High Point Hosts Gastonia In Friday Night Basketball
Walnut Cove opposes High Point girls in a key 5th district race contest at High Point High School at 7 pm. Immediately after, High Point boys play Gastonia in a conference clash. Bisonettes aim to extend a three year unbeaten girls streak while coach Wade Mariette fields a fast breaking lineup.
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High Poin High School
Bisonettes
Walnut Cove
Gifte
High Point
Gastonia High School
Old Town
Wade Mariette
Gastonia Five
Gastonia
Tar Heels Set To Face Wake Forest On Saturday
North Carolina aims to stay atop the Big Five after a 38 to 28 win over N. C. State. Chapel Hill guards McCachren and Aitken controlled the game while Wilmer Hines led the Tar Heels. Duke and Wake Forest loom as the next pair in Raleigh.
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North Carolina
N. C
Tar Heels
Duke
Raleigh
Quint
Wake Forest
Devils
Terrors
Wilmer Hines
McCachren
Aitken
Chapel Hill
Johnson and Clark
State
Several Good Amateurs But No Great Players
Johnny Dawson, arguably the best American amateur, has surveyed the golf horizon and found no outstanding young amateur. He notes plenty of good prospects but no one likely to match Bob Jones. Dawson credits a putting transformation guided by Horton Smith and suggests British champion John Deforrest plays like American pros in the US. He plans to return to Chicago after stops in Phoenix, Houston, New Orleans, Augusta, Pinehurst, and possibly Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Johnny Dawson
United States
Golf
Chicago
California
Mexico
Dawson
Sporting
Bob Jones
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Gus
Los
Johnny
Horton Smith
John Deforrest
Far West
John
Phoenix
Houston
New Orleans
Augusta
Pinehurst
Mexico City
Maureen O'Sullivan And Marlene Dietrich To Leave Hollywood
Maureen O'Sullivan and Marlene Dietrich announced plans to quit Hollywood. Dietrich will return to Germany next spring to join her husband Rudolf Sieber, while O'Sullivan cites homesickness and burnout from film making, saying she may become a home girl again.
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Hollywood
Marlene Rich
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jameson
Miss O'Sullivan
Winston Chamber Meeting Set With Duke Law Dean
A Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Winston will feature Dean Justin Miller of Duke University Law School as principal speaker. The event is scheduled for February 6 in Winston-Salem.
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Winston-Salem
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Justin Miller
Duke University Law School
Funeral services set for W. E. Collins 71
Funeral services will be held today for W. E. Collins 71 a retired merchant who died near here of pneumonia.
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Charlotte
W. EB. Collins
Davis Cup Outlook Favoring France Says Tilden
Bill Tilden, in Orlando on his last exhibition tour, predicts France will win the 1933 Davis Cup. He doubts any American title chance, though sees a path to the challenge round. He calls Cochet the world's top player and expects him to win two matches in the next cup series.
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Orlando
Fla
Bill Tilden
France
America
Cochet
Tilden
Elieworth Vines
Roland Garros
Forest Hills
Tommy Thomas Aims to Baffle Yankees in 1934
Chicago January 19. Tommy Thomas of Washington, a right handed pitcher from Baltimore, says he is ready to throw the best baseball of his career after elbow surgery. He blames past elbow kink for earlier ineffectiveness and predicts the Yankees will have to beat the Senators to win the pennant.
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Chicago
Tommy Thomas
Washington
Baltimore
White Sox
Senators
Thomas
Yankees
Tommy
High Point Y M C A Wins Narrow Victory Over Spencer Outfit
The High Point Y M C A basketball team defeated the Spencer Y five 39 to 36 on the local court in a fast contest. Spencer's Pierce led with 18 points while High Point's Farlow and Thomas added 12 and 10 respectively in a game decided in the final run.
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Farlow
Thomas
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Vi Svanecer
COE
Civseies
Swicegood
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High Point
Peree
Iscieties
AmGereon
FF Cooper
Nicvevogi
Percaeees
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Hinkle
Salvation Army Girls Triumph Over Allen Jay High
The Salvation Army girls defeated Allen Jay High School 18 to 15. Frances O Bierne scored all 15 points for her team and starred in the game.
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Salvation Army Girls
Allen Jay High
Salvation Army
Allen Jay High School
Frances O'Bierne
Army Pos
Allen
Reddick Eeeks
Hendrix
Theory of long life from 102 yearold Alvin B Schell
Alvin B Schell, age 102, believes a life lived by holding steady and working hard is key to longevity. He and his wife, 30 years younger, plan to celebrate their golden wedding next summer.
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Toledo
Alvin B. Schell
Schell
Vernon Gomez Revolts Over Small Salary Raise
New York January 19 Vernon Gomez star pitcher for the Yartees complains his 1933 raise is too small after Babe Ruth challenged contract terms and Ed Barrow assures Gomez his pay rises while Ruth rejects a $50 000 offer in favor of $75 000 for the season and Barrow explains the increase.
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New York
Yartees
Babe Ruth
Ed Barrow
Gomez
Barrow
Ruth
John Heydler
Nassau
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Panthers Tackle Teachers Tonight In Greenville
High Point college Panthers travel to Eastern Carolina Teachers for a basketball game following a 40 to 38 win over Atlantic Christian. Cuyler tops scoring with 12 points and Shorty Traylor adds 20 for AC, as Bold Bulldogs rally but fall short late.
