Duke Blasts Heels In Big Five Showdown
Duke defeats North Carolina 90 to 18 in a fast paced Big Five game at Durham. Shaw and Marpet led Duke with seven points each, Croson and Cameron dueled in the post, and Duke improves to two wins and one loss in the series while Carolina drops to two wins and two losses.
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Durham
Tar Heels
Methodist
Duke
Blue Devile
Devil
Shaw
Marpet
Carolina
Joe Croson
Croson
Cameron
Oboe Coees
Alexander Gei
Cses
S Choate
Howom
Decensicooek
Phaw
Golley
Eevee
Obertahaw
Knight
Brown
Greensboro
Wildcats Fall to Cat Tusslers in Davidson Wrestling Opener
Davidson College Wildcats lose 17 to 18 to NC State Wolfpack in the season opener. Davidson wrestlers Vick Gorham Preston Taylor Conway Laney and Gurneau post wins or favorable time advantages while Jones and McFadyen fall. Capations note Davidson’s Dee Unger debuts as coach.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Wildcat
Dee Unger
N. C. State Wolfpack
Taylor
Jones
State
Vick
Karig
Conway
Sutton
Laney
McFadyen
Gurneau
Boyle
Ed Lock
Davis Cup Entries Show 19 Nations for European Zone
Paris Jan 31 The entry lists for the 1931 European zone Davis Cup matches closed with 19 nations entered for international tennis play. Nations include Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Denmark Great Britain Germany Hungary Holland Italy Ireland Japan Yugoslavia Monaco Norway Poland Roumania Sweden and Switzerland. A final official list will be published Monday as entries mailed before midnight remain acceptable.
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Paris
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Great Britain
Germany
Hungary
Holland
Italy
Ireland
Japan
Yugoslavia
Monaco
Norway
Poland
Roumania
Sweden
Switzerland
Chapel Hill NC college grid loss at home
At Chapel Hill University of North Carolina hosted a game against a visiting team ending in a 19 to 13 score. The contest featured standouts from both squads and a close final stretch.
Ferris Selects Annual All American Track Star
The All American track team of 1930 selected by Daniel J. Ferris shows 12 of 35 holdovers from 1929. New entries include Joseph McCluskey of Fordham as top 2 mile steeplechaser, with changes across events featuring Ray Conger and Gus Moore returning in different spots.
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Foster Bailey
Associated Press
New York
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Spalding
Ray Conger
MT the Telinois A. C
Gus Moore
Erly
University of Pittsburg
Pat McDonald
Leo Sexton
Co Nathon
Clarence Demar
Marathon
Leo Desmond
Boston
Monty Wells
Dartmouth
Bob Kelly
San Francisco Olympic Club
Eric Krenz
Stanford
Steve Anderson
Washington A. C
Robert Maxwell
Hassle A. C
Paul Martin
New York A. C
Conger
Illinois
Lermond
Moore
William C. Zepp
Dorchester
Mass
James McDade
Millrose A. A
Eddie Tolan
University of Michigan
Frank Wykoff
University of Southern California
Edwin Genung
Washington D. C
Phil Edwards
New York University
Hamilton
Campbell tops 190 mph in beach speed test
British driver Malcolm Campbell pushed his 1,450 horsepower car to about 192 miles per hour on a beach test near Daytona as part of a bid to beat the world straightaway record. He halted at 175 to 180 mph on a second run to avoid a crowd, leaving the car undamaged and conditions noted as unsafe for beaching. The existing record stands at 231 mph set in 1929 by Sir Henry Segrave.
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Peytona
Apralcolm Campbell
England
Campbell
Sir Henry Segrave
Tar Heels Defeat Tech in Virginia Boxing Meet
University of North Carolina boxers defeated Virginia Polytechnic Institute 6 to 1 in the varsity event at Blacksburg. Four UNC decisions and two technical knockouts beat Tech’s lone tally, with freshmen also taking a 6 to 2 victory.
