Cavaliers to Open Ring Season With Duke Saturday Night
Virginia boxers, Southern champions, start the season at home against Duke this Saturday night. Duke beat the Cavaliers last year and many veterans from 1932 are back under coach John Larowe. The schedule then includes V M I, V P I, North Carolina, Florida, and Navy with a conference tournament to follow.
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Ship Heights
Miltmen
John Larowe
Duke
Cavaliers
Lexington
V. P. Ft
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Florida
Navy
Annapolis
Goldsboro Woman Uses Pistol For Duck Hunting
Goldsboro on January 10 reports Mrs. Talbot Patrick wife of The Goldsboro News Argus editor defies shotgun norm choosing a pistol for duck hunting. She steadies the firearm from a boat and aims as ducks rise. Mr. Patrick coaches from the blind rail and ducks fall on the water.
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Goldsboro
Talbot Patrick
Unlucky Slip Near Tracks Destroys Car
Michael L. Hirsh and six companions waited as a passing engine struck and smashed their car after it slid into the mud beside the railroad tracks. Hirsh stood helpless while the vehicle was wrecked.
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Cincinnati
Michael L. Hirsh
Hirsh
Hireh
Weight Gain Controversy Highlights Daily Averages
A discussion notes that a gain of a pound per day is considered excessive for most adults and diverges from normal weight change patterns. The remark points to the need for balanced daily intake and medical advice when rapid weight changes occur.
Hill Elected Piedmont League President At Greensboro Meet
Dan W. Hill Asheville postmaster was elected president of the Piedmont league in Greensboro. Directors moved to elect a successor to Judge Bramham and to ready the 1933 season while Winston-Salem faced receivership and possible franchise moves involving Charlotte Norfolk and Richmond.
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Greensboro
N. C
Dan W. Hill
Asheville
Piedmont League
W. G. Bramham
Durham
Winston- Salem
Luke Stuart
O. O. Efird
Dan Hill
Tourists
Louisville Club
American Association
Bramham
National Association of Minor League Baseball Clubs
Charlotte
W. M. Moore
Henry Hayman
Felix Hayman
Hornets
Jack Whitten
Durham Bulls
Oliver French
Greensboro Patriots
A N. Bryant
Wilmington
John Smithdeal
Winston-Salem Twins
BE. E. Sensenbach
David Yow
High Point
Sensenbach
The
Pointers
Yow
High Points
Sarazen urges bigger golf cups for more thrills
The champion golfer Gene Sarazen argues for eight inch cups to raise excitement. He says current cups cause tame play and that larger holes would reward precision, shortening near misses into more consecutive subpar rounds. He cites a planned 72 hole Florida tournament as likely to showcase the change.
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Gene Sarazen
Los Angeles
United States
Great Britain
Florida
Buffalo Bill Receives Nebraska Colonel Rank
William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is granted a colonel rank by the Nebraska governor, marking a gubernatorial honor for the famed frontiersman.
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William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Nebraska
Flynn Knocks Out Jones in New Orleans
Eddie Flynn of Philadelphia defeated Tommy Jones of Atlanta by knockout in New Orleans last night, finishing in the fourth round. Flynn improved his record as Jones suffered a decisive defeat in the bout.
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New Orleans
Eddie Flynn
Philadelphia
Tommy Jones
Atlanta
First Cotton Export From United States Shipped
The earliest recorded bale of cotton exported to Europe left Charleston, D C in 1784 marking a milestone in U S trade.
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United States
Europe
Charleston
D. C
Wake Forest-Led Big Five Clash Looms Tonight
Wake Forest meets Duke in Durham as Big Five play opens with Duke aiming to extend a 68 to 14 win over an earlier foe. Broad coverage details the Catawba attack and highlights High Point and Appalachian clashes, with Broadus Culler and other scorers noted in a season game recap.
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Charlotte
Wake Forest
Duke
Durham
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Tar Heels
5. C
High Point
Appalachian
Boone
Lenoir Rhyne
Pointers
Catawba
Broadus Culler
Pullerton
Frock
Earnhart
Witermath
FF Paust
Robinson
Phillips
Stes
Ceamem
Smith
Bryant
Bowling Standings at Lucky Strike Alleys Special Greensboro Clash
The Greensboro team defeated High Point 1692 to 1644 at Lucky Strike Alleys. High Point top scorer Stout reached 843 and 1538. Greensboro tribbles led with 351 and 123. Greensboro ladies beat High Point 1319 to 1274 led by Hill and Hart with 93 each. Industrial league action planned Tuesday at the same venue.
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Greensboro
High Point
Stout
Hill
Hart
Industrial League
Payne Reece
Putman
Story of
Smith
Tubble
High Point Peace
Swain
Self
Twin City Horse Eligible For Hambletonian
Goshen N Y January 10 Forty three year old trotters are eligible for the Hambletonian as owners post 250 starting fees on January 1. Final post time fees will be 500 the day before the race. Will Gahagan says the date and site will be announced late this month. Hanover Farms has five entrants led by Mary Reynolds owned by W N Reynolds of Winston Salem with 2 05 4.
