Highland Mills vs Boxers Ends with Dennis Key Runs
Highland Mile team led by Dennis and B McDonald outscored the Boxers in the final period 13 to 10 and maintained lead as Dennis netted 13 points for the game. Boxers top scorers Ed Farlow and E Farlow combined for seven and Thomas added six as final game date remains unset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
B. McDonald
Ed Farlow
Thomas
Robbins
Highlands
Birds
Highland Quint
M. Anderson
SA Seison Kos Oe
B. Anderson
Kheowevel
C. McDonald
Ava Ut
E. Farlow
Nau Banedl
Reece Ck
Gentry
Santa Ss
Newsome
Cs Nandoe
Spencer
Administrator's Notice and Sheriff's Auction In Guilford County
Notices announce the estate administration for Miss L. V. Cecil with claims due by December 1932 and settlement requests, followed by a public auction in Greensboro on January 25, 1932, to satisfy an execution against C. T. Willis by T. A. Burns for the Giant Manufacturing Co. The sale will be at the east steps of the Guilford County Court House at two o'clock P M with real estate described along English Street Burton Street and New Route 10. D. B. Stafford, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Cecil
Superior Court
Guilford County
W. T. Y. Admi
T. A. Burns
Giant Manufacturing Co
C. T. Willis
Giant Manufacturing Company
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
English Street
Burton Street
Thomasville Road
R of Deeds
D. B. Stafford
C. L. Gray
Loughran KOed by Hamas in pivotal bout at arena
A crowd of 9 000 watched Hamas overwhelm Loughran at Penn State era, the veteran boxer’s career near end as he absorbed a brutal onslaught. Hamas delivered a ferocious series of punches as Loughran fought to survive the round and avoid a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamas
Penn State
Loughran
High Point Girls Defeat King High School 48 to 23
High Point high school's girls basketball team routed King High School 48 to 23. Led by Carol McKee with 26 points, Patricia Hall added 12 and Blackburn contributed, while King’s Lawson fought for 14 in a clear local victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
King’s High School
Ant Waleourne
Carol McKee
King
Nets
Patricia Hall
Blackburn
Aes Doawh
Lawson
Dizzy Dean Signs with St Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean, the rookie pitcher known as Dizzy, agrees to a contract after a five hour discussion with Branch Rickey. He aims to join the Cardinals in 20 year old form and to win a spot and twenty games, referencing brother Paul and rival Art Shires.
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ST. Louis
Jerome Herman Dean
Dizzy
Arthur
Shires
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Cardinal
Art Shires
Dean
Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
Houston
Lucky Strike Men Defeat Greensboro In Three Games
Sam Comer led the Lucky Strike men to a clean sweep of Greensboro in a special duckpin match at local alleys. Comer totaled 430 over three games with 176 in the final game, while Greensboro women dropped two of three as Robinson led with 279. A separate note: a dog in Norfolk saved a two year old Betty Norton from drowning by holding her above water.
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Sam Comer
Sammy Sue Aleys
Lucky Strike
Greensboro
Comer
Jack Whalen
Robinson
BOWER
Esenaen
Tridoig de
Es Casas As
Corpo Easel Ees
Thompson
Sess
Letheringett
Norfolk
England
Betty Norton
Peter
Allen Jay Wins Extra Period Game From Hi School White Team
Allen Jay high school nosed out High Point White by 20 to 18 after three overtimes on the school court. Ingram scored 11 for Allen Jay including the decisive field goal, with C. Elder adding 4. Hedricks led White with 13, Humphreys 3.
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Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School
High Point High
Jays
Ingram
C. Elder
Hedricks
Humphreys
Expect Olympiad 10 Be Successful
Chicago reports Amer ica has won its big battle of the 1932 Olympiad. Avery Brundage says discouragements are conquered and complete success is assured for Los Angeles and Lake Placid. Costs reduced to permit European athletes to attend with expenses paid around 500 dollars. Foreign societies aiding with donations and carnivals after the games. Brundage notes many sections will witness international track events due to exhibition games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Los Angeles
Lake Placid
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Brundage
United States
Fights Last Night Output Across Cities
In New York Steve Hamas knocked out Tommy Loughran and Salvatore Ruggirello stopped Stanley Poreda. Chicago bouts saw King Levinsky outpoint Paulino Uzcurun and Dave Maier KO Abie Bain. Maxie Rosenbloom outpoints Frankie Wine in Coral Gables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steve Hamas
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Salvatore Ruggirello
Italy
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Chicago
King Levinsky
Paulino Uzcudun
Spain
Baxter Calmes
Oklahoma City
Bob Olin
Dave Maier
Milwaukee
Abie Bain
Newark
N. J
George Nichols
Buffalo
Charley Belanger
Winnipeg
Yale Okun
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Fla
Coral Gables
Maxie Rosenbloom
Frankie Wine
Butte
Mont
Red Espey Elected NC State Football Captain
William Red Espey Hickory varsity center was chosen captain of the 1932 North Carolina State College football team. He is also co captain of the 1932 boxing squad and follows four linemen as Wolfpack captain, succeeding Charlie Cobb who led in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
William
Red) Espey
Hickory
North Carolina State
Espey
Wolfpack
Charlie Cobb
Center Jump Opens Games Across Football and Basketball
The article explains the center jump as the standard start for both sports, noting its comparison to a football kick-off and detailing variations proposed by coaches like Dr. Meanwell and Sam Barry. It also describes its use after goals, free throws, and technical fouls, including second halves and quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Claire
Meanwell
Wisconsin
Sam Barry
California
Barry
Heels Trim Tech In Easy Fashion
The North Carolina Tar Heels opened conference play with a 38 to 26 win over V P I in Chapel Hill. Wilmer Hines scored 18 points for the Tar Heels as Appalachian State beat Catawba 32 to 25 in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Hines
North Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
Appalachian State
Salisbury
Raleigh
N. C
State
V. PI
Wolf Cubs
Duke
Washington and Lee
Buck Break and Mountain Hunts in Eastern North Carolina
Buck sprees indicate deer losses from past fires while bucks outnumber fawns and does in burned sections. Hunters urged to give herd space as green regrowth supports survival through winter. Jackson County offers bear and deer hunts with trout fishing in Canada township. Briefs note deer hit by autos, a one ear wild rabbit, an empty gun tragedy, and fur bearing plans.
