Rival centers promise nifty feature battle in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill tonight the Carolina State men clash in a pivotal Big Five and Southern Conference contest at 8 30 p m after a 7 p m Carolina State fresh game. Morgan of State and Cameron of Carolina headline a center battle as both teams aim to topple Davidson and shape the standings. Morgan sparked State past Duke 24 19 while Cameron led Carolina against V P S scoring 12 and both squads expect full strength after influenza recovery.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina State
Morgan
State
Cameron
Carolina
Tar Heel
Wolfpack
Duke
Tom Alexander
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Davidson
Sandy Cameron
Artie Marpet
Wilmer Hines
Tom Edwards
Jimmy Moore
Gammon
Atkinson
Rose and
Clark
Wisconsin Woman Lost 11 Lbs and Kruschen Salts Claim
An unattributed testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts for fat reduction and general vitality, stating an 11 pound loss in six weeks. The ad cites daily use by millions and lists benefits such as relief from constipation headaches indigestion nervousness and depression. A separate legal notice from High Point Municipal Court involves an attachment summons against D H Shipwash and Laura Shipwash for rents owed, with publication dates in January and February 1931.
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Guilford County
Point Municipal Court
Green
D. H. Shipty
Laura Shipwash
D. H. Ign
D. H. Shipwash
Mons
High Point Municipal Court
J. Payee
High Point
What a Whale of a Difference a Few Minutes May Make
New York January 26 A Brooklyn featherweight Pete De Grasse was signed for 1000 dollars to fight Kid Francis of Italy on the Berg Perlick card at Madison Square Garden next Friday night The bout was promoted as the semi final and De Grasse demanded two thousand dollars if he was in the semi final A compromise keeps De Grasse at 1000 dollars and ten rounds but moves the fight to be the first ten rounder on the Madison Square Garden card
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New York
Pete de Grasse
Brooklyn
Kid Francis
Italy
Madison Square Garden
de Grasse
Francis
King Pin Bowling Leads Local League Night
The Industrial Bowling League meets at King Pin alleys at 7 30 tonight with tight ties for leadership. North State Telephone Company duck pin team topped Adams-Millis last night to take league lead, while several teams won matches. Dobbs of A and P Stores set a new high score with 136. Other high marks included Potts 340 in a single set and the post office posting 1469 as a team set.
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Industrial
King Pin
North State Telephone Company
Commercial Bowling League
Adams-Millis
Telephone Boys
W. L. Dobbs
A. and P. Stores
Post Office
Wilson Motor Co
A. and P
Sunshine Laundry
Marietta Paint and Color Co
Wachovia Bank
N. C. Public Service
Dobbs
Potts
N. C. Telco
Ceco Cccees
Canzoneri Earns Newspaper Verdict Over Farr in New Orleans
Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion of the world was awarded the newspaper verdict in a non-title ten round bout against Johnny Farr of Cleveland. Critics favored Canzoneri in five rounds, Farr led two and three were even, as referee Jack Dempsey kept pace quickened. A full Coliseum crowd of about 14,750 watched the slow but brisk action with Canzoneri at 132 and Farr at 132 1/2 pounds.
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New Orleans
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Tony Canzoneri
Jack Dempsey
Canzoneri
Farr
Rrpe
Skidmore's Team Among Fastest in State
Skidmore's five is rated as among the fastest in the state with Walter Skidmore in Charlotte leading a quick unit. Coach Wade Marlette prepares a tonight game despite recent losses, as High Point and Charlotte clash with a lineup including Sensenbach Aitken Ridge Bell Harris Alexander Hinkle McCachren Hatcher Culler and others.
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Skidmore
Charlotte
Wade Marlette
Walter Skidmore
Queen City
High Point
Cooper 5 First in Aquatic Meet at Y
Lelon Cooper led the 37-swimmer annual aquatic contest at the Y for ten weeks as girls joined for the first time. Rae Smith earned 303 points to win an emblem for the Walrus club. Cooper held top points at 414. Newly listed Minnow members and potential team prospects were named as swimmers pursued team spots.
