High Point Wins Double Victory Over Gastonia Teams
High Point high school swept Gastonia 29 to 21 in the boys game while the Bisonettes edged Walnut Cove 41 to 32 in girls action. Pat Hall led the Bisonettes with 19 points as Walnut Cove’s Richardson tied for game high scoring.
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Bisonettes
Walnut Cove
High Point High School
Gastonia High Five
Biesonettes
High Point
Gastonia
Smi O Pares
Shepard
Linen
Issceceres
Hendricks
Vereee
Smith
Mickey
Gee
Reid
Jeawaneves
Iin
Ieee
Eccivius
Cathey
Tvery
Leary
Ballard
Peareon
Sscie
TN Ua
Bailey
Duke
Bryant
Pat Hall
Richardson
Cecil
Blackburn
Thomas and
Sowers
H. Point
W. Cove
Hall
Salvation Army Beats Goldsboro Five In Local Tilt
High Point Salvation Army defeated Goldsboro Salvation Army 27 to 15 in a five game, claiming the fifth consecutive win. Steele and Grissom paced High Point with strong performances while Simmons led Goldsboro. A rematch is set for February in High Point.
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High Point Salvation Army
Goldsboro Salvation Army
High Point
Seven Up Game Noted as Favorite for Easy Cheating
The ecartesharp favorite is the Seven Up game praised for its simplicity and ease of cheating, noted as the preferred pastime.
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Ecartesharp
Labarba to Face Watson in Madison Square Garden Show
New York January 21 Fidel Labarba has been named to oppose Seaman Watson British featherweight champion next Friday night at Madison Square Garden. If Labarba wins the winner will meet Kid Chocolate for the featherweight title in February. Labarba previously defeated Fiky Clark in 1927 and Watson gains his first U.S. test.
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New York
Bear Fidel Labarba
Seaman Watson
Madison Square
Garden
Kid Chocolate
Chocolate
Watson
Key West
Fla
Department of Labor
Stadium in Chicago placed in receivership but fights go on
The Chicago Stadium Corporation was placed in equity receivership in a foreclosure suit for 1 756 000. Receivers Sidney N. Strotz and Fred B Hwamel said the action would not affect scheduled events including National League hockey boxing six day bicycle racing and other attractions. The suit claims first mortgage 1 670 000 second mortgage 183 000 and debts 300 000.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium Corporation
James H. Wilkerson
Charlies E
White Team Wins Narrow Victory Over Adams-Millis 21 20
High Point High School White Team edged Adams-Millis 21 to 20 in a tight clash. Coach Spencer used 12 players while Adams-Millis relied on six. A later note recalls Adams-Millis defeating Leonard- Younts 14 to 18, with lineups listed and Vermont noted as the site of the first normal school.
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Spencer
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Orowaom
Semmes
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A. ‘Hinkle
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Leonard-Younts Club
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Yee Smith
Shelton Veeee
Stone Wes Millie
Hine
Charlotte Girl Is Oratorical Champ
Miss Janet Robinson of Charlotte won 76 dollars and a gold medal in the state wide oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion. Winners in the high school and collegiate divisions included Charles Lee Guy Jr of Dunn L H Fountain of Tarboro and Charles A Harris Jr Raleigh with Gene Simmons Tarboro as runners up. others were Ellen Wilson Marion and Robert Poole Stoneville. Prizes for second third and fourth were 60 25 and 15 dollars.
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Janet Robinson
Charlotte
Queens Chicora College
American Legion
Charles Lee Guy, Jr
Dunn
L. H. Fountain
Tarboro
Charles A. Harris, Jr
G. H. Brown
River Edge
N. J
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
Davidson
Gene Simmons
Mise Ellen Wilson
Marion
Robert Poole
Stoneville
Clothes Make the Man Birmingham Theft Suspect
Police stripped James Washington of his loot after his burglary arrest. Officers removed three suits of overalls a jumper three pants a sweater two undershirts and a pair of shoes from the clothing store theft.
