North Carolina Tops Wake Forest as Duke Edges W and L
North Carolina's White Phantoms defeated Wake Forest 32 to 21 led by center Glace and guard Hatcher. Duke edged Washington and Lee 31 to 27 with Richardson and ley leading scorers. Carolina remains unbeaten in-state. South Carolina beat VMI 36 to 28 with Henderson scoring 15 points.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
An Glace
Wake Forest
Fintet
Tar Heela
Deacons
Phantoms
Hatcher
Captain Aitken
Tar Heels
Carolina
Dana Henderson
Triforward
University South Carolina
Los
Toean
Vira Military
Fighting Crew
L Henderson
South Carolinians
Hancock
Rowney
Elon Christians Defeat High Point Purple Panthers 33 25
Elon Christians upset High Point College 33 to 25 in a defensive battle at Harrison Gym. Bradley and Cheek led Elon with Bradley scoring inside and Cheek guarding the Panthers. Culler topped High Point with 15 points as Niemsee struggled early. The loss leaves Elon tied for first with High Point in the North State Conference.
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Purple Panthers
High Point College
Elon Christians
Christians
Panther
Elon
Bradley
Cheek
Panthers
Ray
Christian
Culler
Ronyeez
Harrison Gymnasium
Niemsee
Harris
Yadkin
Gust Ciee
Ackew F
Smith F . Seer
Bradley c
Tien
Suns
Ieee
Marra
Diamont
Niernace
Romyees
Ison
U. N C
Dizzy Dean demands 25000 for 1935 with Cardinals
New York Feb 2 Dizzy Dean ace pitcher of the St. Louis Cardinals reveals he is a holdout and asks 25000 for his 1935 baseball contract. He says he was misled about terms and will seek 30000 if not met in two days, with talks expected with Sam Breadon and Branch Rickey.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Dean
Cardinals
Coaches Rules Committee Urges Slower Whistle
The American Football Coaches Association rules committee met for eight hours and urged officials to blow the whistle more slowly to give ball carriers a full chance to gain ground. They proposed a supplemental note allowing runners five yards behind the line to pass or kick, with unanimous support for current rules and no major safety changes. Lou Little of Columbia and Noble Kizer of Purdue led the group with Babe Hollingberry of Washington State.
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New York
American Football Coaches Association
Herbert O
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
Crisler
Lou Little
Columbia
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Babe Hollingberry
Washington State
Mills Home Defeats Mt Airy In Close 31 21 Win
Mills Home beat Mt Airy high school 31 to 21 in Thomasville. Haynie scored 10 and C Watson 8 for Mills Home while Fuller led Mt Airy with 7 points in a tight low scoring game.
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Thomasville
Mills
Mt. Airy High School
Haynie
C. Watson
Fuller
Mt. Airy
Highland Amateur League leads with two straight wins
Highland took the league lead in the second half with two victories at the Y M C A beating Amos 35 to 23 and Adams-Millis 21 to 10. Robbins edged CCC 22 to 18, Triangle beat Trinity 44 to 26, Marsh led early to defeat Globe Parlor 30 to 17, and Leonard Younts edged Amos 25 to 24.
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Highland
Amos
Adams-Millis
Robbins
CCC
Triangle
Trinity
Marsh
Globe Parlor
Leonard Younts
YM Grapplers Defeat Spray Grapplers In Meet
The YMCA wrestling team beat Spray 25 to 3 at Spray. High Point won most matches with Nolan and Summey securing falls in 135 and 175 pounds, while Evans and Parks earned decisions.
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Spray Grapplers
High Point
L. Evans
Whitt
Nolan
Robinson
Lawrence Summey
Simpson
F. Evans
Hunter
Parks
Hill
Spray
Johnson
Pittendreigh
A. Lea
Weaver
T. Evans
Hubbard
Summey
High Point College Eyes New Athletic Conference
Charlotte reports from February 2 that twelve Carolinas and Virginia colleges will send representatives to discuss forming an athletic conference. Participating schools include High Point College Memorial and Henry Randolph-Macon Appalachian Western Carolina Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Elon Guilford Erskine Newberry and Wofford with others like Roanoke Hampden Sydney Bridgewater Lynchburg Atlantic Christian and Eastern Carolina considering the invitation. The conference meetings occur alongside an invitation basketball tournament in Charlotte where these teams will participate.
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Charlotte
Charlotte News
Carolinas
Virginia
High Point
Memory
Henry
Randolph-Macon
Appalachian
Western Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Elon
Guilford
Erskine
Newberry
Wofford
Roanoke
Hampyden - Sydney
Bridgewater
Lynchburg
Atlantic Christian
Eastern Carolina Colleges
Tebell Reappointed Virginia Football Coach for 1935
The University of Virginia athletic council under faculty control reappointed Gus Tebell as head football coach for 1935 and retained the current staff through the 1935-36 season.
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University, Va
University of Virginia Athletic Council
Gus Tebell
Clemson to meet Army at West Point in 1937 football season
Clemson football coach Jess Neely announced arrangements for the 1937 Clemson team to play Army at West Point. The game is definite, but the exact date has not been set.
