Maryland crushed North Carolina teams in latest ACC action
Maryland defeated Duke and North Carolina in consecutive games, routing UNC 66 41 in Chapel Hill and beating Duke before. NC State beat Virginia Military Institute 48 29, closing in on the conference tournament as Wake Forest faces South Carolina and other regional matchups fill the slate.
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N. C. State
Tar Heelia
University of Maryland
North Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Duke
Tar Heels
Maryland
Virginia Military Institute
Red Terrors
Wake Forest
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
West Point
Davidson
Citadel
Guilford
Catawba
Elon
High Point
Lynchburg
Lenoir Rhyne
Appalachian
Atlantic Christian College
Darlingston Prep School
Tar Baby
Danville Military Institute
Louisburg College
William and Mary Braves
Norfolk
Loop Leaders Clash As Elon Visits Harrison Gym
High Point College faces rival Elon Christians in a pivotal North State conference showdown at Harrison Gym tonight at 8. Strong interest built by homecoming events as 1300 seats sold, with Moran expected out for HPU due to a hand injury. The Panthers seek sole lead while Elon relies on Gardner Pearce Fesmire Manzi and a deep bench.
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Takeaetoks Itl
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ENE
Lumire
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Elon
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Panthers
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Pearce
Capt
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Janet Russell
Wrenn Memorial Library
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M. J. Wrenn
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College Stadium
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Nance
Lamet
Hester
Towery
Jack Moran
Morton Lamet
Crack College Band To Play At Game Tonight
The High Point college band will perform on the basketball court during the High Point Elon clash at Harrison gym tonight at 8. Directed by Olin Blickensderfer the program features Drum Major Russell Hughes and the twin twirlers Lillie and Emma Whitaker between halves.
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High Point College
Harrison Gym
Olin Blickensderfer
Russell Hughes
Lillie
Emma Whitaker
Engineers envision a single eye car with centered headlight
Engineers' drawings for future vehicles show a car with one headlight in the center of the hood and marker lamps in the fenders. The concept emphasizes a bold, symmetric front design as an early forecast of automobile styling trends.
Vare Questions U S G A Warning Over Expense Allowances
Glenna Collett Vare, six time national women's golf champion, says she finds no foundation for a U S G A warning against expense allowances for meals and hotel stays. She notes top women players in Florida for winter events and expects no impact on the sport. Vare lost in the Belleair tournament semi finals to Betty Myers of Clearwater.
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Belleair
Fla
Glenna Collett Vare
United States Golf Association
Golf Association
Florida
Mrs. Ware
Betty Myers
Clearwater
Freshman President Chosen at Woman's College
Charlotte Moseley of Kinston was elected president of the freshman class at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. The selection occurred yesterday.
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Greensboro
N. C
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Charlotte Moseley
Kinston
Berg Set to Eliminate Old Chum in Miami Event
Patty Berg, defending Miami Biltmore champion, faces Laddie Irwin of Glen Ridge in a semifinal as Dorothy Kirby and Ellamae Williams also advance. Berg defeated Marion Miley and Mildred Schwab. Kirby beat Jean Bauer and Annenberg Leichner, while Williams ousted Betty Jameson and Jane Cothran.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Minneapolis
Patty Berg
Laddie Irwin
Glen Ridge
N. J
Miami
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Miss Williams
Miss Cothran
Miss Kirby
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. II
Sylvia Annenberg Leichner
New York
Oklahoma November 1988 animal killing costs noted
In November 1988 Oklahoma data show higher costs for killing animals than pedestrians. Average car damage after striking a pedestrian was 1.50 dollars, 42 dollars after hitting a mule, and 40 dollars after killing a horse.
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Oklahoma
Army Curtiss P-36A flies 360 miles in Dayton to Buffalo
A Curtiss P-36A pursuit plane from Wright Field Dayton Ohio flew to Buffalo New York covering 360 miles in one hour and one minute at an average speed of 350 miles per hour.
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Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Sports Roundup Highlights Dodgers and Boxers
Brooklyn’s Mill Basin group asks Henry Ford to buy the Dodgers. Connie Mack’s retiring hour at Shibe Park may shift night duties to Earl Mack. Archie San Romani enters Wanamaker mile. Alabama boxing has roots in Metropolitan New York. Pomonok Flushing may host P G A tourney amid a busy spring schedule.
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Mill Basin
Sherman
Alabama
Metropolitan
Connecticut
Pomonok Club
Flushing
Philly
Fresh Meadow
South
Bettina Defeats Fox in New York Title Fight
Melio Bettina stops Tiger Jack Fox in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden to claim the New York light heavyweight title. Bettina, at 172½ pounds, wins amid a crowded crowd of 7,947 with a gross gate of 158000 plus dollars, while New York authorities dispute the wider recognition of his crown.
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Melio Bettina
New York State
John Henry Lewis
Beacon
N. Y
United States
Melio
Tiger Jack Fox
Spokane
Wash
Madison Square Garden
Fox
Bettina
Tiger
Eddie Josephs
New York State Athletic Commission
Lewis
National Boxing Association
Elevator men return to work in New York strike settlement
Striking elevator operators resumed work in Manhattan as a four day deadlock ended with a compromise settlement proposed by Mayor La Guardia. The strike crippled operations in the fur and garment center during February.
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New York
la Guardia
Manhattan
Fur and Garment Manufacturing
Car radiator core design improves cooling on the road
A wide low radiator core behind the lower grille bars is designed to boost cooling by increasing air velocity near the road.
