Anderson Arrives as NCS lead coach amid Raleigh reception
Heartley W. Anderson starts duties as North Carolina State football coach in Raleigh with 2,000 fans, promising tough competition for rivals. He will build the 1934 eleven from existing material and oversee six weeks of spring drills starting Monday with 50 players including eight varsity monograms, ten reserves, and 29 freshmen. Governor Ehringhaus pledges support as Anderson meets officials, players, and students.
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Hunk
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Robert McAdams
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State Matmen Blank Carolina in Colonial Meet
The State College wrestling team, Big Five champions last year, blanked Carolina 26 0 in a first meet. Eardhardt pinned Greer in the 155 lb match for State's only fall as seven other bouts went to State by decision. The freshman meet went to Carolina 20 16 with Efland Alman remaining in draws but losing in extra periods.
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Eardhardt
State
Greer
Efland
Alman
Cooper
Evins
Morrah
Hussey
Kerr
Mathewson
Advant
Nolen
Will York Win This Handball Trophy Race
Shelby York of High Point aims to claim the Dr W L Jackson trophy as the handball tournament opens with eight veterans. Notable absences are Senator Capus Waynick and Mal Cerney. first round matches include York versus Scott and Hartley versus Petty among others scheduled by Saturday.
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Capus Waynick
Mal Cerney
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Scott
Hartley
Petty
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Holt
Bailey
Hoover
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Temple
Smith
Patrick
Baird
Afters
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Morehead Res
Panthers Stage Big Battle Gives Fans Thrills 43 42
Appalachian Mountaineers edged High Point College Purple Panthers 43 to 42 at Harrison gym last night in a late rally. Broadus Culler led High Point with 22 points while Diamont had 11 and Brown and McConnell added 16 for Appalachian. Final seconds sealed a nerve wracking finish as the Mountaineers pulled ahead.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Harrison Gymnasium
Broadus Culler
High Point
Appalachian
Panther
Culler
Diamont
Brown
McConnell
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Acadens Caves
Boeche
Davia
Williams
Mills Home Splits Two Contests With Oxford Orphanage
Mills Home tops Oxford Orphanage boys 31 27 in a fast game led by Lanier and Miller as Kanier and Varick starred for Oxford. In the girls game Oxford rolled to a 16 point win as Mills Home struggled to score.
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Oxford
Thomasville
Mills Home
Oxford Orphanete
Kanier
Miller
Varick
Mills Home Boys
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Csveee Sosias
Lanier F
Erie
Gmith
Wateon F
Whitt F
Eevbas E
Twelfth Southern Conference of Building Owners Meets January 22–23
The twelfth annual southern conference of building owners and managers is scheduled in Atlanta on January 22 and 23, as announced today.
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Atlanta
Southern Conference of Building Owners and Managers
Thrilling Carolina comeback described by Brooks Rei ver
Brooks Rei ver recalls Carolina football thrills from 1920s legends to a 1981 Thanksgiving Day game. He cites Bobby Long, Monk McDonald, Red Johnson, Strad Nash, Phil Jackson, Carmichael and others, culminating in Carolina’s 18 6 win over Virginia with Johnny Branch starring before 20 000 fans.
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Frank
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Monk’ McDonald
Dack Merritt
Johnson
Virginia
Strad' Nash
Phil Jackson
Ga. Tech
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McDonald
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Dodderer
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Morris
Emerson Field
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Slusser
Thomas
Robbins and Stehli Win Industrial Tilts
Robbins beat Highland 38 to 16 with Johnson scoring 10 and Sowers 13 while Stehli led Allen Jay with 11. Adams-Millis and Paper Box led the first half race as two now face Robbins and Stehli in upcoming second half openers with the championship deciding game scheduled at the Y M C A.
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Sowers
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Giles
Allen Jay Club
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Highland
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Bowers
Hoover
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Normen
Teels
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South Carolina Wins Off Boxers Of State
South Carolina mitmen edged North Carolina State 4 to 2 in a fast meet in Washington with several knockdowns and only one knockout. Highlights included a draw between Wolf of South Carolina and Redding of NC State in light heavy, and technical knockouts by Stephens of NC State over Brown in the heavy division.
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D. C
South Carolina
Mitmen
N. C. State
Wolf
Redding
N. C
Stephens
Brown
Gamecock Mob
Fletcher
College Boxing Results at University Va Harvard 2 Virginia 6
In Newport News Virginia boxing results show Harvard defeated by Virginia two to six. The recap notes also a college basketball score at Newport News where Elon College posted 35 while Apprentice School scored 17. A stray zoological line about birds nests appears, unrelated to the sports items.