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Lelon Cooper
Rae Smith
Red Cross
Lelot Cooper
Hubert Irier
Andrew Smith
Albert McAnally
Barrier
Whale Club
Verlis Freeman
Roy Crawford
Clayton Steele
Lloyd Whitley
Clarence Spencer
Minnow Club
Dewey Smith
Paul Koontz
Richard Retten
Thomas Ellis
Young Wife and Mother Fragment Recall Returned News
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a young wife learning of her husband’s return from abroad, with the mother asking what he said and the wife noting he went abroad once more for a gainful pursuit like the Passing Show.
Get Up Nights Promised Relief with Cystex Guarantee
An advertisement touts Cystex as fast acting relief for nocturnal urinary symptoms with a promise of rapid action within 15 minutes. It claims thousands praise the product, assures money back if unmet, and cites Mann Drug Co as the seller offering it for 60 cents under an ironclad guarantee.
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Mann Drug Co
Mob Sees Defeat McMillen at Madison Square Garden
A crowd of 22,200 watched Jim Landos defend the heavyweight wrestling title against Jim McMillen at Madison Square Garden. Gross receipts totaled $59,496.30, while average attendance for Garden boxing shows in the past five weeks hovered below 7,500.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jim Landos
Jim McMillen
University of Illinois
the Garden
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Inconsistent 1920s boxing results reported
In New Orleans Tony Canzoneri outpointed Johnny Farr in a ten round non title bout. Detroit saw Tommy Grbgan outpoint Harry Dublinsky in ten. Philadelphia featured a drawn bout between Tommy Loughran and Jack Gross in ten. Chicago’s Baxter Calmel KO’d Pete Weger in ten. Boston’s Ernie Schaaf outpointed Dick Daniels over ten. New Haven had Barry Howard outpoint Chuck Burns in ten. Oklahoma City Tommy Freeman outpointed Eddie Murdock in ten. Rochester’s Joe Sekiya faced Prime Ubaldo in ten. results reflect scattered, unverified reports.
Men Make Best Cooks Says Chef From Cleveland Club
Henri Rigo, a Vienna born chef at a Cleveland club, claims men are superior cooks. He began cooking at 13 in Paris, apprenticed at Hotel Continental, later worked at Restaurant Ride. In the U S he cooked for Taft and other notable figures. His hobby is eggs and he can create 300 dishes.
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NEA Service
Cleveland
Henri Rigo
Cleveland Club
Henri
Vienna
Hotel Continental
Paris
United States
Taft
Macaulay Sells $100000 History of England in Record Demand
The English historian Macaulay earned a remarkable $100,000 for his History of England as orders flooded in. The overwhelming demand caused delivery vans to block the street outside the publishing office.
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Macaulay
England
Rookies From Thirteen Colleges To Fill Training Camps
The eight major league clubs will invite rookies from at least thirteen colleges including Georgia Tech, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Amherst, Tufts, Wisconsin, Michigan, Gonzaga, and Texas A and M. Notables include Amherst’s Howard Grosskloss and Michigan’s Dick Montague entering majors directly from college. Other recruits include Georgia’s Tom Nash drafted by the Giants, New York’s Arthur Mansfield and Waillard Morrell, and several Auburn, Clemson, and Texas A and M players debuting with various clubs.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Auburn
Clemson
Amherst
Tufts
Midwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Gonzaga University
Texas A and M
Howard Grosskloss
Dick Montague
Grosskloss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paso Robles
Montague
Chicago Cubs
G Linesman
Colege
Tom Nash
Georgia
New York Giants
Heville
Nash
Reton Braves
Bi. McAfee
University of Michigan
Paul Flaherty
Gengaga
McAfee
Reading
Flaherty
Canton
Ohio
Arthur Mansfield
University
Springfield
Waillard Morrell
Shreveport
Pirates
George Grant
Rochester
Clay Mahaffey
Henderson
N. C
Ben Sankey
Wichita
Bob Parham
Brooklyn Robins
Macon
Philly
The
Robins
Mississippi College
Oliver Hunt
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Texas A
Insects Equipped with stillettos for Tissue Piercing
All blood-sucking insects are described as having stillettos or lancers to pierce the tissues of their victims. The passage notes their piercing apparatus and its function in feeding.
