Lned High School Double Header Tonight On Local Court
Lned High School hosts a boys and girls basketball double header with the Black Bisons facing Reidsville while the girls meet Guilford College High. The King High girls were set to play but influenza forced a substitution. Coach Marlette headlines a new lineup with Hayworth Hinkle Guarino and Sensenbach. The girls tip at 7 30 and the boys follow.
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Marlette
Hinkle
Hayworth
Guarino
Sensenbach
Harris
Frank Sizemore
Reidsville
Golf In New England States Flourished During Past Year
New England and Atlantic coast golf thrived in 1930 with clubs valued as big business. Massachusetts lists 117 member clubs with payrolls over 50 000 weekly and 3 000 workers. New York state has 53 USGA clubs, New Jersey 27, Pennsylvania 25, Connecticut 12, Delaware 10, Rhode Island and New Hampshire four each. Construction projected in Massachusetts tops 1 million dollars, including 500 000 for two Boston area courses. Local clubs kept staff through winter, and northeastern play was reported near peak conditions across the region.
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Plucky Team Ready for Town Action
Plucky team travels to town as locals prepare for action. So far this season the squad has not lost spirit. A win tonight could spark stronger play in future games than seen in a long time.
Finnish wets win in parliament over alcohol limit rise
Finnish wets secure a right victory as they push through a bill in parliament to raise the legal alcohol content in beer from 1.6 to 2.25 percent by weight. The move ends a long period of dry rule and shifts the beer landscape in Helsingfors.
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Carolina boxers head to Blacksburg for critical meets
Chapel Hill, Jan 30. The Carolina varsity and freshman boxing teams travel by bus to Blacksburg to face Virginia Tech on Saturday, aiming to extend an undefeated season. Coach Crayton Rowe may start the same varsity lineup that beat VMI 6-1, with Cecil Jackson possibly replacing Dan Holderness at 145 pounds. The Freshmen dual features Glover, Raymer, Langdon, Nicholson, Wadsworth or Guthrie, Brown, Pace, and heavyweights, after a prior win over VMI.
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Cecil Jackson
Danl Holderness
George Biggs
Paul Star
Alston
Act
Wyn CATE CITY QUINT Triumphs Over Greensboro Y
High Point's Y team defeated Greensboro Y 33 to 17 on home court. V Yow scored 10 and led scoring, with Moore and Raper also contributing for the winners. Harrison and Poole led Greensboro with five each as teammates failed to reach the mark.
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Basketeers
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Poole
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Marais - Lockwell
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Ee Harrison
Over 100 Linksmen Tee Off in Texas Open
In San Antonio on January 30 more than a hundred professional linksmen began the tenth annual Texas Open tourney, a 72 hole event with a $1,500 prize for the winner. Eighteen holes were planned for today and tomorrow, with the final 36 on Sunday. Amateur and pro teams beat par in a best-ball, seven carded 71, and Abe Espinosa of Chicago posted a 68.
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San Antonio
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Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Minnesota farm crop value in 1930 falls from 1929 total
The gross farm value of all crops in Minnesota on December 1, 1930, was 233 million dollars, down from 320 million in 1929, according to the estate statistician.
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Minnesota
Local Champion To Bowl Hamrick In Greensboro Championship
Willis Sensenbach, three year Junior Duck Pin champion of North Carolina, meets Walter Hamrick of Draper in Greensboro for the title match. Hamrick, who spent last winter in Milwaukee, previously won Wisconsin’s Junior Duck Pin crown. Sensenbach, who beat Hamrick in Greensboro last year to keep his title, defends his NC honor with five games at 8 o clock tomorrow night after an afternoon session at 8 o clock.
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Draper
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Greensboro
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Young Sensenbach
Midget Bowling Tonight as Winston Visits King Pin Midgets
Winston’s Midget team visits the local King Pin Midgets for a decisive match after beating the home team two weeks ago. Hillcrest tallied three forfeits, Post Office claimed three wins from Crown No 1, and Harriss Covington won a tight second game from Crown No 2. Post Office boasted high single 124 by Peace, high single set 338 by Clapp, and high team set 1401 as scores rolled out.
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Breadon Pleased With Cardinals
St Louis January 30 Sam Breadon says the Cardinals are content with last season's National League title and see no pending deals. He will attend the league meeting in New York and would consider a beneficial trade, but expects no moves to dislodge his club from first place.
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Sun Beau Arrives for Agua Caliente Handicap
Sun Beau with ten trainers and ten cylinders of water arrives by train at Agua Caliente Mexico to compete in the Agua Caliente handicap on March 22. Jockey Frank Costiletti rides from Columbia South Carolina. Owned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer, Sun Beau seeks champion money status with prior earnings near 265 819 dollars, as Gallant Fox earned 308 275. The winner secures at least 100 000 dollars.
