High Matmen Meet Gate City Quint In Charlotte Tilt
High Point high school grapplers travel to Charlotte to face undefeated Gate City in a 8 oclock dual. The local cagers, the White team, meet Guilford first at 7 15, followed by a wrestling exhibition featuring Maust and Robbins. Local lineups include Welch 195 Sattenfield 105 Hinkle 115 and Cope 135.
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High Quint
Charlotte
Queen City High
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Maust
Robbins
High Point College
Red” Watkins
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Welch
R. Sattenfield
Wilson
Hinkle
Lee
S. Sattenfield
Cope
Land
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Coble
College
Draper
Brown
Taylor
Simon
Williams
Smith
Greensboro
Ed Benbow
Bill Bell
Johnny King
Dudley Foster
Douglas
Koury
Foy
J. H. Jackson
Golding
Grandman
Hodgin
Work
Beeson Caddies And High School Girls Bow To Army
Army varsity defeats Beesons 18 to 9 as Beesons struggle to contain balanced Army offense. Stout leads Beesons with 13 points. White and Hoover shine for the Caddies.
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Army
Miss Stout
Elsie Welch
Miss Rumley
Beesons
Ers
Bryant
Yow
Ritchie
White
E. Hoover
L. A. Girls
H. S. Fresh Stout
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Rumley Welch
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O'Beirne
Samuels Metcalf
Pauiea
Plampan
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Gaddis
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Ps Grissom
Farlow LF
Duke Blue Devils Move Solely Ahead In Big Five Play
Duke Blue Devils beat Davidson 33 to 20 to reclaim undisputed leadership in Big Five Basketball. North Carolina State topped Western Maryland 31 to 22 during a Virginia tour, while Guilford prepared to face Charleston in South Carolina as Duke, NC State, and the Tar Heels pursue top spots.
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N. C
Duke Blue Devils
Dalina
Duke
Lexington
State
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Guilford
North Carolina
South Carooon
College of Chareston
Kennedy launches drive to save Piedmont League franchise
Ray Kennedy former manager of the Charlotte Hornets and former Asheville Baseball Club president announced a campaign after a talk with Mayor Geo W Coan Jr to raise funds to retain the Piedmont League franchise in the region.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Ray Kennedy
Charlotte Hornets
Asheville
Baseball Club
Geo. W. Coan, Jr
France
Dempsey Starts Fifth Comeback With Quick Knockouts
In Stockton California Jack Dempsey mauled two opponents in four rounds. He knocked out Bad News Johnson in the third round after Johnson was sent to the canvas repeatedly in rounds one and two. Wally Hunt lasted close to a round as Dempsey pressed for a finish.
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Stockton
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Johnson
Bakersfield
Canf
Dempsey
Wally Hunt
Los Angeles
Eddie Burns
Hunt
Apnel Oe
Penn State Captain-Elect Led Youngstown High in 1927
Captain-elect George B. Collins, named 1932 Penn State football captain, previously led his Youngstown Ohio high school team in 1927, establishing early leadership credentials for the program.
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Penn State
Youngstown
Ohio
Albinos Captured and Wildlife Conservation Efforts Noted
North Carolina state museum reports albino mammals and birds collected across counties in 1931 including gray squirrels from Bertie and Wake, a Halifax buck deer, and an albino quail from Nash. Conservation officials urge stricter game protection as western counties show growing support, while hatcheries produced nearly 3 million game fish in 1931 at low cost, with 10 million more bass raised at Weldon. Sportsmen meet in Greensboro to discuss potential changes before next season.
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State Museum
Harry T. Davis
Brimley
Raleigh
Bertie County
Halifax County
Wake County
Nash County
Devereaux Birchfield
Clay
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Dare
J. 8. Hargett
Weldon
Fshing
Inland Fisheries Group
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
A. G. Gordon
Atlantic Sportsman
Winston Salem
David Lindsay
Izaak Waltoner
Spindale
Burton H. Smith
Charlotte Henry R. Marshall
Halifax
Lunsford Richardson
Vicks
Ben Cone
Lucien Strauss
Lake Placid Gambled Big On Olympic Carnival
Lake Placid as a village of 3500 has invested about 1.5 million dollars in winter Olympic facilities. The state contributed 500 thousand dollars, townspeople issued 350 thousand in bonds, and merchants aided. Despite snow and strong interest, there is little chance of a dividend returning to local businesses.
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Adirondack
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North America
Collegiate Basketball Averages From Indiana Study
Indiana University coach Everett S. Dean reports game statistics from recent matchups with Notre Dame Purdue Northwestern Illinois Minnesota Iowa and Pittsburgh. The averages show 108 interruptions per game 29 minutes 30 seconds of play 16.3 seconds per stoppage and 18 baskets scored per game.
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Ind
Everett S. Dean
Indiana University
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue
Northwestern
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Pittsburgh
State Teams Begin Practice for Out On Winter Gridirons
More than 250 college football players across North Carolina return to winter practice at Duke NC State and Davidson as Tar Heels prepare for fall trials. Duke NC State and Davidson list 75 25 and 100 plus players respectively while the Tar Heels press ahead with over 100 in daily drills through late December. A separate note from Asheville reports a policy debate on mountain game protection and a push to limit hunting during the seasonal squirrel opener.
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N. C
North Carolina
Duke
C. State
Davidson
Nort Carolina Tar Heels
Bears
North
Carolin
James J. K. McClure, Jr
Asheville
Department O Conservation and
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