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Blacksburg
University of North Carolina
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Tar Heels
Tech
Carolina
Mittmen
Perrine
Biggs
Levinson
Towler
Goodridge
Jones
Mehaffey
Davis
Hoffman
Wilson
Risen
Warren
Stark
Teachers Defeat Lynchburg Quint in Tight Boone Battle
Appalachian State Teachers beat Lynchburg College 35 to 24 in Boone. A closely fought first half left the Mountaineers ahead 18 to 17, but the Teachers exploded in the second half with sharp passing and precise shooting to pull away and secure the victory.
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Boone
Jan
Appalachian State Teachers
Lynchburg College
Mountaineers
Carolina Grapplers Beat VPI 19 13 In Chapel Hill
Carolina wrestlers edged VPI 19 to 13 as Graves defeated Stallings in the 125 pound time decision during a tight meet. Albright, Conklin, Tsummas, Idol, Ferguson and Gibbs all secured falls or decisions for UNC with several matches lasting into extra periods.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina Grapplers
Graves
Gobblers
Stallings
Carolina
Price
Usher
Captain Stallings
Albright
Mitchell
Conklin
Munry
Basket Tournament Opens At The Y This Week
The all round basketball tournament begins at the Y tomorrow and runs five weeks with one event weekly. Last year more than 100 participants, Carl Smith the men's winner and Robert Klutz the boys' winner. Events include ten foul shots five outside shots five dribble shots from outside and behind the free throw line center of floor and dribble from center floor end under basket.
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Carl Smith
Robert Klutz
Max Schmeling set to fight Risko in Winston bout Friday
The article previews a Friday boxing card promoted by Phil Pritchard featuring Max Schmeling in a Winston bout. It notes Schmeling as world heavyweight champion and discusses past tests against Risko and other tough contenders, highlighting underdog prospects and crowd skepticism before action on fight night.
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Miami
Fila
Primo Carnera
National Boxing Association
Jimmy Maloney
Frank Bruen
Carnera
John V. Clinnin
N. W
Sit‘ Icago
International Boxing Union
Italy
Max Schmeling
Doe
Jover
Risko
Jack Sharkey
Paul Berlebach
Paolino
George Godfrey
Paulino Preudun
Max
Joe Monte
Boston
Joe Sekura
Johnny
Cleveland
Schmeling
Dempsey
Old Jack
Miske
Meehan
Brennan
Tunney
Pion
Phil Pritchard
Local Youth Wins In Bowling Match
Willis Sensenbach of this city won the junior duck pin championship of North Carolina and Wisconsin by a score of 1781 to 1627 in a ten game match from Walton Hamrick. Sensenbach led by 98 pins after five games with 800 to Hamrick's 792. Manager Winslow noted strong local interest as the first intersectional title match here.
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Willis Sensenbach
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Walton Hamrick
Young Sensenbach
Hamrick
Winslow
Greensboro
Sensenbach
Auto Collision Fatal for One on Coastal Highway
HARDEEVILLA, 8, C. Jan. 31. One person was killed and three injured when a heavy sedan collided with another on the Coastal highway near here. Thomas O'Brien of New York was killed, Mrs. O'Brien seriously hurt, Ted Morriarty of 15 Moore Street, New York, nephew of the deceased and driver of one car, bruised and cut about the face and head, and Mrs. Maud Hopins of Staten Island, New York, suffered a scalp wound.
Salaries Cut By Charlotte Club Leader
Felix Hayman, president of the Charlotte club of the South Atlantic Association, announced tonight that salaries of all his ball players will be cut 10 percent next season. He cited a "business low mood" to explain the slash.
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Charlotte
Felix Hayman
Charlotte Club
South Atlantic Association
Mr. Hayman
Army Defeats Ohio State At West Point
At West Point New York Army toppled Ohio State 40 to 29 in a college football game noting Army's defensive stand and late scoring drive.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Ohio State
Panthers Hit Three Key Games After Brief Break
The Panthers, coached by Julian Beall, resume action after a two week layoff with three crucial games. They aim to defend the Little Seven crown, having beaten Catawba and facing a tough stretch that includes Wake Forest and exams, shaping postseason prospects.
