Panthers Ready For Guilford Tilt At Y Court
High Point college Purple Panthers, in pink uniforms, prepare for the Guilford game at the Y. Coach Jack Boyiin’s squad had a hard workout before exams as forwards and guards show speed and scoring touch. Reidsville and Greensboro high schools also featured in local hoops action with close finishes and standout players. Local transfers include land deals in Emerywood and neighboring townships.
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Guilford College
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Jack Boyiin
Will
Quakers
Panthers
Virginia
N. C. State College
Reidsville High School
High Point
Reidsville Lassies
Reidsville
High Point High School
Greensboro High
Gate City
Blue
White
Marlette
Furniture City
Wall
J. Watson
Raper
Greensboro
Arnold
High Point Greensboro
Morior Ee
A . W. Watson
Solomon
Lufty
Matlock
Cackett
Taylor
Whitener
Myers
Lufity
Bailey
Freshles
Hivarsity
Gurley
Gomo
Forseyth
Mepers
Lawyers Added to State List at Raleigh
A long list of lawyers from multiple towns is named in Raleigh under a comity act. The Rawls Motor company sues Ford Motor Company for 250000 alleging conspiracy and misrepresentations affecting Raleigh agency. Lawyers Pou Pou and Willis Smith represent Rawls with claims including 36248.74 against Ford and others.
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Raleigh
Rawls Motor Company
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Rawls
Ransom Sanders
Smithfield
Charlotte
Ford Company
F. A. Atcheson
W. F. Duckworth
B. W. Burroughs
C. H. Uhlman
Ruth Not Confident of New Batting Record
Babe Ruth signals doubt about breaking his 59 home runs in 1925 as changes loom. Resin use by pitchers and the livelier ball, plus Yankee Stadium’s shorter fences, are seen as obstacles to a new mark. The star admits his chances to surpass 59 are unlikely.
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Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Babe
Hornsby Absent From National League Jubilee Banquet
Rogers Hornsby stays in St Louis to mind his baby as his wife tends her ailing mother. Sam Breadon, president of the St. Louis Cardinals, said Hornsby expected to attend the jubilee banquet next Tuesday but stayed home due to family duties.
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New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
National League
Rogers
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers, Jr
Resin Returns To Baseball This Year
New hope for pitchers rises as the joint rules committee of the major and minor leagues, with Commissioner Landis approval, votes to restore resin for next season. The substance, banned since 1920, will be regulated to prevent doctored balls, with an umpire overseeing its use on the pitching mound.
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New York
Landis
Wills and Hilliard Reach Gallia Mixed Doubles Semis
Helen Wills and partner Jack Hilliard of England win two Gallia tournament matches in Cannes. They beat Evelyn Jones and Felix Poulin 6-1 6-3, then Mile. Rosine Viasto and Hon. F M B Disher 6-1 6-1 to advance to the semi finals.
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Cannes
France
Helen Wills
Jack Hilliard
England
Evelyn Jones
Felix Poulin
Mile
Rosine Viasto
F. M. B. Disher
English Woman Forces Miss Wills to Deuce in Riviera Fight
In Cannel France on January 30 AP reports Mrs. R. E. Haylock of Norfolk England pushed Helen Wills to a deuce in the first set, losing 9-7 and 6-2. Wills, adopting a softer lob approach, cited an off day as she advanced to the Gallia tournament semi finals.
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Cannel
France
R. E. Haylock
Norfolk
Eng
Helen Wills
The
Riviera
Miss Wills
Mrs. Haylock
Boxing Results From Last Night In New York
Jose Glick of New York outpointed Johnny Dundee in ten rounds. Ray Miller of Chicago defeated Johnny Nichols of St. Paul in ten. Tony Travers of New Haven scored a technical knockout over Franki Callahan of Columbus in two. Manny Wexler of New York beat Billy Kelly of Scranton in four. Joe Dundee of Baltimore defeated Joe Simonich of Butte in ten.
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New York
Jose Glick
Johnny Dundee
Ray Miller
Chicago
Johnny Nichols
St. Paul
Tony Travers
New Haven
Conn
Franki Callahan
Columbus
Hio
Manny Wexler
Billy Kelly
Scranton
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Joe Simonich
Butte
Mont
Evans and Holub Triumph in Midwest Boxing Night
Dick Evans of Youngstown outpointed Morris Schlaifer of Omaha. Maxie Holub of Akron defeated Maxie Scott of Rochester.
