Cardinals Look Like Winners Again in 1932
The 1932 baseball outlook sees the St Louis Cardinals favored to repeat. Giants and Cubs expected to improve with key additions. Houston, Brooklyn, Boston also reshuffle rosters as teams chase stronger starts.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Hack Wilson
Grimes
Dizzy” Dean
Tex” Carleton
Rey Starr
Wilson
Red Birds
Giants
Jim Mooney
Sam Gibson
McGraw
Leonard Koenecke
Indianapolis
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Burleigh
Hornsby
Stanley Hack
Harry Taylor
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Hartford
Dodgers
Babe Herman
Danzy Vance
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Art Shires
Fritz Knothe
Seattle
Oscar Eckhardt
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
George Gibson
Pirates
United States Golf Association Holds Annual Meeting in New York
In New York on January 9 the United States Golf Association discussed international affairs. A decision on whether the Walker Cup matches would be held this year was expected, and plans for sending a women's team to England during the spring to compete against a British squad were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Golf Association
England
Davidson College to Meet on Coach Assistant Election
Davidson College athletic council will meet this afternoon in N C to consider electing an assistant to Tex Tilson who became head coach after Monk Younger resigned. No selection will be made for several weeks, per meeting notice.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College Athletic Council
Tex Tilson
Monk Younger
Red Sox Schedule Spring Training Exhibitions
The Boston Red Sox announced exhibition games for spring training in Savannah Georgia and nearby cities. Matchups include Newark Newark Savannah March 28 29 March 31 Cincinnati Savannah April 2 Norfolk Norfolk April 3 4 Jersey City Jersey City April 6 7 Newark Newark and Braves in Boston April 9 10 for the city championship.
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RED Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Savannah
Newark
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Jersey City
Braves
Sale of lands by trustee at High Point auction
Trustee Vv. A J Idol will sell at public auction in front of High Point Municipal Building on January 19 1932 at 2 15 pm a Guilford County Lot No 62 within College Park J C Welch farm fronting Downing Street 5745 feet with 145 feet depth cash terms The sale follows a deed of trust dated November 2 1928 for 1600 executed by Maggie Saunders widow to secure High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association.
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Maggie Saunders
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point
North Carolina
High Point Township
College Park
J. C. Welch
Downing Street
A. J. Idol
Dalton
Abbe
Battalino Forfeits Featherweight Title in Weight Disqualification
Bat Battalino forfeited the featherweight title after weighing 135% pounds for a defense against Lew Feldman in Madison Square Garden. The New York State Athletic Commission declared the title forfeited and canceled the match. Battalino had struggled to make weight for some time, with reports of reduced 128 pounds on Thursday before a breakdown that led to forfeiture and a potential title bid by Tony Canzoneri.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Lew Feldman
Madison Square
Hartford
Tony Canzoneri
Nate Lewis
Chicago Stadium
Iattalino
Friendly Cafeteria Romps Past Highland MWA 35 to 16
Friendly Cafeteria led early and dominated Highland MWA on Highland court for a 35 to 16 victory. Bill Moorehead scored 16 points on eight field goals while Gillen added 8 and other teammates contributed as Highlanders, missing star Dennis, struggled to score.
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Highland M. W. A. Quint
Highland Court
Highlanders
Dennis
Caley
Bill Moorehead
Gillen
Smith
Varner
P. McDonald
Scorall
Robbins Takes Lead In Industrial Loop
The Robbins Knitting Mill basketball team boosted to the league lead with a 21 to 15 win over Stehli Silk Mill on the YMCA court. Robbins finished first half with four wins and one loss as battles for the top spot continue among High Point Paper Box and Highland Cotton Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins Knitting Mill
Y. M. C. A. Industrial
Stehli Silk Mill
Robbins
High Point College
Birds
High Point Paper Box
Highland Cotton Mills
Stehli Quint
Cooper
Johnson
Stehli
Pos
Pierce
Johnson Eer Eeeee
Boxing Results From Last Night Card
In Coral Gables Tommy Freeman of Little Rock stopped Billy Shell of Columbus. In Eau Claire Mike DunDee of Rock Island outpointed Joe Lynch of Fort Wayne. Detroit saw Ray Miller of Chicago outpoint Maxie Strub of Erie.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Tommy Freeman
Little Rock
Ark
Billy Shell
Columbus
Eau Claire
Wis
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Ill
Joe Lynch
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Detroit
Ray Miller
Chicago
Maxie Strub
Erie
Robbins Meet High Point College On Y Floor Tonight
Robbins Knitting Mill basketball faces High Point College on the Y floor at 8 o'clock in a hard fought city contest. Robbins is among the fastest teams in the area and aims to trouble Coach Julian Beall's squad. The Collegians open their season Monday in Charleston against the University of Charleston.
