Panthers beat Elon to virtually clinch conference title
High Point roared to a 52 43 victory over Elon in Harrison gym. The win marks High Point’s ninth straight, moving them toward the North State conference crown as fans packed the arena. Towery Intrieri and Martin led the Panthers with 16, 12, and 16 points respectively as the defense held Elon to a low score.
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Bakers Take League Lead With 22 21 Win
Bakers nose ahead of Adams-Millis White Sox in a tight 22 to 21 victory at the Y M C A gym to seize Industrial league leadership. Steele and Spencer led the winners with 10 and 9 points while Whitley Johnston and Wheelis top-scored for Adams-Millis. Triangle beat Thomasville Chair 30 to 17 for third place and High Point Paper Box beat Alien Jay 40 to 29 behind Woody Thomas and Brown.
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Carolina rallies to defeat Navy and Davidson clash
North Carolina State's Red Terrors edged Davidson College 43 to 32 in a Big Five tilt before a small crowd. The Wildcats, 55 17 loser to State earlier, traded the lead in a tight first half before NC State pulled away to lead 21 19 at the break.
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U S Hockey Loses to Italy in Olympic Uplift
In Garmisch Partenkirchen Italy upset the favored U S hockey team 2 1 after two overtimes as Giovanni Scotti scored the winner. Bonna Fox and his four man sled team survived a brutal crash on the Olympic chute with minor injuries.
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Hornbostel Wins Off Williamson In Boston Mile
Gene Venske of Pennsylvanian claimed his first major win of the season at the Hunter mile in Boston, clocking :14.4 to set an indoor record. Joe Mangan pushed a late bid, trailing Venske and world record holder Glenn Cunningham after the final turn, with Venske holding a slim lead at the tape.
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Gene Venske
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Glenn Cunningham
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Cornell
Girls Gold Medal Tournament Set for March in High Point
The first annual girls Gold Medal tournament for central Carolina opens March 5 6 and 7 at the Salvation Army gym in High Point. Organizers expect strong interest after Saturday night league games drew full houses. Amateur female teams may enter by contacting athletic director Ben Jones at the Salvation Army.
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Six Dixie Schools Accept Invitation to Southern Conference
Six Dixie schools signed on to study and likely join the Southern Conference after its adjourned meeting. The Graham plan shifts intercollegiate athletics oversight to presidents and faculties to curb athlete subsidies, with six applicants told to reply by September 12.
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Forest Fletcher
Lexington
Associated Press
John Stewart Bryan
William and Mary
F. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Thurman D. Kitchen
Duke Power Club Leases Willis Park For Summer Baseball
Duke Power Baseball Club signs a lease to use Willis Park, bringing pro level action to the city this summer. Plans include possible inter-city Industrial league with Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, Thomasville, Lexington and High Point. The club also schedules a spring training game with Binghamton on Easter Monday and may share Willis Park with Adams Millis if they join the league.
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Hot Stove
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Jennings
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Duke Power
College scores noted across many games
At Chapel Hill North Carolina 80 Navy 25. Raleigh North Carolina State 48 Davidson 82. Cullowhee Western Carolina Teachers 36 Appalachian State 11. High Point College 52 Elon 43. Guilford College 28 Lenoir Rhyne 30. Hanover New Hampshire Yale 28 Dartmouth 29. Cincinnati Klavier 85 Alabama 21.
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High Point College
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Guilford College
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Hanover
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Yale
Dartmouth
Cincinnati
Klavier
Alabama
High School Boxing And Mat Meets Open At N C Monday
Chapell Hill February 8 One of the largest fields in history is expected for the sixth annual North Carolina high school boxing and wrestling tournaments to be held Monday and Tuesday next week Finals in both events will be Tuesday night at 8 oclock in the Tin Can Semi finals start Monday night at 8 oclock Preliminaries begin 2 30 Monday afternoon All entries weigh in at Emerson stadium at 10 Monday morning Early entries include four champions and four finalists from last year Bonworth 108 pounds champion and Spencer 145 pounds defending titles both from Barnum Springs Other crown bearers are expected Team champions Raleigh boxing and Barium Springs wrestling aim to retain titles Raleigh won last year for the boxing cup permanent possession Barium Springs seeks three time triumph to hold the trophy Durham also contends for the mat trophy A new boxing trophy will be displayed Raleigh won the cup for permanent possession after last years victory Capital City had won the first year and the last two tournaments
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United States
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Lake Placid
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Enterprise Sports Editor
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Frank Barfield
Arthur Kirkman
H. A. Mills
T. Wingate Andrews
Silas Casey
Goon Henry Returns to Face Henry Graber Next Friday
Jim Goon Henry returns to the local mat Friday night to battle Henry Graber in the final match of a double feature. Graber, a top scientific wrestler, meets the rougher Henry in a two out of three falls bout. The second main event features Casey Berger versus Eli Fischer in a two out of three falls match.
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Central Carolina Golden Gloves Set For High Point
High Point prepares for the Central Carolina Golden Gloves boxing tournament to be held March 11 12 and 18 at the High Point arena. Officials announced committee chairmen and ticket sales with season ringside seats limited to 250 and sales starting this week.
Kannapolis Wins Carolinas YMCA Boxing Finals On Defaults
Kannapolis squads claim six of eight belts in the Carolinas YMCA championships aided by two defaults. Sam Justice and Laroy Sides of Charlotte win middle and featherweight titles. Worth Sweet and others from Kannapolis win in multiple bouts with late K O.
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Carolinas Y. M. C
Charlottean
Ed Sweet
Golden Glove
Smith
High Point
Fred Whitaker
Meacham
Charlotte
Hoffman
McLean
M. Byred
Sides
H. P
EB. Sweet
Huntley
Welter
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Justice
W. Sweet
Billiard Expert Demonstrates Art in Tri City Exhibit
Patsy Natalie, a noted billiard expert, held an exhibition at Tri City Billiard Parlor yesterday afternoon. She defeated local amateur Polly Snyder 36 to nil and offered pointers and demonstrations of various shots to the cheering crowd.
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Patsy Natalie
Tri-City
Polly Snyder
Natalie
Early College Football Scores Incomplete Card
Scattered scoreboard lines show Rutgers 44 Princeton 88 at New Brunswick and Wiscon 28 Butler 24 at Madison. Columbia Missouri Nebraska appears cut off with no final.
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