High Point Considered for Berth in Pro Ball Loop
National Federation rules committee proposes safety measures for 500000 high school players. Compulsory head gear, extended forward pass zone, stricter physicals, and training rules aim to reduce injuries while keeping players in condition for scrimmage.
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High Point
Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
E. A. Thomas
Topeka
Kansas
Haggard
Thomas
Y. W. C. A. Sextet To Play Mills Home
The Y W C A basketball team will face the Mixvs Home Orphanage sextet tonight at 8 at the YMCA gym. The game follows the swimming marathon opener at 7 15 in the YMCA pool, part of the aquatic meet.
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Mills
Mixvs
Duke and State clash tonight in Big Five tilt
Duke University visits Raleigh to face N. C. State in a key Big Five showdown as both teams seek to remain unbeaten in the Sate. The Tar Heels play Virginia at Chapel Hill in a separate ACC matchup. Duke routed Old Dominion 30 to 20 in Durham.
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DUKE
STATE
Charlotte
Duke University
Red Terrors
N. C. State
Raleigh
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Gus Tebell
University of Virginia Cavallera
Chapel Hill
Blue Devils
Old Dominion
Durham
Bill Hulskamp
Cavaliers
Eddie Cameron
Davidson College
Wildcats
Catawba
Indians
Salisbury
Ross
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Terrors
Davidson
Furman
Clemson
South Carolina
Dunlap Favored to Add Pinehurst Title in Mid-Winter Meet
George T. Dunlap Jr., former national amateur champion, is favored to win another Pinehurst golf title as he and partner E L Scofield of New York beat C B Marr and W H B Ward in the first round of the 31st mid winter tournament played under handicap. Dunlap shot 75 on his own ball in the opening round while Scofield was close behind. In other first-round matches S Ramage and Commodore J T Newton eliminated Halbert J Blue and Donald Parson 4 and 3. EK Keating and F T Keating defeated N B Hertsoff and F C Hubbard going out net 37 and returning 33. Eric Thomas and P J Williamson eliminated F C Robertson and T H Somerville 4 and 2.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Dunlap
E. L. Scofield
New York
C. B
Marr
Carnoustie
Scotland
W. H. B. Ward
Hartville
Scofield
S. ¥. Ramage
Old City
Commodore J. T. Newton
Monroe
N. Y
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
N. C
Donald Parson
Youngstown
EK. T. Keating
Montclair
N. J
F. T. Keating
N. B. Herstoff
East Orange
F. C. Hubbard
Buffalo
Eric Thomas
St. Andrews
N. B
P. J. Williamson
Wilkes-Barre
Officials Gather Tonight To Draw Kernersville Meet
Kernersville Medal and Trophy Basketball tournament organizers invite coaches of all entering teams to a 8:00 P M meeting at Kernersville High School. Entries must be in at the meeting. Teams listed include Colfax Sedge Garden Kernersville Mineral Springs Griffith Clemmons Summerfield Walkertown Curry Mayo dan. Pairings will be published in this paper for the week of January 21 26.
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Kernersville
Venable Infant Claimed By Death In High Point
An eight day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Edd Venable of High Point route one died yesterday at 2 oclock. Survived by parents Edd and Alma Rose Venable. Interment set for Mount Zion cemetery near Mount Airy this afternoon at 3 oclock.
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Mra
Edd Venable
High Point
Route One
Edd
Alma Rose Venable
Mount Zion Cemetery
Mount Airy
US Tennis Officials Oppose Amateur Regs Change
New York Jan 15 United States Lawn Tennis Association leaders oppose lifting a rule barring amateurs from receiving compensation for playing in motion pictures The Czcechoslovakian motion is supported by the British Lawn Tennis Association and could affect Fred Perry and other stars Officials including Walter Merrill Hall state opposition is firm despite international discussions
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New York
British Lawn Tennis Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Fred Perry
Australia
Perry
Jacok Crawford
Great Britain
Bill O'Brien
Bill Tilden
Blleworth Vines
Czzechoslovakia
International Federation
Walter Merrill Hall
Revolta And Ghezzi Battle For Los Angeles Title
John Revolta and Victor Ghezzi battle for the Los Angeles open title as the 72 hole standard failed to decide a winner. Revolta and Ghezzi tied at 286 after three rounds with 18 holes left to play. MacDonald Smith shot 69 to take third at 287 while Sarazen and Goggin tied for fourth at 288.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Golfdom
John Revolta
Victor Gheeti
Links
Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
MacDonald Smith
Smith
Charley Lacey
Floyd Farley
Henry Picard
Jimmy Thompson
Paul Runyan
Olin Dutra
Local Bowling Standings and Scores From Valley League
I P A and Wilson & Company lead the Industrial Bowling league with .666 averages. Electricians have played more games than Wilson. Polo Climbers swept Smoke Shop, Wilson & Co. swept Kellam Foundry, and Southeastern Express defeated Sans Souci by the same margin. Notable scores include Sans Souci 343 Welborn 343 1, R. Davis 835, J. Kennedy 330.