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Goshen
Will Gahagan
Hanover Farms
Hanover
W. N. Reynold
Mary Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Common garden mole with nearly hidden small eyes
The common garden mole has eyes that are very small and nearly sunken beneath the skin. This description highlights its limited vision while noting facial adaptations.
Notice of Sale of Assets by Receivers at January Sale
The receivers of the H G Aderton Motor Company offer all assets for sale on or about the 2nd day of January. Interested parties should contact the receivers on or before the 1st day of January.
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H. G. Aderton Motor Company
Moter Company
Buck Attacks Hunter in Playful Marfa Encounter
In Marfa Texas H H Thomas and M P Brown camped after a slow deer day. A buck mocked their hunt and approached, turning on Thomas who fled. The animal playfully hooked his leg with an antler before skirting away.
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EL Paso
Tex
H. H. Thomas
M. P. Brown
Marfa
Thomas
Brown
Kentucky Wildcats Eye Southeast Title After Jinx
Kentucky's 1940s era Wildcats, led by coach Adolph Rupp, seek a first Southern Conference crown in the new Southeastern group. Captains Aggie Sale and George Yates pace a strong lineup as they prepare to face South Carolina at Lexington and then Dixie foes, with only one non Dixie game remaining this season.
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Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
Atlanta
Kentucky
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Kansas
Southeastern Loop
Tulane
Chicago
Ohio State
Creighton University
Aggie Sale
George Yates
Ellis Johnson
Darrell Darby
Dave Lawrence
Mason-Dixon Line
South Carolina
Dixie
University of Chicago
Wood wins Los Angeles Open by four strokes
Craig Wood, the Hollywood Country Club pro from Deal New Jersey, captured his third win in a month with a 281 total at Wilshire. He finished four ahead of Leo Diegel and Willie Hunter, earning $1 525.59 and extending his earnings to $3 232 39. Gene Sarazen withdrew after 54 holes due to fever while Olin Dutra finished 294. The field included 52 players as the circuit moved toward Agua Caliente.
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Los Angeles
Craig Wood
California
Hollywood Country Club
Deal
N. J
Wilshire Country Club
San Francisco
Wood
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mex
Larrupin
Leo
Willie Hunter
Gene Sarazen
New York
United States
Great Britain
Santa Monica
Olin Dutra
Old Mexico
Alarm 18 washout in Cincinnati burglar scare
Fire squad arrived at the motor coach division of the Cincinnati Street Railway Co. on December 23 after a burglar alarm was triggered. Only person found was a frightened janitor, whose mop had accidentally set off the alarm while he was mopping the floor.
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Cincinnati, CO
Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Iron statues to shame war lords, suggests Ho Tsihsiang
In Shanghai on December 23, the Anti Civil War League leader Ho Tsihsiang proposes erecting iron statues of every war lord who starts civil war to publicly shame corrupt officials, reversing ancient practice.
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Shanghai
Ho Tsihsiang
Earth completes 583,600,000 mile yearly orbit
The Earth travels about 583.6 million miles in its annual orbit around the Sun. This astronomical journey reflects the planet’s yearly path and distance covered in space.
Fights Roundup From Charlotte and Holyoke Matches
In Charlotte Dew ey Kimrey and Les Kennedy fought to a draw as Rambling Rufus Miles won by decision over Spike Webb. Firpo Mee defeated Coots Pace, and Al Massey won by decision over Tiny Eller. In Holyoke Lou Brouillard outpointed Horatio Velha. In Charleston Rob Godwin outpointed Eric Lawson.
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Charlotte
N. Y
Dewey Kimrey
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
Cal
Drew
Rambling
Rufus Miles
Spike Webb
Taemietes
Terry Roberts
McAdenville
Firpo Mee
Coots Pace
Gastonia
al Massey
Tiny Deff Eller
Lenoir
Holyoke
Mass
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Horatio Velha
Hortford
Conn
Charleston, &. Co
Rob Godwin
Daytona Beach
Fila
Eric Lawson
Brooklyn
Sore Gums Ad Promises Powerful Mouth Health
An antique ad touts the St 700 Kojene antiseptic as a stronger yet gentle gum treatment. It claims quick gum firmness and health, with germ inhibition, sold for 60c at Mann Drug Stores and other drugstores.
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Mann Drug
Ady
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Doctors recommend Calotabs as a nausealess calomel remedy to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, then complete purification by morning. safe to eat any breakfast. Sold in 10c and 35c packages at drug stores.
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Walter Huston
Lupe Velez
Conrad Nagel
Alan Dinehmart
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Doris Kenyon
Singapore
Hollywood
Warren William
Lili Damita
Kathleen Norris
Sally Bilers
Ralph Bellamy
Helen Hayes
Ramon Novarro
Phillip Barry
Ann. Harding Braecoe
Myrna Loy
Todd-Pitts
Fitzpatrick Traveltala
Paramount
High Point 10
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Stuart
Efird
K. M. Landis
Twins
New York Glan
Boston
New York York
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Dempsey
Africa
Panthers
Twin City
Steinkerque
Hope Jinx
New Jersey
Paul Zimmerman
Mamie
St. Louis
Bessie Love
Conway Tearle
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