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Blue Devils and Carolina Clash Tomorrow Night
Chapel Hill Jan 30 Duke and Carolina meet in Durham in a high profile clash led by Sandy Cameron and Joe Croson as they duel for center supremacy. Duke counters with Rogers Capelli and guards Robert Shaw while Carolina relies on Cameron Ed wards and Hines with a freshman game preceding the varsity duel.
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Fisher
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Point
Wildkittens Set To Host Charlotte High in Freshmen Clash
Davidson Dav idson Wildkittens meet the Charlotte Wildcats in a freshmen showdown on the home court. A recent loss to Belmont Abbey marks their first defeat since Christmas. Captain Evans and Lafferty lead the starting five with Rowan or Holland at center and Morris and Manson in the front line, as Red Laird finalizes the lineup.
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Davidson Wildkittens
Charlotte High School
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Belmont Abbey
Charlotte Wildcats
Queen City
Red Laird
Charlotte
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Lafferty
Rowan
Holland
Morris
Manson
Billiard Champ Arthur Thurnbald Wins World Title
Chicago champion Arthur Thurnbald, once deemed lacking in play, defeats fellow Chicagoan Allen Hall 43 to 0 in 63 innings to clinch the three cushion world championship. The title, valued between $20,000 and $30,000, caps the 1931 tournament.
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Arthur Thurnbald
Allen Hall
Berg and Perlick Set For Third Clash At MSG Tonight
New York January 30 AP Berg a British lightweight ace faces Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo Michigan in Madison Square Garden for the third time this season with Berg holding two prior wins and aiming for a clean sweep. Perlick seeks an upset in the modern era bout as Berg continues his 1981 American invasion after defeating Goldie Hess in Chicago last week.
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Kid) Berg
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
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Chicago
No Comment Made On Sharkey Walker Attraction in June
Chicago stadium officials offered no comment on plans for a Sharkey versus Walker bout in June as a counter attraction to Schmeling versus Young at Madison Square Garden. The state of effort to lure fans to Soldier Field aims to compete with the New York heavyweight championship clash. Walker remains a major draw in Chicago, and officials believe the Sharkey Walker matchup could draw crowds away from the title fight.
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West Point probe ordered over cadet recruitment claims
Washington reports that charges of proselyting football players at West Point will be investigated by the military academy. Representative Fish demanded the inquiry, with General McArthur stating the charges would be forwarded for investigation. The probe centers on W. T. Wrightson and cadet Paul Carroll relating to efforts to recruit Kenneth Goff, a Rhode Island star, to enter the academy.
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Rhode Island
Colleges Take Steps To Deflate Football
In Davidson North Carolina the Wildcats host North Carolina State on the local floor at 7 30 PM with coach Doc Unger guiding a mix of veterans and newcomers. The Wolfpack, after a loss to Washington and Lee, faces a determined Davidson squad as captain P W Conway stars at 165 pounds. In New York the nationwide move to cut spring football practice gains momentum with 14 of 34 colleges planning to continue spring drills and several others dropping it entirely. The National Football Coaches Association urged curtailment, opposing compulsory spring or early fall practice.
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Geneva
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
New York University
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Brown
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Pennsylvania
National Football Coaches’ Association
Bill Roper
Uncle Dave Faulk Signals Start of 1931 Oklahoma Session
Veteran Oklahoma legislator known as Uncle Dave Faulk donned a necktie to mark the opening of the 1931 legislative session but discarded it the following day, reflecting formalities and evolving norms in state government attire.
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Dave” Faulk
Oklahoma
Retzlaff Signs For Risko Match In Detroit Show
Char lie Retzlaff the Duluth heavyweight has signed to meet veteran Johny Risko of Cleveland in a ten round bout at the Olympia arena Detroit on February 6. The Chicago dispatch notes the pairing as a marquee clash in the coming program.
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Charlie Retzlaff
Duluth
Johny Risko
Cleveland
Olympia Arena
Detroit
Pueblo with 500 rooms Added to Aztec Ruins National Monument
A pueblo containing about 500 rooms is now incorporated into the Aztec Ruins National Monument in New Mexico, expanding the protected ancient site and its archaeological significance. The addition enhances conservation and provides broader access to researchers and visitors.
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New Mexico
Harvard Prof's Son Fired From Yale For Throwing Grapefruit
Boston Post reports James Angier, son of Yale professor Roswell Angier, was expelled from Harvard after a series of escapades culminating in grapefruit being hurled at Rudy Vallee at the Metropolitan theater. Angier and two companions were taken to a police station but released when Vallee and theater management chose not to press charges. Angier may return next fall as a drop freshman on probation.
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New York
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