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Clemson College
D. C
Jess Neely
Clemson
Army
West Point
Annual Soccer Fete Held Saturday Night
Twenty five representatives attended the annual soccer banquet with guests from Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maryland Delaware North Carolina South Carolina Washington D C and England. Rev Tom Sykes praised the game tracing its growth in America and noted 75 teams now play in North Carolina. Early pioneers listed include Capus Waynick George Dobbins Norman Fidler Andy Merrilees Edwar Hartley Sr and Sykes. The second annual inter city league opens October 5 with Kannapolis vs Catawba college at Catawba and Winston Salem vs High Point college here while Kernersville hosts High Point Y M C A meeting Kernersville.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maryland
Delaware
North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
D. C
Old England
Tom Sykes
America
High Point Y. M. C. A
Capus Waynick
George Dobbins
Norman Fidler
Andy Merrilees
Edwar Hartley
Rev. Sykes
Kannapolis
Catawba College
Catawba
Winston-Salem
High Point College
Kernnersville
Kernersville
Mr Diffendal 18 Out After Illness
Co. E Diffendal, who has been ill at his home, 405 Edgedale Drive, was able to be out again yesterday. His friends will be sad to learn.
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Co. E. Diffendal
Edgedale Drive
Raleigh High Beats Wake Forest Freshmen 22 to 18
Raleigh high school built a first half lead and held off a late rally by the Wake Forest freshmen to win 22 to 18. The Baby Deacons were unable to overcome the early deficit.
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Raleigh
Raleigh High School
Wake Forest
Baby Deacons
Stevens Brothers Set New Records In Bob Sled Race
Stevens brothers J. Hubert and F. Paul won the national senior two man bob title at Lake Placid on the Van Hoevenberg run setting new national and course records. Their four heat time of 7 60.57 topped the previous mark 7 67.31 with a single heat of 1 66.98. Colgate and Lawrence finished second with 7 54.93, while Donna Fox and James Bickford were third. Curtis Stevens and Martin placed fourth.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Mount van Hoevenberg
Stevens
J. Hubert
F. Paul Stevens
Adirondack
Gilbert Colgate
New York
Ivan Brown
Keene Valley A. C
Colgate
Richard W. Lawrence
Donna Fox
James Bickford
Curtis
Robert F. Martin
Lake
Allen Jay Beats Sumner 19 16 For Fifth Straight Win
Allen Jay defeated Sumner 19 to 16 on Sumner court. Briles led Allen Jay with 7 points while Baldwin and Ryan had 6 each for Sumner. Gumners girls beat the Al oe girls 9 to 4.
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Allen Jay
Sumner
Briles
Baldwin
Ryan
Pos Allen Jay Sumner
F—W. Giles
F——Briles
Dempsey
C—Oakley
Cooke
G—Kearns
James
G—Hendricks
Gumners
Aloe
College Basketball Scores From Raleigh to College Park
In Raleigh North Carolina United States NC Wake Forest 21 led by North Carolina 32 to 21. Clemson College 20 Furman 17 at Clemson College North Carolina. Duke 31 Washington and Lee 27 at Durham. Guilford 49 E CG 26 at Greenville. South Carolina 36 Virginia Military Institute 20 at Columbia. William and Mary 24 V P 24 and Virginia 44 Maryland 24 at College Park Maryland.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson College
N. C
Furman
Durham
Washington and Lee
Duke
Greenville
Guilford
E. CG. A
Columbia
South Carolina
Virginia Military Institute
William and Mary
V. P
College Park
Virginia
Maryland
National rules group meeting attendees named
A committee including Morley Jennings of Baylor was appointed to attend the national rules meeting later in the month. Present at today’s meeting were coaches and officials from Harvard to Alabama, with names including Hoon, Layden, Bierman, Pond, Sutherland, Meehan, Stuhldreher, McMillen, Harman, Mehre, Wynne, Kopf, and others from college programs and prep schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Jennings
Baylor
Little
Tom Hoon
Navy
Rick Harlow
Harvard
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Raymond (Ducky) Pond
Yale
Joe McKenney
Boston College
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Garwood Davidson
Army
Winter Grid Drills Begin in Earnest at Big Five Camps
North Carolina and other schools open winter football practice with 40 to 55 players on hand as freshmen show promise. Duke, Wake Forest, and NC State report heavy early sessions under coaches Wade Anderson and Weaver, with key losses and emerging talents highlighted.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Wallace Wade
Blue Devils
Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
George Barclay
Kahn
Tagum
Sill
Childers
Buck
McCain
Tumpey
Evins
Joyce
Barnes Worth
Steve Sabol
Goode
Helms
Edwards
Regdon
Willie Dusty
Ben Hoek
Lawler
Hayden
Murphy
Wade
Duke
Clarence
Acé) Parker
Gus Durner
Wake Forest
Demon Deacon
Herman Hickman
Hnesman
University of Tennessee
Jim Weaver
Davidson
Wildcat
Doc” Newton
Gene McEver
Freeman
Tom Morgan
Henry Cathey
Wood Burns
Johnny Mackerell
Hogan
Football scores from ACC games noted in report
South Carolina 2 Clemson 6 at Chapel Hill N C State 11 2 North Carolina 61 32 at Virginia Tech 0 Virginia 8.
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Clemson College
N. C
South Carolina
Clemson
Chapel Hill
N. C. State
North Carolina
Univ
Virginia Tech
Virginia
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Field
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Cardinal
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Seam Penn
V. I
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Meroia
Watkins
Raffo
Haas
Laurie
Craig
Ace Hurler
ST. Louis
Gridiron Rules Committee
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M. Anderson
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Globe
Lanier
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McDowell
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Russell
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Seer
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Coal & Wood CO
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Tebell
Tigers
MR. Diffendal
Raleigh High
Stevens Brothers
Bob Sled
Melver
Daniel
Dashiell
Jackson
Montgomery
Snyder
Andy Bershak
Ed Palmer
Art Ditt
N. C. State College
Hank Anderson
Ed Berlinsky
Wolfpack Railbirds
Ed Helms
Anderson
the Siebler Tailoring Co
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Woolworth's
Shackleford
Woolworth
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