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Wake Forest
Julian Bealls
Catawba
Baptist Quints Edge In Hard Satuday Night Games
In two close YMCA gym contests the Green Street Baptists beat Welch Memorial and the Salvation Army edged South Main Street MBE A. The Baptist win featured Stone and Smith contributions while the Army trio led by Culler and Saunders accounting for most of their 35 points. Substitutions and officials listed.
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Welch
Salvation Army
South Main
M. E. Church
Green Street Ae
Salvation Army Quints
Welch Memorial
Green Street Baptiste
Mask
Baptists
Stroud
Green Oe
Welch Me
Wood
W. Smith
Smith
Spencer
L. F
Rothrock Wood
Summer
Helly Green
Stone
Steele
Farlow. Seorer
C. Steele
Bullard
South Main Street
M. BE. A
Culler
Saunders
Whitley Amassee
Army
Methodists
Erec 'S
Heahem A
Main
Cesesss
Windham
Royals
Ef Hendrix
Ces
James
Kearns
Whitley
St. Baptists
First Baptist
First Reformed
Wesley Memorial
Main M. E
Conger Wins Indoor Mile at Prout Memorial
Ray Conger national mile champion edged a fast field in the Prout indoor memorial mile at Boston Garden. The Illinois A C star surged on the final lap to win by about ten yards over Gene Ventke of Swedish American AC New York, with Bob Dalrymple of Boston AA taking third. Conger clocked 4 minutes 19.45 seconds as Dr. Paul Martin struggled to finish fourth.
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Boston
Ray Conger
Cme
Boston Garden
Illinois A. C
Gene Ventke
A. C
New York
Bob Dalrymple
Boston A. A
Conger
Paul Martin
Frank Crowley
Pennsylvania
Employed Boys Win In Jamestown Game At Y Court
Employed Boys defeated Jamestown High on the local Y court last night in a tight game. Thomas led with 12 of 32 points while Crickmore, Goins, Farlow, and Hendrix added several baskets. Next Friday they host Mills Home from Thom asville on the same court.
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Jamestown High School
Eodrow Thomas
Thomasville
Jamestown
Thomas
Crickmore
Y Midget Quintet Dominate White Oak In Lopsided Win
The local Y M C A 116 pound team defeated White Oak 89 to 14 as coach Hastings eyes a strong run in the state midget tournament. Paul Culler scored 18 points with solid team passing and strong guard play amid the large margin.
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White Oak
Hastings
Culler
Florence suburb supplies carload of home grown ducts
A carload of home grown ducts was prepared in Florence, Ohio. The supply will aid drought sufferers and will be moved freight-free to the middle west by railroads.
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Florence
8. C
Janona
Take City
Middle West
City Stores win special bowling match by 23 pins
In a King Pigalleys meet, City Stores edged Causey Specials by 23 pins after three games as two wins for Causey did not credit due to total-pin scoring. Captain of losers led high single game at 123 and high single set at 306. City Stores captain Ingram was runner-up high game at 117. A rematch is planned. Also Winston-Salem Midgets swept the King Pin Kids, with Coleman posting 276 high set and Melisky 104 high game. Final scores listed per lineup and totals.
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City Stores
Causey Specials
King Pigalleys
Ingram
Yy 4
Winston-Sajem
King Pin
Winston Lade
Melisky
Coleman
Winston
inston-Salem
Tyree
Highland and Box teams suffer losses in local court games
Stehli Mills defeats Highland 19 to 9 on the M. C. A. court as Johnston nets ten for the winners and Dr. Anderson shines for Highland. Knox Mills also handily beats H. P. Box 34 to 12 with Hinkle and McCain scoring, while the Tomlinson five beat Adams-Millis 16 to 11 led by Stud.
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Johnston
Knox and
Tomlinson
Stehli Mille
Highland Quint
M. Co. A
DR. Anderson
Highland
Highland Pos
Sebli Dennis
Woud
Ages Hughes
High Point
Knox Mills
Hinkle
Raper
McCain
Knox
H. P. Box Newsom
Ccecud Cromer
Adams-Millis
Stud
Eeeee Stout
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Max Schmeworld
Joe Jacobs
Max Machon
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Fast Field
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E. Cooper
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RG Steele
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Spence
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Stebli, J
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