Dan Boone to Confer With Pointer Owners This Week
High Point Pointer plans for 1921 edition discussed during visit by Dan Boone and Cecil Stewart. Eleven veterans, 16 rookies, and several infield and pitching prospects expected to sign as spring training approaches at Willis Park.
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Dan Boone
High Point
Cecil Stewart
Pointers
Boonemen
Willis Park
Toots Brandon
Clodfelter
Luke Hendrix
Sheffield
Ala
Dan
Molly Cox
Thar
Frank Hopkins
Rockwell
N. C
Ungster
William A. “Primo”le
Brooklyn
Flick Eleazer
Hudspeth
Tubbs
Stout
Broncho Mayo
Hal Bhover
Guy Morton
Bear Paw Creson
Claude Norfolk
Page Dennis
Vi McGhee
Floyd Davidson
Cordova
Frank Veale
Pelham
Deisinroth
Philadelphia
Kenneth Davis
Celina
Edwin Hinshaw
Alamance County
E. E. Seneenbach
Tage
Point
Stewart
Dullas
Shreveport
Pointers May Meet Mack's Athletics In Spring Exhibition
Connie Mack's Athletics may play the Pointers in an exhibition at Willis Park this spring. Terms reportedly accepted, date to be settled. The Pointers may also face a second major league club, with Ike Boone of Brooklyn connected, as plans for three Asheville Tourists games on April 2, 3, and 4 near completion.
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Connie Mack
World Champon Athletics
Dan Boone
Willis Park
BE. E. Sensenbach
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ike
Asheville
Sensenbach
Boone
College Meets Catawba Here Thursday Night
College aims for a fifth straight Little Seven title as the Purple Panthers, led by Coach Julian Beall, host the Catawba Indians on Thursday at 8 o clock. Harry Johnson fuels the offense after a 25 22 win over Wofford. Panthers seek consistency against rivals in the six remaining Little Seven games.
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Little Seven
Duke Beats Wofford Narrowly In Early Season Contest
Duke Blue Devils overpower Wofford in Durham with a 13 point first half lead and steady defense. Shaw leads Duke with 13 points while Croson and Bullington pace scoring for both sides, as shooting struggles hampered both teams in the nonconference tilt.
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Durham
N. C
Duke Blue Devils
Wofford
Terriers
Duke
Shaw
Croson
Bullington
Widehouse
Park
Johnson
Ead
Walters
McKelvey
Eoncen
Oon
Eas
Horne
Fines Cesar
Carter
Eesare
Garber
Cresseny
Waller
Sapper
Robertshaw
Sosh
Knight
Durham Y. M. C. A
North Carolina wrestlers defeat Princeton in opener
The University of North Carolina beat Princeton 16 to 14 in New Jersey on January 10. Four NC wrestlers won by fall or decision across 118, 125, 135, 145, 155, 166, 175 and unlimited weights, with Princeton taking four bouts and edging the visitors in time advantages.
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Princeon
N. J
University of North Carolina
Princeton Grapplers
Tiger
Princeton
Colmore
Usher
Stallings
Ihrig
Billings
Cowper
Rutherford
Ferguson
Buddy Myer Signs With Washington For 1931 Season
Washington second baseman Charles "Buddy" Myer signed for the 1931 season becoming the fourth Senator to join Cronin Crowder and Dave outfielder in completing the club’s early roster. He requested pre season training in Hot Springs Arkansas and noted earlier nat Scan difficulties.
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Washington
Charles
Buddy” Myer
Senators
Joe Cronin
Alvin Crowder
Dave
Myer
Hot Springs
Ark
Y Midgets rout Hasty High in local court clash
The Y M C A 110 pound quintet crushed Hasty High 42 to 23 as Culler led with six field goals. Highland Mills edged Knox 16 to 12 in a tight defensive battle and Thomas Mills beat Stehli Silk Mills 20 to 10 with Tomlinson key in the lineup.
