Davidson Mat Men Load Heavy Schedule From Davidson
Davidson announces wrestling schedule with Concord Y in Concord opening night, then February and March meets with Concord V P I North Carolina Stars Duke Navy Plebes and a pending UNC match. Captain G H Weems coaches four letter men plus recruits. Frierson outstanding at 118, Barrington at 128, Cox, Garrison, Alexander contest 148, Vance leads 158 and unlimited classes.
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Frierson
Herdmont
Georgia
Concord Y
Concord
North Carolina Stars
Duke University
Navy
University of North Carolina
G. H. Weems
Bill Cox
Harry Vance
Barrington
Men's Club Meeting at St Marys Episcopal Church
The Men's Club of St Marys Episcopal Church will meet Tuesday night at 6 30. Supper will be served by the ladies of the church. All members are urged to attend.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Leek Wins Consolation in Pinehurst Midwinter Shoot
C B Leek of Port Republic New Jersey won the consolation hundred third handicap shoot at Pinehurst with a 90 from 19 yards in the final. B J Field of New York was second with 89 from 17 yards. Ike Andrews of Spartanburg South Carolina had his best week with 88 from 20 yards. Others: W C Andrews of Atlanta tied for fourth with T Russell Brown of Mallets Bay Vermont at 87. F B Lofland of Plymouth Ohio with 86. Harry Kirkover of Buffalo 83 from 19 yards. O B Carr of Allentown New Jersey Dr W H Mathews of Trenton New Jersey and R Ott of Elkton Maryland tied at 82 from 19 yards. Byron Covert of Lockport New York also 82 from 21 yards.
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C. B. Leek
Port Republic
New Jersey
B. J. Field
New York
Ike Andrews
Spartanburg
S. C
W. C. Andrews
Atlanta
T. Russell Brown
Mallets Bay
F. B. Lofland
Plymouth
Ohio
Harry Kirkover
Buffalo
O. B. Carr
Allentown
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Trenton
R. Ott
Elkton
Wallace to Speak at Y M C A Meeting This Afternoon
City attorney at Winston-Salem Mr. Wallace will address the Men’s Evangelistic class at the Y M C A this afternoon at 3 o’clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Winston-Salem
Park Place Methodist Edges High Point College in Norfolk
Park Place Methodist church basketball team defeated High Point College 31 to 30 in Norfolk. Stevens led Park Place with six field goals while Manning starred for the visitors.
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Park Place Methodist Church
Norfolk
Stevens
Park Place
Manning
Bailey's Y Team Plays Gibsonville Contender
Coach W F Bailey's Y basket team travels to Gibsonville Athletic Club for a tough game after three strong showings. They expect a hard test next Saturday when Winston Salem Y team visits, a Twin City squad with many college staff players and a strong winning record.
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Basketeers
Gibsonville
Rocky Mount Franchise May Transfer to Petersburg
The sale of $5,000 in stock for a proposed Petersburg corporation to run the Rocky Mount franchise in the Virginia league continued tonight. Judge J. W. Mason, Rocky Mount owner, would head the venture to move the team to Petersburg, but the required funds had not yet been sold when the deadline arrived, though local supporters persist in raising the money.
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Coral Gables Triumph Over Giants 14 to 13
Coral Gables edged the New York Giants 14 to 13 in Coral Gables Florida. Charlie Berry former LaFayette star blocked a Giants punt at the five yard line and sent Dec Elliot through for a score, Berry extra point securing the win.
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Fla
Coral Gables Collegians
New York Giants
Charlie Berry
LaFayette
Giants
Dec Elliot
Berry
Hartley Praises Y G ames and Volleyball Role
Hartley argues volleyball and basketball are essential YMCA games loved for decades in schools and clubs. He urges local businessmen to visit the Y gym on Mondays Wednesdays or Fridays 5 to 6 20 PM to rediscover youthful spirit and fellowship.
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America
Wake Forest Tops Duke In Close Battle 27 24
Wake Forest defeats Duke 27 to 24 in a tight game with lead changes in the second half. Ellington and Hartness led Wake Forest while Ober and Bullock paced Duke scoring in a fast clean contest. Referee Carboy officiated with one foul call per team.
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Wake Forest
Durham
Hartness
Bullock
Ober
Ellington
the Baptist
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Reames
Gose Bullock
LF Woodward
Moss
Cc Ober
Weaver
RG Vickers
Bennett
James
Wake
Elon
Card
Forest
Presbytery ChoirSings At Dual Presbyterian Services
The Presbyterian church will feature a popular quartette at the evening service while the pastor Rev C P Coble preaches at both services. Morning service at 11 includes a full program of hymns anthems and solos with Mrs Laney Mr Abels and Mr Olburn among the performers.
