High Point and Durham play to scoreless high school gridiron tie
High Point Bisons and Durham Highs battled to a 0 0 deadlock in a hard fought game at Durham yesterday afternoon. Marsh stood out for the Bisons with strong tackling and disruption of Durham plays as Hinkle Armfield Sizemore Reed Williamson also shone on defense.
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High Point School
Black Bisons
Durham
Gilbert Marsh
Bison
Hinkle
Armfield
Sizemore
Reed
Williamson
Bisons
Bulls
Guarino
McAllister
Cheek
Steller
High Point
Moore
H. Point Pos
Durham We. Sio
Cecetas Whitaker Bheltow
Cecccesrvceer Ene Barnes
Historic football lineup extracted into spread formation
The provided OCR lists players by row with positions and names across lower middle and top rows. It records players such as Oppenheimer Matthews Orrick Condon Myers Williams Kimball Motley Bryant Peyton Thompkins Plummer Reiss DeButts Myers Nelson Gentry Robinson St Clair Echard Dunn Cameron Beary Thomas Edmundson Payne Stevens Sippley Williams Pinder Brewer Charles Lankford McIntire Brennan Sackett Platt Gravatt Dudley Edgar Davis across end tackle center guard quarterback and halfback positions.
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Oppenheimer
Matthews
Orrick
Condon
Myers
Williams
Kimball
Capt. Motley
Bryant
Pass
Peyton
Thompkins
Plummer
Reiss
DeButts
Nelson
Gentry
Robinson
St. Clair
Echard
Dunn
Cameron
Beary
Thomas
Edmundson
Payne
Stevens
Sippley
Pinder
Brewer
Charles
Lankford
McIntire
Brennan
Sackett
Platt
Gravatt
Dudley
Edgar
Davis
Simmons Noses Out Lou Gehrig for AL Batting Title
Semi official returns show Al Simmons of the Philadelphia Athletics clinching the batting crown by two points over Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees. Simmons led in runs with 152, Ruth hit 49 homers, Mose Grove won 28 games and 209 strikeouts, while the Yankees led team batting with a .309 average and Cleveland topped doubles at .344.
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Chicago
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Lou Gehrig
New York Yanks
Simmons
Gehrig
Babe Ruth
New York
Carl Reynolds
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Urban Hodapp
Cleveland
Edward Morgan
Dick Porter
Sam Rice Washington
Heinie Manush
Washington
Hack Wilson
Robert Mose Grove
Athletics
Yankees
Ason
Sale of Land by Trustee in High Point North Carolina
Public auction of Lot 16 in Section 14 of High Point Development Co. property Guilford County North Carolina. The deed of trust for $1500 dated November 24 1924 secures the loan to L F Cassell and J E Graves and Addie Graves. Sale set for October 23 at 2 40 pm in front of the High Point Municipal Building. Terms cash. Trustee W A J Idol. Attorneys Peacock & Dalton. Notice dated September 22 1930.
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L. F. Cassell
J -E. Graves
Addie Graves
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Guilford County
City of
High Point
North Carolina
High Point Development Company
Register of Deeds
N. C
Register of Deeds Office
Peacock & Dalton, Attys
White Sox Fall To Cubs 21-1 In Series
Chicago loses the second game of the city series as the Cubs shell the White Sox 21 to 1 after a 4 to 2 defeat the day before. Cubs celebrate a dominant offensive showing while Chicago awaits a turnaround in the next matchup.
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White Sox
Chicago
The
Gods of Baseball
Sox
Cubs
State College To Quit Night Football
Raleigh announces no more night college football this season as Wake Forest declines to play NC State at night. A telegram from Christian Keener Cagle, ex army star and coach of the Mississippi Aggies, says his team cannot meet state at night due to railroad schedules.
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Raleigh
N. C
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Christian Keener Cagle
Army
Mississippi Aggies
Bulls Clinch 3-0 Victory Over Bears in Junior High Match
Captain Ruben Hinkle led the Bulls with a goal along with Homer Hall and Ralph Kidridge as Bulls defeated the Bears 3-0 yesterday afternoon at the junior high school. The Bears offered resistance but failed to score. Officials announce ongoing student classification into seniors juniors midgets and mites with planned intra division competition.