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Robbins Knitting Mill
High Point College
Collegians
Charleston
D. C
University of Charleston
Robbins
Julian Beall
Chewing tobacco on zoo menu surprises visitors
In Lanchester Pennsylvania a holiday zoo menu included chewing tobacco for a doe deer and its five month old faun. The bear ate pie and apples the coyote turkey bones the monkey oranges. Alligators did not eat during the holiday period and will not break their winter fast until May officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanchester
Soviet plant directors face hoarding charges in Rostov
Soviet industrial directors are accused of hoarding workers to curb supply shortages. The Rostov farming machinery plant, Selmanshstroi, is cited as showing four thousand workers could be eliminated without affecting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Rostov
Selmanshstroi
Economic Life
One Thousand Aircraft Care Capable at Wright Field
The statement notes Wright Field in Dayton Ohio can accommodate up to a thousand airplanes at once for maintenance and storage, highlighting capacity and organizational readiness.
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Wright Field
Dayton
Editorial Praises North Carolina Progress in National Note
An Iowa editorial lauds Governor Gardner and North Carolina for road development tax cuts, congressmen gains, state road and school system takeovers, and university unification. It credits NC farmers' prosperity to the live at home program and growth of manufacturing.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Saturday Evening Post
North Carolina
Old North
Evening Sentinel
Shenandoah
Iowa
C. N. Marvin
South
Union
Iawa
Premonition Saves Life of Five Year Old
In Rock Island Iowa a mother’s premonition led her to rush to a six foot pool where her five year old daughter Virginia Anderson had fallen in. She pulled the child from the water and saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Iui
Virginia Anderson
North Carolina Fish Hatcheries and Distribution Overview
North Carolina operates five major hatcheries plus one sub-hatchery and two cooperatives with the U S Bureau of Fisheries. Hatcheries rear trout, bass and sunfish with outputs fluctuating from weather and cannibalism. three hatcheries focus on trout, others on bass and sunfish. The state notes a need for more eastern and central hatcheries to expand bass rearing. Output for the biennium ending June 1930 totaled 17 538 121 fish, including rainbow and brook trout, black bass, bream, crappie and striped bass. The state owns 124 acres of hatchery land valued at 130 000 dollars, and maintains 210 nursery ponds for game fish.
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North Carolina
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Morrison Hatchery
Waynesville
Pete’ Murphy
Lake James
Weldon
Edenton
Eay Conservation
Piedmont
One
Middlewest
Nature Magazine
Carolina
Charlotte
J. S. Hargett
Highs Open Season with Big Wins Over Lexington Quint
High Point teams sweep Lexington in season opener on local floor. Boys win 156 to 30 as Broadus Culler scores 16 and Garland Ridge 10, while Rucker and H. Culler anchor defense. Girls race past Lexington 70 to 19 with Bisonettes dictating pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Quints
Lexington High School
Lexington
Broadus Culler
Garland Ridge
Rucker
H. Culler
Brooks
Cecileq
Bisonettes
High Point
Lezington B. Culler
A'S
Lofttin Ridge
Smith Simemore
Cecil
Culler
Leonard
Point
Smith Mask
Yerbe
Lexo
Ritchieington
Batley
Easter
Stafford
Defending Champ Out of Miami Mid Winter
Lee Chase of Buffalo New York upset the defending champion from Chicago in the Miami mid winter amateur golf tournament advancing to the semi finals. He won two up after a birdie and par on a key hole, avenging a 40 hole defeat from 1931.
