Glorified beggar Holt and High Point budget clash
The column recalls Rollins College president Hamilton Holt dubbed a "glorified beggar" for raising funds amid debates on subsidization and athlete pay. It shifts to High Point College president Dr. Humphreys at a basketball game, chanting "TAKE IT AWAY FROM THEM" as Elon leads.
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Sports Roundup from SID Feder Footnotes and Rumors
Sports Roundup compiled by SID Feder highlights Wrestle with Detroit odds and Frank Frisch experiments with players Terry Moore Don Gutteridge and Don Padgett. It notes Ralph Metcalfe carrying torches for Lloyd the Jr. A. A. U. high jump, rematch chatter for Mike Jacobs vs Fred Apostoli at 15 rounds, Joe Louis leaving Detroit Tigers and favoring White Sox, Jackie Fields a decade contract as Hollywood athletic film adviser, Buddy Beer opening a new venue, Robby Rosburg praised on golf circuit, Cubs spending 125000 on Wrigley Field upgrades and plans for a 1088 platform, Larry Pac-V Hall signing or selling, Henry Armstrong purse details, and assorted baseball rosters and backroom chatter.
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Kiefer Declared Ineligible for Longhorn Swimming
Adolf Kiefer world backstroke champion from Chicago is ruled ineligible for the University of Texas varsity swimming season due to insufficient credits. The decision sidelines the top defender of the freestyle squad as academics determine eligibility for the year.
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Big Five teams eye stretch drive in Southern race
Wake Forest and North Carolina State lead the Southern conference with eight wins and one loss and six wins against two defeats as Duke Davidson and Wake Forest fight for the remaining six spots. NC State beat South Carolina 41 22 while UNC routed New York University 57 39.
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Waller Leads Southern Conference Scoring Race
Wake Forest forward Jim Waller tops the Southern Conference scoring with 101 points in 8 games. NC State’s Bill Mann has 94, Maryland’s Charlie Norton 88, and Washington and Lee’s Bob Spessard 82 in five games. NC State moves to second in standings as Citadel drops from unbeaten. Phantoms of North Carolina clinch tourney berth. several key matchups slated this week ahead of Raleigh tournament.
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Bears Beat Redskins In Miami Nite Game
Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins 16 to 10 in a Miami test game. Slingin Sammy Baugh was hampered by a leg injury but sparked two drives. Keith Moleyworth and Jack Manders contributed scoring plays for Chicago.
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Clemson at the Citadel and Duke at North Carolina
Ten leading scorers in conference games highlighted a weekend slate featuring Clemson at the Citadel and Duke at North Carolina. The item notes top scorers from league play.
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Washington Triumphs With Late TD After Blocked XP
Wayne Millmer returned an interception 12 yards to set up Washington’s lone score in the final moments. He then scored on a 12 yard run and Smith added the extra point to complete the tally.
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Revolta Captures Sacramento Open In Windy Finish
Johnny Revolta won the Sacramento Open with a 290 total over 72 holes, finishing one stroke ahead of Vic Ghenzi and placing atop the winter circuit money list with $5,250. The Evanston native weathered rain and gusty conditions to claim the title and add the Sacramento event to his victories this season.
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Indoor Track Records Smashed At Millrose Meet
The Millrose Games feature world records and fast times as Glenn Cunningham ties the Millrose mile mark at 4 11 while Ben Johnson crushes the 60 yard dash with six seconds. Towns Tolmich share the 60 yard hurdles record at 7.4 and a 7 38.5 mile medley relay set a new standard.
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Pot our Pot our
Atlanta gossip notes mention Mickey O Brien moving to Tennessee as trainer and a Rose Bowl tease. It cites Texas high school teammates and Tennessee freshman Gilbert Huffman, plus Luke Appling in Chicago White Sox context and Centre Harvard game anecdotes involving Dr. Tigert.
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Welch Memorial Faces Lexington Cage Team Tonight
Welch Memorial's basketball team meets Reed's All-Stars of Lexington at 7 30 in the Coliseum. The Welch Memorial lineup lists Miller and Boggs as forwards Arman and Barley at center and Silman at guard.
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Longest ski tow installed in Wausau Wisconsin
The 8 000 foot ski lift claim is cited as the longest tow on record for the city of Wausau Wisconsin with details on location and installation in the report.
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Kimsey To Meet Rich Young And Woodell Clashes With South Carolinian
Charlot te Feb 7 Woodell a Western Union messenger and Claude Red K sey from High Point headlined for finals of the Carolina A A U and Charle Observer Golden Gloves King tournament. Young Kimsey faces Richard Young of Belmont in novice lightweight as Billy Woodell meets Bob Peigler of Greenville in open weight. If victorious, High Point scrappers may earn spots in Boston national tournament. eight open and eight novice champions will be crowned from a field of over 200. Tonight’s card starts at 8 with 16 bouts across weight classes and tickets sold out days ago.
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Katherine Rawls Sets Record At Coral Gables Swim
Katherine Rawls continued her assault on aquatic marks at Coral Gables yesterday. She clocked 1 minute 52 seconds for 150 yards, topping Helen Rains faster time of 1 minute 66.3 seconds for 150 yards weeks earlier.
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Fisher Faithful Ann Arbor Mentor Remains Constant
Ray Fish of Michigan coaches varsity baseball and freshmen football and basketball at Ann Arbor since 1922, with only one unactioned absence from practice noted in records.
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Coaches Cagers Superior Wis Morros A vich
A fragmented report notes a basketball game involving Superior Cathedral of school team and the Wisconsin Morros A vich Phillies outfielder, with unclear details about score or outcome.
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