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Birmingham
Alia
James Washington
Washington
Peddler's Patchy Gun Illusion Scares Evansville Woman
A man with a patch over one eye and a gun at door in Evansville frightened Mrs. R. H. Seickan who then learned the weapon was only a pencil revolver prop. Police traced the scare to an eager pencil salesman. the gun turned out to be a harmless prop.
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Evansville
Ind
R. H
Fighis Card Night of Upsets in New York
Hans Birkie of Germany outpointed James J. Hraddock of Jersey City in a ten round battle. Johnny Rousseau of Montreal scored a points win over Paria Apice of Boston in five rounds. Johnny Bonito of New York defeated Eddie Holmes of Providence in five rounds, while Charley Hudson of New York fell to R. 1 in five rounds.
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New York
Hans Birkie
Germany
James J. Hraddock
Jersey City
Johnny Rousseau
Montreal
Johnny Bonito
Paria Apice
Boston
Eddie Holmes
Providence
R. 1
Charley Hudson
Boston Boxing Bout Ends After Maloney Injury
In Boston Jose Santa from Portugal stopped challenger Jimmy Maloney. Maloney could not continue due to injury, ending the match.
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Boston
Jose Santa
Portugal
Jimmy Maloney
Maloney
Rosenbloom defeats Burns in San Antonio bout
Light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom outpointed challenger Chuck Burns of San Antonio, Texas, in a ten round match.
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Winston-Salem
Maxie Rosenbloom
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Tex
Tony ta Rue Outpoints Willie Williams in Colorado Bout
Tony ta Rue of Penver Colorado Springs defeated Willie Williams of Denver by decision, advancing in a local boxing card. Williams faced a ten count in the 10th round, while ta Rue secured the win on points.
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Penver
Tony Ta Rue
Colorado Springs
Willie Williams
Denver
Rees Fields Edges Patch in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland, Rees Fields defeated Mose Patch of Pittsburgh by points, while Billy Holt of Homewood Pa outpointed Ray Kyle of Barberton Ohio. The card lists two decisions on the night with fielding opponents noted.
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Pittaburgh
Rees Fields
Cleveland
Mose Patch
Pittsburgh
Billy Holt
Homewood
Ray Kyle
Barberton
Proceeds From Army Navy Game Donated to Charity
One third of the net proceeds from the last Army Navy football game were donated to charity as announced by Major General W D Connor at West Point. Most funds went to the army relief society at West Point and the navy relief society at Annapolis, with further help to local relief groups in players’ hometowns. Georgetown S C, home of Army end Dick King, participated in the distribution.
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N. Y
W. D. Connor
United States Military Academy
Army Relief Society
Navy Relief Society
Annapolis
Connor
Georgetown
S. C
Dick King
Army End
Fred Webb Faces Lefthand Golfers Title Clash
Fred Webb of Shelby N C meets E G Livesay of Columbus Ohio in a 36 hole final at the Miami Biltmore course for the 1st national lefthanded golf championship. Webb elimin ated J L Matthews of Miami 3 and 2 in the semi final while Livesay defeated Jimmy Weet two up.
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Fra
Miami Biltmore
E. G. Livesay
Columbus
Fred Webb
Shelby
N. C
Webb
J. L. Matthews
Miami
Livesay
Golfers Association of America
Jimmy Weet
Miami Ace
Bozeman Leads In World Three Cushion Billiards Tourney
J N Bozeman Jr of Vallejo California held the early lead in the world three cushion billiards championship in Chicago. Clarence Jackson of Detroit could tie with Bozeman if he wins his next match as Bozeman extended his streak by defeating Hall 50 to 34 in 43 innings. Johnny Layton Sedalia Missouri and Arthur Thurnbald Chicago were set for a night match.
