Panthers Defeat Catawba In Conference Clash
Pirates notes discuss Floyd Pep Young of Jamestown and a challenge from Handley for the middle infield job. Pebs young defends his value, citing defensive pivots and 242 batting average as support amid spring roster talk and Traynor’s plans for 1937.
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High Point College Men Triumph Over Catawba 47 33
High Point College Panthers beat Catawba 47 to 33 to seize a larger lead in the North State conference. Martin led with 13 points, Towery and Hampton added 11 and 7, while Catawba’s Pritchard scored 18. Half-time score 25 11.
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Boyles
Sevecses Eiaces
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Goodman
High Point
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Waris
Kearns
Grove
Braddock Louis Fight Saga Spurs Management Feud
In New York and Chicago the Braddock Louis heavyweight bout talks devolve into a feud among promoters and managers. Promoter Jimmy Johnston and Joe Gould clash with Mike Jacobs over Louis battles while a $500000 Soliders Field offer waits for signatures.
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Joe Louis
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Sheldon Clark
Chicago Sportsman
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Baseball rules stir debate in yet another infield clash
The discussion centers on a long ball and sacrifice flies under current rules. A long left fielder scores a run as a visit to the plate counts as time at bat. The piece notes a battle for the second base job between Young and Handley remains intense and unresolved.
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Three Year Olds Begin Training for Kentucky Derby
Three year old racing stars move from winter quarters toward the 63rd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs set for May. Entries postponed to March 1 due to Ohio River flood. horses from Tennessee Kentucky and various states train daily on indoor and outdoor tracks as prep continues.
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Budge Prepares For Battle With Bitsy Grant In Surfside
Don Budge shows resolve to avoid a third straight defeat by Bryan Grant as Surfside Florida hosts the Surf club tournament. The No 1 Californian advances through early rounds and studies Florida play while facing Hendricks of Lakeland in a potential semifinal and Grant meeting Harvin of Palm Beach in another tough clash.
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Palm Beach
Women golfers show better spirit in play
Coral Gables Fla Feb 4 Pretty Jean Bauer said sulking and clubhouse rows are fading from women's golf after eight years on tour. Bauer, runner up last year to Patty Berg, won 1 up over Mrs A A Rodney in the first match play round of 1937. Berg faced Dorothy Kirby who upset Helen Hockensos. Matches highlighted include Hemphill versus Phipps, Traung versus Dettweller, Miley versus Degener, Cothran versus Haycraft.
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Providence
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New York
Witt Untermeyer
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Atlanta
Misa Kirby
New Jersey
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Columbia
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Audrey Phipps
Palm Beach
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Helen Dettweller
Washington
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Lexington
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Salvation Army Beats Marsh 26 to 18 in Close Battle
The Salvation Army basketball team defeated Marsh 26 to 18 last night. The 8. A. club jumped to a 14-8 halftime lead and never trailed. Spencer and Miller led the winners while Everhart topped the losers.
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Favorites Score At Santa Anita
ARCADIA Calif Feb 46 A favorite comes home in front in almost every third race at Santa Anita Basil James rides a win ner almost every sixth race Little Bobby Dotter scores almost every eighth race Out of 176 races a total of 56 post time choices rewarded form players a fine average consider ing weather conditions It has been cold and smudgy and the track has been either heavy or muddy The average of winning favorites so far is OTT and with more favorable weather conditions ex pected the average of successful choices should go above 35 per cent before the meeting closes March 6 James Dozier and Alan Gray tows headed Californian read the jockeys in the order named
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Calif
Santa Anita
Basil James
Bobby Dotter
James
Dozier
Alan Gray
Fans sing between halves at colleges defying norms
Reports note crowds at St Mary's College California and George Washington University Washington DC joining in singalongs like The Bells of St Marys San Francisco and the Star Spangled Banner between halves. A Springfield College publicity man is accused of starting the practice with a Cleveland promoter encouraging dancing after games.
