Panthers Face Greensboro Y In Gate City Clash Saturday
High Point College and Greensboro Y battle for a 22 17 win on the Gate City court as Forrest leads the Panthers with eight and Hauck and Ronth add six and five. Catawba College joins High Point for a Saturday Y M C A game shaping the Little Six race.
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Jack Boylin
Purple Panther
Bob Doak
Greensboro Y
Collegians
Gate City Court
Forrest
Gate City
Hauck
Ronth
Greensboro
Boylviites
High Pt. C. Greensboro Y. M
Mulligan
Harrison RF Baca
Hauck LF A
Moore Cc
Wisneser
Meyer RG Ludwig
Routh
High Point
Swartz
Pierce
Wall
Yow
Johnson
Fish
Belding
Timer
Jones
Tackett
Empire
Clary
Catawba College
Indians
Panthers
Atlantic Christian College
Maryville College of Tennessee
Fruit Pudding From Leftover Breakfast Items
A recipe suggests mixing breakfast leftovers with figs nuts and dates then grinding and steaming to make a pudding. This method uses bread crumbs and similar scraps to craft a fruit pudding with a rich texture.
Female alligator lays up to forty hard white eggs
The female alligator lays from zero to forty hard white eggs, about the size of a goose eggs.
Butler Bulldogs Feast on Leading Opponents
Butler's fast breaking Bull Dogs thrash Purdue Montana State and Vanderbilt in early season tilts. Oral Hildebrand and Marshall Christopher stand out, with Hinkle in his fourth year as coach. Bulldogs play 22 games including Nebraska Illinois Chicago Loyola Notre Dame.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Butler
Bull Dogs
Alf
Purdue
Montana State
Vanderbilt
Bulldogs
Nebraska
Illinois
Chicago
Loyola of Chicago
Notre Dame
Butler Bulldogs
Oral Hildebrand
Marshall Christopher
Tony Hunkle
East's Court Stars Avenging Grid Losses
The East rebounds in college basketball interregional play led by the Pittsburgh quintet. Pitt has 11 straight wins this season defeating Indiana, Northwestern, Ohio State and others as Duke and Georgia Tech also struggle against eastern teams.
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Associated Press
New York
Midwest
South
Far West
Mid-West
University of Pittsburgh
Charley Hyatt
Uniontown
Pitt
Indiana
Northwestern
Ohio State
Nebraska
Montana State
Wittenberg
Iowa
Notre Dame
Penn
Syracuse
Duquesne
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Michigan State
Ohio University
Creighton
John Carroll
Cleveland
Adrian
Elmhurst
Duke
Ammonia Wash For Floor Cleaning Of Rugs
Instructions advise washing on the floor using cloths wrung from suds with a little ammonia to refresh dingy rugs.
Wake Forest Beats Elon In Low-Scoring Tilt
In Winston-Salem, Wake Forest won 29 to 26 over Elon as part of a college football or basketball schedule. Nearby in Washington D C Columbia area South Carolina defeated Wofford 23 to 20.
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Wake Forest
Elon
Columbia, D. C
South Carolina
Wofford
Redskins Truck Ice To Hunting Grounds
In Sarasota Florida the Seminole Indians drive ice filled trucks into Everglades hunting grounds and rush their game to moving refrigerators pausing only to fill another truck. Circuit Judge Paul C Albritton notes Indians are one up on white brethren.
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Sarasota
Fla
Redskins
Collier County
Everglades
Paul C. Albritton
Sarasota County
Legion Aids 4-H Clubs With Financial Aid
The 40 and 8 society of the American Legion in New Hampshire offers financial aid to 4 H club members to support larger and better projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Aids Club
Society of the American Legion of
New Hampshire
Clemson Forwards Shine as Guards Lag in Scoring
Clemson college forwards are scoring well with 177 points in six games, leading Southern Conference teams. Opponents have scored 189 points against Clemson in the same span, signaling weaker guard play. Duke leads with 40.2 points per game, Maryland close behind at 40.5, while Virginia allows 59.5 per game.
