Purple Panthers Clash With W. C. T. C. Tonight Welborn Paces Bison
High Point’s Black Bison opened the Western Conference season by routing Salisbury 42 25. Co Captain Darrell Welborn led with 13 points and Doug Reid added 12 as Evans started in place of injured Abie Short. The Bison meet Gastonia next in Cotton City before visiting Asheville Saturday.
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Abie” Short
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Glamack scores 32 as Tar Heels top Wake Forest in ACC clash
North Carolina 61 Wake Forest 45 as George Glamack leads with 32 points at Chapel Hill. South Carolina beats Davidson 49-26 and Elon defeats Lenoir Rhyne 77-34. Catawba tops Guilford 46-31. Tar Babies beat Wake Forest in freshmen action 39-31.
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Junior Himagers Fall to Durham Within Home Court Loss
Durham Central Junior Highs overwhelmed the local team 28 to 19 paced by center Tilley who scored 11 before fouling out. High Point’s Adison Culler led scorers with six as Kearns and Murrow added four and five points respectively. Officials Reid and Hoover.
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High Point
Durham
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Kearns
Murrow
Murrow Ane Levy
Kennedy S
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Foxworth
Saunders
Idol
Whitted
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Cunter
Perrell Oo
Loftis
Ruth And Klem Steal Spotlight at Stevens Brothers Honor
Babe Ruth and Bill Klem drew attention as Stevens Brothers, sons of Harry Stevens who popularized concessions, were honored by baseball leaders led by Ford Frick Frank Frisch and Joe McCarthy. Ruth spoke of choosing to play in 1918 and thanked baseball for his fame while Klem teased his role as the so called old arbitrator.
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Stevens Brothers
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Klem
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Sire
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Frank Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
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Frank
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Joe Stevens
Bambino
Ed Barrows
Boston
Klemn
Pitcher Carl Miles Returns to Missouri for Master’s Study
Philadelphia January 15 Carl Miles the Athletics young left hander has returned to the University of Missouri to study for a master’s degree.
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Philadelphia
Carl Miles
University of Missouri
Life Insurance Benefits Hit 2.7 Billion Annual Total
The Institute of Life Insurance reports policyholders or beneficiaries receive 85 dollars every second, totaling nearly 2.7 billion dollars for the year in benefits.
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Institute of Life Insurance
Judge Declares Umpire Secrets as Tricks
He named a fishing boat the Arbitrator and called the secret of umpiring a trick. He said the first secret is to know you are right, then it becomes a trick. He urged ruling fast and backing it up and refused to admit past errors.
Season Tickets On Sale For Boxing Event
Chairman Bill Morehead announced season tickets for the Tri-State Golden Gloves Tournament opening tomorrow night. Tickets are available at Larry and Mickeys Mens Shop on High Street. The three day pass costs 2.00 with single night prices of 50 cents general, 75 cents sideliner on Thursday and Friday, and 1.00 on Saturday.
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Larry and
Mickey
High Street
San Francisco Open golf tourney opens with top contenders
The 11th annual San Francisco Match Play Open begins with 18 hole qualifying to trim 32 players for match play. Favorites include Jimmy Demaret Sam Snead Lawson Little Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan. John Bulla, last week's playoff winner, enters amid a strong field as Bud Ward leads amateurs.
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Golfing Brigade
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Fla
Los Angeles
Oakland
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Sam Snead
Lawson Little
Byron Nelson
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Oe Shute
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Harold McSpaden
Harry Cooper
Paul Runyan
Calyton He
Locals Eye Third Straight Win In North State Meet
High Point Panthers seek a third consecutive North State Conference victory hosting Western Carolina Teachers College in Harrison Gym tonight with a 8:15 tip. Prelim game at 7 p.m. features Adams-Millis versus Kittens as fans anticipate a key seeding clash ahead of February tournament.
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Harrison Gymnasium
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Adams-Millis
Panthers
Catawba
Guilford
Virgil Yow
Jayvees Triumph 42 19 Over Salisbury Five
High Point Jayvees defeated Salisbury Jayvees 42 to 19 in a preliminary to the varsity game. Junius Idol led with 9 points while Hoover and Rothrock added 8 and 9 respectively. Next up, High Point travels to Greensboro to face the Greensboro Junior varsity Friday.
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Idol
Hoover
Rothrock
Greensboro
Piedmont High Faces Next Fall at Stanford
Piedmont California January 15 Every graduate of the unbeaten Piedmont high school football team plans to enter Stanford University next fall.
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Calif
Stanford University
Football Czar For Pro Teams
NFL owners discuss hiring a powerful commissioner in Chicago. Arch Ward declined the offer previously, while John R. Kilpatrick and Jim Farley are cited as top contenders. A formal decision awaits the April league meeting unless a special session is convened. Carl Storck leads the league with questions about his presidency.
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Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Ward
Carl Storck
Dayton
Joe Carr
John R. Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jim Farley
Storck
Fights Last Night Rounds Upboxing Results
New York Mike Kaplan from Boston defeated Tony Ferrara of Mount Vernon by points. Lenny Mancini of New York outpointed Charley Warren of Brooklyn. Pete De Ruza of Mamaroneck beat Victor Dellicurti of New York. Chalky Wright of Baltimore outpointed Normant Quarles of Hendersonville in New Jersey City.
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Mike Kaplan
Boston
Tony Ferrara
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Lenny Mancini
Charley Warre
Brooklyn
White Plains
Pete de Ruzza
Mamaroneck
Victor Dellicurti
Jersey City
Chalky Wright
Baltimore
Normant Quarles
Hendersonville
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Hilliard Nance Shown Key Panther Despite Bedside Setback
Editor notes sixth in series on High Point College basketball. Hilliard Nance, a top Panther guard, missed action after Christmas due to appendix surgery and is recovering in the infirmary while the team presses a 23 game schedule. He scored 52 points in four pre holiday games.
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Joe) Nance
Panthers
Nance
Virgil Yow
Fair Grove High School
Thomasville
Harrison Gymnasium
Elijah
Chin) Diamont
High Point
Panther
NYU Seeks NC State in Cresting Win Streak Milestone
NYU owns the longest court winning streak in school history with 27 straight victories spanning 1933 to 1935. The streak began February 25, 1933 and concluded February 6, 1935. The team next meets North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Saturday January 18.
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NYU
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tri State Golden Gloves Draws 81 Fighters to High Point
About 81 amateur boxers will gather in High Point for the first annual Tri-State Golden Gloves tournament. The event opens 8 PM tomorrow at the South Hamilton Street Arena with 18 bouts likely on the opening card and final bouts Saturday night. Mercury Athletic Club sponsors praised the program and noted Elwood Hotel as headquarters. Fighters undergo weigh ins tomorrow with local entrants at 11 AM and others between 2 and 4 PM. Ken Stephens announced the schedule after a last minute review.
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Hamilton Street
Mercury Athetic Club
W. F. Bailey
Board of Governors
Elwood Hotel
Ken Stephens
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