Waner Aims To Defy Big Pitchers In Golf Semifinals
In Lakeland Florida on February 4 three strong pitchers and a small outfielder contend in the 18 hole semifinals of the baseball players golf tournament. Paul Waner of the Pirates seeks another title facing Paul Derringer of the Reds while Wes Ferrell and Lloyd Brown duel. Waner had eliminated Ducky Medwick and Gerald Walker in prior rounds. The players ignore standard golf rules choosing their own, such as not recognizing the stymie.
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Lakeland
Fla
Baseball Players
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul
Ducky Medwick
Waner
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Gerald Walker
White Sox
Wes Ferrell
New York Yankees
Lloyd Brown
New Class D Loop Organized In N C Tar Heel League Formed
Mooresville North Carolina February 4 A new Class D baseball league named the Tar Heel league was organized with M C Campbell of Newton named president. The circuit includes Hickory Lenoir Newton Conover Shelby Gastonia and Statesville. The NC State league members will include Kannapolis Concord Lexington Salisbury Cooleemee Landis Thomasville and Mooresville. A Tar Heel league directors meeting is set for February 17.
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Mooresville
N. C
North Carolina
Carolina
M. C. Campbell
Newton
Hickory
Lenoir
Newton-Conover
Shelby
Gastonia
Statesville
Kannapolis
Concord
Lexington
Salisbury
Cooleemee
Landis
Thomasville
Tar Heel League
Gaetano Ga lento Reveals Weakness After KO Of Brown
Tony Galento admitted a weakness after defeating Natie Brown in four rounds at Detroit. The No. 1 NAB A contender for Joe Louis’s title lashed at Browns refusal to stand up, then dismissed Louis’s presence, saying he’d only fight Louis to knock him out of the ring. Louis watched from the crowd as Galento joked about the matchup to his manager.
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Homer
Palookas
Syracuse
Ossie Salem
Branch Rickey, Jr
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Flatbush
Detroit
Tony Galento
Sporting World
N.J
Barkeep
National Boxing Association
Joe Louis
Natie Brown
Washington
Tony
Brown
Joe Jacobs
Louis
Golfers Tee Off In Phoenix Open
Phoenix opens with 60 professionals and 15 amateurs listed for the 3000 dollar Phoenix Open at the Country Club par 71. Ed Oliver led with 66 in the pro-amateur meet, while Dick Metz Byron Nelson Jimmy Hines and Marvin Stahl posted 64s in best ball play.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Dick Metz
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Reading
Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
IL. I
Marvin Stahl
Lansing
Mich
Nelson
Stahl
Hines
Simon Pmfes
Nagurski Beats Terror In Disqualification Bout
In Philadelphia last night Bronko Nagurski, 230 pounds from International Falls Minnesota, defeated the Golden Terror, 303, by disqualification after a rough exchange. Nagurski secured the win in a heavyweight wrestling match reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Minn
The
Golden Terror
Lexington council votes to oppose Erlanger incorporation
In a special session the Lexington City Council unanimously opposed a bill to create Erlanger as a separate city and ordered steps to incorporate the nearby tile village and surrounding area into Lexington.
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Lexington
Erlanger
Mile Tonight Not To Set New Mark
Wanamaker mile at Millrose A A will likely be slow despite top milers Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani Chuck Fenske and others. Pace setters are scarce and runners fear leading early then losing in the bell lap, reducing chances of a fast time.
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Millrose Meet
Archie
New York
Millrose A. A
Glenn Cunningham
Chuck Fenske
Josef Mostert
Belgium
Europe
John Munski
Missouri
Cunningham
Blaine
Wayne Rideout
Twins
North Texas State
Cash and Carry Pyle Dies of Heart Attack
Los Angeles reports the death of promoter C. C. Pyle, 56, a leading figure of the sports golden era. He originated the transcontinental bunion derby and attracted stars like Harold Grange Suzanne Lenglen and Mary K. Brown from amateur to professional ranks.
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Los Angeles
Co. C
Cash and Carry
Pyle
Harold (Red) Grange
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary Kk. Brown
Judge Grady and wife return from wedding trip
New Bern report states Judge Henry A. Grady and his wife have returned from a month long wedding journey to Florida and Cuba and will reside at Pine Crest on the Neuse river.
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New Bern
Henry A. Grady
Florida
Cuba
Pine Crest
Neuse River
Locals Edge In Double Overtime to Win 57 50
Adams-Millis defeats School 57-50 at Y M C A court after two overtimes. Link leads with 24 points for the visitors, Martin 18 for the locals, with Dawson contributing key inside play. A 12 point rally in four minutes seals the win. Jay lassies beat Adams-Millis girls 14-9 in preliminary.
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Adams-Millis
Schoolfield
Tion
Neit
Adamalis
KE. Coo
Link
Themetowners
Dawson
Cooper
Martin
M Tin Jed
Inthieri
Spen
Edwards
Stovall
Ten Jay Lassies
Adame-Millis Girls
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Knockouts and Draws
In Detroit Tony Galento stopped Nat Brown by knockout. New York’s Melio Bettin defeated Tiger Jack Fox in Washington. Pittsburgh’s Teddy Yaroz drew with Eric Seely in Germany. Johnny Payche outpointed Art City in Des Moines. Kid Aztec from Mexico City knocked out Ed Die McGeever in Scranton.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Nat Brown
Washington
New York
Melio Bettin
Beacon
N. Y
Tiger Jack Fox
Spokan Wash
Teddy Yaroz
Pittsburgh
Eric Seely
Germany
Omaha
Johnny Payche
Des Moines
Art Clty
Chicago
San Antonio
Kid Aztec
Mexico City
Eddie McGeever
Scranton
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