Red Terrors Beat Gamecocks In Southern Conference Clash
Charlotte Feb 8 NC State Red Terrors defeat South Carolina Gamecocks 25 to 20 in a tight Southern Conference game. Duke Blue Devils win 27 19 over V P S at Blacksburg. Wake Forest tops Randolph Macon 27 24 as Elon beats Catawba 43 32.
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N. C. State
Red Terrors
State
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
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Reds
Gamecocks
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Blue Devils
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Durham
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Wake Forest
Randolph Macon
Guilford
Danville Y. M. GC. A
Elon
Catawba
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Wildcats
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Paw Creek
N. C
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Eight Champions Crowned In Golden Gloves Tourney
The Charlotte Golden Gloves crowned eight champions in eight divisions. Lawson Glenn of Raleigh won the heavyweight title by technical knockout over Milton Faust of Catawba College in the second round. Ben Mayfield of Raleigh defeated Buddy Besinger of Kannapolis in a technical knockout to claim the flyweight crown. Joe Lee Sill of Spartanburg beat Edgar Blackwell of Union, S. C., to win the bantamweight title. Harry Beaver of N C State edged George Diehl of Charlotte in the featherweight final. William Henry Wilkinson of Lincolnton won over James Price of Wilmington in the lightweight. John Barbieri of Laurinburg knocked out John Vow of Monroe in the middleweight final. Tootie Pate of Raleigh defeated Roy Hampton of Gaffney for the welterweight crown.
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Cardélinas
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Rankin
Ben Mayfield
Raleigh
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Mooresville
Buddy Besinger
Kannapolis
Joe Lee Sill
Spartanburg
Edgar Blackwell
Union
8. C
Harry Beaver
N. C
Laurinburg
John Vow
Monroe
Tootie Pate
Roy Hampton
Gaffney
F. C
Hopeful Rookies Seek Jobs In National League
New York reports eight National League clubs will evaluate rookies from 13 minor leagues in spring training. Among top prospects are Johnny Mize and Billy Myers, with key targets for the Cardinals, Cubs, Reds, Phillies, and Giants. Notable names include Don Gutt ridge, Fred Ankenman, Norbert Kleinke, Henry Pippen, Bill Lewis, Stanley Bordagary, Glen Burns, Clydell Castleman, Frank Gabler, and Herbert Masters as potential rookies.
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Johnny Mize
Rochester
Billy Myers
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Richard Goodman
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Goodman
Don Guttridge
Houston
Fred Ankenman
University of Texas
Norbert Kleinke
Henry Pippen
Boston
Bill Lewis
Stanley Bordagary
Sacramento
Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Glen Burns
Muskegon
Bill Terry
Clydell Castleman
Frank Gabler
Nashville
Herbert Masters
Crookston
Minn
Dizzy Dean Ends Contract War With Cardinals
Dizzy Dean and the St Louis Cardinals settle the winter dispute over his 1935 contract. Dean walked into Sam Breadon's office and left with a signed deal rumored around 17,500 to 19,000 dollars. He predicts 26 wins for himself and 45 for Paul in the coming season while Paul’s deal remains unresolved.
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Me’n
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Cardinals
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Bradenton
Fla
Disay
New York
I. W. A. Dance Tonight At South Main Hall
The Industrial Workers Association Social Club sponsors its weekly dance at the I. W. A. hall 815 South Main Street tonight at 8 o'clock. Music by the Carolina Serenaders. The public is invited.
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South Main Street
Carolina Serenaders
Mablic
Case 18 Continues in Greensboro Court
The case of C. R. York Jr. v. High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad for 25000 damages was continued in Superior Court due to the absence of a material witness. It will be set for the next term of civil court.
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C. R. York, Jr
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Giants Target Al Cuccinello Prospect Amid Trade Rumors
The Giants acquired Al Cuccinello from Nashville as they explore farm system depth. Six Philly hopefuls are pitchers, led by James Bivin who had 29 straight scoreless innings in Galveston. Pirates pin hopes on Clarence Strugs, a right-handed strikeout leader from Little Rock with 14 wins in 1934.