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Knox
High Point Paper Box
Thomas Mills
Hasty High School
Hasty
Y” Lads
Culler
J. Payne
Highland Mills
Gurley
Hinkle
Raper
Dennis
Highland
Knox Highland
RF Hinkle
Ae McDonald
Thomas
A Deaton
Ed Farlow
Ets
Jones Cort
Ipeubey So Comer
Stehli, Carter
Denton
Tomlinson
Stout
Army to Create New Alameda Airport Near City
An Army port is planned near Alameda California as part of a growing U S network. A deed for 1100 acres has been presented to President Hoover by Mayor Victor L Schaeffer for Army use. The facility is expected to be among the modern ports in use.
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Army
Alameda
Cal
Hoover
Victor L. Schaeffer
Some Flying! Air fleet simulates war with long flight
In a Royal Air Force sham battle the Red and Blue Colonies staged a simulated clash with 250 planes flying over 300000 miles. About 2980 men and officers participated in the imagined combat.
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London
Royal Air Force
Teachers Take First 1931 Tilt
Appalachian State Teachers open the 1931 basketball season by defeating Lenoir Rhyne 30 to 17 in Boone North Carolina. A strong second half rally overturned an 11 9 halftime lead as Fulkerson led the Teachers and Little starred for Lenoir Rhyne.
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Lenoir
Boone
N. C
Appalachian State Teachers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Bears
Fulkerson
Little
Ppalachian
L-Rhyne
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
North Carolina State
Kimbrough
Aikin
Hood
Laney
Geetee Wambeganss
P. Munkassy
Atkinson
Viseesons Wi Ee Aces
Morgan
Ene
Rose
G Clark
Gosse
Junior S. S. Loop Off To Good Start
Sunday school league opened with four teams. Welch Memorial beat First Baptist to with colors flying. Presbyterian First Reformed topped First Reformed Midgets 15 to 12, with Rankin and Barrier leading scorers and Lelon Cooper refereeing.
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Welch Memorial Boys
First Baptist
Lelon Cooper
Presbyterians
Presbyterian First Reformed
New European Line to Link Berlin and Shanghai
A long distance carrier between China and Germany is poised to begin in January with a capitalization around 836000 dollars. The Chinese government will hold about 2000 shares while Germany owns the rest. Four inaugural flights are planned four from Berlin and Shanghai.
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European Line
Berlin
Europe
Asia
China
Germany
Shanghai
Boxing at Columbia Presbyterian College Meet
A college boxing report notes a match at Columbia involving the United States team and Presbyterian College. The brief item highlights the bout and the schools competing, with emphasis on collegiate boxing action.
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Columbia
U. S
Presbyterian Qolleze
Day Wins Semi Final As Miami Golf Tilt Advances
In Miami Fra Day, a 45-year-old Chicago golfer, pulled a dramatic rally to beat Jim West one up in the semifinals of the Miami mid winter amateur tournament. Day will meet Lee Chase in a 36 hole final after earlier defeating Jack Ryerson 3 and 2.
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Chicago
Jim West
Miami
Fra
Atlanta
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Lee Chase
Buffalo
New York State
Day
Chase
West
Muddled fight talks hinge on Stribling Sharkey plan
Pa Stribling could sign for a June heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling in Detroit or Cleveland if he also agrees to face Jack Sharkey in September. Chicago and New York debates over sites and titles persist as promoters and officials weigh a two fight arrangement to settle Schmeling’s vacated crown.
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New York
Pa” Stribling
Young Bill
Max Schmeling
Detroit
Cleveland
Bill
Jack Sharkey
Chicago
Nate Lewis
Schmeling
New York City
New York Commission
Army vs Johns Hopkins in West Point action
College basketball scores from multiple venues across the East and South. Notables include Maryland routing Washington and Lee 86 at Lexington Virginia and Vanderbilt winning 50 at Nashville.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Johns Hopkins
Annapolis
Rutgere
Navy
High Point Quint to Face Durham Here in Big Tilt
High Point high school basketball travels home to face strong Durham high quint after a recent defeat to Salisbury. Durham, conference champion last season, is expected to provide fast action on the local court with the second team meeting Salisbury reserves at 7 15 p m as a lead in.
