Panthers Open Western Conference Play Against Gastonia
High Point awaits Elon Christians Saturday night as coach Marlette faces a strong Gastonia quintet at 8 p.m. on the high school court. The Black Bisons, having defeated Thomasville, Mills Home and High Point College Freshmen, will be hampered by ineligible players and lineup uncertainty. A preliminary girls game precedes at 7 p.m. between Senior and Sophomore teams.
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High Point High School
Gastonia High
Black Bisons
Thomasville High
Mills
High Point College
Marlette
College to Play High Point Elon's Christians Saturday Night
High Point College meets Elon in a North State Conference clash at Harrison gymnasium Saturday at 8. Captain Williams out for the Panthers as guard absence grinds their depth. Y M C A travels to Erlanger to face Lexington in a decisive Triangle showdown.
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High Point College
Elon
Harrison Gymnasium
Williams
Panthers
Erlanger
High Point
Lexington
Adams Millis Teams to Clash at Y M C A Saturday
Adams Millis outfits meet two strong rivals at the YMCA Saturday night at seven. The girls face Greensboro Full Fashioned in the opener, followed by a boys game in a return clash as locals seek revenge for a prior defeat.
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Adams-Millis
Greensboro
Adams-Millis Robbins And Paper Box Triumph In League Night
Adams-Millis Leather Mills, Robbins and Paper Box opened the second half of the Industrial Basketball League with wins. Adams-Millis edged Highland 31 to 27 as Wheeles and Cooper led the victors and Dennis top-scored for Highland. Robbins beat Stehli 38 to 26 with Cooper scoring 16 for the winners and Cumby and Johnston for the losers. Paper Box defeated Allen Jay 20 to 11 by halftime and 15 points each from BE Farlowe and Thomas paced the victors while Briles led Allen Jay with seven.
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Robbins
Paper Box
Highland
Wheeles
Cooper
Dennis
Stehli
Cumby
Johnston
Allen Jay
BE. F. Farlowe
Thomas
Briles
Salvation Army
Hickory
Carolina Steele
Army Lassies
Grey Hounds
Rowland
Hinkle
Hicks
Grissom
Spencer Dennis
Hoover
Se M, Anderson
Fee
B. Anderson
Norman
Harris
Munday
Ams Millis Ierriercy
Hina Cial
Spencer
Ing
Robbins Go
North State Tel. Co
Bolling
Apple
Dixon
Hampp
Sane
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Il Klemme
Davis
Bowers
M. Dixon
Koontz
Carraway
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Trogdon
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Tp Brown
Hucks
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Hobson Elder
Goodson
Bowman
Johnston Heen
L. O'Beirne
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Huff
Hendricks
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Eenree
H. P
Winkler
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BE. Farlow
F Powell
G¢ O'Brien
Croomer
Bumgarner
Kirby
Pickle Eeener
Ed Farlow
Jenkins
James
M. Lassiter
H. Rm
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Newcombe
Bryant
Clifton
W. Lasslater
Hartley
H. P. P. Box
C. Spencer
Gable
Jones
Sree
E Baker
Hart
Bombalis
Esteem
Fatty Fothergill's Nighttime Beer Prank Told by Teammates
Detroit era memories recount a late night room visit by Ty Cobb to Fatty Fothergill and Harry Heilmann. Fothergill, joking about beer, triggered Cobb to pop from a hidden door and demand fifty dollars for the stunt.
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Bob
Fatty” Fothergill
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Fatty
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Heillmann
Harry
Fothergill
New York
Cobb
Sunday School Basketball League Grows to Twelve Teams
Twelve teams joined the YMCA Sunday school league after an organization meeting. Play starts Thursday week. Judge Lewis B. E. Teague was elected president, Bunn Hackney vice president, and W. C. King secretary-treasurer. A schedule will be released soon. Teams include Ward Street M. E. Episcopal Welch M. P. First M. P. Central Friends South Main M. & Wesley Memorial Calvary M. E. Highland M. P. Green Street Baptist Trinity M. E. First Reformed.
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Lewis BE. Teague
Bunn Hackney
W. C. King
Ward Street M. E
Episcopal
Welch M. P
First M. P
Central Friends
South Main M
Wesley Memorail
Calvary M. E
Highland M. P
Green Street Baptist
Trinity M. E
First Reformed
Ohio State Coach Receives Pointers From Young Fan
Ohio State basketball director Harold Olson meets Billy Jones, 18, a junior high player who sent a advice letter. Olson invites him to discuss ideas, with Athletic Director L. W. St. John present briefly before Billy departs confident they will win.
