Davidson Nets 22 20 Victory Over Tar Heels In Close Game
Davidson Wildcat cagers edged North Carolina 22 to 20 at Central High School gym. Pritchett and Goodson triggered late attack while Harper led the Tar Heels with eight points and strong defense.
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Charlotte
Davidson Wildcat
North Carolina Tar Heels
Central High School
Flying Phantoms
Marpet
Davidson
Wildcats
Carolina
Goodson
Pritchett
Pony Harper
Tar Heels
Davidson Pos
Moore
Johnston
Shepherd
Procter
Carolina Pos
Cleland
Idwards
Neiman
Hutchinson
Harper
Cameron
Brown
Aee
Alexander
Totals
Rain Delays Pacific Coast Golf Opens In California
Heavy rains postpone the Los Angeles $10,000 open and the Agua Caliente $25,000 event. The Los Angeles tournament will resume Sunday with the final 36 holes Monday for the low finishers. Riviera course remains waterlogged with more rain forecast.
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Los Angeles
Riviera
Johnny Rogers
Denver
Little Theater Conference Helps Directors Improve Work
Thirty directors from high school college and community drama clubs attended the annual Carolina Playmakers conference at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill under the university extension division. The daylong sessions diagnosed North Carolina amateur theater issues and left participants better equipped to train others in theater practice.
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Chapel Hill
Little Theater
North Carolina
The
Carolina Playmakers
Bureau of Community Drama
University Extension Division
Crime Tutor Details Youths In Clubbing Death Case
Two youths aged 15 and 17 from Youngstown Co reveal they were trained in slugging and played professional roles in the clubbing death of Joe Chizmar. Police report the suspects described a planned assault and identify their training sources and intent.
New Yankee rookies set to boost club with home run power
Robert Shawkey plans big building contracts in New York around two new Yankee rookies. Dusty Cooke from North Carolina joins as a left field bat with a .558 in 1929, and William Chapman from Nashville brings 31 home runs and 137 RBIs. They aim to fill Meusel’s left field vacancy and support star plans.
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Robert Shawkey
New York
Allen D. Cooke
Swepsonville
N. C
Cooke
Dusty
Shawkey
Yankees
American Association
St. Paul
Yankee
Bob Meusel
Dusty Cooke
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Robberies Linked to Tutor’s “Crime School” Scheme
Reports describe a series of robberies carried out under the direction of a tutor and participants who stored the stolen goods at his residence known as the Crime School. Authorities investigate the network and identify suspects connected to the operation.
Tasty hash flavor from soaking meat in gravy before chopping
A historical cooking tip notes that soaking chopped meat in gravy or sauce before chopping enhances hash flavor. The method contrasts with heating hash immediately, implying improved tenderness and taste when pre-soaking.
Rabbit Leaps Nine Feet On Level Ground
The common grey rabbit can jump about nine feet clear on level ground. This natural feat highlights the animal’s surprising range and athletic ability in typical countryside settings.
Polished Silver Quick Fix for Egg-Silver Discoloration
A tip suggests rinsing silver used on eggs by dropping it in a pan of salt water immediately after removal from the table to reduce discoloration. The method relies on salt water reacting with minerals to minimize tarnish and staining.
Clemson Edges Georgia Tech With Last-Second Shot
Clarence "Doodles" Thomas hit a mid court basket with sixteen seconds left to lift Clemson past Georgia Tech 25 to 24 in Atlanta. Thomas led Clemson with minimal support from Clark and Woodruff guards.
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Atlanta
Clarence “Doodles
Thomas
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Clark
Woodruff
UNC Invited to Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden
The University of North Carolina track team earned an invitation to the 23rd Millrose Games in New York for its mile relay and possibly additional events. Captain Dave Nims Dick Garrett Ken Gay and others from the last freshman relay team are viewed as leading Tar Heel contenders for the select event.
