Panthers Face Quakers In College Court Showdown
High Point College aims to rebound in a North State clash with Guilford College at Harrison gym tonight at 8 after an uneven week. The junior rally club plays Fallston high school at 6 45 as the opener while the Yewmen lead the circuit with four wins in five starts.
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High Point College
Panthers
Panther
Guilford College Quakers
Harrison
Fallston High School
Appalachian
Pan
Mountaineers
West
Nnon
Guilford Quakers
Yow
Craven Native Ward Proposes Nine Member Planning Board
Leigh North Carolina legislative notes show Native Ward of Craven introducing a bill for a nine member Planning board to be appointed by the governor to advance state programs. Thirty members attended the brief session. the house passed HB 163 linking to pension for Mrs Journey of Surry. various bills move through committees.
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Leigh
Craven
North Carolina
Surry
Journey
Surry County
R. W. Journey
Tors
Abernathy
Caldwell
Ting
Caldwell County
Johnston
Buncombe
Larkin
Jones
Lle
Patton
Macon
Aycock
Warren
DiMaggio Still Uncertain On 1937 Yankees Contract
San Francisco on January 30 reports say Joe DiMaggio, rookie outfielder last season, has not signed his 1937 contract with the New York Yankees. Barrows, the club business manager, said the agreement had been received but DiMaggio refused the terms offered, declaring he had not yet signed.
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San Francisco
young _DiMaggio
Yankees
Crab Fisherson
Barrows
New York
Aggie
Joe
Fables by Mr. Gay Acquired by Shepard-Pruden Library
A web volume titled Fables by the Mr. Gay has been received at the Shepard-Pruden Memorial Library. The author is identified as John Gey, an Indian or han poet, with a signature attributed to Joseph Hewes, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, visible in the tome.
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Mr. Gay
Shepard-Pruden
M, IL
Hewes
John Gey
Joseph Hewes
Ing
Dover and Ora Mills Workers Donate Wages to Relief
Workers at the Dover and Ora mills logged two shifts and contributed their wages for flood relief. Spokesmen said about 200 dollars in cash was already raised and the day's labor proceeds would go to Red Cross relief officials. Estimates of total relief funds ranged from 1000 to 1500 dollars.
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Dover
Ora
Red Ba
Annual Meeting Notice of Atlantic In and Realty Association
Annual meeting of the members of the Atlantic In and Realty Association will be held at 1 30 P M on January 24 in the office of the tion for receiving the Treasurer report and the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. January 30. CAM CRIDDLEBAUGH ids ae Boyer
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Erders of the Atlantic Inand Realty Association
Tion
Difor
Cam Criddlebaugh
Ids Ae Boyer
Decade's Toll Gertrude Ederle Once Swam Channel
Gertrude Ederle arrives in court amid lingering injuries from her historic swim the prior decade. The famed swimmer, once celebrated for conquering the English Channel, walks with a limp as she faces the courtroom for a secular matter.
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Gertrude Ederle
Mineola
N. Y
Labor Act Ruling Will Be Appealed
Washington Mills of Mayodan prepared to appeal to the supreme court after Federal Judge Johnson J. Hayes dismissed the action challenging the Wagner labor relations act. The company had refused to notice a hearing ordered by the national labor relations board on union charges that it declined to re employ striking workers. The judge stayed the injunction motion for 30 days during the appeal period.
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Greensboro
Washington Mills Company
Supreme Court
Johnson J. Hayes
National Labor Relations Board
Pastor Fights Louis To Ten Rounds In Madison Square Garden
Bob Pastor, former New York University fullback, battles Joe Louis to a ten round draw in a high speed exhibition at Madison Square Garden. Louis’s handlers and fans react with anger over the decision as Pastor gains notoriety for his open field running and endurance. The bout draws a gate of $111,570.60 with judges scoring five rounds for Louis, four for Pastor, one even.
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Bob Pastor
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
New York University
Red Grange
Johnny Branch
Pastor
Louis
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
John Roxborough
Jesse Owens
Owens
Wind
George le Cron
Charles Lynch
Arthur Donovan
Associated Press
Hay
Maryland Meets Dukes Tonight
Charlotte scene notes a slate of winter sports with top teams pushing for week wins. North Carolina prepares to host Virginia while Navy, Raleigh, and Blacksburg venues host boxing and wrestling showdowns as Elon, Catawba and Guilford post wins in Little Six play.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Phantoms
Maryland
Duke
Blue Devils
Mike Rowman
Virginia
Chapel Hill
Annapolis
Navy
N. C. State
Virginia Tech
Raleigh
Blacksburg
Elon
Lenoir Rhyne
Catawba
Lynchburg
Guilford
East Carolina Teachers
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Columbia Girl Golfer Wins Meet Title Off Patty Berg
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia South Carolina defeated Patty Berg of Minneapolis 3 and 2 in the 36 hole final at Charlotte Harbor to win the championship of champions. Hemphill showed a steady long game and finishing putts as Berg battled back early but could not overcome the southern star.