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Ball City
High Point High School
Salisbury
Durham High
Bull City
Durham
Florida Added To Gamecock 1931 Football Schedule
The University of South Carolina released its 1931 football schedule with Florida added. The Card lists Duke at Columbia on Sept 26, Georgia Tech in Atlanta Oct 3, LSU in Baton Rouge Oct 16, Clemson in Columbia Oct 22, Citadel in Orangeburg Oct 29, Furman in Columbia Nov 7, Florida in Tampa Nov 14, NC State in Raleigh Nov 21, and Auburn in Columbia Nov 26.
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Boone
N. C
Appalachian State Teachers
Lenoir-Rhyne College
New York
Pittsburgh
N. C. University
Evanston
Michigan
Northwestern
Ounce Tech
Thiel
State College
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Bethany
W. Va
Towa City
Minnesota
Iowa
Emmitsburg
Montt. Mary’s
Benjamin Franklin
Colgate
Fordham
Lafayette
Purdue
Ilinois
Syracuse
Lehigh
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Chicago
Indiana
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Ohio State
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Ala
Alabama
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Erskine
University of South Carolina
Duke
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Tampa
Raleigh
Auburn
Davidson Wildcats Football Card Reveals 1931 Schedule
Capt Norton G Pritchett announces Davidson College football card for 1931 featuring ten games with six Southern Conference opponents. Key changes include Washington and Lee replacing Wofford, and several road assignments undecided. Home games set at Richardson Field. October 3 and October 10 date placeholders.
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Davidson
N. C
Norton G. Pritchett
Davidson College
Wildcats
Washington and Lee Generals
Wofford College
Washington and Lee
Blow
V. M. IL
Duke
Erskine
Richardson Field
Elon
N. C. State
Greensboro
the Citadel
Charleston
College Wrestling Scores at West Point and Princeton
Washington and Lee defeated Army 34 to 0 at West Point New Jersey while North Carolina edged Princeton 16 to 14 at Princeton New Jersey.
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West Point
N. J
Washington and Lee
Army
Princeton
North Carolina
Forrester and Von Elm Tie In Los Angeles Open
Forrest er and Von Elm share the first round lead at the Los Angeles $109000 open in Wilshire Country Club Los Angeles with 68 two under par. Forrester and Von Elm both 34 34 par on the out and home. Manero Loos Clark tied for second at 69. Diegel third at 70. Seven tied for fourth include Wood Cox Turnesa Smith Sarazen Cooper Morrison.
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Wilshire Country Club
Los Angeles
Jack Forrester
Hackensack
N. J
George von Elim
von Elm
Forrester
Mer
Tony Manero
New York
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Clarence Clark
Tulsa
Okla
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Craig Wood
Bloomfield
W. H
Cox
Brooklyn
Joe Turnesa
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Harry Cooper
Fred Morrison
Glendale
Calif
Greensboro Club Buys Johnny Kane
Johnny Kane, former Houston infielder, has been bought from Little Rock club of the Southern Association. In 1931 he will manage the Greensboro Piedmont League team, according to Joe Mathis, Greensboro business manager, who spoke from Houston.
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Houston
Tex
Johnny Kane
Little Rocky Ark
Southern Association
Greensboro
N. C
Joe Mathis
King Pin Leads Piedmont Bowling League Amid Record Breaks
The King Pin team tops the Piedmont Bowling League with a 28 14 record while Forsyth Alleys and Greensboro Alleys trail. Unofficial reports claim Forsyth forged a 604 high team game and 1714 high team set last week, with Thompson upsetting high single game at 159 and high single set at 380. A Wednesday clash pits King Pin against Durham Alleys in a lively league battle.
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Forsyth Alleys
Winston-Salem
Nichols
Greensboro
Sensenbach
King Pin
Forsyth
Thompson
L. Pet
H. P
Winston
H.P
Health Centre
Durham
Mills Home Teams Lick High School Mills Home Teams Lick High School
In Thomasville on January 10 Mills Home teams defeated Thomasville high school in a doubleheader. The girls led throughout with Hicks scoring 23 points. The boys, although challenged, kept the lead finishing 19 to 16 with Warren as top scorer on nine points.
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Thomasville
Mills Home
Thomasville High School
Hicks
Warren
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