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Ruben Hinkle
Bulls
Bears
Homer Hall
Ralph Kidridge
Boxing Results From Three Cities Last Night
Highlights from Springfield Ollie Bartlett outpointed Irish Mickey Cone in ten rounds. Lewiston saw Peter Herman vs Benny Kid Carter end in a six round draw. Scranton marked Peter Lusky stopping Joe Dundee in three rounds.
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Springfield
Ollie Bartlett
Toledo
Mickey Cone
Kokomo
Ind
Lewiston
Peter Herman
Boston
Benny Kid Carter
Phoenix
Ariz
Drew
Scranton
Peter Lusky
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Boxing results from Erie and New York bouts
In Erie Canada Lee of New York stopped Freddy Fitzgerald of Cleveland in the second round. In New York Justo Suarez of Argentina outpointed Ray Miller of Chicago to ten rounds while Archie Bell of Brooklyn and Johnny Pena of Argentina drew in a ten round fight.
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Erie
Canada
Lee
New York
Freddy Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Justo Suarez
Argentina
Ray Miller
Chicago
Archie Bell
Brooklyn
Johnny Pena
Drew
Santa Outpoints Bertazzalo In Lisbon Bout
Jose Santa of Portugal defeated Riccardo Bertazzalo of Italy by decision in a lightweight boxing match held in Boston. Santa outworked his European opponent to gain a clear points win.
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Boston
Jose Santa
Portugal
Riccardo Bertazzalo
Italy
Papke Knocks Out Blair in Hollywood Bout
Hollywood lightweight Young Papke stops John Blair of New York in the first round delivering a decisive knockout in a Hollywood ring.
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Hollywood
Cal
Young Papke
John Blair
New York
Southern Conference Title Hopes Stirred by Week’s Games
The 1930 football season moved into focus with North Carolina, Tech, and Kentucky seen as strong title contenders. Wake Forest, Sewanee, Florida, Duke, and others faced key showdowns across the region, including Carolina at Wake Forest and Kentucky hosting Sewanee under lights.
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Atlanta
Blacksburg
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Lexington
Sewanee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tech
Kentuckey
Carolina
Wake Forest
Ken
Panthers vs Wofford clash marks sole South Carolina college game
Spartanburg October 4. The Wofford Terriers host High Point's Purple Panthers in the only college football game in South Carolina. Predicted lineup includes Ludwig, MonTOe, Cory, Scott, and Foz at fullback.
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South Carolina
Spartanburg
S. C
Wofford Terriers
High Peoint
Purple Panthers
Terriers
Ludwig W Scom
Ecanom Montoe LH
Cory Wis Mse
Scott
Foz
Census data show 1929 match production value falls short
U S census bureau reports total value of matches shipped by manufacturers in 1929 was 19,490,000 dollars, down 21.6 percent from 24,845,404 dollars in 1927. Book matches rose in quantity to 2,128,000 in 1929 but value dropped to 3,411,000 dollars from 3,972,526 in 1927.
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Washington
Bureau of Census
Unclear numeric snippet with multiple monetary figures
A fragment lists numerous monetary amounts such as 446 408.55 and 55 000.00 with various line items, totaling a jumble of figures. The legible bits show dollar values but no context or labels to define purpose or entities.
Boxing Banned But Bull Fights Meet With Favor
Humberto Julio Umana, Costa Rican pre medical student at the University of North Carolina, discusses student life in Costa Rica. He notes a powerful student rights association, bull fights on holidays, and boxing banned as inhuman while soccer and jai alai are major sports. He says no co education exists yet.
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Chapel Hill
Humberto Julio Umana
University of North Carolina
Daily
Tar Heel
Umana
Sacco Salinas
Loco al Costa Rica
Costa Rica
Jacocks Expected Back In December As State Health Chief
Raleigh Oct 4 Dr William P Jacocks newly elected state health officer is due back in North Carolina from India near year end and likely to start duties after January 1 He is a Bertie county native who served with the state board of health before going to India and has the approval of physicians and public health leaders across the state
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Raleigh
William P. Jacocks
North Carolina
India
Jacobs
State Board of Health
Charles O'H. Laughinghouse
H. A. Taylor
Jacocks
Dr. Jacocks
Bertie County
Far East
It Was His Busy Day at Deep Run Farm
Kinston October 8. The Spaynes of Deep Rue had a busy 24 hours. Mrs. Spayne celebrated a birthday and gave birth to a baby girl. L S Spayne was kicked in the head by a mule and in the wrist by a flivver.
