Wake Forest defeats High Point 47 to 30 in conference test
Wake Forest remains on a long winning streak defeating High Point 47 to 30. Captain Ober and Owen led tight defense while Brasseur Mitchell Mulligan Emerson scored for the visitors as Wake Forest pulled away after an 22-12 first period.
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Bancroft will lean on veterans as Braves open spring training
Boston notes indicate manager Dave Bancroft will rely mainly on last season’s veterans to pace the Braves during spring training in St. Petersburg Florida. New pitchers include Jack Knight Charles Robertson Archie Kelsey and Hermann Holshauser with several infield replacements added to offset nine veteran infielders.
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Fame's Fair Find Forges Waves in Braves Spring Tryouts
The article profiles Liss Marjorie Rhoades of Caldwell Kansas a top high school basketball star and top winter beauty at Kansas State Teachers College now branching toward grand opera. It also details Atlanta Braves prospects Lance Richbourg Red Barron Frank Hogan and Zach Taylor competing for outfield and catching roles after last season in the Eastern and New England leagues.
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Milwaukee
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St. Louis Browns
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Georgia Tech
Zach’’ Taylor
Frank Hogan
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Hornsby Predicts Giants Pennant Win
Rogers Hornsby, Giants second baseman and captain, says he cares more about the 1927 pennant race and his batting than lawsuits. He predicts the Giants will win the pennant, deliver many hits, and benefit from strong pitching, deals, and team morale.
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Greensboro and Locals 10 Clash at Y M C A Tonight
High Point Y M C A meets a Greensboro Y squad on the local association floor at 8 p.m. in a heated game that could decide the league title race. Coach Bailey says his team is in top form with improved floor work and sharp shooters, while Cofer and Fisher are set to trouble the visitors.
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Large Total Sales on Twin City Market
Winston-Salem reports total tobacco sales on the Winston-Salem auction market reaching 46,341,512 pounds through Wednesday. Sales on Wednesday totaled 439,764 pounds for $72,503.10 at an average $16.49, as low grade tobacco pulled down the average despite strong prices for better grades. Today’s sales hovered near 400,000 pounds with expectations the average will rise toward $17.
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Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
New World Record in 300 Yard Medley at AAU
Adelaide Lambert of New York set a world record in the 300 yard medley at the national AAU women's championships in Buffalo. Her time of 4 minutes 34 2 5 seconds surpassed the previous mark by Karin Nilsson. Martha Novelius defeated Ethel Lackie in the 1600 yard freestyle, as spectators honored Sybil Bauer, the late backstroke star.
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Illinois Athletic Club
Browns offer St Louis berth to Ty Cobb rejected
Augusta Ga Feb 3 AP The St Louis American League club manager Dain Howley traveled to Ridgeland South Carolina to meet Ty Cobb. Howley said he would not offer a contract that day and planned to discuss Cobb choosing among five major league offers. Cobb had not returned home from hunting and no decision was disclosed.
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Ridgeland
New indoor track records set at Millrose A A games
New stars shone at the Millrose A A games in Madison Square Garden as Paul Harrington of Boston A A set an indoor world record in the pole vault surpassing Nelson Sherrill’s 13 foot mark by five eighths of an inch. Charles Major of St Bonaventure College cleared 6 feet 5 5 8 inches as Hoff’s records remained unaccepted by the AAU due to Norwegian status.
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Millrose A. A
Madison Square Garden
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Harrington
Charley Hoff
Amateur Athletic Union
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St. Bonaventure College
State Beats Davidson in Basketball Match
Raleigh February 3 AP Wake Forest led the state big five race as North Carolina State defeated Davidson 32 to 20 in Raleigh last night. Davidson played its first major game of the season. NC State heads to western North Carolina and Piedmont South Carolina for a rest before meeting Charlotte in Charlotte. Davidson and Duke due to face in Durham in a big five tilt tonight.
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South Carolina
Charlotte
Duke
Durham
Clergymen Permit Allows Episcopal Services in Mexico
Mexican government grants permits for three American Episcopal clergy to conduct religious services. The move enables orderly worship and aligns with church rights under local policy. Attendance and locations of services were not disclosed.
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