High Point cagers down Greensboro Y in opening test
The High Point college basketball team defeated the Greensboro Y by 46 to 31 on the Y court. Led by Samet, Hampton and Towery, HP came out strong, building a 14-2 lead and maintaining it despite rough passing and shooting.
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High Point College
Lamet
Hampton and
Towery
Panthers
Piedmont Loop
James H. Morris
Greensboro
Jim McCachren
Red Meroney
Pete Boone
Virgil Yowg
Hampton
Malfregeot
Samet
Hester
Southeastern to discuss bowl tilts at SEC meeting
Southeastern Conference coaches and college officials gathered in Gainesville for their annual meeting with post season football bowl contests expected to dominate discussion. Sponsors of the Sugar Bowl reached beyond the conference to add Texas Christian and Carnegie Tech to the lineup as talks began.
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Gainesville
Fla
Southeastern Conference
New Orleans
Texas Christian
Carnegie Tech
High Point vs Greensboro defensive standouts in mid game
Keene and Moran emerged as second five hopefuls but could not match Greensboro's pace. Lamet led scoring with 14 points, Hampton added 12, Malfregeot 8, while Boone topped Greensboro with 10 as High Point trailed 22 10 at halftime.
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Keene
Jack Moran
Greensboro
Lamet
Hampton
Malfregeot
Boone
Edwards
Lineans
High Point
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Samet
Gene Hester
Lowery
Nance
Blue
Moran F
Eloftin
Keene c
Counthan G
O Murphy G
Murray G
Watts
Hedrick
Hamilton
Galento Faces Louis After Fast Start In Cage League
Tony Galento from Orange New Jersey beat Otis Thomas by knockout in the ninth round, surviving two warnings for fouls and claiming the right to challenge Joe Louis. Galento weights 227, Thomas 208, with Galento seeking a Dempsey style slugfest. Max Baer looms as next opponent, with a Feb 21 Atlantic City bout penciled in.
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St, Louis
Orange
New Jersey
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Otis Thomas
Chicago
Tony
Thomas
Walter Heisner
Tony Tomacci
Galento
Jack Dempsey
Joe
Max Baer
Joe Jacobs
Chamber
Atlantic City
Lenoir Rhyne Announces 19 Game Basketball Slate
Lenoir Rhyne College released a 19 game schedule with a home opener against Alumni All-Stars and key matchups against Atlantic Christian Guilford Appalachian State Teachers Roanoke Lynchburg and High Point. The slate includes games in Wilson Salisbury and various campus sites.
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Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
LenOir-Rhyne College
Morris-Harvey
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
High Point
Hi Point
Guilford
Appalachian State
Elon
Catawba
Salisbury
Boone
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Roanoke
Lynchburg
McCrary Mills
Asheboro
Galento Stops Otis Thomas in Last Night’s Fight
Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey weighed 227 pounds and knocked out Otis Thomas of Chicago in nine rounds. Leoni Efrati of Italy outpointed Frankie Covelli of Brooklyn over ten rounds.
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Otis Thomas
Associated Press
St. Louis
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Chicago
Leoni Efrati
Italy
Frankie Covelli
Brooklyn
Pitt End Coach Quits Pitt to Focus on Law Practice
Eddie Schultz, Pitt end coach, has retired from the staff to devote all his time to his law practice. The resignation was announced from Pittsburgh on December 8.
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PITT
Pittsburgh
Eddie Schultz
Champions Exempt From Sectional Qualifying Rounds
New rule exempts all former P. G. A. champions from sectional qualifying rounds, allowing them direct advancement in the tournament.
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New York
U C L A Stars to Enter Army Flying Service
After graduation this June Johnny Ryland and George Pfeiffer, noted UCLA football players, will enter the army flying service.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Ryland
George Pfeiffer
Army Flying Service
Bees Never Named MVP In Majors Despite Playoff Plots
The Boston Bees remain the only major league team never to have a player win the Most Valuable Player award. This record persists even as the club faced the season with hopes for standout performances from its roster.
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Bers
Boston
Boston Bees
United States Involvement Across 27 Wars
The United States has participated in a sequence of 27 wars starting with the American Revolution and concluding with the World War. This tally traces the nation’s long history of military conflicts and international engagement across eras.
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United States
Yankees Eye Hutchinson as New Orleans bid looms
New York sports roundup notes talk of Freddie Hutchinson as a potential Yankees target in New Orleans. Seattle's demands reportedly run high, with Jake Ruppert's brewery suggested as part of terms. Other items reference Lou Nova Baer negotiations and Sooners' undefeated season profits.
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New York
Yankees
New Orleans
Freddie Hutchinson
Seattle
Jake Ruppert
Lou Nova
Maxie Baer
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
Dutch Bergman
Minors Strike Back at Majors in Manager Shuffle
Elizabethton Star notes shifts as majors dig into minors for managers like Fred Haney and Doc Prothro. It highlights players Boiling Bailey Grimes at Montreal and Kiki Cuyler at Chattanooga, plus local shoutouts to Bobby Cifers and Shad Bryant’s standout fall season with 394 rushing yards, 157 receiving yards, and several long runs.
