North Carolina Delegation Opposes Split at Conference
University of North Carolina delegates to the upcoming meeting have instruction to oppose any disruption of the conference and to support standards and faculty. They warn against any movement separating the university from its historic rivals, and will attend with R A Fetzer, Charles Woolen, Chuck Collins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
The
Tomorrow
University Council of Liberal Arts
R. A. Fetzer
Charles T. Woolen
Chuck Collins
Southern Football Coaches Association
Big Ten to debate new football loop with Southern Six
Chairman L C Glenn circulated a letter saying the Big Ten will not leave the Southern Conference but may form a smaller football group. Delegates from 23 member schools meet this Friday and Saturday to decide on schedules and the possible new league. Eight Southern Conference schools want in, two more may join, and any school agreeing to tighter eligibility rules could become a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ten
Southern Conference
L. C. Glenn
Glenn
Loop
City Stores rolls win first half in Lucky Strike league
City Stores clinched the first half championship by taking the second game 8 pins over Stehli Silk Mill in a tight match. Sam Comer led Stehli with 137 in a 374 three game total as Stehli tried to sweep the series. Other results included Pointer Hosiery beating Post Office and American Bakeries winning by forfeit from Adams-Millin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stehli Silk Mill
City Stores Rollers
Lucky Strike Commercial League
Stehli Rollers
Sam Comer
Stehli
Pointer Hosiery
Post Office
American Bakeries
Adams-Millin
Peace
Rickert
Steer Lm
Wood
Revee
Payne
King Pin Nets Two Wins In North State League Action
In a late night duck-pin draw at King Pin alleys King Pin teams North State Telephone Enterprise and Police each posted two wins. Telephone beat N C P S 124 high single Potts 328 for three games. Enterprise swept Triangle then edged loss by one and won final by five pins with Thompson top scoring 112 and 303. Police defeated Adams Millis after dropping a game and Bundy 124 high single while Nance led with 333 across three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North State Telephone, Enterprise and
Police
Telephone Rollers
Potts
Alred
Enterprise
Triangle
L. Thompson
Adams-Millis
Bundy
Nance
Cops
Meet at the Y M C A Shows Leaders in Annual 10-Week Meet
Graome Fulton holds a slender three point lead at the halfway mark with 361 points in the Y M C A annual 10 week athletic contest. Jimmy Wilkins is second with 358 and Robert Spencer third with 349 as the center group star added 63 points from a 32 feet 9 inch shot and a pull up. Lloyd Whitley led Juniors in shot put with 66 points and Wilkins added 60 points in the pull up. This week features hop step and jump and 40 yard back stroke with Richard Retten leading aquatic competition at 303 points followed by Albert McAnally and Albert Strock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graome Fulton
Jimmy Wilkins
Robert Spencer
Fulton
Wilkins
Spencer
C. Spencer
Lloyd Whitley
Howard Raper
Richard Retten
Edgar Hartley, Jr
Albert McAnally
Aibert Strock
Robert Clifton
Clarence Spencer
Pithons Lead Day Junior League as Gorillas Trim Hipps
The Pithons beat the Cobras 13 to 10 to rise in the Day Junior YMCA Basketball league second half. King Waakes defeated Moccasings 5 to 3 to keep a tie from forming for first. Gorillas of the Night league beat Hipps 6 to 4 ending Hipps’ streak. Stags and Tigers tied for first after the Stags 11 to 9 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pithons
Cobras
King Waakes
Gorillas
Hipps
Stags
Tigers
L. Re
le Pet Stags Coccewesers
Cafeteria Team to Meet Trinity High Tonight
The Friendly Cafeteria basketball squad with a 2–2 record faces Trinity High School on the Salvation Army court at 9:15. Trinity is said to have an unusually strong team this season and a tough game is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Salvation Army
Trinity
Berg Beats Baudry in London Bout and Miller, Herrera Win
