Liner Battle Friday Night At UNC Cage Clash
The Maryland Terrapins visit Chapel Hill to face the North Carolina Tar Heels in a key Southern Conference bout. The Terps showcase star players Wheeler Waters McCarthy Keller and G. Gue, aiming to reverse a tough road record and continue a string of strong showings against rivals.
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Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
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Lee
Gener
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al Waters
John McCarthy
Omas
Charlie Keller
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Ashington
Phantoms
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Sarazen backs 14 club rule change impact
In Florida on January 27 the golf legend Sarazen discussed the United States 14 club rule with a writer. He supported the policy citing help for older players and noted Brookfield Conn. pro Squire Conn has reduced his bag to 22 clubs. He warned younger players will need time to adjust and old favorites may lose a handicap as the rule takes effect in 1938.
Tobacco Price Report From Winston-Salem Auction
Local tobacco dealer T A Chestnut and B E Payne of Burton reported strong prices in Winston-Salem. Sales ranged from 35 to 80 pound lots, totaling 170 at top figures. many lots sold at 66 to 64 cents, with other prices including 46 to 84 cents for various weights.
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T. A. Chestnut Street
B. BE. Payne
Burton
Winston-Salem
Payne
Walter Virginia Dare Memorial Coins Distributed
25 000 Sir Walter Virginia Dare Memorial dollars issued to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the Roanoke Island colony. Coins honor the child born in America and mark the ill fated venture. Preparations mention flying boats capable of over 60 passengers for a future service.
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Pastor Ready For Bout With Louis At Madison Square Garden
Bob Pastor declares training complete and says he is prepared to stand or fall in the ten round or less bout with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden. Despite expert odds he remains confident and points to his upset potential reflected by past betting against Louis.
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Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
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Detroit
Max Schmeling
Louis
Women players face opposition in golf championship
At Punta Gorda Florida January 27 1930s text notes Patty Berg defending title and Helen Hicks trophy while matching against Helen Detweiler Maryland champion Jean Bauer New York state champ and Helen Hockenjos New Jersey champion join. Medalist Kathryn Hemp Hill Columbia meets Carrie Seay Fort Myers as first round continues. Jane Cothran Greenville South Carolina another first round winner faces Al Nelson Sarasota.
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Patty Berg
Minneapolis
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Helen Detweiler
Washington
Maryland
Jean Bauer
Providence
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New York
Helen Hockenjos
New Jersey
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Carrie Seay
Fort Myers
Jane Cothran
Greenville
al Nelson
Sarasota
Cavaliers Fall To Tar Heels 33 19 In Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill last night the Virginia Cavaliers lost to North Carolina 33 19 as coach Walter Skidmores White Phantoms held the guests to three field goals in the first half and five points in the second half. Elon defeated Atlantic Christian 50 27 and Carson Newman beat Appalachian Teachers 37 35.
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University of Virginia
Cavaliers
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N. C. State
Chapel Hill
Walter Skidmore
White Phantoms
Dr. Ray Sermon
Elon
Atlantic Christian
Carson Newman
Tennessee
Tobacco control bill introduced in South Carolina House
In Columbia SC, January 27, Rep Stanley Bryant of Horry pushed a bill to create state and county commissions to regulate flue cured tobacco production and marketing. Rep W C Graham of Florence doubted passage without North Carolina leading.
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South Carolina
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W. C. Graham
Florence
Plans Completed For Purchase Of Randolph Lands
Robert McNeill assistant United States district attorney completed arrangements for a federal payment of 12 847 for 2 4661 acres in Randolph county as part of the Uwharrie unit of Pisgah National Park. Final order must be submitted to Judge Johnson J Hayes.
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Greensboro
Robert §. McNeill
United States District Attorney
Randolph County
Uwharrie
Pisgah National Park
Johnson J. Hayes
Emory F. Stone Trial Opens in Lumberton Murder Case
In Lumberton on January 27 the defense pressed its testimony in the second degree murder trial of Emory F. Stone, 62, charged in the death of his wife Jessie Stone. Jessie was found unconscious on a highway near Barnesville after a December 5 incident.
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Emory F. Stone
Jessie Stone
Greensboro suffers first setback in Charlotte game
High Point Bisons dominate Winston-Salem 22-7 as Greensboro loses to Charlotte 29-21. Evans twins Lloyd and Floyd and Meisky anchor defense holding Winston to two field goals. Idol leads Point with six points. The Bisons prepare for a dangerous trip to Greensboro.
