Henderson daily dispatch., January 25, 1932, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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Henderson High School Cage Teams Face Stiff Week
Two Contests Will Be
Played By Each Team
Double Header Here on Fri
day Night With Oxford
High Teams To
Feature
Hr~ lit high school cage teams
trf •facing another stiff week, with
bolS IS* boys and girls of the basket
ball combination* facing two games
fog tb week. Both of the games play
• 4 by tb* boys will be conference
clashes while the girls, who opened
thafr season last Friday will be out
to hasp a clean slate against stiff op l
position.
Tb* boys will go to Bethel Hill on
Tuga4gy night where they will face
the high school team of that place for '
the second time of the season. They j
won their game from Bethel Hill. !
which was the efirst played here this 1
season. On that same night the girls
will play on the home floor with the j
To was v I lie school girls furnishing the
opposition
Friday night will find the teams !
playing in a double header here, with
Ogfejrd high school teams being their j
opponents. These games will be the |
features of th eweek. and will be hard ;
fought games. The boys downed Ox- j
ford high at Oxford in a recent game |
and the visitors are expected to make |
an effort to avenge this defeat.
The high school boys have won four
out of their five conference games
played so far this season, and will j
this week attempt to keep up their j
good record. The Oxford Orphanage |
team is the only combination which
has been able to beat Henderson, and j
this was done by a margin of only 1
two points. Henderson will have a
chance to avenge this defeat later in
the sason.
The growth of Russia’s population
Is about 3,000,000 annually.
Florida was first settled in 1559.
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Here is the Yankees’ new out- j
fielder, Jess Hill, whose purchase
from Hollywood, of the Pacific
Cdgst League, has been announced.
iMi is a former all around athlete
of the University of Southern Cali
fornia. He hit .320 last season.
RIU will report to the Yanks at St
tiers burg. Fla., next month.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
In The Superior Court
NORTH CAROLINA,
VANCE COUNTY
Lucy Tart Plaintiff
Vs.
Bennie Tart. Defendant.
RUte of North Carolina to Benni*
Tart, Greet.ngs, Civil action for di
vorce upon the grounds of adultery.
The defendant Bennie Tart Is here
by required to appear at the office,of
tho clerk of the superior court of the
county of Vance within thirty days
from tAe service of this summons and
answer or demur to the complaint j
now on file in said court; or th* ‘
plaintiff will apply to the court sot
the relief asked therein.
HENRY PERRY. .
Clerk Superior Court, Vance County *
PKtanan, Bridget's & Hicks,
A ttys., for Plaintiff.
This 23rd day of January A. D. 1932
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT~
NORTH CAROLINA,
VANCE COUNTY.
Farm For Rent
By virtue of authority vested in me
aa receiver of the property of Mrs
Gertrude N. Twisdale made by the
Honorable Henry A. Grady, Judge of
the Superior Court holding the Courts
by rotation In the Third Judicial Dis
trict; said order directs me and I shall
offer for rent for the year 1932;
The farm consisting of 296 acres
eituate in Middleburg Township,
fronting on the hard surfaced highway
and the S. A. L. Ry. Company right
of way near the town of Middleburg
The bonne place of the said Mrs. Ger
trude N. Twlsdale.
On Friday the 12th day of February
A. D. 1932, at twelve o'clock noon at
the court house door in Henderson,
North Carolina. Terms of rental are
cash to the highest bidder unless sat
isfactory arrangements are made with
the receiver.
The tenant house formerly occupied
by Arthur Bullock is reserved from
this rental offer, together with rlgtvt
of passage way to the highway.
There are several tenants settle
ments on said place and tenants are
avaJfeable if desired.
JASPER B. HICKS. Receiver,
pitman. Bridgers A Hicks,
Attorneys.
This January 23rdd., 1932.
U. S. Ski Star
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j The outstanding member of the
United States ski-jumping team,
j Olf Monsen. of Lake Placid. N. Y.,
is Uncle Sam’s hope of acquiring
the well-known bacon in the Olym-
I pic ski events- Olf is shown as
he had a workout recently after a
long lay-off. due to the scarcity of
enow The recent heavy fail, how
ever. ha.< created idea) conditiona
for skiina.
