High Point to Meet Lexington in Friday Night Double Header
High Point to host Lexington in a Friday 8 pm boys game with the Bisonettes meeting Old Town at 7 pm. Coach Marlette lists Ridge Gaddis Hendrix Culler Reid in the five and notes Pat Hall may miss action with an ankle injury. Wrestling opens in Salisbury tomorrow with a Blue and White lineup across weight classes led by Welch Parks Gilgow Barnhart Murrow Copeland Lea Summey Coble Garner.
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Bisons
Lexington
Old Town
Wade Marlette
Davidson County
Ridge
Gaddis
Hendrix
Culler and
Reid
Bisonettes
Walnut Cove
Agsresamn
Pat Hall
Cecil
Blackburn
Callahan
Thomas
Hoffman
Sowers
Salisbury
Welch
Parks
Wilgow
Barnhart
Murrow
Copeland
Lea
Summey
Coble
Garner
Major Leagues Move to Economy in Player Salaries
Major leagues plan salaries cuts for nonperformers while rewarding stars. Cardinals Sam Breadon signals cuts, Pirates raise for Waner and Paul Waner while others gain modest boosts. Senators Goslin Weaver Crowder, Yankees Babe Ruth faced cuts, and Athletics reduce overhead by selling Simmons Haas and Dykes to Chicago.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd Waner
Larry French
Paul Waner
Earl Grace
Tony Piet
Bill Swift
Floyd Vaughan
Washington
Monte Weaver
Senators
al Crowder
Goose Goslin
St. Louis Browns
Jacob Ruppert
Babe Ruth
Theew York Yankees
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Lou Warneke
Cubs
Dale Alexander
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Al Simmons Predicts Yankees to Repeat in 1933
Chicago dispatch reports Al Simmons predicts the New York Yankees will lead the American League by July in 1933. He expects Ruth to return with a productive supporting cast while dismissing rivals like the Red Sox Browns Tigers White Sox Indians and Washington.
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Chicago
al Simmons
White Sox
Yankees
Red Sox
Browns
Detroit
Indians
Connie Mack
Washington
Yanks
Ruth
Salvation Army Beats Leonard Younts 29 to 21 in Narrow Win
The Salvation Army basketball team defeated Leonard Younts 29 to 21. The Army led 19 to 8 at halftime with J Grissom and Steele scoring most for the winners and Moust top for the losers.
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Salvation Army
Leonard Younts
Army
J. Grisson
Steele
Moust
Mangrum Takes Early Lead In Caliente Open
Ray Mangrum, 22, holds a one stroke lead in the Caliente $7,500 open as 127 players start the second round in Agua Caliente. Mangrum shot 36 34 69 amid a stiff wind while Archie Hambrick, Horton Smith, and John Rogers chase with 70s. Al Espinosa finished even after a late miss and triple bogey.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Ray Mangrum
Texas
Mangrum
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Ohio
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
John Rogers
Denver
al Espinosa
Elon Christians To Play 15 Basketball Games This Season
Elon college Christians announce a 15 game schedule starting January 21 on their home court. The five city road swing includes Lynchburg Catawba Bridgewater George Washington St Johns and others with games in Annapolis Washington Salisbury Davidson Guilford Lenoir Rhyne and High Point.
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Elon College Christians
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Lynchburg
Catawba
Elon
Bridgewater
George Washington
Washington, D. C
St. John’s
Annapolis
A University
Washington, D
Jo ‘Point
Salisbury
Davidson
Davidson, Org
Guilford
Guilford College
Lenoir-Rhyne
Elon Col
High Point
London’s February Noted as Least Rainy Month
The article states that February, on average, is the driest month for London’s annual rainfall. It highlights the pattern of rainfall distribution across the year and emphasizes February’s relative dryness.
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London
1933 May Bring Boxing Back Out Of Doldrums Says Brown
Lansing January 12 Associated Press reports Brown predicts 1933 could revive boxing if promoters reduce high ticket prices. He cites falling attendance, argues for price_equal to major sports, urges engaging attractions, notes Dempsey Schmeling Baer fight as potential spark, and calls for champions to defend titles to sustain interest.
