Purple Panthers Tackle Appalachian Quint Tonight
Boxing card features Gogiated Price New York Clet to Locate and Ili facing Jack Berg, Frankie Petrolle and Pete Guletta meeting in a welterweight bout while Clarence Burns stops Walter Kirkwood in a Baltimore bout transcript notes.
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Appalachian Quint
New York
Cleto Locate
Ili
Italy
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Baltimore
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
Pete Guletta
Clarence
Carnera and Baer Eye June Title Bout Despite Tie Ups
New York January 13. A single interview between Jack Dempsey and Col John Reed Kilpatrick shifts heavyweight prospects toward a Baer Carnera title clash in June. Kilpatrick head of Madison Square Garden indicated a feasible arrangement, despite Carnera tied to the Garden and Baer to Dempsey.
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Primo Carnera
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Carnera
Grant Upsets Shields as Finals Bid Looms in Miami
Bryan M. Bitsy Grant of Atlanta toppled United States number one Frank X. Shields 6-3 9-6 6-1 6-4 in the Miami-Biltmore semi finals to set up a final with George Lott Jr. of Chicago who beat Cliff Sutter 6-1 6-8 6-4 6-4.
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Forest Hills
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New York
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George Lott, Jr
Chicago
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Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
San Francisco opens third round of national match play
In San Francisco on January 13 16 golfers remain as the national match play open championship moves into the third round chasing a $4000 prize. Medalist Johnny Rogers of Denver leads the field while former champions Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Witty Cox of Brooklyn remain in contention. Wood faces Earl Fry of Alameda Calif and Cox meets Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh in the quarterfinals if they win.
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Deal
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Earl Fry
Alameda
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Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Eastern Dogs Sweep Pinehurst Honors
The Pinehurst field trial club closed its meet with Bumpkins' Radio Detector owned by G. F. Dugger of New York winning the open derby stake. Four Winds Arrow owned by Miss Mabel Dunbell of New Canaan Connecticut took second, and Woodside Icicle owned by W. W. Caswell of New York finished third, giving eastern dogs a sweep over the South.
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New York
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Mabel Dunbell
New Canaan
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Jamestown Water Lines, Inc.
The Trustee will sell at 10 AM on February 14 1934 at Greensboro Courthouse the Jamestown Water Lines interest in a six inch water line along Route 10 near Five Points and Penny dwelling, including related meters and water lines, due to default on the deed of trust dated August 26 1931.
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Panthers Host Mountaineers In Key North State Clash
The High Point Panthers host Appalachian College Mountaineers at Harrison Gym tonight at 8. Coach Virgil Yow fields a strong lineup led by Broadus Culler whose scoring prowess Appalachian plans to curb with a guard matchup to slow the standout.
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Eastern Carolina
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Bible Study Group To Be Instituted
Mrs. Thomas H. Willey will start a Bible study group Friday evening at Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street. The Genesis study aims to accommodate daytime workers and invites the public to attend.
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Stephens
Multiple Bible Versions in Use Across Christian World
The Christian world has not adopted a single Bible. about ten different versions are in use today.
Rembrandt and Hals End Lives in Debt and Relief
Rembrandt, the renowned Dutch painter, died bankrupt while Franz Hals, another celebrated artist, lingered in debt and final parish relief.
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Franz Hals
Anderson Arrives To Take Over Wolfpack Coaching
CHARLOTTE Jan 13 Former Notre Dame coach Hunk Anderson arrives at North Carolina State College under a three year contract. He outlines past salaries and his work with Knute Rockne, pledges to carry on after Rockne, notes coaching friction at Notre Dame and reflects on a troubled 1920s season.
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Hunk) Anderson
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David S&s. Clark
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Ths
Rock
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St. Louis
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Jack Chevingny
Athletes to Clash in Southern Conference Boxing Night
Duke faces Clemson in Durham as 1933 SC boxing champions meet. North Carolina hosts Virginia Tech boxing while UNC wrestles Virginia, and NC State meets. Clemson loses captain Melvin Blitch to a sprain. J H Dawson steps in. Landis out for Tar Heels after 30 0 loss. Wildcats fail to place.
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Black Bisons Run Over Mills Home Quint in 39 29 Victory
High Point's Black Bisons captured their second 1934 win beating Mills Home of Thomasville 39 to 29. Culler led with 13 points followed by Hendrix nine. Lanier topped Mills Home with 13. Sophomores edged Seniors 30 to 29 in the preliminary girls game. Burton 15 and Sprye 9 led the winners.
