High Point Wrestlers Open Home Season Tonight
The 1924 High Point high school wrestling team debuts at home against Greensboro at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Basketball team plays Gastonia in a Western Conference tilt with coach Wade Marlette optimistic for a win. Noted match features Jack Copeland versus Joe Koury, while Bill Bailey referees and Col. Harry Raymond judges.
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High Point High School
Greensboro Grapplers
Black Bison Basketeers
Gastonia
Textile Center
Wade Marlette
Bilson
Thomasville High Club
Greensboro
Jack Copeland
Joe Koury
Copeland
Koury
Bill Bailey
Simion
Col
Harry Raymond
W. C. Jones
Triangles Defeat Spencer 50 to Thirty Three
High Point YMCA Triangles over Spencer YMCA club 50 to 33 at home. Early lead built by halftime 26 to 12. Raper scored 14 and Farlowe 10 for the winners while Holt led Spencer with 13 points.
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High Point Y. M. C. A
Spencer Y Club
High Point
Raper
Farlowe
Holt
High Point Grr
Ed Farlowe
Parlowe
Martin
A. Cooper
Mooney
Moore
Strayhorn
Grubb
Smith
Spencer
Fights Last Night Roundup Across Cities
In Cleveland Frankie Wallace outpointed Frankie Klick. In Rochester Jackie Davis defeated Steve Halasko. Chicago bouts saw Mickey Joy outpoint Johnny Stroppa. Los Angeles saw Eddie Zivic KO Joe Disck. Each match listed weights and city venues with brief outcomes.
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Rochester
Jackie Davis
Cleveland
Steve Halasko
Auburn
N. Wudrew
Chicago
Mickey Joy
Johnny Stroppa
Winnipeg
Man
Los Angeles
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Joe Disck
Backache causes and prevention by posture and X rays
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains backache as a major ailment tied to constipation and civilization. He notes spinal structure, posture, and joint cushions, and how testing in various positions reveals alignment and pain sources. Industrial strains, foot issues, and sagging beds contribute, with X rays aiding diagnosis. A small pillow under the back and knees can prevent postural strain.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hubbell Sees Giants Repeating. Eyeing 1934 Season
Meeker Oklahoma January report quotes Carl Hubbell, pitcher and pecan farmer, predicting the Giants will repeat as champions. He discusses the new American League ball, his screwball, and bunting adjustments. Hubbell plans to visit Oklahoma City for a basketball game, receive the Baseball Writers’ Award in New York, and later teach Oklahoma pitchers his screwball before spring training. He farms 160 acres near Meeker with grafted pecans and aims to balance farming with baseball duties.
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Meeker
Okla
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Giants
Hubbell
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Oklahoma City
Pepper
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
New York
Baseball Writers’ Association
California
University of Oklahoma
Jefferson Standard Lite declares $8 per share stock dividend
Greensboro January 23 The Jefferson Standard Lite Insurance company announces a semi annual stock dividend of eight dollars per share.
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Greensboro
Jefferson Standard Lite Insurance Company
Girl in critical condition after car wreck
Florence report states Miss Jean Brunson age 14 remains in critical condition with a skull fracture from a Sunday automobile wreck. Parents Mr and Mrs M C Brunson are named in the life care update as authorities await developments this afternoon.
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Florence
8. C
Jean Brunson
M. C. Brunson
Snavely to Get Welcome Tonight
Carl Snavely arrives in Chapel Hill to be honored at a welcome dinner hosted by The Daily Tar Heel. UNC players will attend. a joint student gathering follows at Graham Memorial as spring practice begins tomorrow.
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Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
Bucknell
University of North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Daily Tar Heel
Graham Memorial
Snavely
Maxwellee
Strikers Clash as Egg Barrage Hits Officials
Samuel Squibb president of the Granite Cutters Association and R C C Wood federal mediator met in Mountairy to settle a dispute with the North Carolina Granite Co. workers on strike. A clash yesterday saw picketers hurl rotten eggs and missiles at officials, with police anticipating arrests of several demonstrators.
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Mountairy
Samuel Squibb
Granite Cutters’ Association
R. C C. Wood
North Carolina Granite Co
CWA payroll in North Carolina estimated at 973684
Last week's payroll in North Carolina is estimated at 973684 dollars by state administrator Mrs. Thomas O Berry. At least 75420 persons are employed on CWA projects in the state.
