Panthers Edge Indians in frantic finish at High Point
In a tight men’s basketball battle at High Point, Catawba College rallied from a 29 24 deficit with three minutes left. Niemsee tied the game then Zammiello hit a late free throw as Catawba claimed a 31 30 edge with seconds remaining. Fullerton Garland Harris led scoring for the Indians, while Culler anchored Panther defense and offense. Local fans erupted after the victory as a bonfire celebration followed.
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Catawba College
Martin
Vic
Panther Pack
Niernesee
Marfreshman
Zammiello
Purple Panthers
Indians
Tators
Pawers
Harris
Niemsee
Goodman
Insee
Virgil Yow
Lege
Catawba
High Point
Hacoer
Duke Grapplers Fall to Washington and Lee in Durham
Washington and Lee defeats Duke 19 to 14 as Duke grapplers, led by a tied score late, see Bonino pin Duke's Kraushaar to end hopes of a victory. Duke trailed 14 11 before the final bout and fall.
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Durham
Washington and Lee
Duke
Bonino
Kraushaar
Blue Devil
Columbians win junior YMCA basketball title in Carolinas
Columbia defeats High Point 26 to 21 in the final round to capture the junior YMCA championship of the Carolinas in Charlotte. Earlier Columbia beat Leaksville 62 to 17 while High Point advanced past Charlotte 34 to 16. Sumter won the junior consolation 40 to 20 over Kannapolis. Kan napolis took the midget division title 23 to 17 over Sumter.
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Columbia
Y. M. Cc
Carolinas
High Point Entry
Columbians
Leaksville
High Point
Sumter
Kannapolis
Florence
Pla
Campbell
Batchelder F
Brady
Simpson
Steub
Steele F
Walker
Ostaya
Cooper
Diesel
Weich
Wsegee
Vieateadhsapeake
Bollinger
Asatae
Aly
Ruell
UNC grapplers fall to V M I in tough match
Chapel Hill Feb 9 The University of North Carolina wrestling team suffered its third straight defeat dropping a 19 to 11 decision to V M I The Cadets earned two falls and three decisions while the Tar Heels managed one fall and two decisions The Gholson Travis bout highlighted the meet.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Gholson-Travis
College Basketball Scores From Sites Across the Nation
A flood of college games across the country produced varied results. Notable scores include Florida 34 Alabama 39 in Auburn Alabama and Baylor 30 at Fayetteville. Other results span Toledo John Carroll 36 23 Cleveland Oberlin 31 Case 38 and Penn State 38 Army 0 in State College.
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Florida
Alabama
Poly
Fayetteville
Ark
Baylor
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Westerville
Denison
Otterbein
Toledo
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John Carroll
Defiance
Wilmington
Cleveland
Oberlin
Case
Chestertown
Johns Hopkins
Washington College
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Harvard
Chicago
Ilinois
Evanston, TL
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Madison, Wis
Depauw
Wisconsin
Lawrence, Kans
Towa State
University of Kansas
Topeka
Creighton
Washburn
State College
Penn State
Army
Ravenna
Capital U
Two Robbers Hold Up Sparkill National Bank
Brandishing machine guns, two robbers held up the Sparkill National Bank in Nyack New York after opening Friday. They forced cashier Harald Tanner and others to the vault, taking about $18,000 in cash and leaving a female customer and three male employees face down on the floor.
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Nyack
N. Y
Sparkil! National Bank
Wen
Harald &. Tanner
Tanner
All Cotton Blossoms Change Color In Quick Bloom Cycle
Observers note cotton blooms begin white on day one then turn red on day two and drop from the plant by day three, marking a rapid three day blooming pattern.
Duke Boxers Win Off State Outfit
Duke University boxed a 5-3 victory over North Carolina State College in Raleigh. Sally Granger rallied to beat Nellis Johnson at 210 pounds, and Duke yearlings topped State yearlings in all three preliminary bouts. Danny Farrar edged Jack Leet in the feature yearling bout.
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Raleigh
Duke University
N. C. State College
Duke
Sally Granger
Nellis Johnson
Danny Farrar
Jack Leet
Roosevelt Withdraws All Remaining Public Land From Use
President Roosevelt announced a nationwide withdrawal of about 1.2 million acres of public land from use to advance the conservation program. The action completes last November's order and covers 12 states including Washington, Minnesota, Arkansas, and Florida, aiming to reserve land for forests, soil conservation, grazing districts, and game preserves.
