Carolina Meets State Tonight for Big Five Lead
Sir Malcolm Campbell and the Bluebird head for Daytona Beach as they pursue 300 mph on the sands. The English driver, with Lady Campbell and a crew, aims to top 272 mph and surpass land speed records, forecasting a record attempt between February 14 and 20.
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Edward J. Neiled
York
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Florida
England
Malcolm
Lady Campbell
Jean
Bluebird
Blue
Campbell
Mobell
Knight
Sahara
Industrial Loop Second Half Race Begins Thursday
The article notes the start of the second half race in the Five basketball standings with Carolina and State meeting to decide leadership. It highlights Aitken who earned second string All Southern honors last year and is shown in a precise basket shot.
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State
An Aitken
Washington and
Lee
Duke
Sammy Bell
Quint
Generals
Bell
Howeve
Washington and Lee
Charles Smith
Bob Field
Bill Ellis
Joe Pette
Blue Devils
Lexington
Duke- Carolina
Duke-Navy
Wv. M. L
Salisbury Defeats High Point Sextet
The Galisbury Y W C A defeated the High Point Y W C A 29 to 19 in a fast game. The Salisbury team showed effort and plans a third meeting with High Point as the other two games were played on home ground. Next Tuesday night the local sextet will host Greensboro Y W C A in a likely well matched clash.
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Y. W
Salisbury
Point Y. W
Greensboro
Bury High Point
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Ceefellman
Lolshaver
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Black Bisons Beat Demons In Close Guarding Contest
High Point Bisons toppled Winston-Salem Demons 16 to 11 in a defensive Western Conference clash. Standout Whitley led High Point with eight points while Krentzman, Neal and Bullock starred for Winston-Salem as a tight game emerged in the second half.
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Winston-Salem High
Winston Gymnasium
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Salisbury High
Salisbury
Twin City
Red” Rawlings
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Bullock
Neal
Whitley
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Hinkle
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Russia’s livestock declines since 1929 documented
Cattle numbers fell from 68,100,000 in 1929 to 35,600,000 in 1984. Sheep and goat herds show zero in 1984 compared with 147,300,000 in 1929, indicating a drastic drop across major livestock sectors.
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Russia
Thundercloud Holds Tiny Fraction of Electricity
A science note states that the average thundercloud contains about 0.000012 percent of the planet’s total electrical energy, illustrating how vast atmospheric charge is compared to everyday power.
New York Milk Men Deliver Orange Juice in Detroit
New York milk men deliver orange juice and eggs in Detroit while cheese deliveries continue to mato juice buyers. The unusual route shows cross city grocery service adapting to local demand.
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New York
Detroit
Porkopolis Dawn: Cincinnati as Global Pork Hub
In 1840 Cincinnati earned the nickname Porkopolis for being the world’s best known pork packing center, a title rooted in its booming meat industry and urban growth.
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Cincinnati
Porkopolis
Tax burden on stockholders and court corsage fashion noted
Stockholders of American corporations pay nearly 1.3 billion dollars a year in income taxes. Bunches of amalarotte worn as corsages by the ladies of Queen Elisabeth's court.
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Elisabeth
Panthers defeat Appalachian five easily 43 to 27
The Purple Panthers of High Point College defeated Appalachian's Mountaineers 43 to 27 to regain the North State Conference lead. A 22 to 11 first half sealed the win as Niemsee led Panthers with 16 points and Broadus Culler added eight. Appalachian’s Anthony led visitors with 10. The Panthers face Flon's Christians next, seeking revenge for last week’s upset and prior wreck injuries.
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High Point College
Appalachian
Mountaineers
Panthers
High Point
Broadus Culler
Niemsee
Culler
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Ronyecz
Elder
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Anthony
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Golden Gloves Open Charlotte Meet Starts Monday
Charlotte hosts the third annual Carolinas Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing tourney beginning Monday with about 200 contenders from the Carolinas and neighboring states. Past champions and entrants from Lincolnton Kannapolis Shelby and Charlotte highlight a field leading to Seaboard and national finals.
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Carolinas
Charlie Melcher
Mooresville
N. C
Smoot Herlocker
Concord
Arnold Tarr
Lincolnton
William Henry Wilkinson
Walter
Buddy) Basinger
Kannapolis
Robert Myder
Shelby
N.C
Jim Huntley
Zane Grey's Rocky Mountain Mystery Heads Broadhurst Run
Zane Grey's outdoor action drama Rocky Mountain Mystery stars Randolph Scott and opens for three days as part of a triple bill at the Broadhurst with Tailepin Tommy finale and the new Rustler's of Red Dog serial. The program features Chick Sale as an old west sheriff and introduces Johnny Mack Brown in the Rustlers saga with weekly episodes of peril and frontier heroism.