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Presbyterian Church
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Bernard Doxology
Stebbins
Stennett
Jesus
Ambrose
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Redeemer
Watts
Digegle
Newton
Gabriel
Laney
Mrs. Abels
Olburn
Abels
Carolina Society to Broadcast From Florida Station
The Carolina Society of Miami will broadcast Tuesday night from 10 to 11 over station W.G.B.U. using talent from North and South Carolina. Frank Petit of Charleston will send greetings to the governors of both states. The group, about 150 Carolinians, aims to keep home ties strong while abroad. Officers include F. M. Petit, president. Mrs. R. B. Leinster, vice president. C. L. Blount, secretary-treasurer.
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Frank Petit
Charleston
S. C
Carolina Society of Miami
F. M. Petit
R. B. Leinster
Statesville
C. L. Blount
Plymouth
W. W. Edwards
Asheville
Julia Thorns
Briand Wins Support as French Coalition Splits
Paris January 16 AP Premier Briand again outgenerated opposition leaders in parliament. He detached 40 radical socialist members, easing the path for Doumer and Perez stamp tax plans. Cartel factions fret while Doumer pushes for swift action to curb inflation.
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Briand
Radical Socialist Majority
Chamber
M. Doumer
Louisville plans to curb New Year drinking with Roy A. Haynes
Louisville officials expect Roy A. Haynes to assist local authorities in enforcing sobriety as New Year revelers prepare to drink less. The effort aims to curb excess during the holiday celebration in the city.
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Louisville
Diry
Roy A. Haynes
Brinkley Girls Bring 16-Person Show to Orpheum Week
The Orpheum presents Chas Soladar’s Brinkley Girls a 16 member attraction for the week starting tomorrow Critics in Wilmington praise the show calling it the best value with new jokes snappy songs strong comedy and a standout million dollar costume chorus The management offers a dollar refund for any dissatisfied patron and aims to boost local theater-going support
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Chas. Soladar
Brinkley Girls
Wilmington Morning Star
Charles Soladar
Brinkley Girls Company
Victoria
Wilmington
Carolinas
The Scarlet West at the Broadway Monday
The Scarlet West, a First National picture produced by Frank J. Carroll, mixes romance and battles with 4000 combatants. Stars include Robert Frazer, Clara Bow, Robert Edeson, Johnny Walker, and others as it comes to the Broadway theatre Monday.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Far West
Frank J. Carroll
Robert Frazer
Clara Bow
Robert Edeson
Johnny Walker
Walter McGrail
Gaston Glass
Helen Ferguson
Ruth Stonehouse
Martha Francis
Florence Crawford
Bluebeard's Seven Wives at the American Theatre
Blanche Sweet Lois Wilson and Ben Lyon star in Robert T Kane's Bluebeard's Seven Wives at the American. The comedy follows a bank clerk turned Don Juan as he pursues seven wives and dodges divorce while a waitress remains his true love.
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Bluebeard
Toenday
Blanche Sweet
Lois Wilson
Ben Lyon
John Hart
Don Juan
Harter
Juliet
Dorothy Sebastian
Diana Kane
Katherine Ray
Rubs Blaine
Lucy Fox
Muriel Spring
Kathleen Martin
Sam Hardy
Board of Directors Meeting For The Gang Scheduled
Members of the board of directors of The Gang will meet in the committee room of the Commercial Bank building tomorrow night at 7 30. All directors are urged to attend.
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Board of
Gang
Commercial Bank
Music Director Receives Senior Conference Honor
M L Stookey director of music in High Point public schools was elected president of the southern conference for music education at the Birmingham convention. The honor places him near the top of the field, with the national musical association as the highest body. He attended a national meeting in Kansas City last year and recently moved from Morristown Tennessee to High Point. He is active in civic life and a Kiwanis member.
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M. L. Stookey
Southern Conference For Music Education
Birmingham
Ala
Stookey
National Musical Association
Kansas City
High Point
Ohio
Morristown
Tenn
Kiwanis Club
Cambridge Professor Proposes Substitute for Eres
A Cambridge Mass professor introduces a new substitute method for eres to improve efficiency. The proposal aims to motivate learners and boost productivity in practical tasks.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eres
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