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Roosevelt
Interior Department
DeRoun (Dla
House Public Lands Committee
Congress
Minnesota
Arkansas
Florida
Nebraska
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Hauptmann to Quit Flemington This Week
The article describes Hauptmann facing departure from Flemington amid discussion of accomplices and potential guilt. It references Kurt Barth of Passaic and James Williams of Newark as involved killers and touches on the Lindbergh baby case and Dr. John F. Condon in a tense ransom exchange.
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Mike Mule
George de Stefano
Connie Scarpone
Kurt Barth
Passaic
James Williams
Newark
Hauptmann
Baby Lindbergh
Trenton
Jassie
John F. Condon
Will Spend Monday At Flora McDonald Meeting
G W Denny newly elected trustee attends Flora McDonald board meeting at Red Spring with Donald Collene and party. The meeting starts Monday at 10 30 AM and members return home late afternoon.
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Flora McDonald
G. W. Denny
Plora Me
Donald Collene
Red Springe
Denny
John Denny
Virginia Frank
Jay Billy
Flora McDonald College
Alva Hosts Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers Meet
In Alva the Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers beat Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers 43 to 34 in a regional match. Northwestern Oklahoma holds the lead as the game ends with a final score of 43 to 34.
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Alva, Olala
Southeastern Oahoma
Northwestern Oklahoma
Three Teams Tie for Amateur League Lead
Triangle Highland and Leonard-Younts share first in second-half play after strong showings. Triangle beat Marsh 24 to 13 with Gaddis and Weisner scoring, while Leonard-Younts edged Globe Parlor 27 to 256 as Smith led with 12. Globe Parlor beat Adams-Millis 25 to 17 behind Robertson 12 and Grissom 9.
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Leonard-Younts
Marsh
Gaddis
Weisner
Lohr
Everhart
Globe Parlor
Smith
Leonard
Royals
Spencer
CCC
Trinity
Preasop
Leonard Younts
Cath
Younts
Hedrick
Connor
Iason Tr
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Melrose and Postoffice Globe Parlor
Checker
Collins Rt
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Co. A
Will Russell
Y” Lanier Rg
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Hinkle
EB. Cooper
Melrose
York
Amos
Robbins
Mixson
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Rothrock Fohn
Itehte
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Hutchens
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Tartin
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Des “Yesson
Vack & Seen Adkins
Wanford
Seamon
Ee Powell Genue
Goggin Leads Agua Caliente as Revolta Picard Laffoon Tie
Willie Goggin of San Francisco shot 69 to seize a 54 hole lead at Agua Caliente. Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee posted 68 to tie with Henry Picard of Hershey and Ky Laffoon of Chicago for second, as mud and soggy greens challenge the field. The final round comes tomorrow with a $1000 prize.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
California
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Orville White
St. Louis
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Revolta
Goggin
Johnny
Laffoon
Cox
Cooper
Dutra
Bud Chandler
Arizona
Jim Demaret
Galveston
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Mary Fry
Oakland
Jimmy Hines
Long Island
Ralph Guidahl
Frank Nixon
Pasadena
Y Grapplers Triumph Over Spray Y Club in Meet
The Y M C A wrestling team defeated Spray Y 21 to 8 on the local floor. High Point athletes led with three falls and two decisions, including Nolan Starnes and McLaurin securing falls as the hosts pulled away. Orion Whitener won at 108 pounds by six minutes time advantage in his season debut.
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High Point
Orion Whitener
Hunter
Spray
Gallimore
Hill
Buster” Moffitt
Whitt
Nelson
Charlie Nolan
Ralph Starnes
Jocko” McLaurin
Nolan
Murphy
Starnes
Pittendreigh
McLaurin
Weaver
Troy Evans
Simpson
Civic center planned for High Point with multiunit complex
Local architects outline a tentative High Point civic center on a block between Main Street and surrounding streets. Proposed units include administrative offices, central fire station, an armory auditorium, and an eight to ten story tower. Federal aid may fund the first unit while broader completion hinges on future decisions.
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Eccles Everhart
Louis Voorhees
Water and Light Department
Public Works Administration
High Point
PWA
Central Fire Station
Paramount Theatre
Civic Center
Mais Street
Green Street
South Wrenn
Russell
South Main
Commerce
Russell Street
Negro Sentenced To Die In Electric Chair
Oxford reported Dortch Waller, 43, a Black man, was sentenced by Granville Superior Court to be electrocuted April 26 for the murder of John Harris, a white merchant of Presence. The jury convicted him after 15 minutes of deliberation yesterday.
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Oxford
Dortch Waller
Granville Superior Court
John Harris
Presidence
Waller
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