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CAROLINA SCORERS
Wilmer Hines It Running
Running Him Close Race
For Cage Scoring
Chapel Hill, Jan. 25. —Vergil Weath
rs. sophomore flash, tons Wilmer
fines, 60 to 53. for high scoring honors
n the Carolina quint as the Tar Heels
nake ready to engage N. C. State at
laieigh Tuesday night in what is ex
ected to be their toughest game of
he season to date.
Hines was leading 49 to 48 before
he Wake Forest game, but Weathers
an wild on th Deeacon guards and
agged 12 points to Hines’ 4 to shoot
ack into the scoring lead. This means
hat the speedy, scrannv youngster
las averaged 12 points for Carolina’s
ive games, and Hines has averaged
etter than 10.
The Tar Heels have won their two
’.ig Five games and are undefeated
or the season. But they have yet to
ass State and Duke if they are to
tang up the State title, and right now.
J. C. State's Wolfpack is looking like
- mighty big hurdle in the path.
True. Carolina had a 15—point mar
:in on Wake Forest when State only
:ad a 4-point margin. The Tar Heel
ackers know that Johnson, Brown,
i lorgan. Rose and Clark make up an
li-veteran as well as an all-star team
t State, and they can't help fearing
hat State was off its game a bit
gainst Wake Forest.
And they are taking into account,
00. that Coach Bo Shepard's Tar
leels, for all their fine showing in
arly games, arre ehalf veterans and
laif youngsters, and'Jhat they are
iah/e to crack when they hit a really
ough team like the Wolfpack.
The Tar Heel players hemselves are
ooking to- this as the big game and
he big test. Everybody is in top shape
Veathers and Hines setting a dizzy
* coring pace. Captain Alexander and
1 McCachren going great and sensa
ionally at the guards, and Edwards
Saying fine all-round ball at center.
Col. Harretson is of the opinion
hat enough non-resident hunters will
ome to the state between January
0 and February 15 to bring the ji
ense sales up to average. And I. br
ieve you are wrong Colonel, not that
am trying to be a pessimist.
HENDERSON, (N. C.J DAILY DIBPATCH MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1982
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SIG FIVE LEADERS
MEETTHIS WEEK
Duke And Carolina Will
Battle For Lead In
Race In State
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Charlotte, Jan. 25.—The Rig Five
basketball race shaped up today as a !
battle between Duke and the State i
University.
The Tar Heels and Blue Devils, tied
for first place In the group's stand
ing, will meet this week in a game
that may or break the championship
hopes of each.
The Blue Devila, defending cham
pions knocked N. C. State from the
undefeated class Saturday night by
winning, 28 to 18. The game left the
standing looking like this:
Won. Lost. Pet. j
North Carolina 2 0 1.000
Duke 2 0 1.000
N. C. State 11 .500
Davidson ......... 0 1 .000
Wake Forest 0 3 .000
The Duke-North Carolina clash if
they are to go into it undefated each
must hurdle a Big Five oppoent ear
lier in the week.
The Tar Heels meet N. C. State
Tuesday and the Blue Dvils take on
Davidson Friday. Davidson plays Guil
ford Tuesday in the only other game
during the week involving a Big Five
team.
The Tar Heel boxers beat V. P. I.
last night, 6 to 1, but the wrestlers
lost to the Virginianas, 11 to 21. Dukes
wrestlers were beaten by V. M. I. by
a score of 19 to 9. The Heel wrest
lers and boxers will try conclusions
with the V. M. I. Cadets next Saturday
Davidson’s mat men get into action
the same day against Washington and
Lee. Duke’s pugs meet N. C. State’s
boxers* Friday.
DAVIDSON SQUADS
FACESTiFF WEEK
Three Wildcat Team* Have
Four Engagement* For
Coming Week
Davidson, Jan. 25.—Davidson’s Col
lege’s winter athletic schedule is re
sumed this, week after a ton-day re-
cess for mid-term examinations, and
three of the Wildcat team will en
gage in four contests during the com
ing six days. In addition, winter foot
ball training will start Monday and
continue for the next six weeks.
