Appalachian Defeats Catawba in Little Seven Tilt
Appalachian basketeers rallied in the second half to overwhelm Catawba 28 to 23 at Salisbury. Catawba led early with 16 to 12 at the break. Appalachian surged to 24 before Catawba scored again. C. Hinson led Appalachian with eight points, while K Hinson added seven. Goins and Whitener also contributed for the visitors.
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Atawha
Hastings and Cory spark High Point victory over Elon
Hastings and Cory led High Point College to a 1.39 point victory over Elon in a thrilling game at the YMCA gym. Cory scored 16 by halftime and Hastings hit decisive field goals in overtime as the Panthers battled to a hard earned win amid a fast, clean contest with Rollins and Jones also contributing.
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High Point College
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Will Hold Final Olympic Trials In Chicago July 15 16 1932
The American Olympic track and fight committee announced final trials to select the U S team will be held in Chicago July 15 and 16 1932 at Soldiers Field likely. Lawson Robertson of the University of Pennsylvania is named as coach of the 1928 team and Fred L Steers of Chicago is proposed as chair of the women’s track and field committee. Joseph T England of Baltimore was elected permanent chairman of the track and field organization.
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Bowling standings chase for honors at King Pin alleys
In duck pin bowling the King Pin alleys race heats up across leagues. Stehli Silks leads Industrial by five full games while North State Telephone tops Commercial with Marietta Paint close behind. Forsyth of Winston-Salem leads Piedmont as King Pin trails by three points. City Stores and Fowler's tie in Mixed as Enterprise nears. Amateur half season nears end with Post Office Harriss Covington and Hillcrest in contention for top honors.
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Duke's Swimmers Fall to Virginia in Doubleheader
Virginia's undefeated teams swept Duke in Charlottesville with the varsity losing 47 to 12 while the freshmen fell 31 to 19. Captain Hatch led Virginia in scoring for the varsity meet.
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Tar Heels Top Cavaliers In Tough 28 24 ACC Showdown
North Carolina defeated Virginia 28 to 24 as a late key basket and foul by Moore sealed the win. Cavalier Mayo led scoring with nine points while Virginia rallied from an 11 point deficit but could not overcome UNC in the closing minutes.
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Highland Drops Close Bout With Adams Millis 19 15
Adams Millis quint edged Highland 19 to 15 on the Y court. McFarland added six for the winners while Dennis led Highland with eight. other scorers included Stone, McDonald, Wireless, and Anderson. Knox Mills crushed Tomlinson 54 16 with McCaip at 14 and Wall 14, Raper 12.
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Sele McDonald
Brillia
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Raper
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Stout
Sunday School Loop Basketball Roundup
Local gym action features Wesley Memorial, Reform, and Welch Memorial squads trading quick, high tempo games. Sparks fly as Wesley Memorial, Salvation Army, and East Green Street Cagers post decisive wins while Crowder and Kearns star in a 16-15 Wesley Memorial edge.
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State Holds Lead To Edge Duke In Scoring Fight
North Carolina State played a steady game to beat Duke 26 28 in Durham. Johnson led State with 11 points while Rose and Clark contributed strong floor play and blocked several Duke advances. The win puts State even with Davidson atop the Big Five standings with State at four wins two losses and Duke three wins two losses.
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Deagons Lose to Villanova in Key Strokes Duel
The Cavaliers swept most varsity events except diving as Villanova won by strong back and breaststroke. Delamater and Stevens led the Delamater and Stevens led the freshman scoring while the Cavaliers won all but two freshman events.
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Salisbury High Subs Beat By High Point In Rowen County
Salisbury High School junior team falls 26 to 10 to High Point at Rowan County court in Ritchie leading with 19 points and Mask adding scoring support as Salisbury trails from the opening period.
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Wasp and Mosquito Sting Orientation Described
A description explains the anatomical difference between a mosquito and a wasp, noting the stinger placement. The mosquito uses a front stinger while the wasp has a rear sting, illustrating contrasting defensive mechanisms.
Dan Boone Pointers Schedule Nine Exhibition Games
Dan Boone's Pointers reveal their 1981 exhibition slate arranged by FE E Sensenbach. The opener against Rochester is set for March 26 here, followed by a game with the Philadelphia Athletics. A Greensboro matchup on April 1, and three Asheville games on April 2, 3, and 4, with three return dates in the mountains on April 13, 14, and 15.
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Cadets open season with 30-0 win over Davidson
V. M. I. wrestlers defeated Davidson 30 to 0 in Lexington. The Cadets claimed two falls by Dewey and Stith, one forfeit, and two overtime decisions by Rucker and Rochelle. Captain Woods Talman, the conference titleholder, faced a hard matchup against Conway of the Wildcats.
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Rucker
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Conway
Wildcat
V M I Stuns Poly Institute in Narrow SC Victory
Lexington Virginia February 7 V M I basketeers win first Southern Conference game of the season 31 to 30 over Dogma Polytechnic Institute in a tense finish.
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College Basketball Scores From Three Venues
At State College Virginia Penn State leads Western Maryland 40 to 22. In Norman Oklahoma Kansas trails 33 to 30. In Waco Texas Christian University eighty eight Baylor 22.
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Millrose Games Tonight Highlight Fast Mile and 60 Yard Dash
George Bullwinkle of CCNY won the 1000 yard run ahead of Dr. Paul Martin of Switzerland. Percy Beard captured the 50 yard high hurdle handicap, while Ray Conger of Illinois AC won the Wanamaker mile in 4 13 5. Meadow Brook and Medford teams set a new 440 yard relay mark. Mary Carew and Stella Walsh tied a indoor world record in 60 yards.
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Mass
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Cleveland
Ohio
Helen Filkey
King George V Wears 100 Uniforms. German Kaiser Near 200
King George V can wear over a hundred military and naval uniforms while the German Kaiser reportedly maintains nearly two hundred uniforms in his entourage, illustrating royal wardrobe scale differences.
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