Panthers To Play Appalachian State Thursday Night
New York Feb 8 Major league clubs report savings of over a million and a quarter from 1922 and 1933 salary cuts. Clubs aim to further retrench unless receipts improve. NL owners tighten anti bonus rules and adjust East West schedules to boost early competition. Opening pairings set for April 12. minor leagues face debt issues pending legislative action on Sunday baseball.
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High Point Bisonettes Top Alexander-Wilson 60 to 45
The High Point Bisonettes defeated Alexander-Wilson 60 to 45, leading gate to gate. Hall scored 29 while Blackburn and Cecil added 15 and 6 as forwards connected, with Jewel Thomas directing defense and distributing passes.
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Tar Heels Stretch Win Streak to 13 Over Virginia Fives
North Carolina’s Tar Heels extended their winning streak to 13 by defeating Washington and Lee 34 to 23. The victory leaves UNC undefeated against Virginia opponents this season, with the Southern Conference tournament upcoming in Raleigh.
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High Point Defeated By Charlotte High Quintet
The High Point Bisons fell 28 to 21 to the Charlotte High Wildcats after an early 11 to 1 deficit. Ruth and Brady led Charlotte scoring with Harold Culler top for High Point at seven points. Grene, Royals and Cooper sparked the White lineup with Fritz and Gurley shining for the losers.
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Dodgers sign fourth first baseman Dick Siebert
The Brooklyn Dodgers announce the purchase of Dick Siebert from Dayton of the Central league last fall. He resides in St. Paul, joining a trio of other first basemen on the roster.
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Policemen and Adams-Millis to Clash at YMCA Tonight
The Adams Millis and Policemen basketball teams meet at 8 30 p m at the YMCA in the season opener. Veterans Del Bissonette Joe Judge and Bud Clancy headline the rosters. Major leaguers Leslie Mallon Milton Gaston Ted Kowalik and Charley Jamison are mentioned in related notes.
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Campbell to stay in Daytona awaiting beach conditions
Sir Malcolm Campbell plans to remain in Daytona Beach through March if needed to wait for favorable beach conditions for a new land speed record attempt. Officials noted improved sands but a storm altered the shoreline, hindering a straight course for the Bluebird and testing his patience on the nine mile course.
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Wynne Signs Three-Year Deal as Alabama Tech Athletic Director
Chet Wynne, who led Alabama Polytechnic Institute to an undefeated Southern Conference season in 1932, signed a three year contract to serve as athletic director. Auburn's executive committee announced the arrangement and noted Wynne accepted a voluntary pay cut. He may keep his current staff and has spoken with Michigan State about the vacancy left by Jim Crowley at Fordham.
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Mel Harder Signs With Omaha Team
Mel Harder, the right handed pitcher who last year won 15 games, signs with an Omaha team on February 8. The report notes his prior season success and adds that the deal boosts the club’s pitching depth for the upcoming campaign.
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Cleveland Indians sign 1933 contract after ill health
Lost 13 games last season, Harder announced his 1933 contract signing and noted he will receive the same salary as last year. He had previously returned the first contract unsigned.
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Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
West Paim Beach reports Backy Burton outpoints Dave Barry in Terre Haute while Connie Morris tops Freddie Mitchell in Rochester. In St Louis Ghnouly defeats Battling Show and Joe Haff beats Billy Hogan in ten round decisions.
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Appalachian State to Face Guilford at High Point Arena
Appalachian State visits High Point to play the College Panthers at 8 p m on the Y M C A court. Guilford beat Appalachian State 46 43 in a seesaw game and led 26 22 at halftime as Milner sparked a Guilford surge in the second period.
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Penn High School Winners Over Hillside in Doubleheader
Penn High School defeated Hillside 27 9 in the girls game as Gomes fueled a 15 6 first half lead and a stifling defense limited Durham to one field goal and one free throw. In the boys game Penn topped Hillside 39 25 behind Boger Brown and strong defense from Akers Smith and Gibson.
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Dreaded Stocks and Cages Found in Georgia Chain Gang Camp
A Dalton Georgia reporter visits the Whitfield County Chain Gang camp, describing iron cage wagons housing twelve prisoners each, with harsh conditions, limited sanitation, weekly laundry, and a stocks device as punishment called restricted movement. The piece notes the camp lacks permanent quarters and reflects on state rules for living conditions.
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