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Atlanta
Clemson College
Bengal
Clemson
Duke
Blue Devils
Maryland
Virginia
Cavaliers
State Trackmen Schedule Eight Events for 1930 Season
Raleigh January 22 1930 The NC State track schedule announced by Athletic Director Ray Sherman lists eight engagements for the Techmen six dual meets. Open March 29 at Raleigh with Virginia Tech and close May 9 10 at the Southern Conference meet in Birmingham. Teams include VPI Washington and Lee Duke Davidson North Carolina with a state meet location to be decided. Captain Ottinger leads a ten man squad.
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Raleigh
N. C. State
Ray Sherman
Techmen
State
Greensboro
Virginia Polytech
Birmingham
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
V. M. Ir
Duke
North Carolina
Wille
Sermon
Ottinger
Stout
McGinn
Johnson
Alexander
Redfern
Patterson
Griffin
Weltmer
Paris
Lexington
Tar Babies Drill For Baby Deacons
Chapel Hill, N C January 22 The Tar Baby basketball squad drills intensely for Saturday night in Raleigh with the Wake Forest Frosh preceding a varsity game between the Tar Heels and Deacons It will be the Carolina Freshmen first appearance against freshman competition. Wilmer Hines and Beale are highlighted as promising up and coming stars.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Tar
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Tar Heels
Carolina
Leaksville
Oak Ridge
Durham High
Stuart Chandler
Wilmer Hines
Hines
Beale
Four All Weather Courts At Carolina
College athletics in Chapel Hill received approval to build four all weather tennis courts at the University of North Carolina. The surface uses crushed stone, hot oil, cedar sawdust, and rolling to create a cork like give. They expect completion by mid April under coach J F Renfield and visiting supervisor A D Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
J. F. Renfield
A. D. Browne
Peabody College
Knoxville
Tenn
Charity and Children To Stop Discussing Partisan Politics
OFF POLITICS LEXINGTON JAN 22 The weekly religious paper Charity and Children published at the Mille Home Baptist orphanage in Thomasville will no longer discuss partisan politics. Editor Johnson says the change aims to avoid causing offenses among readers in Davidson county.
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Lexington
Charity and Children
Davidson County
Mille
Thomasville
Johnson
Tar Heels Begin Winter Grid Work
Winter football practice opens at the University of North Carolina with about 100 candidates reporting. Coach Chuck Collins adds 87 on the first day, aiming for 100 plus, and plans four or more small squads for a winter series of two games weekly to crown a winter champion.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Collins
Don Holt
Bill Koenig
Lacy Harper
Fenton Adkins
Ray Farris
Bud Eskew
Jimmy Ward
Phil Jackson
Yank Spaulding
Brown
Crew
Gilbreath
Lipscomb
Nash
Wyrick
Branch
Magner
Electricity Boosts Rural California Use Growth Surges
Popular farmers in California adopted electricity for work and home use, with 49 967 paying over 14 303 500 dollars for current last year. The figure shows about a hundred percent rise in rural electricity consumption.
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California
Boxers Barred From Playing Baseball
Chicago January 22. Boxers refuse to play baseball after Baseball Commissioner Landis bans professionals. The boxers association led by Promoter Jim Mullen orders its members not to participate in baseball, insisting fights may continue but baseball is off limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
Benevolent Association of Boxers
Jim Mullen
Boxers’ Association
Edwards Ineligible To Defend NYU Indoor Half Mile Title
New York University officials announced Phil Edwards will be ineligible after January 31 and cannot defend his half mile crown at the upcoming intercollegiate indoor championships. Edwards won last year’s indoor half mile and anchored the two mile relay, as well as holding outdoor titles and Olympic experience for Canada.
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New York
New York University
Phil Edwards
The
Violets
Edwards
Canada
Doubleheader at High Point High Friday
High Point High School hosts a Friday doubleheader featuring the Marlettemen against Asheville highs and Miss Grace Henderson’s Greensboro girls versus Greensboro sextet. Asheville debuts athletically locally as exams pause eligibility until February 3.
