Beeson Beats Printers In Tight Beeson League Showdown
Beeson edge Printers by a single point in a hard fought first half roughhouse clutch game. Farlow and Watson led Beeson with 6 points each while Welborn and Bryant added key scores for the Printers. Leonard and Younts paced Allen Jay in a 17 to 16 win over DeMolay, Johnson missing two late free throws.
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Farlow
Watson
Beeson
Welborn
Printers
Bryant
Leonard
Younts
DeMolay
Allen Jay
Johnson
Clothiers
Davis
Smith
Highland
Jays
Hayworth
Ingram
C. Elder
Dennis
Norman
C. McDonald
Page Dennis
Nders
Millis
Birds
Robbins Knitting Company Edges Denton High In Close Game
Robbins Knitting Company defeats Denton High 19 to 16 in a hard fought contest tied for most of the game. Cooper leads Robbins with 7 points while Snider and Hedrick score for Denton as fouls and rapid score exchanges marked the final minutes.
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Robbins Knitting Company
Denton High School
Cage
Robbins
Denton Boys
Denton
Robbins Cagers
Cooper
Birds
Scor
H. Snider
Quint
Hedrick
Highland And Boxers In Playoff Tonight
The Industrial league playoff opens tonight at 9 on the M C A floor with Highland facing the High Point Paper Box team. The winner meets Robbins early next week as the three teams finished the first half tied with four wins and one loss.
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Highland
Robbins
Robbins Quint
Ha the Birds
Levinsky Set for Ten Round Test in Chicago Stadium
In Chicago tonight King Levinsky faces Paulino Uzcudun in a ten round bout to test the depth of his power with the right hand. Levinsky, who beat Tommy Loughran in a ten round decision with four knockdowns, relies on aggressive swinging rather than boxing finesse.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Paulino Uzcudun
Levinsky
Tommy Loughran
Officials in Basketball Roles and Responsibilities
Sports officials, though essential, face harsh criticism from fans. The six roles include a referee, an umpire, two timekeepers and two scorers. Duties cover starting play, declaring in play or dead balls, signaling fouls and violations, substitutions, timeouts, and period ends.
Duke Quint Bowls To Crescent A C In New York
Duke Universitys fast breaking trio fell to Crescent Athletic Club 44 to 31 in New York. Duke rallied briefly to within two points but the Crescent defense and early seven fast goals set the pace. Lenoir Rhyne lost 38 28 to Bridgewater at Harrisonburg as North Carolina hosts Virginia Tech and others on a busy next day slate.
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New Yorkers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Bridgewater College
Harrisonburg
University of North Carolina
Virginia Polytechic Gobblers
Catawba
Appalachian
Salisbury
Lucky Strike Teams Sweep In Exhibition Bowling
Two Lucky Strike squads routed Winston-Salem Health Center elevens in parallel shows at Lucky Strike. Spencer led the ladies with 104 in a 297 three game score, while Rickert led the Veneers with 137 and Payne posted 359 across three games.
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Winston-Salem Health Center
Lucky Strike
Carolina Veneer Rollers
Winston
Spencer
Rickert
The
Veneers
Payne
Greensboro
Gulf Service Station Rollers
Carolina Veneer
Saturday basketball schedule with multiple matchups listed
A garbled schedule lists games between Robbins P Paper Box Overall Millis Stein Highland Gaterded Stehli Adams and others. Dates January 16 January 23 February 6 appear with times such as 1 20 2 15 3 00 and entries referencing P Paper Box H P Overall Adams Millis Robbins and Sages. The fragmentary text lacks complete team consistency.
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Robbins
P. Paper Box
Overall
Millis
Stein
Highland
Gaterded
Jananuary
Stehli
Adams-Millis
Cennest
Sages
H. P
H. P. Gronel
H. P. Paper
Bonn
Woleoeey
Paper Box
Btenit
Pollution Threatens North Carolina Streams and Fish Life
North Carolina inland fisheries anticipate rising pollution from cotton mill dyes and city waste. Authorities seek broader legal power and expeditious treatment installations to protect streams, fish life, and future industry reliance, while noting some sites lack ready treatment methods.
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North Carolina
Inland Fisheries Division
Department of Conservation
Ruth Seeks 80 000 Offer After 1931 Season
Babe Ruth refuses a 1932 contract offer of 70 000, arguing he is worth 80 000 after a strong season. Col Ruppert remains confident a one year deal at 70 000 or a two year at 70 000 can be arranged, noting prior smooth negotiations.
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Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Colonel Ruppert
George Herman Ruth
Babe
Sisk
Ruth Case Bee
Jake Ruppert
The
Yanks
Swats
Ram
Peter Ponch
South
Friendly Cafeteria to Face Proximity in Greensboro Clash
The Friendly Cafeteria basketball team travels tonight to Proximity to meet the Red Birds at YY M C 4 floor at 7 15. The Red Birds, a strong Greensboro quint, piled up a 50 to 31 win over Highland Tuesday and aim to repeat. The Cafeteria squad, with a solid record, will field its strongest five and depart with all players meeting at 7 for the trip.
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Red Bird
Aven YY. M. C
Red Birds
Greensboro
Bigger And Better Howell Ready For Golf Wars 1932
Billy Howell, the 19 year old Wash ington and Lee senior known as the 1931 amateur golf prodigy, gains weight and strength for 1932. He plans to defend the Old Dominion and Virginia crowns and enter several major events including the Southern Conference intercollegiate and national amateur championships.
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Frank Fuller
Richmond
Billy Howell
Francis Ouimet
Washington and Lee University
Billy
Washington
Old Dominion
Virginia
Howell
Salvation Army Quint Edges Trinity Stars In Close Game
The Salvation Army second team defeated the Trinity All-Stars 18 to 14 on the Salvation Army court in a hard fought contest decided late. Strong defense dominated the first half with an 8 all score at halftime and the second half saw a tense battle before the Army pulled away with two late field goals.
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Salvation Army Quint Downs
Trinity Stars
Salvation Army
Trinity All-Stars
Army Cagers
Qs Tring Siopelons
Brittian
Spencer Gaddis
Erie
Joynes Saunders
Snc
Neeee
Callahan A. Culler
H. Lohr Es
Claire Burcky
NBA Specia
Burcky
Babe Ruth contract talk sparks Yankee saga
The article follows Babe Ruth's contract demands and the Yankees owner Colonel Jake Ruppert’s stance amid ongoing public discussion. It notes potential compromises, Ruth’s public spotlight, and surrounding Southern football footnotes as context.
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Johnson Fritz Serene
Joe Palooka
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Ham Fisher
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Sexton
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Coombs Davis
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Y. Leonard
Molay
Welch
Highland Ingram
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Rem Shull
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Jack B. Gillen, JR
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