High Point teams face heavy schedule this week
High Point College Panthers lead a busy week with four Little Six games starting tonight with Catawba in Salisbury and including Appalachian Teachers and Lenoir Rhyne on successive nights. Panthers, coached by Yow, feature Broadus Culler as a key scorer. Bisons to play Durham High, Lexington High, and a girls team debut, while M G A Seniors, Risonettes, and police basketball also on the docket.
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High Point
High Point College Panthers
High Point Bisons
Panthers
Catawba Indians
Salisbury
Appalachian Teachers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Lenoir- Rhyne
Yow
Indians
Broadus Culler
Tville High
Partens
Wade Mariette
Durham
Tobacco City
Bisons
Lexington High School
Old Town
Risonettes
Alat Cove
Kannapolis
Big Five Basketball Action Opens With Key Matches
The Big Five season accelerates with three major games this week. Duke hosts Davidson in Charlotte, Wake Forest visits North Carolina State in Raleigh, and UNC battles Duke at Chapel Hill on Thursday. Duke then travels for Maryland and Navy tests, while Wake Forest takes on North Carolina State and V P I visits Chapel Hill Friday.
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Duke
Davidson
Wake Forest
Wate
Raleigh
Deacons
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Wildcat Quint
Blue Devils
Maryland
Navy
Midshipmen
State
Catawba
Furman
One Cent A Day Pays Up To $100 A Month
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 monthly for 24 months due to disability. Eligible men women and children can obtain the policy with no medical exam, just a 10 day delivery and free inspection.
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Dierks Building
Kanas City
Mo. i
Dewey Kimrey Versus Les Kennedy In Charlotte Show
In Charlotte on January 8, Dewey Kimrey of Norwold meets Les Kennedy in a 16 round main event. Kennedy, once a Pacific coast heavyweight sensation, is the local favorite. preliminaries include Bob Allison versus Pirro Hippe if healthy, with possible substitutions for Allison.
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Charlotte
Dewey Kimrey
Norwold
Les Kennedy
Kennedy
Pacific Coast
Bob Allison
Pirro Hippe
Girady Cole
Allison
Coot Spartes
Gastona
Johnny Blackwelder
Salisbury
Rufus Miles
Spike Webb
al Massey
Goldshoro
Tiny Jeff Biller
Lenoir
Terry Roberts
MacAdenville
Joe Lipps
Malaria Claims Over Two Million Lives Worldwide Each Year
Malaria remains a leading global killer with more than two million deaths annually. Experts emphasize the disease's impact in tropical regions and urge expanded prevention, diagnosis, and treatment efforts to curb mortality.
Sunday School Loop Opens With Nine-Game Half Schedule
The Sunday School Basketball League starts Thursday night at High Point with three fast games. Each team plays nine games in the first half, staged on Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons at 7. The schedule lists Salvation Army, Green Street Baptist, Springfield Friends, Lutheran Methodist, and other teams facing off across January and February with times ranging from 1:30 to 10:00.
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Salvation Army
Green Street Baptist
Springfield Friends
Lutheran Methodist
South M
Methodist
Friends
First M. P
Trinity Methodist
Episcopal
First Reformed
Lutheren Methodist
Main Methodist
First
South Main Methodist
Ket Reformed
Army
Freday
Lutheran
Springfield Fiends
First M
Geen St. Baptist
Springfield Va
Lutheran Va
London Colonel Performs Self Amputation After Train Wreck
After a train wreck at Great Bridgeford Colonel Sande man Allen, a member of parliament, found a man hanging in the wreckage. With no doctor present he applied a tourniquet and nearly completed an amputation using a penknife before medical help arrived. The victim was expected to recover.
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Great Bridgeford
Sandeman Allen
Parliment
Col. Alen
Graft Experiment Yields Peaches on Plum Tree
James Smith, a local farmer, attempted a graft on a plum tree by inserting a peach branch. The tree now bears fruit only peaches, with no plums produced.