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CWA
Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas O’berry
Tar Heels Face State in Big Five Showdown
In Raleigh on Wednesday night North Carolina seeks a victory over state rival N C State to stay in the Big Five race with Duke. Tar Heels aim to move into a tie atop the standings after a 36 31 comeback win by Virginia over the Cavaliers and the Red Terrors challenge. Leroy Jay and Rob McQuage paced the N C State attack with 12 and nine points respectively.
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N. C. State
Red Terrora
White Phantoms
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Tar Heel
Duke
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
Stuart Aitken
Stellar Httle
Red Terrors
Tar
Virginia
Cavaliers
Leroy Jay
Rob McQuage
Terrors
Jay
McQuage
Rex
Rogers
North Carolina
Virginians
Broadway’s four footed stars find work or rest at Ben Hur Stables
In New York City a long standing stable run by Ed ward Fills supplied animals for theater opera and parades. Brownie the 39 year old Ben Hur horse is a famed pensioner who never has to work again. A war dog named Rags on Governors Island earned hero’s honors while serving with the First Division and later lived out his days with Major Hardenburgh at Fort Jay.
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Broadway
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Edward Fills
Ippodrome Theater
Metropolitan
Filla
Players Club
Fills
Eliza
Brownie
England
Walter Hampden
Governors Island
Rags
Donovan
Paris
Signal Corps
Raymond Hardenburgh
Fort Jay
Argonne
Hardenburghs
France
Increase of Three Dollars In Tobacco Prices In Winston
Winston Salem tobacco market closed Monday after a strong reopening run. 699,884 pounds sold for 104,491.92 dollars at an average of 14.93 dollars per cwt, with wrappers fetching high prices and smoking grades selling well. Notable sales include Bernice Moore’s 460 pounds at 169.96 dollars, average 35 dollars.
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Winston-Salem
Bernice Moore
Rockingham County
Nonnie Hinshaw
Liberty
Odola Moore
cotton sacks urged for flour buyers in state
Governor Blackwood urged Mississippi housewives to buy flour only in cotton sacks, as flour millers prepare to pack goods in cotton at the suggestion.
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Columbia
8. C
Blackwood
Plans to close 19 of 62 license offices
Raleigh January 23. Plans were under way to close 19 of 62 state branch offices selling 1924 automobile license plates. Director L E Harris said 296000 pairs already sold and further sales likely to slow until April when a one fourth reduction is granted to license buyers.
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Raleigh
Harris
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Juniors Beat Freshmen in Girls Intramural Battle
The Juniors defeated the Freshmen 28 to 14 in an afternoon girls high school intramural basketball game. Hyman led the winners with seven points, Chesson had six, while Charles scored 11 of the losers points.
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Hyman
Chesson
Charles
Convict Captured in Greenville After Five Months
George Green escaped from the North Carolina state prison and was captured in Greenville last night after five months of freedom.
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Greenville
8. C
George Green
North Carolina
Payrole Cut Cuts Columbia Prices Amid CWA Fund Withdrawal
Malcolm Miller state administrator estimates withdrawal of CWA funds for buying materials has reduced the weekly price in this state by 225000 dollars.
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Columbia
S&s. C
Malcolm Miller
Petrolle Plans Fresh Push in Non Title Bout
Billy Petrolle, aged Duluth slugger, seeks to shed weight worries and renews focus on his 10 to none title bout with Barney Ross. Petrolle insists at 140 pounds he is unbeaten against McLarnin and aims to rebalance his career after recent defeats. Ross hopes to repeat his 1932 win and edge Petrolle toward a possible welterweight title challenge.
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Fargone Petrolle
Hm Warriors
Billy
Barney Ross
New York
Associated Press
Billy Petrolle
Barney
Iseum
Duluth
Tony Soneri
Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Petrolle
McLarnin
State Fans Promised Fair Team By New NC State Coach
RALEIGH January 25 A new NC State football coach told a Raleigh civic luncheon the outlook for next fall is a fair team He added I promise that each year as long as I am satisfied with the team it will be proved This statement came amid hopes for steady improvement for the Wolfpack team.
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Raleigh
N. C. State Lege
Addresal
Civic of
Deaths and obituaries across South Carolina towns
Florence Dr. Davis 68 pioneer druggist Marion 89 son Belmont John M late veteran Cherryville Stroupe 62 former tax official and town councilman in Cherryville listed in local death notices from South Carolina communities.
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Dr. Davis
Marion
Belmont
John M
Cherryville
Stroupe
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