a general contracting business in Spartanburg, South Carolina, marking a shift from prior work to full construction services.
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