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Columbus
Billy Jones
Harold G. Olson
Ohio State University
Jolly Olson
Billy
L. W. St. John
St. John
Mr. Olson
Olson
Shober Jackson Family Relocates to New Community
Mr and Mrs Shober Jackson and their family have moved from Raleigh to a new community. Miss Faye Jones spent Monday in Greensboro.
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Shober Jackson
Raleigh
Faye Jones
Greensboro
Fights Last Night Roundup From New Haven Dallas
In New Haven Jackie Davis 142 of Cleveland outpointed Louis Cocoa 140 of New Haven in a six round bout. In Quincy Joe Redd 146 of St Louis defeated Jackie Purvis 149 of Indianapolis in an eight round match. In Dallas Bobby Calmes 122 of Wichita Kansas outpointed ne Colima 410 of El Paso 82 percent.
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New Haven
Conn
Jackie Davis
Cleveland
Louis “Kid” Cocoa
Quincy
Joe Redd
St. Louis
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
Dallas
Tex
Bobby Calmes
Wichita
Kan
el Paso
Carolina and Virginia meet in major cage clash
Charlotte scene previews North Carolina versus Virginia tonight as the Cavaliers visit for a key Southern Conference showdown. Duke beat VMI 41 to 20 in the latest action while East Tennessee Teachers edged Appalachian State Normal 87 to 34.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Washington and Lee
Durham
Duke University
Piedmont College
Georgia
Western Carolina Teachers College
Cullowhee
Duke Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
Jim Thompson
Connie Mack
Boone
East Tennessee Teachers
Appalachian State Normal
Vines Evens Road Tour With Big Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines defeats Big Bill Tilden in three sets 6 3, 3 6, 6 3 at Cleveland Coliseum before 2300 fans. The match featured powerful serving and drives with Tilden noting readiness to meet all comers and hinting at a planned challenge against Hans Nusslein for the world pro title.
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Cleveland
Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Tiden
Coliseum
Vines
Tilden
Big Bill
Lynamo
California
Hans Nusslein
Nusslein
Wolfpack Gridders Name Ends Leaders For 1934 Campaign
North Carolina State College announces co captains for the 1934 season as Raymond Redding of Decatur Illinois and Kenneth Stephens of Apex North Carolina are elected ends and share leadership. Head coach Heardly W Anderson lauds the appointment after a football smoker where 15 players and two managers were introduced and five graduating seniors received miniature gold footballs.
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Raleigh
Heardly W
Hunk
Anderson
N. C. State College
Wolfpack
Raymond Redding
Decatur
Til
Kenneth Stephens
Apex
N. C
Notre Dame
BE. L. Cloyd
E. C. Brooks
Rhode Island CapitalsThrough History
For many years Providence and Newport shared the title as Rhode Island’s capitals, reflecting a shifting center of political and cultural life in the colony.
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Providence
Newport
Rhode Island
Garden May Match Levinsky-Camera In Titular Match
New York January drama at Madison Square Garden shifts toward King Levinsky as a title contender. Levinsky is booked for two bouts February 9 and March 2, with a possible third tune up before challenging Primo Carnera in June if Stallas defeats Loughran in Miami. Baer negotiations falter as Kilpatrick and Johnston pivot toward Levinsky amid Schmeling talk and Dempsey taunting a Baer rematch.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Max Baer
King Levinsky
Baer
the Garden
John R. Kilpatrick
Big Arena
Jimmy Johnston
Primo Carnera
Stallas
Tom Loughran
Miami
Levinsky
Lena
Chicago Drum
Levinsky Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Ager
Garden
Dempsey
Meling
San Francisco
Public hearings begin on North Carolina history texts
The North Carolina elementary textbook commission opened public hearings today in Raleigh to choose new history texts for state schools. Commissioner Clyde A. Erwin presides and says hearings will run through Friday. The State Fair bids section notes 1934 fair grounds leases and bids. Beethoven is noted as becoming deaf at age 27.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Clyde A. Erwin
Rutherfordton
W. Graham
Board of Ture
Nor ¥. Chambliss
Rocky Mo
George Hamid
York
Beethoven
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Footlight Parade
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Frances Dee Paul Lukas
Jean Parker
A Noamn Carolina Theatre
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Eevee Eee
Adame-Millis
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University of North Carolina
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Bucknell
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