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Hannie
OreeRee
Scarborough
Paper Box Ties for First in Industrial League
High Point Paper Box defeated Stehli Silkmill 29 to 13 to tie Adams Millis for top spot in the Industrial league. E Farlowe 11 and Thomas 10 led the winners while Stehli fought hard. The final first-half game today at the YMCA will decide the lead and title.
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Stehli
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Mrates
C. Spencer
Giants Causeway Structures Exceed 20 Inch Diameter
The Giants Causeway in Ireland features interlocking basalt columns, each about 20 inches in diameter and formed from five and six sided shapes.
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Snavely Returns To Pennsylvania After Visit To University
UNC officials remain silent on football coaching prospects after Carl Snavely Bucknell coach visits Chapel Hill. A committee led by Dr Foy Roberson and Robert Fetzer interviewed candidates, with Collins contract not renewed last December. Collins coached eight years.
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University of North Carolina
Foy Roberson
Durham
Robert A. Fetzer
Athletic Council
Carl Snavely
Bucknell
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Charles C
Chuck) Collins
Collins
Tilden Triumphs Over Vines In Tight Indoor Match
William Tilden again defeated Ellsworth Vines in Philadelphia on January 13 in a best of five set match 6-4 8-10 9-7 6-3. Vines showed improvement and won a set while Tilden remained formidable at nearly 41. Bruce Barnes beat Vincent Richards 6-1 2-6 in the preliminaries before Tilden and Barnes beat Vines and Richards 6-1 6-4 in doubles.
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Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Big Bill
Vines
Tilden
New York
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Vincent Richards
Barnes
Richards
Oysters Planted in North Carolina Rehab Program
More than 142000 bushels of oysters have been planted in four weeks in the civil works oyster rehabilitation program in eastern North Carolina. Carteret county reports 102016 bushels planted by 140 workers while Care parish reports 30500 bushels by 63 workers.
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Ants Eat Stamps Delaying San Antonio Mail
Hundreds of letters in San Antonio Texas carried no stamps because ants feasted on the gum. Postal authorities traced the mystery to insects in the letter boxes.
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North Carolina Looks For Fourth Straight Win In D C Tonight
Charlotte January 13 North Carolina aims for a fourth consecutive Southern Conference victory as the White Phantoms face Washington and Lee in Lexington Va Duke prepares for Annapolis action after beating Army and losing at Maryland Appalachian State Normal meets High Point Catawba hosts Atlantic Christian Western Carolina at Jefferson City Tenn NC State and Wake Forest in South Carolina plus Appalachian State over Eastern Carolina Teachers in Greenville.
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Greenville
Pro Golfers Forecast Booming Purses for 1934 Tour
Sebring Florida January 13. A PGA official predicts 1934 will match 1929 for prize money with about 65000 expected across major tournaments. The plan includes Texas Arizona and Florida events and a move toward uniform principles of the game while preserving individual teaching styles.
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Strenth
Dredging Contract Awarded for Beaufort Harbor
The South Atlantic division awarded a dredging contract to C. Walker Hodges Dredging of New Bern North Carolina for Beaufort harbor Wilmington district at a cost of 13419 dollars.
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South Atlantic Division
Norfolk
C. Walker Hodges
Ruth to take Yankees salary near thirty five thousand dollars
Babe Ruth will earn about 35 000 dollars next summer with the New York Yankees, a drop from 80 000 in 1930 31 but still the highest pay in baseball. Col Ruppert and Ruth closed terms in a brief conference at Ruppert’s brewery with details to be finalized Monday. Ruth expects to play at least 100 games in 1934 and might move toward management after McCarthy’s 1934 contract ends.
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Associated Press
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Extension of Limitation in Textile Industry
With NRA approval the cotton industry extended its production restriction ordering thread spinning mills to cut hours by 75 percent from two 40 hour shifts to seven weeks starting January 15. Weaving branches also restricted to idle machinery by an order banning operation in mills not active in late 1933, preventing further production expansion under curtailed hours.
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Hatcherymen Meet January 22 in Raleigh
North Carolina hatcherymen and baby chick dealers will gather in Raleigh on January 22 to discuss the industry code recently signed by President Roosevelt.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Notable First-Year Yankees Salary Highlight
Signed in his first year with the Yankees for amounts equal to twice his 1919 earnings. The remark references his sixth season with the Boston Red Sox and contrasts early pay with later salary growth.
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Penal Institutions Taking Re of Civil Works C
Raleigh report lists county and state penal and correctional facilities planned for civil works. Caswell training near Kinston remodels basement and old frame buildings into usable space. farm colony for men drainage and swamp land clearing. Samarcand manor and Morrison school apply for dining room kitchen upgrades. unsafe structures replaced. lake and sewerage plant sought. Hyde and several counties request jail improvements through civil works funds.
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