Tennessee Fans Hopeful as Neyland Returns to Coaching
Jubilant Volunteers, eager for a football revival, welcome Major Bob Neyland back toward coaching after a 23 year Army career. Neyland is expected to sign a five year contract at 12500 dollars annually and lead spring practice amid a nucleus of promising players.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wee Uupr Umemy
Tennessee
Neyland
Bob
Army
Canal E
Bill Britton
Britton
Eyland
Tennes
M. B. Banks
Leleven
Dixie
High Point Boy Named Band Manager at Brown University
James R. Rigby Jr of High Point North Carolina has been appointed manager of the Brown University band for one year. He is a Taun Mass high school graduate and previously served as assistant manager and was on the desk's list for high academic achievement.
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High Point Boy
Providence
R. I
James R. Rigby, Jr
High Point
N. C
Brown University
Rigby
Taun- Mass Hich
Tigers Face Offseason Questions After World Series
Detroit reports Marvin Owen vows to compete for a starting spot despite a limited World Series showing. He cites English Flea Ion Laabs and Ross as potential challengers while the club plans to rebuild for next year with strong roster depth.
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Detroit
Marvin
Detroit Tigers
Owen
English
Fleaifion
Laabs
Ross Will
Vanderbilt Stable Dominates Rest of Racing Field
New York January 22 The Vanderbilt stable led by Alfred Wynne Vanderbilt tops racing talk today with multiple thoroughbreds in training after earning more money and captures than any other owner last year.
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New York
the Coun
Alfred Wynne Vanderbilt
Youngetsman
Finney Tries Again In 1930s Injury Comeback
Hal Tinney, once struck in the head at Toronto in 1934 and injured in 1935, has recovered full vision and plans to join the Irates on a southern trip this spring to ease their catching burden.
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Pittsburgh
Hal Tinney
Toronto
Ion
Desert Doom: Dead Sea Lacks Outlet and Life
The Dead Sea has no outlet and no animal life. Birds and animals avoid the region.
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Dead Sea
Boxing training urged as Golden Glove meet nears
High Point boxers are urged to begin conditioning for the late February through March amateur tournament at the Y M C A. Harry Bolick Jr leads instruction with support from local pros including George Canipe Jack Smith Verlis Freeman Ralph Johnson and Vurgess Leonard as officials set dates for the Carolinas A A U Golden Glove meets and eligibility rules.
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High Point
Harry Bolick, Jr
Jake Wade
Carolinas
South Carolina
Atlanta
George Canipe
Jack Smith
Verlis Freeman
Ralph Johnson
Vurgess Leonard
Roundup of college, boxing and coaching notes in sports
Dr Frank Graham's plan to cut athlete aid sparks debate with Duke and North Carolina foes voicing opposition. Duke president Fow walks out as Southern Conference talks loom. Dan McGugin of Vanderbilt dies after long Nashville stay. Michigan coach Kipke injured in toboggan crash. Carnera eyeing fights in Chicago or Los Angeles. Texas league managers Me Manus at Tulsa and Coleman at San Antonio. Connie Mack shifts to golf in Florida amid Philadelphia criticism.
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Eddie Briptz
Associated Press
New York
Frank Graham
U. of North Carolina
North Carolina
Durham
Duke University
Graham
Fow
Duke
Athich Graham
Wallace Wade
Dan
Nashville
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Northwest
Charlie Retzlaff
Stuldreher
Primo Carnera
Italy
Buddy Beer
Chicago
Los Angeles
Marty Me
Manus
Tulsa
Bob Coleman
San Antonio
Joe Louis
Max Fact
James J. Braddock
Connie Mack
Florida
Philly
Duke Faces Move From Southern Conference and Other Notes
AP reports Duke may leave the Southern Conference while North Carolina advances its cleanups. Maurice Shevlin predicts a future heavyweight wrestling champ will resign from Southern California. Midwest scribes doubt Clark Shaughnessy will move. Chicago offers him tenure after Harvard overtures. Notre Dame’s Layden gets a life professorship. Bernie Bierman’s pay and radio work noted. Bachman forecasts a second Losten massacre as Michigan State vs Boston College looms. Notre Dame’s football fortunes are discussed as slipping needy.
