Doubleheader Cage Bill At High School Tonight
Asheville boys meet High Point while Greensboro girls face Asheville girls in a late season league doubleheader staged after mid year exams. The girls play at 7 30 with the boys follow. Garland Ridge replaces Pap Hill in the lineup. Referee is F Bailey of the Y M C A.
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Wade Marlette
Grace Henderson
Asheville
Greensboro
High Point
Mountain City
Garland Ridge
Pap Hill
Ridge
Hill
Willard
Moffitt
Reed
Hinkle
Duke's High Scoring Five Sets the Pace in Dixie Race
Duke University, led by 6'4" center Joe Croson and a core of eight-year teammates, surged to 275 points in four games, averaging 68. Croson has 94 in four contests, while Harry Councillor Bill Werber and Roland Farley along with George Rogers support a fast, deceptive lineup as Duke challenges for the Dixie title.
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Duke
Dixie
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Dixie Loop
Blue Devils
Esse
Carolina State
Devils
Joe Croson
Harry Councillor
Bill Werber
Croson
Washington, D. C
Devil
Roland Farley
George Rogers
Big Guns
Werber
Farley
Councillor
Carnera and Peterson set for Madison Square Garden clash
Primo Carnera the 6 foot 8 inch Italian weighs about 270 pounds faces Buck Weaver in a ten round scheduled bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Peterson from Minneapolis weighs about 215 pounds and is considered a strong test for Carnera in his American debut. Larry Johnson meets Fred Lenhart in a ten round semi final while Warren from North Carolina battles Buck Weaver in the undercard.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Venice
Madison Square Garden
Big Boy
Peterson
Minneapolis
Carnera
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Joe Sekura
Fred Lenhart
Spokane
Wash
Lenhart
Phil Mercurio
Add Warren
North Carolina
Buck Weaver
Medicine Lodge
Tommy Hitchcock Jr Still Tops Poloists in United States
New York January 24 Hitchcock captain of the United States international forces remains the kingpin of American polo. Revised handicaps left his rating at ten goals, the highest in the game, with F W C Guest at nine goals. The two led the field.
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New York
Tommy Hitchcock, Jr
United States
United States Polo Association
Hitchcock
F. W. C. Guest
Yale
Cape Fashion Blooms Across Daytime and Evening Wear
Cape themed garments dominate wardrobes with capes on short jackets and coats for day use and capelets and wraps for evening occasions. The trend highlights cape sleeves and stylish layering across seasons.
Sarazen Wins Agua Caliente Open in Big Money Golf Debut
Gene Sarazen, the New York professional, captured the Agua Caliente Open in Lower California. The win marks golf’s rise into the big money class, with Sarazen seizing the title on January 24.
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Agua Caliente
Lower
California
Gene Sarazen
New York
Sarazen Captures Agua Caliente Open in Dramatic Finish
Sarazen nudges past Horton Smith and Al Espinosa to win the Agua Caliente Open with a 295 total and a course record 58. He earns 10 000 dollars, the largest prize on the Pacific coast winter money circuit, as 115 starters faced soggy and windy conditions over four days.
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Sarazen
Agua Caliente
Golfing Mart
Missouri
Ozark
Horton Smith
al Espinosa
Chicago
Wirt G. Bowman
Agua Caliente Company, Inc
George von Elm
Detroit
Simon Pure
von Elm
Dutra Brothers
Olin
Santa Monica
Calif
Mortie
Tacoma
Wash
Smith
Espinosa
Dutras
Los Angeles
Grantland Rice Favored To Defend Golf Title
Palm Beach Fla January 24 1935 favored Grantland Rice sports writer faces Jefferson Machamer Sandy Point L I in final round of the annual artists and writers golf tournament Rice beat Fontaine Fox four and three yesterday Machamer defeated Hal Evans one up to reach the final.
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Palm Behach
Fla
Grantland Rice
Jefferson Machamer
Sandy Point
L. I
Artists and Writers
Rice
Fontaine Fox
Machamer
Hal Evans
New York
Invention date debate echoes in early steam ideas
The article recalls that while 1829 is often cited for the locomotive, Solomon de Cause, a Frenchman, published a 17th century treatise on using boiling water to push carriages and ships with steam, and he was confined to an asylum in 1630.
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Solomon de Cause
Jupiter's Great Diameter Revealed by Astronomers
Astronomers report Jupiter as the solar system's largest planet with a diameter of 86 500 miles, highlighting its immense scale relative to other worlds and marking a record for planetary size.
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Jupiter
Zeppelin Quiz Promises Passes For Answers
A newspaper prompt asks five questions about airships and Zeppelins. It seeks reader responses on which poet attempted an airship, who powered the first successful airship, who first crossed the English Channel by flight, the first Zeppelin across the Atlantic, and which film about Zeppelins is now showing locally.
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Enterprise Office
American Theatre
English Channel
Atlantic
Peanut crop origins reach from missionary trade to China
The Chinese peanut crop now surpasses American production, tracing back to a mission transfer four quarts of American peanuts taken to China about forty years ago.