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al Cuccinello
Tony Cuccinello
Dodgers
Giants
Nashville
Philly
Purple Panthers Aim to Upset Catawba Saturday
High Point college's Purple Panthers prepare for a North State clash with Catawba in Harrison gym. Elon recently beat Catawba to claim first in the standings, Salisbury sits fourth, and HP may need Elon slip to finish on top. A big pep rally is planned tonight at 7.
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Cavalcade May Not Race In Santa Anita Handicap
Cavalcade has been scratched from the San Antonio handicap as hoof trouble threatens his appearance in the February 23 Santa Anita Handicap. The Santa Anita meet draws top turf figures including Twenty Grand and other leading rivals, but Cavalcade’s condition casts doubt on his running in the $100,000 race.
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Pete” Bostwick
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Cavalcade
Y M C A Clubs Prepare For Busy Weekend Sports
Local Y M C A teams set for a packed weekend with the junior basketball squad off to the Inter State Junior tournament in Charlotte and the varsity traveling to Kannapolis for a return game. Wrestling hosts Spray Y at 8 30 Saturday after daily work by coaches McLaurin and Nolan. two new wrestlers and a reserve may join the tilts.
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Kannapolis
Chet Smith
Spray ‘‘Y
Charlie Spencer
Edgar Hartley, Jr
Houston Farlowe
Carl Cooper
Weldon Walker
Harry Welch
Ray Steele
Ned Bollinger
John Brown
Harold Barcier
Queen City
Sumter
S. C
Florence
8. C
Leaksville
High Point
Jocko” McLaurin
Charlie Nolan
Charlie Parks
Lloyd Evans
Floyd Evans
Art Lea
Chapel Hill
Orin Whitener
Bobby Wilson
Homer Gallimore
Amateur Ooints Play Saturday
The second half of the Amateur League season starts Saturday at the Y M C A with ten teams. Key games include Triangle versus Marsh at 2 15 and Adams Millis versus Robbins at 1 30. Leading scorers include Brooks of Marsh and Gaddis of Triangle.
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Marsh and
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Triangle
Leland Cooper
Marsh
Adams-Millis “E Ve. Robbins
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Leonard- Younts
Amos-Highland
Paper Box and Adams-Millis Tied for Lead in Industrial Circle
High Point Paper Box and Adams-Millis share the second half lead in the Industrial circuit. Paper Box beat Tomlinson 39 to 16 led by E. Farlowe 11 and Ed Farlowe 10. Adams-Millis won 32 to 16 over Allen Jay with Sider top for the losers. Bak ers edge S U 33 to 28 as Steele 18 and J Bowers 10 pace scoring. Line-ups follow.
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High Point
Paper Box
Adams
Steele
J. Bowers
Morehead
Y M O G A Sunday School league opens 1935 season
The Y M O G A Sunday School league began its 1935 season at the association gym with five games. Green St Baptists narrowly defeated First Baptists 12 11, Friends beat South Main M B B 18 5, Reformed beat Wesley Memorial 29 13, Methodist Protestant defeated Calvard 20 14, and Ward St beat Christian 22 5.
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Association Gymnasium
Green St. Baptists
First Baptists
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South Main M. BB
Reformed
Wesley Memorial
Methodist Protestant
Calvard
Ward St
Christian
Wildcats Seek Victory to Avert Conference Title Loss
A large crowd is expected as High Point Black Bisons face Charlotte Wildcats in a pivotal Western Conference game. Charlotte leads the race and needs one win to clinch, while High Point can shake the standings with a victory. Coach Wade Marlette arrays Whitley Diffendal Hilton Sprye and Meisky for the Bisons with a 7 o'clock tip.
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High Point Black Bisons
Charlotte
Wildcats
Greensboro
Bisons
Wade Marlette
Lloyd Whitley
Charles Diffendal
Truman Hilton
Walter Sprye
Meisky
Bison
Notice to creditors in estate of James Benjamin Rollins
Hazel Rollins Baker is administrator of the estate of James Benjamin Rollins of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by February 8 1994. Debts should be paid promptly. The notice is dated February 7 1935 and lists attorney Eg H Smith.
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James Benjamin
Guilford County
North Carolina
Hazel Rollins Baker
James Benjamin Rollins
Willowbrook Street
High Point
N. C
Eg. H. Smith
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