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Chicago
J. N. Bozeman, Jr
Vallejo
Cal
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
A Reisert
Philadelphia
Ville
Buffalo
N. Jackson
Allen Ball
Bozeman
Hall
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Arthur Thurnbald
Great Britain Leads in Combined Trade Value
Great Britain outstrips the United States in imports while the United States trails in exports. Britain ranks first in total value of exports and imports combined, with the United States in second place.
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Great Britain
United States
Ball Stars Sign Contracts as Holdouts Ease
Baseball payroll talks turned optimistic as stars like Herman and Meine settled terms for 1933. The Cubs under William L. Veeck added George Stainback from the PCL in a deal that included Ed Baecht Marvin Gudat and an unnamed pitcher in exchange. Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and others remained on the holdout list.
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Herbert W. Barker
AP Sports
New York
Floyd Caves Herman
Heinie Meine
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Vernon Gomez
Lsted
Herman and
Meine
Waner Brothers
Bill Terry
Goose Goslin
Charley Gehringer
Freddie Lindstrom
al Simmons
George Davis
Joe Vosmik
Herman
Los Angeles
William L. Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Veeck
George Stainback
Cubs
Ed Baecht
Marvin Gudat
Pirates President Meets Meine In Courtesy Talk
Meine paid a courtesy call on E. Benswanger, president of the Pittsburgh Pirates, and agreed to terms for next season. He was a persistent holdout last year and his late start affected his record. He won 12 games and posted nine losses, versus 19 victories and % defeats in 1931 when the Pirates were weaker.
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Meine
E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Joe Vosmik Secures Raise Amid Indian Contract Talk
Cleveland Indians outfielder Joe Vosmik reportedly reviewed his contract and agreed all was well with a presumed raise though no formal confirmation was issued. The move signals continued value for Vosmik as a key offensive player.
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Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
Yankees sign two unknowns as Ruth remains absent
The New York Yankees announced signed contracts with two young players not yet identified for public consumption. Earle Combs reportedly fumed over offers for next season amid rumors surrounding the team headquarters.
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New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Kentucky
Earle Combs
Giants Secure Hughey Crutz Signature on Contract
The New York Giants reported signing Hughey Crutz to a contract while Freddy Fitzsimmons' unsigned deal reportedly returned to the business office, per industry grapevine chatter.
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New York Giants
Hughey Crutz
Grapevine
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Veteran in finals for amateur title in Glenn Curtiss trophy
Lee Chase Sr. of Buffalo N Y defeated Don Soccoli of New Britain Conn 2 and 1 to reach the 26 hole final for the Glenn H Curtiss amateur golf trophy in Miami Fla Brooks Glenn of Miami advanced 1 up over A Brillhart of Miami in the semifinal
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Miami
Fla
Don Soccoli
New Britain
Wake Forest Students Seek Action on Coach Controversy
Wake Forest trustees hear a student petition urging an early definite decision on Pat Miller’s head coaching role. The move aims to end dissension, unify sentiment, and resolve whether to retain Miller as coach amid alumni and student clashes over admissions to the Southern Conference.
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AKE Forest
Wake Forest
Pat Miller
D. B. Bryan
Duke keeps edge in Big Five race with 86 29 win over Wolfpack
Duke surged to an early eight point lead and traded blows with N C State, winning 86 to 29 in Raleigh as Duke and Carolina remain the sole Big Five front runners. Referee Hackney called the contest rough while coaches Sermon and Cameron disputed several calls. Appalachian rallied to beat Western Carolina 60 49 in overtime after a late tie.
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Charlotte
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
Duke
Devils
State
Wolfpack A
Buan Hackney
Ray Sermon
Eddie Cameron
Carolina
Appalachian
Western Carolina Teachers
Executor's Notice for J A Dunbar Estate in Guilford NC
Clarence Dunbar advertises as Executor of J A Dunbar deceased Guilford County NC. He requests all claims be presented by January 21 1934 or barred and all debts be paid promptly. Notice dated January 21 1933 with multiple publication dates.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
Clarence Dunbar
J. A. Dunbar
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