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Randolph Scott
Broadhurst
Zane Gregia
Charlies
Chic
Sale
Jack Wood
John Mack Brown
Jomes Compton
Johnny
Walter Miller
Raymond Hatton
Jim Thorpe
Thunder Cloud
Thun_ Bird
Many Treatles
Both Fives Hold Glean Slates in NG Title Race
Chapel Hill January 30 The Carolina State and Tar Heels meet to decide leadership in the Big Five race with both teams undefeated. Carolina has 12 wins in 13 starts, while the freshmen remain undefeated from six games. Aitken McCachren Grace Harris and Kaveny lead the veteran lineup as Webster backs Grace at center. The freshmen also dominate with an unbroken record this season.
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Carolina State
State
Tar Heels
Westen
Carolina
Army
White Phantoms
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Virginia
V. P. Tf
V. P. I. Gobblers
Carolina Quint
Gobblers
Aitken
McCachren
Grace
Harris
Kaveny
Webster
Big Five basketball showdown as UNC faces NC State
Charlotte January 30 UNC and NC State, both undefeated in state play, meet at Chapel Hill in a key Big Five tussle. NC State leads the series 3-2, with UNC boasting Southern Conference wins over VMI Virginia Maryland and others. Davidson, Appalachian Teachers, Catawba, Elon, and Guilford also saw North Carolina action with various results.
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Lae
Virginia
Maryland
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Atlanta
Appalachian
High Point College
Atlantic Christian College
Catawba Indians
Lenoir-Rhyne
Salisbury
Elon
Guilford Quakers
Arbor Day Observances Begin Across States in 19th Century
The record notes that Kansas and Tennessee observed Arbor Day for the first time in 1875 while North Dakota and Ohio did so in 1882, marking early U.S. environmental observances.
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Kansas
Tennessee
North Dakota
Ohio
Frisch credits gods for Cardinals 1934 World Series win
Frankie Frisch says the Cardinals were favored by the baseball gods in the final game against Detroit in 1934. He recalls key moments, praises Tommy Bridges and To-do White, and avoids predicting future pennants while noting the Giants and Pirates may pose NL trouble.
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Cardinals
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dean Brothers
Hi Triumph
Detroit Yacht Club
Tiger
Rowe
Tommy Bridges
St. Louis
White
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Frankie
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Allen Jay Prevails Over Trinity In 16 to 11 Victory
Allen Jay defeated Trinity Monday afternoon on the YMCA court by 16 to 11. Giles led Allen Jay with 10 points while Cook led Trinity with eight. Fourth straight win for Allen Jay. lineup and substitutions listed. The article also notes health and agriculture stats: doctor per capita and Germany’s fertilizer usage.
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Cook
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W. Giles
Cumby
F—Briles
Hall
C—Oakley
Lackey
G—Kearns
White
G—Hendrick
H. Giles
Reddick
Sabs
Swigegett
Geoffrey Chaucer Becomes England's First Poet Laureate
Geoffrey Chaucer is named the first poet laureate of England in 1389 receiving a royal grant of a yearly wine allowance as part of the office's perquisites.
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England
Geoffrey Chaucer
Taxicabs Named From Goat Origin Lens
The term cab derives from cabriolet, shortened to cab, linked to cabriole meaning a leap. Cabriole traces to Italian capriola and Latin caper meaning a goat, reflecting a fanciful etymology for taxi nomenclature.
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Caper
William Pitt Demands Instant Meals for Feasts
The English statesman William Pitt insisted meals be served the moment he wished to eat, creating a system where chickens were kept roasting at every hour. This anecdote highlights his unpredictable dining schedule and desire for immediate sustenance.
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William Pitt
Industrial league second half opens with three high school games
The Industrial league resumes at the high school gym with Paper Box vs American Bakeries, Tomlinson vs Allen Jay, and S P A against Adams-Millis expected as the feature. Second half features six clubs after CCC moved to Amateur circuit. Woody Thomas leads scoring with 64 points.
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High Point Paper Box
P. P. Box
American Bakeries
Tomlinson
Alien Jay
P. U
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Adame-Bmul
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Adamse-Millie
Fights Last Night Result Summary
The report notes Loui Grovillard of Worcester stopped Oscar Rankin of Los Angeles in the 4th round. John Henry Lewes of California knocked out Don Petrin of Newark in the 7th round.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Loui Grovillard
Worcester
Mints
Oscar Rankin
Pittsburgh
John Henry Lewes
California
Don Petrin
Newark
Baby Tigertiger Wins Narrow Bout in San Jose
In San Jose the heavyweight bout ends with Baby Tigergotow ers 134 defeating Lee Marsten 132 as Omaha reports a close victory for the local fighter.
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San Jose
Calif
Omaha
Students Reinstate Carolina Boxers After Faculty Review
CHAPEL HILL Jan 30-4 A student council decision enabled University of North Carolina boxers Tom Oflaherty and Jules Medeynski to continue competing here pending faculty and administration approval. Oflaherty received probation. Medeynski was acquitted after a hearing found both had misrepresented their residential status to avoid out-of-state fees.
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Tom Oflaherty
Jules Medeyncki
University of North, Carolina
Medeynski
Offiaherty
North Carolina
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