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Fred Haney
Doc Prothro
Baily Grimes
Montreal
Kiki Cuyler
Chattanooga
Stanely F. Brading
Elizabethton
Tenn
Bobby Cifers
Kingsport
Shad Bryant
Clemson
Dark Horses and Adams-Millis Win Industrial League Bouts
Dark Horses defeated Redwine 31 to 20 led by Captain Woody Thomason who scored 10 points. Adams-Millis beat Triangle 37 to 31 as Spencer scored 12 and Dawson 9 with a 19-18 halftime edge. Tonight Schlitz and Marsh loom as undefeated teams in schedule.
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Dark Horses
Adams- Millis
Redwine
Adams-Millis
Triangle
Woody Thomas
Thomas
Hartley
Evans
Spencer
Dawson
Schlitz
Marsh
Globe
Jensnank
Piedmont
Harriss-Covington
Hartley Welborn
Norman Alderman
Photo Brown
Gentry
Idol Link Seeeeee Senewee
Bohler
Sseesseeeves
Owens Taylof
Cooper Hooks
Evans Oer
Reid ‘Oodell
Red- Silver Knit Co. Wine
Sumner Eee
Dawson Harris
Clark A.M. Machine Shop
Byrd
Hancock
Tri- Allied Eee
Payne
Byerly
Serene Eeneee
Ladies' League Thursday Games Set
Forward Brothers meet Loopers Adams Millis clash with Hamlet's Finishers Rose Furniture plays Quality Bakery in a busy Thursday card featuring four local teams and potential standings moves.
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Ladies’ League
Forward Brothers
Adams Millis
Hamlet
Rose Furniture
Quality Bakery
Carnegie Tech Wins Lambert Memorial Trophy in Pittsburgh
The August V. Lambert Memorial trophy, awarded by sports writers as the outstanding Eastern football team, stayed with Pittsburgh as Carnegie Tech and Coach Bill Kern accepted the honor at a World's Fair dinner. The trophy had recently been with the Panthers for two years.
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New York
August V. Lambert Memorial
Golden Triangle
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Bill Kern
Panthers
Wrestling Results From Harrisburg and Pittsburgh
In Harrisburg Len Hall defeated Chief Little Wolf in 33 minutes and 10 seconds. In Pittsburgh Danno O’Mahoney pinned Rudy Dusek after 30 minutes and 49 seconds. Datum includes weight classes 224 and 218 pounds for Hall and Dusek respectively.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Len. Hall
Oakland
Calif
Chief Little Wolf
Trinidad
Colo
Pittsburgh
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Basketball rules changes discussed at Duke University
Durham reports basketball rules changes and interpretations were discussed at Duke University today by coaches and officials of the state.
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Durham
Duke University
New National Guard Plane O-47A Debuts
The North American O-47A is a three place observation aircraft for the National Guard. It packs 975 horsepower and can reach speeds up to 240 mph with a 1000 mile range. It features double folding doors for aerial photography.
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National Guard
West Virginia Backfield Earns Oddest Gridiron Nod
The Associated Press awards a fur lined nose guard for the season’s oddest gridiron moment to a nameless West Virginia backfield member after an unforgettable Morgantown scene. Other quirks include ref Getchell’s miscall, a pony on the William & Mary field, and Dartmouth’s Har rington Gates returning to play briefly.
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New York
Associated Press
West Virginia University
John Getchell
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Morgantown
Cam
West Virginia
Getchell
William & Mary
Richmond University
A. B. Marchant
Richmond
Jimmy Phelan
Washington
Washington State
Bob Purdue
Purdue
Dartmouth
Harrington
Heavenly) Gates
Zeke Bonura At Center Of Baseball Trade Buzz
New Orleans convention scene focuses on Zeke Bonura and Frankie Frisch as Zeke draws interest from the New York Giants and others. Giants president Horace Stoneham discusses possible purchase while Washington owner Clark Griffith plans talks in New York. Bonura poses for a photographer with a humorous display as trade talk swirls.
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Frankie Frisch
Zeke Bonura
Zeke
Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Wisenheimers
New Orleans Pelicans
Manhattan
New York Giants
Chicago
Giants
Horace Stoneham
New York
Chicago White Sox
Stoneham
Clark Griffith
Eagles Defeat Catawba 60 to 35 in Asheboro
Eagles overpower Catawba College 60 35 as W Holleman tallies 17 points and Roye adds 14 in a December 8 game in Asheboro. Grove leads Catawba with 12 points while Duke-bound focus shifts to Saturday night battle.
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Catawba
Enterprise
Asheboro
Holleman
Roye
McCrary Eagles
Catawba College
North States
Piedmont League
Duke
Grove
Catawba P.O
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G—Pritchard
Tomlinson
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G—Grove
McCrary
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