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Kinston
L. S. Spaynes
Deep Rue
Mrs. Spayne
Proximity Drops First Contest in Series
Thomas Mills edged Proximity 9 to 1 at Cane Park Greensboro in the opening of a three game amateur series for Guilford county honors. Yow led Thomas Mills with four hits and five at bats while Young pitched the win. Proximity’s Nichols Costner and Murphy contributed, but Hunter took the loss after 6 1 3 innings.
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Thomas Mills
Guilford County
Cane Park
Yow
Young
Cooper
Smith
Thomas
Chaney
Murphy
Greensboro
Bryant
Saunders
Willams
Weente
Worhls
R. Thomas Mills
Tolbert
Boone
Nichols
Hunter
Griffin
Proximity
Williams
Suarez Advances In March To Meet Singer For Title
Jus to Suarez of Argentina moved closer to a lightweight title bout with Al Singer by scoring a points decision over Ray Miller at Madison Square Garden. Miller troubled Suarez in early rounds but faded after the fifth, giving the Argentine his fourth straight win of the North American campaign.
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New York
Justo Suarez
al Singer
Ray Miller
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Miller
Suarez
Tully Blair Leads Carolinas Tourney
At Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro Blair led the North and South Carolina open after 36 holes with a 148 on day one. Charles Ruce of Asheville posted 149 while Marshall Crichton ranked well back after shooting 158.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
N. c
Tulley Blair
Sedgefield
Blair
Charles Ruce
Asheville
Marshall Crichton
Parham
State Teams Battle On Scattered Fronts
North Carolina football hopefuls begin a busy day with Duke Virginia at Durham as the Tar Heels pursue Alma Mater glory. Davidson blanks Oak Ridge 32 to 0 while Wake Forest faces Guilford and NC State meets Florida amid a slate of regional showdowns.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Duke Virginia
Durham
Florida
Davidson
Erskine
Wake Forest
Guilford
Julian Beal
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Wofford
Charlie Moran
Virginia
Catawba
Ion
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
Appalachian
Tusculum
Blacksburg
Tar Heels
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Gobblers
Duke Navy Blue Devils Return Davis for Homecoming Tilt
Duke's Blue Devils, led by captain Lee Davis in his season debut, prepare to host Virginia Cavaliers on homecoming day as Duke seeks revenge for last week's loss to South Carolina in the Southern Conference opener.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Lee Davis
Virginia
Cavaliers
Virginians
Devils
South Carolina
Tech Backfield Shakeup in South Carolina Game
Georgia Tech’s 1930 football team, debuting against South Carolina, featured a rearranged backfield due to Sid Williams injury and Harold Oltz disqualification. Captain Earl Dunlap started at halfback with Sam Colvin at quarterback, while South Carolina’s Brn Boineau and Happy Edens opened in the backfield and Billy Laval Jr. lined up at left end.
State Meets Gators in Tampa After Year Apart
The North Carolina State Wolfpack faced the University of Florida Gators in Tampa on October 4, renewing a yearly series after a one year hiatus. The game matched two major programs in a season opener style clash with high stakes for both teams.
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Gators
Tampa
Fla
North Carolina State Wolfpack
University of Florida Alligators
Yale Meets Maryland In Tenth Yale Maryland Clash
In New Haven on October 4 1930 Yale hosts Maryland in the first major intersectional game of the season marking the tenth meeting between the two programs at the Yale Bowl.
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Maryland
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Kentucky Wildcats to host Sewanee at night showdown
Kentucky will host Sewanee in the lone night game of the season at Lexington with kickoff set for 7 30 tonight. The Wildcats look to improve after recent performances as the Tigers visit for the clash.