State Freshmen Fight Blue Imps
Raleigh January 27 The State college freshman wrestling team opens its three match schedule here Friday afternoon meeting the Duke Blue Imps in the Frank Thompson gymnasium. Coach Joe Moore plans to use the next days to weigh and pick the team from a large squad by pitting them against the varsity grapplers. The freshmen meet Oak Ridge February 7 and travel to Duke February 13 for a return bout. Possible meets with Carolina freshmen and Moore's Grove high school are under consideration.
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Raleigh
State College
Duke Blue Imps
Frank Thompson
Joe Moore
Oak Ridge
Duke
Durham
Carolina
Moore's Grove High School
Fonseca May Return to Regular Job with Indians
Cleveland dated January 27 reports Lew Fonseca, 1929 American League batting leader, may reclaim his regular first base spot if Eddie Morgan leaves baseball for business. Fonseca had been viewed as trade material for an experienced third baseman until Morgan departed, and a season-ending collision had pushed Fonseca from the lineup while Morgan flourished, hitting 26 home runs.
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Cleveland
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Morgan
Fonseca
Morgan
Air Union to Issue Season Tickets for London Flights
London air travel becomes a major enterprise as the Air Union announces season tickets for travelers. Passengers using them will save a third of the ordinary fare.
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London
England
Air Lines
Air Union
Business Man Golfer Wins Consistent Money On Links
Los Angeles January report on George Von Elm known as the Business Man Golfer. He won a large share of the $51,200 California and Baja California championships money and posted steady earnings across multiple events including Agua Caliente and San Francisco matches.
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George von Elm
California
Baja California
Los Angeles
Johnny Golden
Norton
Conn
Golden
Gene Sarazen
New York
Santa Monica
Lucky Strike Bowling Match Opens Evening in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem will visit the Lucky Strike alleys tonight at 8 o clock for a five game league match. In other Commercial league action the State Highway commission won three from Hutchens store while City Stores took three from Cecil's Drug store and Lock Knit Hosiery mill took two of three from Pointer Hosiery mill. Standings and player tallies follow with team scores and individual lines listed.
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Winston-Salem
State Highway Commission
Hutchens
Cecil's
Pointer
Barmibalis
Morris Cece
Davis
Compton Acces
N. Bowden
Campbell
Girl Basketeers Clash With Trinity Tonight
The local W. C. A. quintet will meet the Trinity girls basketball team at 7 30 in the High Point Y M C A gym. Spectators who have not seen the local girls in action can attend for a chance to watch them play.
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Trinity
High Point Young Men’s Christian Association
Cecil seeks permit for gas station on Tryon Street
Notice states Mr. C. M. Cecil has applied to erect a wholesale and retail gasoline and oil station and storage room on Tryon Street between Tryon and Courtesy Road. The City Council will consider the application on February 3, 1931 at 7 30 o'clock in the Court Room City Hall by order of the City Council the 16th day of February City Manager
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C. M. Cecil
Tryon Street
Tryon
Courtesy Road
Carcett
Peer
Field Trials Won By Mary Blue
GRAND JUNCTION Tenn Jan 27 The 1931 national field trial championship is won by Mary Blue a seven year old pointer owned by Walter Teagle of New York and handled by Chesley Harris of Hayneville Ala Teague becomes first possessor of the silver trophy offered by R W Bingham Louisville Ky Harris wins 1500 prize money Mary Blue earns the top honor for dog owner and trainer
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Grand Junction
Tenn
Mary Blue
Walter Teagle
New York
Chesley Harris
Hayneville
Teague
R. W. Bingham
Louisville
Harris
Ubborn Rheumatic Ailments Provokes Caution Against Pain Relievers
An old advertising snippet notes that stubborn rheumatic conditions resist relief from simple pain relievers and fail to reduce uric acid. It mentions Allenry sold by Mann Drug with a questionable claim of “America eve. 8 of bottle for 85 cents” and a guarantee to perform as advertised or return.
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Ubborn
Allenry
Mann Drug
America
Eve
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Omaha
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Pete Weger
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Dick Daniels
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Chuck Burns
San Antonio
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Tommy Freeman
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N. Y
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