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Enterprise Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Madison Square Garden
New York
John G. Anderson
University of R. A
Fetzer
Dave Nims
Dick Garrett
Ken Gay
Minor Barkley
Charlie Farmer
Rip
North Carolina
Salen Elliott
Tar Heels
Invita
Hahn
New York Athletic Club
University
Elliott
Pritchett
Barkley
Fisher
Penn
Superstitions of Famed Boxers From Sullivan to Ketchel
The article catalogs boxing folklore and rituals: Joe Walcott guarding a lucky cap in Boston and New York, Tom Sharkey and Peter Maher avoiding Sunday training, Kid Williams wearing a skull cap for luck, and fighters’ superstitions about corners trunks and spectators. It also recounts John L. Sullivan and Colonel Brady’s infamous ring-entry gambit at New Orleans.
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Joe Walcott
Boston
New York
Joe
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Kid Williams
John L. Sullivan
William A. Brady
James J. Corbett
New Orleans
Brady
Corbett
John L
Sullivan
John
Stehli Drops Two Games in Industrial League Doubleheader
Stehli silk mill basketball team loses both games in yesterday's Industrial league. Harriss-Covington defeats Stehli 30 to 14 while Highland beats Stehli 40 to 20. Harriss-Covington later slips to Thomas Mills 41 to 12.
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Stehli Silk Mill
Harriss-Covington
Highland
Stehli
Thomas Mills
High Point Paper Box Company
Tomlinson
Knox
Millis Or
Alexander Sees Lynchings As Lost Crime By 1940
ATLANTA Ga Jan 11 Lynching will be a lost crime by 1940 says Will W Alexander director of the Commission on Inter-Racial Cooperation citing 83 lynched in 1929 and about 10 in 1939 with a total of 4 377 since 1885 He credits radio and good roads along with press and women’s groups for reducing mob violence noting North Carolina has had no lynching in five years.
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Edward J. Neill
Associated Press Sports
New York
Fiat Miami
Southland
Frank Bruen
Gener
Madison Square Gaden
Florida
Jack Sharkey
Bost
Phh Scott
Bruen
Janary
Hialeah Track
Miami
Gard
Smi
Paulino Azcudal
Otto V Porat
Madison Garden
Pauli
Cuba
Paulino
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Sharkey
Sailorman
Shark
Maloney
Victor Campolo
Campolo
Tommy ‘Loughr
Tuffy Griffit
Sioux City
Primero Carnera
Italy
Bill Carey
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Scott
England
Shawkey
Bubbles Hargrave
Hargrave
Reds
St. Paul
Bill Dickey
Benny Bengough
Atlanta
Radio
Good Roads
Preys
W. Alexander
Commission On Inter-Racial Co-operation
Alexander
Commission
South
North Carolina
Mapping Ocean Floors Washington Navy to Survey Oceans
Every vessel in the U S Navy will be equipped with a sonic sounder and will participate in a vast effort to survey and map the floors of the world five oceans. The project aims to aid navigation and chart the underwater topography.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Saville Produces Air Maps for New Hanover Beaches
CHAPEL HILL January 11 Thorndike Saville professor of sanitary and hydraulic engineering at the university made what is believed to be the first series of air maps for a state government branch. He photographed the beach from Wilmington south to the Cape Fear river for the water resources division of the department of conservation and development. Saville flew from Raleigh with an aerial photographer from Curtiss Flying Service and took the pictures in the afternoon before returning to Raleigh.
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Chapel Hill
Thorndike Saville
Wilmington
Cap Fear River
Water Resources Division
Department of Conservation and Development
Saville
Raleigh
Curtiss Flying Service
Scattered College Basketball Scores Across Cities
A mosaic of early season college games reported from venues including West Point Knoxville Lexington Columbus and New Orleans. Notable scores feature Princeton over Duke 29 to 3 and Cincinnati over Denison 33 to 27 with varied results for Army Navy Georgetown Pittsburgh and many others.
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Duke
Navy
West Point
Army
Colbia
Atlanta
Teimson
Knoxville
Tennessee
Tech
Maryville
Princeton
Cornel
Penn State
Carnegie T
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