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Kentucky-Sewanee
Lexington
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Sewanee Tigers
Army Opens Second Game of Season Against Furman
West Point notes Army's football team making its second start of the season against Furman University of Greenville South Carolina at West Point.
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Army
Furman
West Point
N. Y
Furman University of Greenville
S. C
Alabama Tide Opens 1930 Conference Schedule vs Ole Miss
The Crim son Tide opened its 1930 conference slate in Tuscaloosa against the University of Mississippi. Alabama's backfield unit was healthy and ready, with all Wade's backs available for today’s game.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
University of Mississippi
Tide
Wade
Vanderbilt and Minnesota Set for Intersectional Clash
Minnesota’s Gopher football squad opened mid season play with one practice game and prepared for a tough intersectional matchup against the Vanderbilt Commodores of Nashville Tennessee in Minneapolis October 4 as a key test of form.
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Vandy
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Vanderbilt University Commodores
Nashville
Tenn
Davidson Bride-to-Be Lillian Sample Weds Francis Manning
Miss Lillian Sample of Davidson will wed Francis Manning in a quiet home ceremony at the bride’s parents’ Davidson residence this October. The couple’s announcements were shared at Miss Mary Richards’ tea with guests from Williamstown and nearby communities.
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Lillian Sample
Davidson
Francis Manning
Mary Richards
Flora MacDonald College
Red Springs
Williamstown
N. C
Manning
University of North Carolina
Williamston
Bill Terry Tops National Batters in 1919 NL
Bill Terry of the Giants led the National League with a .401 batting average, 254 hits, and the NL lead in runs with 158. Babe Herman followed at .393, Frank O'Doul set a Philadelphia record with 254 hits last year, and Hack Wilson hit 56 homers and 190 RBIs to break major league records. Adam Comorosky led with 23 triples, Hazen Cuyler stole 36 bases, Dazzy Vance had 176 strikeouts, and Clarence Mitchell went 11-3 with an .786 pace. Giants won the team batting title at .318.
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New York
Larry Doyle
Bill Terry
Giants
Terry
Doyle
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Herman
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Frank O’doul
Philadelphia
O'Doul
Klein
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Wilson
Gehrig
Yankees
Adam Comorosky
Pirates
Hazen Cuyler
Dazzy Vance
Clarence Mitchell
Detroit
High Point Property Set for October Auction
Under a deed of trust dated April 8, 1929, Building Investment Company, Inc. loses its lien and C. A. York, Trustee, will sell Lots 59 and 60 of the J. A. Morris and R. T. Holton Addition in High Point at public auction for cash on October 28, 1930, at 1:30 p.m. The sale follows a default on the secured indebtedness and is recorded in Guilford County.
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Building Investment Company, Inc
C. A. York
Office
the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
J. A. Morris
R. T. Holton
Office of the Register of Deeds
High Point Property Auction Over Mortgage Default
Public auction to sell land in Guilford County North Carolina at 2 30 p m on October 3 1930 in front of High Point City Hall to satisfy a $1800 deed of trust. Property known as 808 Kearns Street High Point described as 24 816 square feet with detailed metes and bounds. Feacock Dalton attorneys announce sale on behalf of trustee W A Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Gray
Lettie C. Gray
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Kearns Street
Myrtle Wagoner
N. E
Kearnstreet
Grace Street
Causey
N. W
Blair Estate
S. E
N. C
A. J. Idol
Feacock & Dalton
Attys
Notre Dame Hosts Southern Methodist in New Stadium Opener
Notre Dame welcomes Southern Methodist to its new stadium in South Bend as the 1930 football season opens with a test of strength. the eleventh century venue seats are highlighted as the home squad showcases early form.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Southern Methodist University
High Point Sealed Bids Sought for Departmental Equipment
The City of High Point North Carolina invites sealed proposals for departmental equipment including a 30 horsepower Caterpillar tractor a 15 horsepower tractor a 2 foot road grader with scarifier and tractor hitch complete specifications will be furnished with each bid. Bids are due by 8 p m October 7 1930 at City Hall. A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. E M Knox City Manager.
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High Point
N. C
City of
North Carolina
E. M. Knox
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