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Eddie Briptz
Associated Press
New York
Duke
Frank Graham
U. of North Carolina
Maurice
Shevlin
St. Louis Globe Democrat
California
Midwest
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Harvard
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Warren Brown
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Boston College
Frisco Journalist Prescott Sullivan Shifts Papers
Prescott Sullivan leaves one Frisco newspaper for another with a $1260 signing bonus and a weekly wage of $125.
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Gentry
Prescott Sullivan
Nashville Star Barred From Playing By County Injunction
Sammye Jeanette Rushing, 23, Olympic broad jumper and former 1932 U S team member, is prohibited by a Davidson county injunction from playing with any other Nashville team this year. Andrew Jackson business university claimed a scholarship and contract. Rushing denied enrolling at the school and said she will seek dissolution of the injunction and may join another local team.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Andrew Jackson Business University
R. B. C. Howell
Sammye Jeannette Rushing
Davidson County
Miss Rushing
Comely Basketeer
Billy Hudson
Andrew Jackson
Donn
Ber
West Tennessee Teachers of
Memphis
Babe Didvikson
Dallas
Texas
YMCA and Salvation Army Offer Early Gym Training Sessions
The committee urges interested individuals to contact the YMCA to arrange immediate gymnasium training. Salvation Army class hours will be announced later, otherwise held at home.
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Salvation Army
Unger Resigns Post As Davidson Coach
J W Doe Unger head wrestling coach at Davidson college resigns after five years. No successor named as Unger considers future options. His teams won the state wrestling championship last year while Davidson’s football and basketball staff were retained.
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Davidson
J. W. (Doe) Unger
Davidson College
Unger
Unser
Doc Newton
Gene McEver
Flake Laird
Black Bisons dominate Lexington 37 to 7 in basketball
High Point's Black Bisons deliver a stifling defense holding Lexington to zero field goals. Winter Sprye scores 12 points as High Point leads 13-1 early and 30-6 after three periods. Lexington scores only via free throws.
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Lexington
Sprye
Black Bisons
High Bisons
High Point High School
Lexington High Five
Bisons
Bison
Wade Marlette
High Point
Winter Sprye
Pikas
Semnaniane Ate
MS An Ccey Ince
Xington
Batley
Siowan Welsh
England's New King All Around Sport Fan And Golfer
New York dispatch profiles Edward VIII as a vigorous sportsman with broad interests from horse racing to boxing and tennis. It notes his leading role in golf, his growing international popularity, and his reduced riding due to safety concerns after spills.
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England
New York
Britain
Edward VIII
Edward
Three Tilts Set At Salvation Army Gym In LA
Three games on the Salvation Army gymnasium schedule begin at 6 45 pm. The main event features the LA Seniors versus the Brown Rogers Dixon club of Winston Salem as a strong Twin City rival. The opening game pairs Trinity High boys against the M P orphanage five followed by Trinity High girls versus M P girls.
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Salvation Army
L. A
Brown-Rogers- Dixon Club
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Trinity High
M. P. Orphanage
M. P
Gamecocks Suffer Two Court Losses
The University of South Carolina Gamecocks returned from a two game trip to North Carolina with two losses. They were defeated 38 to 18 by North Carolina and then 81 to 54 by NC State in Raleigh.
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Gamecocks
Columbia
8. C
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
North Carolina
University of North Caroline
N. C. State
Raleigh
South Carolina
UNC Athletes Face Proposed Code Discrimination Claim
A UNC athletic council resolution argues the Graham plan to change athletic eligibility would discriminate against athletes and unfairly alter rules across the Southern Conference. The unanimous resolution opposes income-source disclosures and alumni subsidization bans, urging no changes to eligibility rules.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Athletic Council
Durham
Durham County Alumni Association
Graham
National Association of State Universities
Frank Graham
H. G. Baiy
A. W. Hollis
H. D. Wolf
Fay Roberson
Bowmandray Jr
Winston-Salem
Earl Holt
Oak Ridge
Jackool
Jim Meach
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Rogers Captain Wake Forest 1936 Football Team
Ed Rogers 20 year old junior from Apex will captain the 1936 Wake Forest football team. He was elected yesterday by the 1935 lettermen and has been a regular for two seasons.