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Gloucester
James Smith
Smith
Ellsworth Vines Dominates 1932 United States Tennis Year
Edward B. Moss notes the 1932 tennis season featured wide geographic spread of champions with nearly fifty players earning national titles. Ellsworth Vines Jr. led with three championships including US men's singles and doubles and two wins over Henri Cochet, while Helen Wills Moody remained the top woman player. The piece highlights rising junior talent in the Midwest and Eastern Seaboard and growing tennis interest in the South and Southwest.
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New York
United States
California
Middle West
East
New England
South
H. Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Henri Cochet
Helen Wills Moody
Frankie Parker
Helen Fulton
Cham
Helen Grawn
Eastern Seaboard
Hait
Hometown Golfer Leads Parade In Open Tourney
Charlies Guest from Deal New Jersey built a 139 after two rounds at the Los Angeles $5,000 open led by one stroke. He shot 70 then 69 on Wilshire Country Club to lead ahead of Craig Wood Leo Diegel Willie Hunter and others. Runners include Mark Pry Fay Coleman Al Espinosa Paul Runyon and Clarence Hubby in a tight field.
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Los Angeles
Charlies Guest
Deal
N. J
Guest
Wilshire Country Club
Jeader
Craig Wood
California
Leo
Diegel
Agua Caliente
Clab Mexico
Willie Hunter
Hunter
Mark Pry
Oakland
Calif
Fay Coleman
Culver City
al Espinosa
Akron
Paul Runyon
White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Hubby
Waco
Tex
Cats and Dogs Risk Records This Week
Georgia hosts Florida in Athens for the season’s first SEC games while Kentucky meets Sewanee in BeBe Wan ee and Tennessee in Knoxville as conference play opens. Georgia beat Stetson 88 to 46 in season opener. Kentucky and Georgia lead SEC schedules with clean slates at stake this week.
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Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
Athens
Alliga
Stetson
Sewanee
Bewanee
Tennessee
Knoxville
500-Pound Doctor Moved to Fordham Hospital Surprises City
In New York City Dr. Nicholas Clemente a Milan native and Fordham Medical College lecturer grew to 600 pounds prompting police and eight emergency workers to transport him from his home to Fordham Hospital. His daughter called for an ambulance but none could lift him.
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New York
Nicholas Clemente
Clemente
Fordham Hospital
Milan
Italy
Fordham Medical College
Comedy of errors in Boston over mistaken cars
Mrs James Hibbard and George W Bentley tangled in a mix up in Boston when Bentley found a similar car at the curb. The police learned Mrs Hibbard had parked behind his car and they had switched vehicles by error, sparking a light incident.
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Boston
James Hibbard
George W. Bentley
Bentley
Unappreciative Cat in Columbus Bites Woman
Mrs. Jessie Frost fed her cat, which later acted strangely and bit her. She treated the bite at a hospital, then threw the cat out. The incident occurred in Columbus and involves a pet that behaved abnormally.
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Columbus
Jessie Frost
Language says a lot about wages and professions
The note compares vocabulary sizes among groups noting that average people use 8 000 to 16 000 words while doctors and lawyers reportedly know far more. It highlights a rough split in lexical knowledge across occupations.
Leading Scorer of S. C. Basketeers
Vincent of Maryland leads Southern Conference scoring with 16 points for Old Liners in a 40 to 20 win over Vir ginia Poly. He totaled seven field goals and two free throws, with rivals Half of Y. P. J. and Puscher each on 8 points.
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Richmond
Vincent
University of Maryland Flash
Virginia Poly
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Swimmer to Show Aqueous Tricks at Local Y.M.C.A.
A swimmer promises an exhibition Tuesday night at the YMCA pool. Geale Siphens, billed as the "human seal," will perform under water feats including half and full turns, backward swimming on the stomach, and other daring stunts. He demonstrated briefly Saturday at the local Y.