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Dick Meisky
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Idol
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W. T. Richardson Safe Amid Evansville Floods
W T Richardson formerly of this city now Evansville Regal Furniture manager reports from the flood zone that he and a crew occupy the factory second floor with beds food and supplies. The first floor sits three feet under water ten miles from the river while they build boats. Evansville and southern Indiana are under martial law.
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Regal Furniture Company
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Former Thomasville Resident Killed in Auto Accident
William Andrew Jarvis, formerly of Thomasville now living in New York, is reported killed in a vehicle crash near Richmond Virginia while traveling to visit his father Henry G. Jarvis. The body will be brought to Thomasville for funeral arrangements likely Thursday with burial at Fork Church in Davie County. Surviving are his wife of New York, his father, and a sister Grace Jarvis of Thomasville.
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Davie County
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Officers Re-Elected at Carolinas Hospital Saving Meet
Chapel Hill report on the first annual meeting of the Hospital Saving association of the Carolinas notes about 20,000 members and a $15,000 surplus. All officers were re-elected.
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Jan
Hospital Saving Association of the
Champion Marshall Restores Wrestling To Wrestlers
Everett Marshall, wrestling’s leading figure, is praised for returning focus to true grappling over showmanship. The piece lauds his mastery of the full Nelson and notes his influence on Promoter Al Hart and the sport’s old-school ethos.
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Earl Craddock
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al Hart
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Jim Browning
Dick Shikat
Jim McMillen
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Ed Strangler Lewis
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Vines Beats Perry In Cross Country Series Lead
Ellsworth Vines the California tennis ace won the latest cross country match in the series against Briton Fred Perry in Richmond. Vines defeated Perry 6-3 3-6 6-4 to go one up after eleven duels with five wins each.
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Ellsworth Vines
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Fred Perry
Vines
Perry
Boxing Roundup: Wins and a Draw Across Cities
In St Petersburgh Amos Tiger outpointed Ray Lyle. In Houston George Salvadore stopped Jackie Burke. In West Palm Beach Melio Bettina fought Leroy Brown to a draw while Tony Petroskey outpointed Billy Sharkey in Worcester.
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George Salvadore
Jackie Burke
Ogden
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Melio Bettina
New York
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Grappling Greats Highlight Favorite Wrestling Holds
The Humboldt Farmer perfected a toe hold to win and intimidate opponents. Caddock relied on head scissors and wristlock, Letcher used body scissors to force submissions, while the Dodge fly demon used a fierce tongue and sinewy strength. The modern Lewis favored the headlock.
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Humboldt Farmer
Caddock
Joe Letcher
Tong
Sinewey
Lewis
Big Badger
Nap Lajoie Credits Breaks and Luck in Baseball
Napoleon Lajoie, newly inducted into Baseball's Hall of Fame, credits luck and breaks for his niche. The 61-year-old star recalls his nickname The Daring Frenchman and recalls studying pitchers to steal bases. He names Ty Cobb as the greatest of the past and Lou Gehrig as today's standout, praising Gehrig's 12-year consecutive games streak.
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Diamont Leads Individual Scorers In Amateur League
Thom asville reports over 700 raised for Flood Relief Fund. Diamont of Younts Laflin leads scoring with 63 points while Heiser of Adams-Millis has 50 and Stroud of Globe Parlor 49 as Thursday games loom. Local Red Cross quota exceeded amid early misprint of 800.
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Standard Chair Co
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Younts & Laflin Hardware Club
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Eleven Divorces Set for Randolph Court Term
Asheboro January 27 Eleven divorce cases head the civil actions for Randolph County Superior Court's two week term starting February 1 with Judge Felix Alley presiding. The December term heard 22 divorces. January licenses total nine, December had 29. November had 17 licenses and no divorces.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Hudson seal fur trade name definition
The Hudson seal is the trade name used for common muskrat fur dressed to resemble seal, describing a specific fur product.
Wrestling Holds and Power Dominate the Ring
The article praises powerful grapplers who press and squeeze for decisive wins. It notes Pesek and Jim Londos using varied holds, emphasizes balance leverage and timing, and highlights Everett Marshall as a model of old fashioned wrestling technique.
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Jim Londos
Everett Marshall
Pope Pius XI Suffers Recurrent Pain But Improves
Vatican from Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI experienced new attacks of pain in the early hours but attendants say it does not erase the hopeful improvement seen last week.
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Pius XI
Vatican
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