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Lansing
Mich
Yankee Stadium
New York Americana
Philadelphia Athletics
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Mr. Dempsey
John
Hitchcock Again Greatest Polo Player Named Ten Goals
New York January 12 The United States Polo Association handicap committee again rates Tommy Hitchcock at ten goals making him the world’s only ten goal player for the twelfth straight year. Cecil Smith follows close behind after standout summer play.
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New York
Tommy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
United States Polo Association
Lacey
Devereux Milburn
Cecil Smith
Long Island field earns player goal increase
A Long Island field earned him an increase from eight to nine goals, boosting his scoring tally and highlighting his growing impact for the team this season.
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Mer
Long Island
Woman! Why, Rob, She Was Your Wife!
Knoxville Tenn Robert May a former Kentucky miner asked a warrant for a woman who had stolen 270 dollars Wells found the woman was May's wife She said he gave the money to her when sober and warned her not to return it if he drank again
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Knoxville
Tenn
Robert May
Kentucky
Squire Wells
May
Auto purchases show cash majority at twenty five percent
A portion of autos purchased, twenty five percent, are bought with cash. The statistic highlights buyer payment preferences and signals broader market cash usage.
Bears Rout Pointer Quint In Raleigh Report
North Carolina five teams prepare for night action as Duke visits Maryland and Carolina eyes Davidson. The article details Lenoir-Rhyne beating High Point 40 to 35 on the road while Catawba and LR also defeated the Purple squad. Culler and Smith led the visitors scoring.
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North Carolina
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Blue Devils
College Park
University of Maryland
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Wake Forest
Carolina
Erskine College
Raleigh
Catawba College
South Carolinians
Catawba
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point
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Lenoirr-Rhyne
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Panthers
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Culler
C. Smith
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Hughes
London’s Borrowing Book Began Under Charles I
The first directory of London originated with a royal request from Charles I to assemble a list of citizens who could lend him money.
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London
Charles I
Tar Heels Return Three Boxers to Strengthen Team
Three boxers who left school to work for money return to UNC boxing roster under coach Crayton Rowe. Forbes Raymer Peyton Brown and Platt Landis rejoin five lettermen, boosting hopes for a strong 1933 season while prep for January 14 opener vs Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Brown weighs 170 pounds Landis 190 Raymer back from 135 pounds.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Forbes Raymer
Peyton Brown
Platt Landis
Crayton Rowe
Tar Heels
Coach Rowe
Martin Levinson
Nat Lumpkin
Brown
Landis
Tom Parsons
Raymer
Rowe
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Cliff Perry
Pete Ivey
Lee Berke
Frank McIntosh
Sam Gidding
Dugan Aycock resigns as Blair Park golf pro
Dugan Aycock, the Blair Park municipal golf course pro for two years, has resigned and returned to Charlotte. Bill Bailey of High Point parks announced the move. A successor hasn’t been chosen, with several applicants including two from Washington.
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Dugan Aycock
Blair Park
Charlotte
Bill Bailey
High Point
Aycock
Park
Washington
Y M C A Cagers Fall To Guilford Quintet
The High Point Y M C A basketball team lost 36 to 25 at Guilford College. Guilford led early, then rallied to a wide margin. Parker of Guilford scored 13 points. Douglas of High Point was top scorer for the visitors.
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High Point Y. M. C. A
Guilford College Quakers
Guilford
High Point
Parker
Douglas
High Point Y
Hijackers Loot Carrots in New Orleans Mix Up
Hijackers mistook Sam Sicelardi's vegetable truck for liquor and seized a truckload of carrots in New Orleans. No injuries reported as the error was discovered and the vehicle recovered.
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New Orleans
Sam Sicelardi
Kojene Gargle Promoted as Powerful Breath Cleaner
An advertisement touts Kojene gargle as a strong non poisonous antiseptic for throat irritation from smoke. It claims endorsement by dentists and clinicians, compares it to Carbolic Acid, and promotes savings with a 6 ounce bottle making two pints of wash, available at Mannory Stores and druggists.
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