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Wilson & Company
Electricians
Wilson
Polo Climbers
Smoke Shop
Wilson & Co
Kellam Foundry
Southeastern Express
Sans Souci
Welborn
Hearne
Southeastern
Morehead
P. A
J. Davis
J. Kennedy
Kellam
R. Davis
D. Kennedy
Ij. Kennerty
Thompson
Ete
Wilson and Co
McCollom Il
Davis i
San Souci Club
Smith
Hollingsworth
Exp. Co
Ree le
Smith Bruton Ee
Nolen
BP. A. Johnson
Jennings
Moreland Hayworth
Smoke Shop A
Swarteburg
Panthers Granted Break as Exams Pause Hoop Schedule
High Point Panthers, after posting four wins over Atlantic Christian Appalachian Lenoir Rhyne and Catawba, rest for exams. They boast an undefeated non conference record with ten conference games ahead including a January 25 matchup with Ww. C. T. C. in the college gym.
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Purple Panthers
High Point
Panthers
Atlantic Christian
Appalachian
Lenoir- Rhyne
Catawba
North State
Culler
Diamont
Ronycez
Interiori
Niemsee
College Gymnasium
Adams Mills Girls Defeat Randleman 86 to 27 in Hard Fought Game
The Adams-Millis girls basketball team defeated Randleman last night 86 to 27. Adams-Millis led throughout with Rowland Wrenn and Stout at forwards and Reid Charles and Saffit at guards. Randleman’s lineup included Shelton Graves Lassiter with Swain E Swain Short and R Lassiter.
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Adams-Millis
Randieman
Lassie
Rowland
Wrenn
Stout
Reid
Charles
Saffit
Randleman
Shelton
Graves
Lassiter
Swain
E. Swain
Short
R. Lassiter
Real Estate Board To Meet Wednesday
The High Point Real Estate board will hold a dinner meeting at the Sheraton hotel Wednesday evening at 6:30 o clock. Principal speaker will be R A McPheeters trust officer of Wachovia Bank and Trust company. He will discuss matters of interest to property owners and managers.
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High Point Real Estate Board
Sheraton Hotel
R. A. McPheeters
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
McPheeters
Organizer Plans 1 Call Meeting in North Carolina League
Durham January 15 Plans for a North Carolina State League meeting of interested parties within a month were announced by Joe F. Carr promotional director for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues He said Greensboro Piedmont League official Oliver French supports forming a compact circuit including Salisbury Concord Lexington Thomasville High Point Cooleemee and Kannapolis with a meeting of prospective franchise holders before mid February Carrie headquarters in Columbus Ohio will arrange attendance for the meeting and the Bi State league push indicates growing interest in the region
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Durham
North Carolina
Joe F. Carr
Oliver French
Greensboro
Piedmont League
Carr
Salisbury
Concord
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Cooleemee
Kannapolis
Columbus
National Association
Braves Lose Home as Dogs Chase Team from Park
Boston’s oldest baseball club is homeless after a lease dispute with Braves field. Tom Yawkey refuses to share Fenway Park, ending the Braves’ long tenure at their Wigwam. NL president Ford Frick calls a New York meeting to resolve the situation.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Braves Field
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Ford Frick
New York
Tribeatne
Eddie Collins
Fuchs
Braves
Yawkey
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Coal & Wood CO
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Cannon-Fetzer Co
Manhattan
Cannon-Fetter Co
S. Main Street
Virginia
U. S
Industrial League
Purple Club
Adams-Millis Girls
Real Estate Board
George Stalling
Philadelphia Athletics
Emil Fuchs
Boston Kennel Club, Inc
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Racing Commissions
Miami
Arthur ©. Wise
Commonwealth Real Estate Company
James EB. Gaffney
Griffon Wow
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Trubenized
Mallory
Knox
Fargo
Bend
Walter Booth
Crosby Square
Friendly and
Fortune
Right Clines, Inc
Broadhurst Theatre
North Main St
High Point, N. C
Greyhound
All America
Union Bus Station
East High Street
Atlantic Greyhound
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