North Carolina Virginia and Maryland Still Undefeated
Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina remain unbeaten as the Southern Conference race heats up. Virginia hosts both UNC and Maryland this week at Memorial Gym with Pop Lannigan out and Bill Brown guiding the team. Maryland visits Saturday and a pivotal clash with North Carolina follows as the three leaders near the conference tournament. Virginia averages 50 points per game led by captain Howard Holland and Wat Tyler, with Wrenn Walp Meade Conn among contributors.
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UNC weighs Four Horsemen as potential football coaches
Don Miller and Harry Stuhldreher of Notre Dame fame visit Chapel Hill amid coaching committee talks. A final decision awaits interviews with more candidates, with a deadline of February 22 set by both sides. Miller and Stuhldreher tour the state plan a boys camp and coaching school, spurring secrecy and strong interest among students and alumni. John McAulay recruited them from Florida to visit North Carolina.
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Local High Teams Clash In Tonight's Double Feature
Basketball fans will see a boys game against Reidsville and a girls game versus Burlington at the Y court tonight. Both squads are in good form and aim to extend win streaks as they seek possible upsets against the fast opponents. The first game tips off at 7:30 p.m.
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Local Boxing Results Across U S Cities
In Pittsburgh Nick Perlick of Clairton defeated Mike Conroy. Miami Benny Touchstone stopped Jack Mulholland of New York. Hot Springs Tommy Freeman beat Norm Genet of Barberton. Peoria Babe McGorgary bested Larry Sohreck of Milwaukee. Springfield’s Leslie Decamaria defeated Jack Huffman.
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Jack Mulholland
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Norm Genet
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Ills
Babe” McCorgary
St. Louis
Larry Sohreck
Milwaukee
Panthers Ready for Charlotte Battle in Coastal Conference Showdown
High Point College Panthers depart for Charlotte under Coach Boylin with Captain Mons Hill and nine players headed to face the strong Charlotte Y team. Curry, forward, will not travel after returning his uniform.
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Business College Moves to Penny Building
The Southern Business college has moved its quarters to the third floor of the Penny building at the corner of East Washington and North Main, announced yesterday.
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Fortnightly Travels at the YWCA Gentlemen’s Night
A special program titled Fortnightly Travels will be held at the YWCA for gentlemen’s night. Events occur every other Saturday with refreshments and games provided for attendees.
Local Product Ralph Foust Stars for Panthers
Ralph Foust, a High Point College freshman forward from Willowbrook street, earned a spot on the Wonder Quintet by merit. He scored nine field goals in a Virginia trip and trains under High Point High School coach Jack Boylin, now at college. He is noted for strong defense and may play against Charlotte Y tonight.
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Wildcats Begin Spring Practice At Davidson
Davidson Feb. 5 spring drills opened with 68 players, including six lettermen and several freshmen. Coach Tilson directs the backs with Mattox coaching the line, while Younger Tilson helps the basketball squad. Captain-elect Lucian Wells and other veterans lead the backfield group. promising freshmen like Meyers vie for varsity spots.
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Davidson Matmen At Home This Friday
Davidson wrestling, led by captain Bill Cox, hosts Concord matmen Friday after a 30 to 5 win over Concord two weeks earlier. Four lettermen return, including standout Joe Frierson, with Cox, Harry Vance, and Barrington contributing in prior seasons.
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Eruption by John Herndon sparks public intrigue
Fragmentary notes mention an eruption by John Herndon and a tale of a proposal in an automobile and acceptance in a hospital. The text also references a Pitt Panthers connection and a casual instruction to act freely.
HR Purple Panthers Face Key Clash With Charlotte Y
The Purple Panthers meet the strong Charlotte Y tonight in a crucial season test. Charlotte Y has dominated Carolina teams this season, while Boxylin's Cats expect a tight game and will fight to stay competitive rather than concede the laurels.
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Charlotte “Y
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MNOACH BOYLIN Builds Up Rising College Panthers Basketball
MNOACH JACK BOYLIN of High Co Point college leads a developing athletics program at a young college. His basketball squad has grown strong this season, matching bigger schools with veterans like Steve Bielli providing steady leadership and fierce play to rally the team.
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Jack Boylin
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Boylin
Steve Bielli
Panthers
Ty Cobb and Rube Eldridge Enduring Baseball Stalwarts
The piece notes Ty Cobb and Rube Eldridge as the oldest active professionals by service, with Cobb hinting at a limited future and Eldridge claiming continued prime form. It compares their long careers, referencing retirement trends and the absence of longer-serving players since McGinnity’s retirement.
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Rube Eldridge
Little Brook
Rube
Georgia Peach
Iron Man
McGinnity
Crowded Out of Limelight Heilmann Shares Spotlight
Arra Heilmann, Detroit slugger, has been a top hitter in the American league for three years but lacks due credit due to playing alongside Ty Cobb. Old Sam Crawford, another great, drew praise in earlier peak years when Cobb dominated, causing Sam’s glory to fade in comparison.
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Detroit
Heilmann
Ty Cobb
Sam Crawford
Sam
Fy Cobb
Tolley Urges Youthful Selection for Walker Cup Team
London February 5 AP Cyril Tolley former captain of the British squad urges choosing a young Walk er Cup team. He says twenty top players should be warned and ready for a final eight, noting American putting prowess and favoring the best putter if a choice must be made.
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Cyril Tolley
United States
England
ToWey
Possible Walker Cup Team Considered With Veteran Picks
Bobby Jones advocates selecting players by current form while risks ignoring past performances. A proposed Walker Cup squad includes Holerness 35, Wethered 26, Harris 43, Torrance 84, Torrance 37, Wilson 33, Storey 24, MacCullus 21, Tolley 29, Hae 28, Brethren 58, Scott 47, Hardman 23, Martin 32, Murray 39, Soulby 34, most having Walker Cup pedigree.
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Wethered
Robert Harris
A. A. Torrance
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John Wilson
EB. F. Storey
Goffrey MacCullus
Cyril Tolley
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Carl Brethren
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Ronald Hardman
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Lenglen Crushes Haylock in Straight Sets at Nice
Suzanne Lenglen defeated Mrs. R B Haylock of England in straight sets without losing a game at Nice on February 5. Haylock had previously pushed Helen Wills to the limit in Cannes, forcing a 9-7 6-2 result in the Gallia tournament.
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Suzanne Lenglen
R. BE. Haylock
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