In London Jack Berg stopped Baudry of France. In New York Ray Miller outpointed Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo. Philadelphia results saw Tony Herrera outpoint Lew Massey in a 10 round bout in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack
Kid
Berg Oe
Baudry
France
New York
Ray Miller
Chicago
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo, Mich
Philadelphia
Tony Herrera
Lew Massey
Tex Tilson Named Davidson Head Coach and Athletic Director
Tex Tilson was elected director of athletics and head football coach at Davidson by unanimous athletic council. He succeeds Younger, ending nine years of teamwork, with an assistant to be chosen within weeks as Tilson had joined Davidson with a backfield coach to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Tilson
Younger
Davidson
SS. Dbd
Tex
Tilson
David
Athletic Council
Ee Eee Pemeta
Line
Junior Y Court Team Wins Opening Tussle
The Y M C A Junior basketball team defeated Allen Jay High 17 to 11 on the local Y court. Hoover led with eight points, Cooper added five, while Armstrong and Oliver scored for Allen Jay in a rivalry opening game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay High School
Sterling
Hoover
Cooper
Armstrong
Oliver
Allen Jay Weer
Ena . W. Giles
Two Junior Swim Marks Fall At Local Pool
The crack natadors at the local M. C. A. pool chopped time and shattered records yesterday as Richard Retten cut half a second in the 40 yard backstroke to 29.0 seconds and Ronald Jester lowered the 40 yard back stroke mark to 36.2/5 seconds, continuing a six week surge of record breaking performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natadors
Richard Retten
Ronald Jester
College basketball scores from Milwaukee and surrounding games
In Milwaukee Brigham Young led Marquette 39 to 32. SMU defeated State Teachers College 42 to 27. Butler beat U. of Southern Methodist 36 to 42. Kansas State 29, Washburn College 24. Missouri U 25, St. Louis U 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Brigham Young
Marquette
Tecanes
Butler
U. 1
Southern Methodist University
State Teachers College
Kansas State
Washburn College
Missouri U
St. Louis
Dundee Stops Sagues in Miami Bout
Vince Dundee of Baltimore halted Ernesto Sagues of Chile in a boxing bout held in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Ernesto Sagues
Chile
North Carolina hunting laws tighten as wardens expand
The article notes protection for ducks and geese along the coast with depu ty wardens and coast guard involvement to enforce limits. It mentions a proposed scheme to deputize licensed guides, rabies vaccination for dogs, Babe Ruth visiting Camp Bryan for hunting, and declining license sales signaling potential funding problems for the game division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Carolina
Raleigh
Josephus Daniels
M. P. Whichard
Edenton
General Assembly
Sultan of Swat
Babe Ruth
New York
Camp Bryan
Havelock
Craven County
Frank Stevens
Ball Parks
Babe
North Carolna
Core
Pamlico Sound
Bill Blades
New Bern
Portsmouth
Ocracoke Inlet
Meehan Leaves NYU Football After Big League Era
Chick Meehan quits big time football at NYU returning to contracting work. He cites pressure and abuse of players while steering NYU to national prominence. claims he will not coach college football at a top level again. Notable stars mentored include Ken Strong and Al Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Meehan
New York University
Foot
Meehan
Alman
Ken Strong
NYU Faces Limits as League Football Gains Momentum
The text notes NYU will not surrender its national recognition and describes how league football has grown beyond its powers, reflecting a broader national trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Also Mentioned on This Page
PoRtaena
North Carolina
Joe Palooka
New Orleans
Kern
Ham Fisher
Merriam
Dallas
Ronson
Hickok
Qbe
S. Main Street
High Point, N. C
Thompson Ene
Gillen
Aed
Albertson Siders
Sheen
City Police
Ae Fee
Oates
Hughes
Y. M
C. A
Retten
Trinity High
Armstrong LF
Spencer Eee
Y. J. Royals
Barrier
Allen Jay — Elder
Ingram
Nelson
F. Giles
Aycock Brown
Murphy
Manteocome
Daily News
Sport Sparks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!