Duke Dominates North Carolina In 1933 Big Five Race
Duke University captured six of ten champion titles in the 1933 North Carolina Big Five, edging North Carolina by points. The Tar Heels led in participation across nine sports and earned co championships with Davidson in baseball, with Duke taking titles in basketball boxing swimming golf cross country and football.
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Duke University
North Carolina
Northlina
Tar Heels
Blue Evils
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N . State
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Blue Devils
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Wildcats
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Runyan leads Pasadena Open with 67 69 card
Paul Runyan, 25, of White Plains, N Y, fired rounds of 69 and 67 to lead the Pasadena open golf championship at 136 after 36 holes. MacDonald Smith sits second at 138 after a 71 today. Denny Shute stands third with 71 69 and Jimmy Thomson 71 70.
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Calif
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Teadher
MacDonald Smith
Denny Shute
Himes
Long Beach
Jimmy Thomson
Hackney Named SEC Basketball Official in Atlanta Tourney
Bann Hackney, prominent local Boy Scout executive and veteran football and basketball official, is chosen as an official for the Southeastern Conference basketball tournament in Atlanta on February 23 to 27. Selection announced by W 4H Britton of Knoxville. He is barred from the Southern Conference tourney due to UNC graduation.
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Bann Hackney
Atlanta
Hackney
Britton
Knoxville
Tenn
University of North Carolina
Dunlap Set To Compete In Midwinter Pinehurst Meet
National amateur golf champion George T. Dunlap Jr. will play in the first Midwinter tournament at Pinehurst starting Tuesday. Known for seven wins in eight years, Dunlap aims to extend his dominance as Walter Swope and Forbes Wilson challenge him for the title and the chance to meet Dunlap in the final.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap
United States
Cincinnati
Halbert J. Blue
Walter Swope
Yale
Forbes Wilson
Gene Homans
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
Wilson
Blue
Reform Wing Bolts From Republican Convention In 1884
The reform faction of the party split at the 1884 Republican presidential convention and adopted the derisive name Mugwump, signaling a break from the main slate and a new political identity.
Golf leaders tied with 141 as Diegel and Smith shoot 142
141 and Harry Cooper of Chicago tied back of Shute. Leo Diegel of Philadelphia and Horton Smith of Oak Park Illinois were next in line, each shooting 71-71-142.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Shute
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Aneres
General hospitals number nationwide reaches over four thousand
A national tally reports about 4361 general hospitals operating in the country as of the latest count, reflecting the breadth of medical infrastructure across states and regions.
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United States
Lions Face Stanford in Rose Bowl Prep After Transcontinental Trip
Columbia's 30 man squad arrived in Tucson after a long journey and banquets. Coach Little promised adjustments and rest before the January 1 Rose Bowl test against Stanford, while the team aims to compensate modest size with grit and strategy.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
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Ariz
Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Texas College of Mines
Lions
Louw
Little
Clif Montgomery
California
Kernersville Triumphs 2-1 Over High Point in Local Soccer
Kernersville town team edged High Point YMCA 2 to 1 in Kernersville yesterday. Kernersville opened with two first-half goals and held High Point to one in the second half. High Point heads to Winston-Salem for the Christmas clash at Southside Park.
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Kernersville
High Point
Winston-Salem
Southside Park
Kernersville Pos
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Petty
Brown
Stssees Sinquefield
Orate LF
SEAL
R. Clark
Rothrock
PENN
Clark Ee
Wrestling Match In High Point Barred By Local Commission
Local boxing officials in High Point prevent a planned Christmas night wrestling event at the Orpheum theater. No bond, contracts, or approved card were filed, and heating and safety checks were not completed. The commission warns promoters and will shut down any unauthorized match to protect the sport.
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Harry Raymond
High Point Boxing Commission
Orpheum Theater
Boxing Commission
Harry
Commission
Col. Raymond
P. R. Moore
Bristol
Vai
Irish Hogan
Southeastern Refereeing Association
Charlotte
Crocket
Southern All Stars Meet Northerners In Brooklyn Today
In Brooklyn the North and South squads prepare for the annual charity North South game at Brooklyn Stadium with kickoff at 2 p.m. Don Kellett leads the North and Stumpy Thomason commands the South Alabama’s five players anchor the left line as others study plays amid exams. Receipts go to the King's County American Legion welfare fund.
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Mason-Dixon Line
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Jack McBride
Pennsylvania
Don Kellett
Stumpy Thomason
Alabama
Thomasson
King's County American Legion
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Eastern All Stars Arrive On Coast To Tackle Westerners
Football stars from across the country arrive in San Francisco for the charity East versus West New Year game. Eastern backfields are drafted with Joe Laws and Charley Soleau among others as coaches Kerr and Hanley plan varied lineups. Westerns practice notes and post game headquarters are set for Palo Alto and Berkeley.
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Kezar
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Cocoaches
Orin Hillingberry
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
Palo Alto
Berkeley
Stanford University
University of California
Stanford prepares for Rose Bowl with hourlong scrimmage
Stanford’s Cardinals held a full hour at home before departing for Pasadena to face Columbia in the Rose Bowl. Coach Thornhill shuffled ends with Keith Topping and Harry Carlson starring, while Lyle Smith sat out with a bruised shoulder.
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Stanford
Cardinals
Pasadena
Columbia
Claude “Tiny” Thornhill
Keith Topping
Harry Carlson
San Francisco
Lyle Smith
Smith
al Norgard
Bakersfield
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Rouble
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Mueller
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Maentz
van Dellen
Bronstein
Resiner
Duke Assistant Coach May Get Head Job At Texas
Duke assistant coach Carl Voyles visited Texas officials for the head football coach post amid mutual interest. Voyles cited favorable talks and proposed a salary budget with power to name his own assistants. Duke coach Wallce Wade said Voyles is a top coach and would be missed if he moves to Texas.
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Duke
University of Texas
Austin
Texas
C. M. Voyles
Duke University
Voyles
Athletic Council
Oklahoma A
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Teachers College
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
W. FE. Metzenthin
Metzenthin
Uniegency of Texas
Chicago
Durham
Carl Woyles
Wallace Wade
Carl
Wade
Armour Attacks PGA Move On Uniform Swing Method
Tommy Armour voices strong opposition to the PGA plan for a universal swing method. He warns that a top pro visit could cause confusion among professionals about the correct fundamentals, noting disagreement on core principles.
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Pinehurst
Tommy Armour
Fo A
Boe
Armour
Right halfbacks and fullbacks listed for team roster
The text outlines backfield positions with names Hamil lebaugh White and Sim as right halfbacks and Grayson Todd Brandin as fullbacks. It notes a center already in the south and awaiting arrival to join the team.
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Hamillebaugh
White
Sim
Grayson
Todd
Brandin
Alrady
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