Carolina boxers prep for Penn State matches
Tar Heels hope to topple Penn State as Norment Quarles leads a visiting Carolina squad aiming to rebound from a standout win over Virginia. Quarles, a Hendersonville sophomore, rose to national attention by KOing Goldstein while teammates Levis and Landis shone against Virginia, boosting Charlottesville title hopes.
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Unknown location for eprate fish in British waters
A fish named eprate was found in British waters between November and February but its year round location remains unclear. Researchers note seasonal presence and seek data to determine annual range.
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Shaute Signs With Dodgers as Contractee
Joe Shaute veteran left handed pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers signed his contract today adding to the roster. Manager Max Carey did not specify Shaute's role for the campaign noting he did not discuss the plan with reporters. Shaute previously played for Cleveland and went 7 7 with the Dodgers last season mainly in relief and was effective against the St Louis Cardinals in 1932.
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Schedule plans await Pennsylvania Sunday baseball ruling
The 1933 major league schedules likely won’t be announced for weeks as schedule makers defer final action until the Pennsylvania legislature rules on Sunday baseball. Three clubs the Philadelphia Athletics the Phillies and the Pittsburgh Pirates will be affected by the decision whichever way it goes. The American league plans a session here today and only routine business was expected.
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Branch Rickey weighs Cardinals' slim hopes for Gelbert
Branch Rickey says Charley Gelbert faces months of recovery from a hunting accident and gunshot wound to the calf, leaving the St Louis Cardinals with little or no chance he can play shortstop this season. The team will consider Jake Flowers Sparks Adams and Charney Wilson as a successor. Franklin Friech may move to third base with Rogers Horne at second. Friech’s current holdout status likely to change.
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Lombardi Signs Holdout Tactics For Reds Contract
The burly Cincinnati catcher Ernie Lombardi was given a deal by the Reds but sent back the unsigned contract. He hinted at a two or three year agreement while boasting his oversized nose and feet and noting he has been working on his feet all winter to be ready for the season.
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Baseball contracts signed by Morgan and Giants trio
Eddie Morgan of Cleveland signed a contract yesterday. Joseph Martin John Salveson and John Tobin also agreed with the New York Giants. Tobin will be optioned to Knoxville in the Southern Association.
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Proving War Costs Mount for United States
The article states the daily net cost of World War I in the United States reached 27.6 million dollars, rising to 28.5 million when including loans to the Allies. It emphasizes the heavy daily financial burden borne by the nation during the war period.
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Japan Withholds Decorations for Bravery in Action
A newspaper note reports that Japan does not award decorations to soldiers for acts of bravery in combat, highlighting official policy or practice regarding military honors.
Blackie Carter Targets High Point Baseball Berth
Blackie Carter, former Charlotte star, visits High Point to discuss taking over the Piedmont league club. He entices local officials and Mrs. K. E. Sensenbach with a plan to turn the club over to him for operation, while awaiting talks with President Dan Hill about a possible High Point berth.
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Blackie a Winning Man for High Point Baseball
High Point seeks a winning ball club and aims to win at least half its games. Carter stands out as a proven winner in baseball, basketball, and football and is seen as a capable leader and business man who could coach a successful campaign for the local team.
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Carolina Duke Meeting Returns in Saturday Showdown
The Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels renew their classic clash in Chapel Hill on Saturday night. Duke seeks revenge after a thrilling last-minute win earlier this season as both teams prime for another nerve wracking showdown filled with high drama.
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Wake Forest Upsets State For Third Place In Big Five
Wake Forest roared back after halftime to overwhelm North Carolina State 23 to 19 and seize third place in the Big Five title race. The Deacons earned their first Big Five win of the season, improving to 1–4 while State dropped to 3 straight losses. Duke leads with five wins. North Carolina rallies past Virginia Military 32–29. Atlantic Christian crushed Catawba 84–26 at Salisbury.
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Hope abandoned for recovery of Corbett
New York report states James J. Corbett former heavyweight champion is critically ill with a heart ailment. Dr Willard Dickie says his condition is grave and he may die at any time or linger for a week or a month. John McGraw referred to in the dispatch.
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Conference boxing tourney to be officiated by three veterans
Three veteran Southern Conference boxing officials will referee and judge the seventh annual tournament at the University of Virginia on February 24 and 25. The trio includes Edward Brockman of Baltimore, Bryan Hayes of Philadelphia, and Harvey Miller of Washington, announced by James G. Driver.
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Maryland Coach Optimistic After 40 29 Win Over UNC
Burton Shipley of the University of Maryland praised optimism after a 40 to 29 victory over North Carolina. He vowed not to lose another game that season, but the following night Maryland fell to Georgia 96 to 40.
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Bisons Face Charlotte Tonight In Western Conference Showdown
High Point hosts two first class basketball games at the high school with the Bisons facing Charlotte High at 8 oclock and the White team meeting Winston-Salem reserves at 7. Coach Wade Mariette emphasizes readiness as High Point seeks a victory to bolster its state championship bid.
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Babe Ruth Celebrates 39 Amid Salary Talks With Yankees
Babe Ruth marked his 39th birthday while salary talks with the New York Yankees continued unresolved. He plans a trip to Florida for the winter, hosting a small cake celebration before departing, and will not meet Yankee owner Col Ruppert until after travel. The club has offered $850,000 for 1988, up from $75,000 last season.
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Fifth District Clash Promises Close Local Rivalry
Alexander Wilson leads an excellent club in a key fifth district clash tonight that could end the local team’s unbeaten run and give the lassies their first setback.
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Guilford Hosts Rival Panthers In Key North State Showdown
Guilford College Quakers host High Point College Purple Panthers in a highly anticipated North State Conference clash. Broadus Culler, star forward, may return from an ankle sprain for this game, others healthy aside from him. High Point resumes play after a week off for exams, with Culler the main doubt.
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Mrs Hill Again Tops LaGorce Club Championship
Opal Hill of Kansas City led the LaGorce Club women's championship with a round of 41 40 9 81 and a three stroke margin. Bea Gottlieb of New York finished runner up with 43 41 84 as Hill remained the tournament favorite.
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