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China
Grease Plot Fails in Fight Between Sam Pruitt and Bob Armstrong
In a 19th or early 20th era scheme, Sam Pruitt was greased to gain an advantage against Bob Armstrong. A nose grease oversight led to Armstrong punishing Pruitt with repeated blows, causing heavy bleeding and a lost match. Pruitt blamed the misstep on the grease error and quipped about Edison.
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Spider Kelly
Sam Pruitt
Sam
Bob Armstrong
Armstrong
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Sharkey
Spider
Pruitt
Napoleon
Mister Edison
Americans Lead In Canadian Tennis Semi finals
The Canadian indoor championships reach the semi finals with Americans J Gilbert Halls and George Lott joining Fritz Mercur and Herbert Bowman. Hall defeats Willard Crocker 6 3 11 4 and Bowman beats Marcel Rainville 6 3 6 4. Lott edges Brian Doherty 9 7 6 4 while Mercur wins 6 2 6 8 6 3.
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Montreal
Que
United States
J. Gilbert Halls
Montclair
N. J
George Lott
Chicago
Fritz Meeur
Bethlehem
Herbert L. Bowman
New York
Hall
Tonedner
Willard Crocker
Dominion Flash
Marcel Rainville
Bowman
Lott
Brian Doherty
Toronto
Mercur
C. W. Leslie
Clanard Creason Becomes Pointer Recruit
Clanard Creason a 20 year old right handed hurler from Cooleemee signed with the Pointer club. He will report for practice in March after starring with the Cooleemee independent club last season and drew interest from pro teams including Jimmy Poole of Memphis. Creason chose to stay closer to home.
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Clanard Creason
Cooleemec
E. E. Sensenbach
High Vient Baseball Club
Creason
Cooleemee
Jimmy Poole
Memphis
Pointers
Chicago fighters win on points in last night fights
Chicago’s Leyinsky outpointed Johnny Freeman of Buffalo while Chuck Heffner topped Chip Freeman of Buffalo. Charlie Retzlaff stopped Art Malay in ten rounds. In McKeesport Joe Coffman defeated California Joe Gans on points in ten rounds.
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Chicago
Wink Leyinsky
Johnny Freeman
Buffalo
N. Y
Chuck Heffner
Denver
Col
Chip Freeman
Charlie Retzlaff
Minneapolis
Art Malay
Mckeesport
Joe Coffman
California
Joe Gans
Gary
Ind
Red Sox Sign New Pitcher and Catcher From Indiana
Boston announces the signing of Felix Newaske of Chris topher ll a right handed pitcher and Orac Pawkers a catcher from Oakland City Indiana Both players were recommended by Scout Pat Monahan.
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Red Sox
Boston
Boston Rex Sox Today
Felix Newaske
Christopher,ll
Orac Pawkers
Oakland City
Ind
Pat Monahan
Schedules For Big Leagues Received
Official 1980 schedules for the American and National leagues have been received by The Enterprise and will be posted in the office for convenience of anyone who wishes to know playing dates of big league clubs.
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Enterprise
Jackie Fields Meets Vince Dundee Tonight in Chicago
In Chicago at the stadium Jackie Fields welterweight champ meets Vince Dundee in a 10 round non title bout. Fields tips 147 pounds while Dundee hovers near 155, aiming for a knockout after a sharp but weight-disadvantaged finish in their prior Chicago clash. Also in the card Tony Herrera faces Irish Jackie Pilkington in a rematch.
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Chicago
Jackie Fields
Dundee
Baltimore
Vince Dundee
Fields
Tony Herrera
Fort Worth
Tex
Jackie Pilkington
New York
Ducky Yates Defends Lake Worth Amateur Title
Arthur Ducky Yates of Rochester New York advances to the Lake Worth amateur final against Gordon Taylor of Toronto Canada after Yates defeated Jack Butler of West Palm Beach 6 and 5. Taylor overcame Albert Hakes of Dunkirk New York by the same margin.
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Palm Beach
Fia
Arthur “Ducky” Yates
Rochester
N. Y
Lake Worth
Gordon Taylor
Toronto
Canada
Yates
Jack Butler
West Palm Beach
Taylor
Albert Hakes
Dunkirk
King Pin Bowlers Defeat West End In City Match
King Pin defeats West End by four pins in a tight intra city match at King Pin alleys. Wills Sensenbach led with a 133 in the second game while Payne topped all with 383 total. Sensenbach total 322 and Hayes 298 pace King Pin while West End totals 1387.
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West End
K Ing
Wills Sensenbach
Payne
Cooh Es
Hayes
W. Sensenbach
BE. Sensenbach
Kearns Wey
McGee
Diviney
Vey
Bombalis
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Spencer
F. Bailey
Charlie Spencer
Salisbury
Rowan
Webber Guard
Farley Guard
Warren
Carnera-Peterson
Martha Novelius
Exclusive
Breakers Beach
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Pssopposite
Apt Dana
Tim McGrath
Findls
0. S
Pennsylvania
Atwater Kent
Crosley
Majestic
Stromberg-Carlson
Clinard Electric Co
College Street
Ducky” Yates
King
O’coats
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