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High Point
Atlantic Christian College
Specia
Enterprise
Greenville
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Atlantic Christian College Bulldogs
Panthers
Buldogs
Bulldogs
Fce
Cuyler
George
Culler
Panther
Shorty Traylor
Bulldog
Morris
Swart
Buster Bell
Pos
A.C
Culiee Crit
Ivksvenere Bell
Chevigny Switches From Pro Football To Small College
Notre Dame football figure Jack Chevigny leaves the National Professional league after coaching the Chicago Cardinals to take over St. Edward's University in Austin Texas on February 1. Rev Hugh O'Donnell announces the appointment stating the college has about 500 students.
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Chicago
Jack Chevigny
Notre Dame
St. Edward's University of Austin
Texas
Holy Crowe
Hugh O'Donnell
Chevigny
Chicago Caroinals
Factory Injects 30,000 Articles With Rubber
A factory reports adding rubber to 30 000 distinct articles, expanding production scope. Officials say the move aims to boost durability and market reach. No injuries or incidents are cited in the notice.
Spartanburg to be training home for Columbus Red Birds
The Columbus Red Birds of the American Association will train in Spartanburg South Carolina this spring. The first squad departs Columbus March 10 with workouts starting March 18. The full squad leaves March 17 with workouts beginning March 20. Sixteen exhibition games are booked.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Spartanburg
L. C. MacPhail
Columbus Club
High Point
South Carolina
Red Birds
Kid Chocolate Held On Steamer By U S Immigration
Cuban boxer Kid Chocolate was detained aboard a steamer on arrival in Key West. He was ordered to appear for a hearing at 10 a m before Isaac Smith, the immigration inspector in charge. Deputy Inspector A B Caviness announced an action against Chocolate but would not disclose the charge. Chocolate has fought many times in the United States.
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Key West
Fla
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Isaac Smith
U. S
Caviness
United States
Policemen Five Set for Leonard Younts Rematch
The Policemen basketball team meets Leonard Younts in a return game Friday at 9 p.m. at the Y.M.C.A. The Policemen seek revenge after previous Leonard Younts victories and debut under new coach Fisher.
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Policemen
Leonard
Leonard- Younts
Leonard-Younts
Fisher
Woman in Brooklyn Loses 35 Pounds with Kruschen
Miss M Ratner of Brooklyn reports using Kruschen for six to four months and losing 35 pounds with improved health. She urges others to start each day with a half teaspoon in hot water and buy from Mann Drug Co or any drugstore. Money-back offer promised if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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M. Ratner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mann Drug Co
America
Prospects Brighten for Winston-Salem Baseball Club
Winston-Salem January 19. Prospects for a Twin City team in the Piedmont baseball league improved as steps were taken to dissolve the receivership of the Winston-Salem Exhibition Company which operated the club after settling claims of about 2800 dollars. The New York Giants remain owners, with reports that negotiations for a sale to other parties are advancing.
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Winston-Salem
Twin City
Piedmont Baseball League
Winston-Salem Exhibition Company
New York Giants
Gates Says Sarazen Kidding About Cups
Albert A. Gates of the P G A dismisses Gene Sarazen's eight inch cup idea as a joke. He warns the change would ruin the thrill of golf and strip pros of prestige, making it too large a step to take at once.
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Chicago
Albert A. Gates
Professional Golfers’ Association
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Gates
Webb Advances In Southpaw Meet
Fred Webb of Shelby North Carolina and Hollywood Florida, a medalist in the lefthanded golfers tourna ment at the Miami Biltmore club course, won his first 18 hole clash 1 up over F C Banning of Miami. Webb then faced W A Stanley of Indianapolis after yesterday defeating C L Morris of Marcus Hook Penn 4 and 3. Walter F Wright of Yonkers New York defeated F W Bonitz of Charlotte North Carolina 7 and 6.
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Fia
Fred Webb
Shelby
N. C
Hollywood
Fila
Miami Biltmore Club
F. C. Banning
Miami
W. A. Stanley
Indianapolis
C. L. Morris
Marcus Hook
Walter F
Layton Dominates Trio Cushion Championship Start
Johnny Layton from Sedalia Missouri opened the 1983 world three cushion billiard championship with an 50 to 5 victory over Frank Scoville of Buffalo New York in 35 innings. Layton’s rapid-fire opening 11 and decisive win made him the standout as Clarence Jackson of Detroit led with two straight wins.
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Chicago
Johnny Layton
Dalia
Layton
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
N. Y
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
McClelland 18 Held on Robbery Charge in Newton
Emmett McClelland was held under a $5900 bond for the February term of criminal court on charges of robbing a store operated by C. M. Rowe former mayor.
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McClelland
Newton
Emmett McCleLland
C. M. Rowe
Eastern Meet Track Stars Lined Up By AAU
A wave of top track and field talent is being assembled by the Amateur Athletic Union for the eastern indoor season. Olympic champions from Europe and the United States are invited to the Millrose games February 4 through the nationals February 25 and early March K of C games. Notable invitees include Luigi Beccali and Jan Kusocinski with home stars Leo Sexton Bill Carr Bill Miller Jim Bausch Ralph Metcalfe Emmett Toppino Frank Wykoff Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke.
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Hailey
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Europe
United States
Daniel J. Ferris
Madison Square Garden
Ferris
Luigi Beccali
Italy
Jan Kusocinski
Poland
Leo Sexton
Ralph Metcalfe
Emmett Toppino
Little Southern
Frank Wykoff
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Annual Meeting Notice for High Point Building & Loan
Notice that the stockholders of High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association will meet at 208 South Main Street High Point North Carolina on Thursday January 26 1988 at 7 30 PM to elect the Board of Directors and conduct other business. Secretary H Ellis signs the notice with dates listed 12-22-20 1-5-12-19-26.
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High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
South Main Street
High Point
N. C
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