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Columbia
Patty Berg
Coral Gables
Fla
Kathryn Hemphill
8. C
Miami Biltmore
Miss Hemphill
Minneapolis
Punta Gorda
Carolina
Miss Berg
Charlotte
Biltmore
Maureen Orcutt
Patty
Noir Rhyne to Meet Catawba at Salisbury
Guilford faces High Point while Appalachian plays at Waco Western Carolina and Lynchburg meets Atlantic Christian. Eerara grapplers clash with the YMCA squad at Spray in a busy regional sports card.
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Noir Rhyne
Catawba
Salisbury
Guilford
High Point
Appalachian
Lynchburg
Atlantic Christian
Eerara Grapplera
Spray
Trustees to Rule on Anderson and State College
The Greater University board of trustees met in Raleigh and was expected to take up the athletic situation at North Carolina State College, a unit of the Greater University. Alumni present discussed impacts on the NC State campus and athletics.
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Greater University
Anderson
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
N. C. State
N. C. State College
State executes demand for home rule in athletics
President Frank P. Graham announced the removal of Head Football Coach Hank Anderson at North Carolina State after the trustees heard a demand for home rule and despite the athletic council’s recommendation to retain him.
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N. C. State
Frank P. Graham
University
Hank Anderson
Athletic Council
Seven Bitten by Dogs in Chapel Hill
January 30 report says seven people were bitten by dogs known or suspected to have rabies. Dr. W P Richardson urged owners to keep pets confined as police prepared to shoot all stray dogs.
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Chapel Hill
W. P. Richardson
San Francisco Open golf opens with Thomson Smith bite
Birteen survivors of 36 hole qualifying start four rounds of match play in the $5 000 San Francisco open. Jim Thomson Shawnee Pa and Horton Smith Chicago lead the field after strong rounds with Thomson posting 64 in the second qualifying round. Early pairings include Hines vs Revolta Little vs White Picard vs Sheppard with notable scores and pace-setting performances.
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Birteen
Jim Thomson
Shawnee
Horton Smith
Chicago
Smith
Thomson
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
N. Y
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Lawson Little
Orville White
Henry Picard
Hershey
Charles Sheppard
Pleasanton
Calif
Export balance at low figure for 1936 reported
The commerce department announced that exports exceeded imports by 4,258,000 in 1936, the smallest surplus since 1893. Exports totaled 2,463,487,000, up 170,613,000 from 1935, while imports reached 2,419,229,000, 371,744,000 higher than 1935.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Detroit and New York results feature world welterweight bout actions with Joe Louis and Barney Rossetts topping opponents in a Detroit and New York setting. Scores listed include 208 percent and 179 percent references, with other details showing locations like Fresno and Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Barney Rossetts
Chicago
al Manfredo
Fresno
Triangles Battle Charlotte Y Linksmen After Defeat
High Point College Panthers beat the Triangles 52 to 40 last night. The Triangles seek revenge tonight at 8 in the Y gym as they face the Charlotte Y M C A Linksmen featuring former college stars.
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Purple Panthers
High Point College
Y. M. C. A. Triangles
Charlotte Y. M. C. A. Linksmen
Charlotte
Cats
Dave McCachren
Catrina
Allen Levi
Presbyteri College
Tom Brown
Ole College
Joe Roth
Fred Dave Nelson
Panthers
Martin
Hampton
H Ton
Harris
Broadus Culler
Ray Trier
Ing
Hack Spencer
Mills
Spencer
A. Helser
APOC
Bailey and Kearns
Rocky Mountain Conference Split Brings Major Breakup
Denver reports that for the second time in three years the Rocky Mountain conference faces a permanent split. The seven seceding schools Denver Utah Colorado Wyoming Utah State Colorado State Brigham Young plan a big-time league while remaining members Colorado Colorado College Mines and others stay. Faculty backing is cited for the current split.
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Rocky Mountain Conference
Albert C. Nelson
Denver University
Nelson
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah State
Colorado State College
Brigham Young
Colorado College
Colorado Schools of Mines
Greeley State
Western State of Gunnison
Colo
Montana State
Hog Marketing Officials Urge Withholding Hogs
Marketing officials in Greenville urge area hog producers to withhold hogs from markets as packing houses report a slack pork supply. The tactic aims to curb the decline in pork prices and stabilize local market activity.
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Greenville
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