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Owlamatak
Geale Siphens
Y M Juniors Edge Kannapolis Y In Close Coxed Game
The High Point Y M C A Juniors edged Kannapolis Y Juniors 29 to 23 in a hard fought afternoon game. Royals scored 10 of his team's points for the winners while Lindsay led Kannapolis with 13 points in a nip and tuck clash.
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Kannapolis ‘Y Juniors
Royals
Lindsay
Kannapolis Pos
M.C. A
K. Harrison
Glebe Parlor Defeats High Point in Close Boxing Meet
The Globe reports Glebe Parlor beat High Point 25 to 21 in an Industrial League Saturday matinee. Grissman led Glebe with nine points while Thomas scored nine for High Point. Farlow and Lily added points for their teams.
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Globe Panoram
High Point Box Shop
Rissman
Thomas
Dors
Generals To Open Boxing Campaign
Lexington Virginia January 9 The Washington and Lee Generals host the Maryland team in the Southern Conference boxing opener. The Generals meet the Terrapins in a season debut and will face NC State in their second Meet here Thursday night.
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Lexington
University F Maryland
Washington and Lee Generals
Generals
North Carolina State
Tulane Forward Leads SEC Scorers Early New Year
Tulane forward Ernie Beck tops the Southeastern Conference scoring through the new year with 42 points, leading Alabama's forward as the league's highest scorer.
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Tulane
Atlanta
Ernie Beck
Alabama
Beck
Cleaning a Photograph with Warm Ammonia Water
The guide recommends wiping photographs lightly with a linen cloth dipped in warm ammonia water to clean them. It emphasizes gentle handling to avoid damage and preserve image quality.
Four Problems Must Be Solved If Nots Expect To Win American Flag
Washington January 9 Four big problems for the Washington Senators to win the American League pennant are named by Clark Griffith Refurnishing the ensering staff Joe Cronin and his fit as short stop and manager Cecil Travis development as third baseman training in Biloxi Mississippi and Cronin stepping into manager duties at age 26 with Joe Cronin named to lead the club in 1932 Luke Sewell acquired to catch in place of Roy Spencer Travis hit .362 in 152 games last season and Griffith aims to build batting punch for a return to glory
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Frankie Baxter
Griffith
Joe Cronin
Bucky Harris
Joe
Cronin
Satururday
Luke Sewell
Cleveland
Roy Spencer
Indians
Sewell
Spencer
Cecil Travis
Riverdale
Georgia
Travis
Chattanooga
Jeby Battaglia Friday Title Bout at Madison Square Garden
Ben Jeby of New York faces Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg in a 15 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday. The New York State Athletic Commission will recognize the winner as champion, though Marcel Thil of France is widely considered the titleholder for the division.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Ben Jeby
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Marcel Thil
France
N. B
Jeby
Battaglia
China
Thil
Canadian boxer makes edge with tournament record
Jeby tallies a decisive edge in the tournament by beating Paul Pitrone of Cleveland and Chic Devlin, the past middleweight in preliminaries. Battaglia meets Devlin twice, earning only a hard fought draw first time.
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Jeby
Paul Pitrone
Cleveland
Chic
Devlin
Battaglia
Indians in America Enjoy Incomes Over Five Hundred
Two percent of Indians in America report annual incomes above 500 dollars. The statistic highlights income disparities within Native communities and contrasts with broader national earning levels.
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America
Alaska's Mineral Wealth Since Purchase in 1867
Alaska, bought from Russia for seven million two hundred thousand dollars, has produced about six hundred thousand dollars worth of minerals since 1867. The reports outline steady mineral output and ongoing resource development in the territory.
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Alaska
United States
Russia
Puerto Cabello Harbor Noted as Venezuela's Best
Puerto Cabello is highlighted as possessing the best harbor in Venezuela, emphasizing its strategic importance and superior natural amenities for maritime activity.
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Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
First Oranges Grown in California in 1878
The record notes that California first cultivated oranges in 1878 marking the origin of a major agricultural industry in the state.
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California
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