Coaches Monk Younger and Tex
Tilson. who go to V. P. I. as coaches
in June, will again be in charge of
the Davidson grid aspirants as they
engage in their winter workouts. The
schedule calls for an intensive course
in footoall fundamentals which form
tho groundwork for the more serious
, training during the fall campaign to
, come. AH football men who are out for
[ some other sport will report for the
1 practices .and uniforms will be issued
J to 50 or 60 candidates.
The Wildcat varsity cage team, with
two defeats and no victories to its
credit so far, resumes its chase of
Big Five laurels this weekend when
they wifi meet the Duke University
Blue Devils at Durham Friday night.
A game with Guilford here Tuesday
evening will initiate the competitive
activities of the Davidson teams for
the week. The Davidson freshman
1 quintet will accompany the varsity on
J their invasion of Durham, and meet
the Duke Tar Babies on the same date
Couch Doc Unger's varsity wrestling
lea mwill make its debut here for the
1932 season Friday evening against
the strong Washington and Lee club.
No definite prediction of the strength
of the Davidson grappiers for this
year has been made, but with a num
ber of veterans back from last year's
team and a promising group of sopho
mores. the Wildcats should present a
well-balanced club, especially in the
middle weights.
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Sports Attracting
Many Students At
Davidson College
Davidson, Jan. 25- —Although there
are only 640 member* of the Davidson
College student body, athletic officials
at Davidson have estimated that dur
ing the past year, one thousand of
them participated in some organized
sport. This number has been conser
vatively estimated by the physical
education department, headed by Capt.
Norton G. Pritchett and assisted by
Heath Whittle, and does not take into
consideration a vast number of men
who have daily taken exercise in un
organized sports in the physical edu
cation program here.
No accurate record has been kept of
the actual participation, but in pre
paring this report, the officials were
careful not to exaggerate, and were
more inclined to list a smaller num
ber in each sport than actually par
ticipated.
I Tucker's Big
FIRE SALE
Is Offering Wonderful Values in
Smoke And Water Damaged
Suits, Overcoats,
Hats, Shoes
And All Kinds of
Men’s Furnishings
This stock must be sold at once to make way for car
penters who are waiting to repair our building.
Drastic Reductions
Have Been Made On The Entire
Stock To Move Quickly
Tucker Clothing Co.
Henderson, N. C.
SEVEN EVENTS FACE
BLUE DEVIL TEAMS
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; Exams To Oceupy Athletes
i Until Friday When All
j Swing Into Action
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> Durham, Jan. 26.—Examination will
i occupy the time of Duke athlete* un
til Friday when all of them will atari
a heavy week-end, seven events being
carded during the last two fays of
■ the week.
Only two events are scheduled for
■ the home floor, Friday night’s double
header in basketball with the David
son varsity and freshmen.
The cage bill shows two important
games with Big Five game*, the David
eoa set to and a game with th* u
stepping Tar Heel* of Carolin.
Chapel Hill Saturday night. w
Coach Eddie Cameron in eiDeff .
hie injured etar eto ha back InThi?*
for the games this week which
enable him to put the same team
the floor that played ao
Duke'* flret home games of the
eon .
That lineup had Carter *,,4 j
Thompson at forwards, Alpert, cen
ter, Shaw and H. Thompson, guard*
Alpert and H. Thompson were on u, e
injured list when the Devils met State
in Durham Saturday night.
Add Warren’s boxers and wrest i m
are alao slated to perform, the U,X
er*> meeting N. C. State's strong te am
In Raleigh Friday night and the wrest
lets going to V. P. I. Saturday f or \
meet with the Gobblers.
The freshman eager* see action i»
preliminaries to the varsity game,
this week, meeting the Davidson first
year men Friday night and Carolina *
yearlings Saturday night. The fresh,
man boxers meet Btate Friday night ia
* prelude to the varsity affair.