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Washington, D. C
Danger Looms Tonight for Amateur League Quintets
Harriss Covington leads Amaeur league race as they face Globe Parlor at 7 p.m. in the YMCA gym. Younta Loflin Hardware meets Highland at 7:45 p.m. Adams Millis meets Red Toppers. DeMolay faces CCC at 9 p.m. in the Commercial league.
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Tomlinson
Dukes Defeat West Point In Narrow Victory
Duke Blue Devils edge Army 31 to 28 after trailing 22 to 14 at half. Captain Kenneth Podger leads with three goals, supported by Herb Cheek and Bergman in the late rally. Other scores include High Point over Catawba 47 to 33 and Lenoir-Rhyne over Roanoke 30 to 28.
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Kenneth Podger
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Blue Devile
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Herb Cheek
Bergman
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Catawba
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Lenoir-Rbdyne
Roanoke College
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N. C. State
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Bisons edge Y Juniors in tight conference battle
High Point's Black Bisons narrowly defeated the YMCA Juniors 19 to 12 in a hard fought Western Conference clash. At halftime the margin was one, and the game stayed close before the Bisons pulled away late. Lloyd Evans and Meisky led the winners while Wright starred for the losers.
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Junior Davis Cup Squads Form Across U S Centers
Formation of junior Davis cup squads begins in tennis centers nationwide under the United States Lawn Tennis association. A round robin tournament later this year will provide records to gauge prospective ability for future American Davis cup squads.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Ski Tower Opened Near Soldier Field For Chicago Meet
The world’s tallest ski tower at 184 feet rises outside Soldier Field as theCentral U S Ski Association title meet begins. A star field will ride from the tower in a spectacle sponsored by The Chicago Daily Times in Chicago this Sunday.
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Mill executive change at Conover plant in Catawba
Thompson Daniel of Shelby has bought the Catawba Milling Company at Conover and replaces Tom Keller as manager after previously purchasing Newton Roller Mills at Newton.
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Elevation Contract Awarded for Raleigh Post Office
The treasury awarded an $8,766 contract to Westbrook Elevator Manufacturing Co. Inc. of Danville Virginia for installing an elevator plant in the Raleigh North Carolina post office and courthouse.
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Treasury Today
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Snail Breakthrough Restores Damaged Shells
Snails can repair cracked shells and restore them to near original strength. Researchers note rapid self repair through shell crust deposition and mineral reformation, enabling continued protection and mobility after damage.
Mentor FQ Wildcats Offer Poised for Coaching Change
Raleigh February 4 Doc Newton formerly head coach at Soa is expected to discuss terms for the head football job with Greater University of No lina officials after Hank Anderson’s term expired December 31. Newton aided by Frank P Graham and Col John W dean will consult with the trustees before deciding.
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Gene McEver
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Lenior-Rhyne Bears Defeat Roanoke Maroons 80 to 28
Lenior-Rhyne turned back Roanoke College with a strong second-half surge to win 80 28 at Salem Va. The Maroons led early and traded the lead with the Bears in a frantic first half before Lenior-Rhyne pulled away as Mantle and McSwain added early field goals.
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McSwain
National Pro Gri League May Add a Ten Team Expansion
The National Professional League chair indicated at a Chicago meeting that a possible tenth team is under consideration and could be decided soon. Joe F Curr, a current member, stated the proposal would be addressed at the Leng gathering, with a decision expected.
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Joe F. Curr
Fights Last Night Report From New York and Pittsburgh
In New York Arturo Chile stopped Otis Thomas in the third round. In Pittsburgh Red Pittsburgh stopped Ala Dover in the fifth round.
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Arturo Chile
Otis Thomas
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Red Pittsburgh
Ala Dover, O
Mary Posts Transatlantic Return of Nearly Five Thousand
A report notes Mary showing profit from a transatlantic return close to five thousand dollars. The article highlights earnings and financial activity tied to Mary’s travel or investment, with emphasis on the substantial net gain.
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