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North Carolina
Charley MacDevitt
Kinston
Cartaret
Onslow
Jones
Jackson County
Carolina
Balsam Mountains
Canada
Dallas E. Buck
Division of Game
George Pritchard
Black Mountain
Proximity Red Birds Defeat Cafeteria Quint 25 to 18
Proximity Red Birds beat the Cafeteria quint 25 to 18 on the M. C. A. floor. Aycock and Cooper hit long shots for Proximity while Walker and Moorehead led the Red Birds with key scores. Cafeteria's Moorehead topped their scoring with three points as Deaton added eight. Next week Cafeteria schedules Trinity High, Franklinville, and Buffalo Presbyterians on Salvation Army court.
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Proximity
Red Birds
Aycock
Cooper
Moorehead
Walker
Proxim
Deaton
Quint
Trinity High School
Franklinville High School
Buffalo Presbyterians of
Greensboro
Salvation Army
Cafeteria
Levinsky Defeats Paulino Uzcdun In 10 Round Decision
In Chicago on January 16, King Levinsky secured a ten round decision over Spain’s Paulino Uzcdun. Levinsky pressed with relentless hooks while Paulino, famed for never being knocked down, defended stoutly and kept his chin out of danger as one judge edged the bout in Levinsky’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
King Levinsky
Paulino Uzcudun
Spain
Paulino
Levinsky
Phil Col
Judge Votes Split In Quiet Drawing Verdict
In a brief session the panel saw one judge favor a draw while the other supported a different outcome. The tied vote leaves the matter unresolved pending further review or clarification from the court.
Appalachian State Beats Catawba 32 25 In Conference Opener
Salisbury report. Appalachian State won 32 to 25 over Catawba in the season opener. McConnell led scorers with nine points. The article also notes an unrelated line about Dr Wirth photographing invisible gases using ultraviolet light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Jan
Appalachian State
Catawba
McConnell Appalachian Center
Dr. Wirth
Charlottenburg
Germany
High Point Bison fall to Greensboro in opener
High Point High School fell behind late and lost 27 to 3 in the final quarter to Greensboro in the first conference game. J Burroughs led Greensboro with 17 points while B Culler and Ridge each scored eight for High Point. Sizemore and Kelly contributed for Greensboro. Wrenn and Whitt shored up defense for Gate City.
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High Point High School
Greensboro High School
Bisons
J Burroughs
Purple
B. Culler
Ridge
Maryland Tightens South Conference Lead In OT Win
Maryland edged Washington and Lee 42 38 after two overtimes to hold southern conference throne. Other results: LSU 37 34 over Mississippi, Kentucky 30 20 over South, Tulane 18 21 loss to Mississippi Aggies in New Orleans, Chattanooga 28 26 over Vanderbilt, North Carolina 88 26 over V P I, Alabama 32 19 over Florida at Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Kentucky
University of the South
Sewanee
Mississippi Aggies
New Orleans
Tulane
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Wilmer Hines
Tar Heels
Alabama
University of Florida
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Guilford County
Notice of sale of real estate under deed of trust records a February 1 1932 public auction at 2 PM in High Point Municipal Building. Property includes multiple Guilford County lots 15 through 21 and surrounding tract boundaries. bids subject to approval and good faith evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ferguson
High Point
N. C
Guilford County
State of North Carolina
High Point Township
W. C. Hall
Office of the Register of Deeds
Trac No
Oorgins
Mediin
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R. J. Blackburn
G. Burge McKee
Helsadeck Thomas
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Cecil
Holland
Dizzy Dean
Hedericks
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Nelson
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Hedrick
G. Elder
Weisner
Red Espey
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Davis
Noah
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L. F. Stem
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Whitt
R. G
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