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Miami
Fla
Lee Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Chase
Schmeling and Walker To Sign In Miami Fight
New York January 9 The signing of Max Schmeling and Mickey Walker for their 15 round Miami bout on February 25 faces delays as Schmeling and manager Joe Jacobs are under suspension in New York preventing direct deal with Madison Square Garden the promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Miami
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
New York Madison Square Garden
Guilford Dominates Local Y M C A Five In Easy Win
Guilford College ousted High Point Y M C A 38 to 17 on Guilford floor. Haworth led with 18 points, Virge Yow and Anderson starred for the locals, while Watson and Chisholm contributed for High Point in a lopsided period game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
High Point
Guilford
Haworth
Sterling
Quakers
Anderson
Watson
Virge Yow
Tee Pastine
T. Yow
Dempsey Plans Summer Title Bid Outside MSG
Jack Dempsey aims for one or two summer fights to reclaim the world heavyweight title. Manager Leonhard Sacks says MSG cannot control Dempsey promotions and that offers exist to guarantee him more than the Schmeling fight purse. Sacks notes Garden Corp pressed him to wait for a Garden bid before signing.
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Chicago
Jan
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Leonard Sacks
Dempsey
Sacks
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
New York
Johnny Risko
Tom Heeney
Max Schmeling
Johnston
Schmeling
Cleveland
William F. Carey
The
Garden Corporation
Garden
Early football scores from college clash roundup
Associated press results list several college matches with scores: William and Mary 19 NC State 23. Clemson 23 South Carolina 41. Wake Forest 16. Duke 23. Alabama 15. Tulane 10. Georgia 38. Chattanooga 26. Southwestern Louisiana 123 LSU 44. Arkansas 24 Texas 21. Tulsa 26 Grinnell Texas Tech 41. Wayland College 24. Southwest Oklahoma 22 West Texas Teachers 34.
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Associated Peece
William and Mary
North Carolina State
Clemson
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Duke
Alabama
Tulane
Georgia
Chattanooga
Southwestern Louisiana
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Texas
Tulsa University
Grinnell
Texas Tech
Wayland, Cole Lege
Southwest Oklahoma
West Texas Teachers
110 Yard Grid Runner Heads Football Officials
Bennie Lee Boynton of Dallas has been elected head of the Southwest Football Officials' association for 1932. Former Missouri star Harry Viner of Houston and L. R. Meyer of Fort Worth were named vice-presidents.
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Waco
Tex
Bennie Lee Boynton
Williams
Southwest Football Officials’ Association
Boynton
Dallas
Harry Viner
University of Missouri
L. R. Meyer
Texas Christian
Viner
Houston
Meyer
Fort Worth
Pershing Receives Lincoln Kiwanis Medal
General John J. Pershing, commander of American forces in France, is named the tenth Lincoln Kiwanis club medal recipient for distinguished service. The former Lincoln resident is honored for his roles as soldier, educator, diplomat, author, statesman and Nebraskan while visiting relatives during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Kiwanis Club
Lincoln
Neb
John J. Pershing
Bea
France
Lincoln Kiwanis Club
May Pershing
Baudette and Rainy River to gain international toll bridge
Baudette Minnesota will be linked with Rainy River Ontario by a new international toll bridge over Rainy River. The project aims to improve cross border traffic and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baudette, Minn
Rainy River
Ontario
Executor's Notice for Ella Kibler Estate in North Carolina
Having qualified as executor of Ella I. Kibler deceased in Guilford County North Carolina this notice invites all creditors to present claims by December 11 or within twelve months from first publication to 203 Howell Street High Point North Carolina The executor D Downey notes the date of December 1831 and requests immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis I. Kibler
Guilford County
North Carolina
Howell Street
High Point
N. C
Downey
Ella I. Eibler
Executors' Notice in North Carolina Probate
Executors of the last will and testament of Charles F Long of Hi Point NC publish a notice for estate creditors to present claims at The Commercial National Bank by December 3, 1931. Indebted persons must immediately settle sums owed. Decisive date December 1, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Long
Hi Point
County
North
Commercial National Bank
North Carolina
Charles F. Long
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Guilford County North Carolina
Notice of mortgage sale by W L Ward and Mary I Ward due to default on George Royals and Mattie Royals deed of trust dated September 5 1927 recorded Book 574 page 325 Guilford County. Sale at public auction January 30 1932 at 5 o clock PM for cash, describing Tract 1 and Tract Rennie located along Highland Avenue and Walter Edwards Avenue in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Royals
Mattie Royals
W. L.ward
Mary I. Ward
Guilford County
N. C
Gh Point Jreenanup
North Carolina
Highland Avenue
Walter
Walter Edwards
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