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Wake Forest
Ed Rogers
Rogers
Apex
Fire resistant cotton treatment using chemicals
Chemicals render cotton fire resisting and moisture proof, offering improved durability. The process enhances fabric safety and longevity for textiles and industrial uses.
Nevers Moves Up to Head Coach at Lafayette College
Ernie Nevers, longtime Stanford assistant under Pop Warner and Tiny Thornhill, renowned as a top fullback for the Indians, has been named head coach at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania succeeding Herb McCracken.
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Pop Warner
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford
Blond Ernie Nevers
Indians
Nevers
Herb McCracken
Lafayette College
Easton
Marsh and Harriss Covington Clash for First Half Title
The Amateur Basketball league schedules a full Thursday night at the YMCA. Marsh and Harriss Covington lead tied at the top and will meet to decide the first half champions after 6:30 and 7:15 p.m. games. Standings show Harriss Covington 6 1 838 and Marsh 5 4 666 among others.
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Harriss-Covington and Marsh
Marsh
Harriss-Covington
Adams-Millis
Amos
Tomlinson
Highland
Marsh-Harriss- Covington
Globe Parlor
DeMolay
JL. Pet
Millis Pointer
Flashes of Life and Robins Signal Early Spring
Meteorologist Cc. E. Hadley notes waves of life as a tornado and windstorm pattern typically seen in March appears early in Chattanooga Tennessee. He says early spring signals include robins migrating northward in large numbers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cc. E. Hadley
Southland
Hadley
Court grants separate maintenance to nurse and alimony
Newark New Jersey Mrs Cathryn Cook 31 a nurse obtained a decree for separate maintenance after alleging her husband Charles took her false teeth to keep her home. She was awarded 10 dollars weekly alimony.
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Newark
N. J
Cathryn Cook
Charles
Star in the Face predicts severe cold and snow
Rasy St Paul notes the thermometer at 29 below at a Minnesota point. Star in the Face William F Munch of White Earth reservation recalls predicting heavy snow and cold last fall and explains his method of foreseeing the storm by watching a white man add storm windows and bank houses.
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Rasy ST. Paul
Mercury
Minnesota
William F. Munch
Probation Office Needs Additional Staff in Chicago
Walter K Urich head of the probation department at the federal courthouse reported to district court judges that a statistical survey shows an imperative need for 2.28 more female staff members in his office.
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Chicago
Walter K. Urich
Federal Courthouse
Widows Succeeds as Doniphan County Commissioner in Troy
Six men initially sought to replace the late W V Straud as Doniphan County commissioner in Troy Kansas but after learning his widow was a candidate they signed a joint statement urging she be given the post. The widow was appointed to the office.
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Troy
Kans
W. V. Straud
Doniphan County
Local Man Held As Result of Tragedy East of Greensboro
Greensboro reported a fatal crash east of the city when Miss Mary Ena Holt 21 Guilford county and William Myrick 80 Proximity died in a collision involving a truck driven by W W Hussey of Point. Hussey injured lightly as the auto stalled. The two victims died from injuries sustained when the automobile tried to pass the truck and collided with its side.
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Greensboro
Mary Ena Holt
Guilford County
William Myrick
W. W. Hussey
Point
Miss Holt
Myrick
Hussey
Hussey Held on Manslaughter Charge in Greensboro Truck Crash
W. W. Hussey, a local truck driver involved in a fatal Greensboro accident Monday, was ordered held on $1,000 bond for a hearing this Saturday at 2 o'clock on a manslaughter charge.
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W. W. Hussey
Greensboro
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