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Harvard
Virginia
Newport News
Elon College
Appentice School
Solar rotator solarium towers over French clinic
A revolving solarium atop a tower in France ensures each patient room gets equal sunlight and breezes.
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France
English Taught in All Japanese High Schools
English language instruction is compulsory in every Japanese high school, including rural districts, reflecting nationwide emphasis on language education and global communication skills. It notes universal adoption across urban and remote schools.
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Japan
Dempsey Views Baer Carnera Title Deal Nears
Jack Dempsey in talks with Madison Square Garden over a heavyweights title bout between Max Baer and Primo Carnera. Col. Kilpatrick said negotiations near completion after a two hour meeting and lunch, with a Monday huddle planned with Baer manager Ancil Hoffman. Carnera defends title in Miami on Feb. 22.
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Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
West
Col
John R. Kilpatrick
the Garden
Dempsey
Chicago
Kilpatrick
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Fia
Y W C A Sextet Opens 1934 Season at Mills Home
The Y W C A basketball team coached by Miss Virginia Carrier will start the 1934 season Monday with a road game against Mills Home in Thomasville. The squad features returnees Dorothy Fritz, Dorothy Forward, Helen Marshall, and Juanita Reid, plus Elva Small and Clydie Young. New players include Helen Cecil, Adelaide Callihan, Faye Harmon, Carey Atkins, Janet Mitchell, Clyde Reddick’s wife, and Edna Snyder.
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High Point
Elva Small
Clydie Young
Helen Cecil
Adelaide Callihan
Faye Harmon
Carey Atkins
Janet Mitchell
Clyde Reddick
Edna Snyder
Winston
Lott Defeats Grant In Miami Biltmore Tennis Final
Chicagoan George M. Lott Jr. edged Atlanta’s Bryan M Grant Jr 9-7 6-4 11-9 to win the Miami Biltmore singles championship. Grant fought through long rallies and tight deuce battles but fell short in a marathon final.
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Atlanta
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Miami Biltmore
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Lott
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Deuce
College Basketball Scores From Around The South
Lexington North Carolina match saw Lexington-North Carolina 82 over Washington and Lee 24. Roanoke Maryland 29 over V P I 24. Georgia Tech defeated Georgia 33 to 25 in Athens. Alabama crushed L S U 209 to 87 in University. Kentucky beat Tennessee 23 to 14 in Knoxville. Duke edged Clemson 41 to 34 in Durham. Boxing results list several minor bouts across North Carolina and Florida events.
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Joe Pette
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Denver pro Johnny Rogers leads San Francisco match play
Johnny Rogers of Denver maintained pace setting golf to top quarter finals at the San Francisco national match play open. He defeated Verne Torfin 4 and 2 in the morning and beat Roland MacKenzie 6 and 3 in the afternoon, as Wood was eliminated by Wilfy Cox. The field heads to 36-hole semi finals with Rogers, Creavy, Cox, and Thomson advancing.
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Johnny Rogers
Denver
Craig Wood
Deal
M. J Rogers
Verne Torfin
Bremerton
Wash
Roland MacKenzie
Colorado Springs
Rogers
Lake Merced
Wood
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cox
Tom Creavy
Albany
California
Santa Rosa
Jimmy Thomson
Will
Creavy
Thomson
Red Sox Begin Farm System With Brewers and Prospects
Boston sends Urbane Pickering and Curtis Fullerton outright to Kansas City and assigns three promising players Mel Almada Justin McLaughlin and Geo Stumpf to Roger Peckinpaugh's development setup. Eddie Collins says it is working agreements with minor teams to develop talent without a full chain farm.
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Boston Red Sox
Urbane Pickering
Curtis Fullerton
Kansas City Club
American Association
Roger Peckinpaugh
Mel Almada
Seattle
Sox
Kansas City
Justin McLaughlin
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McLaughlin
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Collins
Duke Beats Middls Navy In Low-Scoring College Game
Duke University basketball posted an early lead and held off a late Navy push to win 29 to 23 before 3,500 fans in Annapolis Maryland. Duke jumped to an 11 point margin by halftime and maintained the edge as Navy closed the gap but could not overtake the Blue Devils.
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Blue Devils
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