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High Point High School
Marlettemen
Asheville
Grace Henderson
Greensboro
Land of the Sky
Gate City
Guilford
Marlette
Hanlon Refuses To Turn Over Forfeit To Shrine Hospital
Sacramento California January 22 William H Hanlon chairman of the California Boxing Commission says he cannot obey an Illinois order to pay a 19000 forfeited by Mickey Walker to Shrine Hospital. Walker posted the forfeit to guarantee risking his title against Tommy Loughran in March. Walker's manager Jack Kearns has a temporary injunction. The California Supreme Court must decide the disposition of the funds and will not convene for 30 days.
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Sacramento
Cal
William H. Hanlon
California Boxing Commission
T Illinois State Athletic Commission
Mickey Walker
Shrine Hospital
Walker
Illinois Commission
Tommy Loughran
Jack Kearns
Hanlon
California Supreme Court
Airing Pillows Advice for Sun and Heat
Do not sun feather pillows as heat releases feather oil. Hang pillows on a windy line to let air penetrate and freshen them.
Agua Caliente Golf Leader Dutra Heads Toward Third Round
Olin Dutra of Santa Monica led the Agua Caliente $25,000 tournament after 36 holes with 146. Horton Smith and Charles Guest trailed by one stroke, Mortie Dutra tied for third with 148, as 58 players advance with 36 holes left.
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Paul Zimmerman
Agua Caliente
California
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Cal
Missouri
Horton Smith
Charles Guest
Los Angeles
Dutra
Mortie
Tacoma
Wash
Olin
MacDonald Smith
Long Island
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
New York
al Espinosa
Chicago
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
al Watrous
Detroit
Clarence Clark
Tulsa
Okla
San Gabriel
Sub tropical Hawaii's geographic position noted
A geographic observation states that subtropical Hawaii lies nearer to Alaska's territory than to the United States mainland, highlighting regional proximity and potential implications for distant governance and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Territory of
Alaska
United States
Dempsey Seeks New Attraction For Feb Coliseum Date
Chicago report says Jack Dempsey hunted a replacement attraction for February 7 at the Coliseum after canceling his ten round bout with Canzoneri and Hess. Canzoneri suffered eye cuts requiring about a month of rest following a prior Berg fight.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
the Coliseum
Tony Canzoneri
Goldie Hess
Los Angeles
New York
Jack Berg
Canzoneri
Noted Sportsmen Visit Davidson
Lexington January 22 Three notable sportsmen James C Colgate of New York Arthur White of Middlebury Virginia and Henry A Colgate of New York visited Davidson County. They were guests of the Thomasville Shooting club and hunted quail in the club fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
James C. Colgate
New York
Arthur White
Middlebury
Henry A. Colgate
Thomasville
Elder Confederate veteran travels to Lexington by mule buggy
87 year old George F. Hedrick, a prominent farmer and Confederate veteran, rode into Lexington from Davidson county driving a 31 year old mule hitched to a 30 year old buggy. The unusual trip drew attention as a throwback to travel methods of a previous era.
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Lexington
Davidson County
George F. Hedrick
Chapel Hill Hosts Monograms Victory Over Charlotte
In Chapel Hill North Carolina the Monograms defeated Charlotte 23 to 19 on a brisk game night. The win highlights key plays by Monograms stars and sets a defensive tone for upcoming matchups.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Charlotte
Canada Claims Top Prizes at British Dairy Show
Ontario honey producers won first and second prizes at the British Dairy Show for the seventh straight year. The event is open to all producers worldwide and showcases global honey excellence.
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Canada
Ontario
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Hinkle
Veteran Athletes’ Association of Philadelphia
East’s Court Stars
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White Sox
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K. M. Landis
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Lena" Blackburne
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the Hoosier Mfg. CO
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Fatty) Spears
University of Oregon Eleven
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Denver
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Soug Meyers
Pocatello
Ida
Billy Rose
Cincinnati
Drew
Arthur Dekuh
Brooklyn
Big Bill Hartwell
Kansas City
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Mel Tipton
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Tony Legouri
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