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Youngstown
Dick Evans
Morris Schlaifer
Omaha
Maxie Holub
Akron
Maxie Scott
Rochester
Greb and Holley Clash in Hollywood Bout
Hollywood reports from California outline a boxing match between middleweight champion Harry Greb and challenger Buck Holley from Oakland. The bout's arrangement and outcome are not specified in the fragment.
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Hollywood
Calif
Harry Greb
Buck Holley
Oakland
Young Ross Beats Georgie Sanders In Arkansas Bout
In Hot Springs Arkansas Ross from Syracuse New York wins a newspaper decision over Georgie Sanders of Little Rock Arkansas, the bout ending in a close verdict.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Young Ross
Syracuse
Georgie Sanders
Little Rock
Roche Beats Lomiski In San Francisco Bout
San Francisco boxer Joe Roche won a middleweight decision over Leo Lomiski of Aberdeen Washington in a ten round bout. Roche outpointed his opponent to claim the win.
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San Francisco
Joe Roche
Leo Lomiski
Aberdeen
Wash
Ox and Ragan in Florida Limelight
Prominent Orlando bankers J Elwood Cox and R R Ragan are highlighted as winter visitors in a Reporter Star feature. The piece notes their ties to the Florida Carolina Development company and summarizes their financial interests and growth. Both men praise Florida, comparing Orlando to North Carolina and noting a steady, non boom like development.
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The
Reporter- Star
Orlando
Fla
J. Elwood Cox
R. R. Ragan
Tar Heels
Florida
North Carolina
Cox
Ragan
Florida- Carolina Development Company
Mr. Cox
Mr. Ragan
Sunshine
Chicago grain market lifts on Liverpool quotes
Chicago wheat moved higher in early trading influenced by unexpected Liverpool quotations with Argentine and Canadian holders firmer. Corn and oats softened amid expectations of larger receipts while hog prices and with higher pork provisions held steady as markets fluctuated.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Seaboard
New York Cotton Opens Steady Before Late Selloff
New York cotton opened steady with a 1 to 4 point rise on steady Liverpool cables and favorable Manchester trade news but soon eased as domestic trade slowed. May touched 19.62 and October 18.22 before realizing selling trimmed gains. Liverpool cables noted improved China demand and firmer yarns while hedge selling was absorbed.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
China
Cailing
Rookie letter from Jefferson Barracks rookie in early army days
A soldier at Jefferson Barracks writes from Sept 5 describing a long tedious drill on kitchen police duty, grumbles about a “denied recruit” label, and mentions plans to travel to Saint Louis then return to duties. He ends with a prompt to his brother to tell their father he must write first.
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Kitchun
Mabee
Saint Lewis Tonite
Tneer
Cussen
Mac
Paw
Rite Furst
Grain Market Rally As World Wheat Supply Shrinks
Sensational cut in the United States visible wheat supply and lower Canada estimates boost prices this week. Wheat leads with 3 to 3 7 8 cents higher per bushel, corn up 3 4 to 1 cent, oats unchanged to 1 2 5 8 higher, and provisions varying from 5 cents decline to 45 cents rise.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Wall Street Opens With Firm Tone as Oils Lead Demand
Stock prices showed a firm undertone at the opening. Oils were in good demand on prospects for higher crude prices. Ran-American B. rose 13 8. Buying also appeared in the rail group, though most early gains were small.
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Wall Street
New York
Ran-American B
Rail
Drift With Ice Near Muskegon In Lake Michigan
Fishing tugs Helen and Indian and the Trunk car ferries Milwaukee and Grand Haven drifted with an ice field fifteen miles north of Muskegon, traveling north at about three miles per hour. The Goodrich steamer Alabama remained south of the port, and none of the vessels was believed to be in great danger.
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Muskegon
Mich
Helen
Indian
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Goodrich
Alabama
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W. C. Wheatley
J. H. Marley
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W. O. Donnell
Bruce Township
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Barker
Edenton
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Hurdle Mills
Barney Williams Walker
Spray
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South Carolina
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Frank Floyd
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