Boylin Leaves To Arrange Basketball Schedule
Coach Jack Boylin of Igh Point College travels to Virginia to arrange the season schedule. He plans talks with University of Virginia and other schools in the Old Dominion and North Carolina to set tentative dates. Possible opponents include Richmond Blues William and Mary Hampden Sidney and Wake Forest. Basketball practice will begin soon.
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Jack Boylin
Igh Point College
Virginia
Old Dominion
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
State College
Boylin
Purple Panthers
Richmond Blues
William and Mary
Hampden-Sidney
Richmond
Panthers Aim for Bright Season at High Point College
The report foresees a successful upcoming season for High Point College with the Panthers showing strong prospects. Team sources say the squad has ample floor material and depth for multiple lineups.
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High Point College
Panthers
Lewis Teague Appointed Counsel for Carolina Bonding Co
Local attorney Lewis Teague is appointed counsel for the Carolina Bonding Company and J. S. Kearns of Greensboro is named as field manager according to J. M. Hoover the local agent.
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Lewis Teague
Carolina Bonding Company
J. S. Kearns
Greensboro
J. M. Hoover
Kidnapped Lowell Mayor Candidate Abducted by Four Men
John W. Mahan, Lowell mayoral candidate noted for opposing bootleggers and grafters, was kidnapped from his home by four armed men who forced him into a closed automobile in the early hours. Local authorities launched a search as the incident shocked the city.
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Lowell
Mass
John W. Mahan
Nutcracker Gleanings Hints Oddities And Sports Notes
A collage of light items from Princeton football humor to a New York riding club convention. Mentions of John McGraw not attending, Gene Tunney party hints in Stroudsburg, and Dempsey chef rumors. References to Connie Mack fielders and West Point football, plus aging comic quips about Marie and domestic life.
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New York
John McGraw
The
Giants
Stroudsburg
Dempsey
Connie Mack
Princeton
Harvard
Uncle Joe Cannon Revisits Guilford County Roots
Joseph Cannon known as Uncle Joe recalls boyhood Guilford County days during a 1916 visit. He toured his birthplace near Guilford College, spoke at Guilford College chapel, and mused on family pioneers from North Carolina. Grissom, his friend, notes Cannon’s plain sense and enduring appeal.
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North Carolina
Middlewest
Irby
House of Representatives
College Chapel
Joe
Grissom
Cannon
Greensboro
Guilford
Referee to Keefe Carter final score and golf question
The text recalls R T E Russell Martin as runner up to Keefe Carter in the Western Amateur title with the final score 8 and 2. It also notes Eddie Kid Wagner beating Sid Terris in six rounds in 1924. It mentions Lou Gehrig’s time at Columbia University and Hartford in the Eastern League before majors. It notes Dave Danforth’s seven major seasons and George Sisler’s two .490 batting seasons in 1920 and 122. A Minnesota note references a tough break against Northwestern in 22.
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Keefe Carter
R.T.E. Russell Martin
Eddie Kid Wagner
Sid Terris
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
W. Bi
Columbia University
Hartford
Dave Danforth
George Sisler
Minnesotas Early Lead Fades After Fumble on Goal Line
In 1922 action Minnesota jumped out to a 7-0 advantage against Northwestern. A late held score by Minnesota looked certain as the drive reached the five yard line, but a fumble near the goal line spoiled the likely touchdown as the ball rolled out of bounds two yards behind.
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Minnesota
Gophers
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Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
David Torrence
Barbara Bedford
Andy Gump
West Pointers
Queen Marie’s Royal Train
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Gate City Motor CO
Wrenn Street
Jack Burris
Mgr
Meighan
Eel Gods
Allan Dwan
Craramount
Renee AD Cree Alee
South America
Pathe
Uncle Joe
K. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N, C
Purple
Northwestern
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