Duke Wins State Crown In NGC Gold Medal Tourney
The North Carolina Official Gold Medal Amateur Independent Basketball championship comes to town with Duke defeating North Carolina to clinch the state title. Invitations have been sent to amateur clubs statewide for March 1 and 2 events hosted by the Y M C A, with gold medals and plaques awarded to top teams.
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NGC
DUKE
N. C
Uncle Sam
North Carolina
W. F. Batley
Physioo
Y. M
Central States Basketball Association
Ee Emmermann
Indianapolis
Bailey
United States Basketball Federation
Sterling Sliver
W. EK. Marlette
Virgil Yow
Brooks Rheitzel
Bunn Hackney
A. C. Waggoner
Frank Barfied
Aleo
Eemniereat
Sineaty
Boxers Schaaf Hurt In Carnera Clash Sparks Fake Debate
Ernie Schaaf remains in Polyclinic Hospital with left side paralysis after a 13th round knockout by Primo Carnera. Doctors cite intracranial hemorrhage and stress cautious prognosis as critics question whether the bout was staged to boost Carnera against Sharkey.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Ernie Schaaf
Polychlinie Hospital
Primo Carera
William V. Healy
Metropolitan
Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Jane
Sharkey
Schaaf
Healy
William Walker
State Athletic Commission
Phillip Goodhart
Miami
Lacy Schaaf
Providence
Homicide
Ernie
Johnny Buckley
Buckley
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletics Commission
Elon Christians Defeat High Point Purple Team
Elon Christians beat High Point Panthers 38 to 31 at Elon to improve to .500 in the North State Conference. The defending champions started strong as High Point could not overcome the early Elon lead in the second conference clash of the year.
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Elon Christians
High Point Purple
ELON
High Point Panthers
Panthers
Wake Forest Defeats Davidson 45 42 in Tight Finish
Wake Forest numbers 45, Davidson 42 as the Deacons hold off the Wildcats in Winston-Salem. Duke clinches Big Five title with a 31 24 win over North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
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Wake Forest
Davidson Wildcats
V. M. L. Wrestlers Defeat Wolfpack in Conference Meet
In Lexington Virginia on February 11 VMI wrestlers remained undefeated in the Southern Conference by edging North Carolina State 22 to 12. Close bouts mostly decided by short time advantages none exceeding four minutes. key results include 116 pound Marrah of State defeating regard and 436 pound match where VMI’s wrestler prevailed on time advantage.
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Lexington
North Carolina State
Marrah
State
Regard
Hus
M. L
Kerr
Vantage
Panthers And Bisons To Offer Locals Good Tilts
High Point fans will see two college games and two high school games this week. On Tuesday the Panthers host Atlantic Christian, and Thursday Guilford visits for a return contest. The Bisons travel Tuesday to Winston Salem and host Salisbury Friday, with a preliminary showcase by the undefeated girls team of High Point meeting Alexander-Wilson.
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Panthers and Bisons
High Point
College Panthers
Atlantic Christian
Guilford Quakers
Bisons
Winston-Salem
Salisbury High Five
Salisbury
Alexander-Wilson Club
Sparks from cleats ignite sewer gas injures boy
In Oakland California 10 year old George Deppen struck an iron man hole cover with metal cleats. Sparks ignited sewer gas causing burns and welts. The boy ran home where an ambulance then took him to a hospital for treatment of burns and injuries.
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Oakland
Calif
George Deppen
George
Fisher Seeks Legion Support for Boxing and Wrestling
Jack Fisher former world light welterweight champion turned promoter arrived in High Point and opened talks with the American Legion to sponsor wrestling and boxing in the Furniture City. He plans a Carolinas circuit including High Point Asheville Columbia Augusta to attract top grapplers and awaits a local post decision after meetings with Post Commander George Edwarths.
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Jack Fisher
High Point
American Legion
Furniture City
Wieher
Albuquerque
M. M
Legion
Carolinas
Asheville
Columbia
Augusta
George Edwarths
Fisher
High Point to Send Team to State Wrestling and Boxing Meet
CHAPEL HILL February 11. E BR Rankin secretary of the state high school athletic association expects a record number of entries for the third annual state high school boxing and wrestling tournaments to be held here Thursday and Friday. Wilson high school defends boxing and Durham wrestling titles. Expected entrants include Rocky Mount Wilson Charlotte Raleigh Wilmington Greensboro Burlington Leaksville and Barnum Springs in boxing and Durham Greensboro and Barnum Springs in wrestling. Weights are 108 115 126 135 146 155 165 and 175 pounds.
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Chapel Hill
E. BR. Rankin
State High School Athletic Association
Wilson High School
Durham
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Charlotte
Chuck Quinlan
Clayton Rowe
University of North Carolina Wrestling and
University
High Point High School Considers Wrestling Representation
W C King faculty athletic director says it is not yet settled if the school will be represented at the wrestling tournament. A decision will be made Monday and it is believed Bison athletes will be present.
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W. C. King
High Point High School
Bison
MacFarlane Leads Gasparilla Open At 136
Wee Willie MacFarlane holds a 36 hole total of 136 four under par to lead the Gasparilla Open at Palma Cesa Golf Club Tampa. Herman Rama Fresh Meadow New York is second with 138 after a 69 in round two while John Revolta Menominee Michigan stands third at 139. Wilfy Cox Horton Smith and Harry Cooper each carded 140 to sit in the final group for the 36 hole drive.
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Palma Cesa Golf Club
Tampa
Fla
Willie MacFarlane
Scott
Tuckahoe
N. Y
MacFarlane
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Herman Rama
Fresh Meadow
John Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Wilfy Cox
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Washington and Lee Sweeps North Carolina Tank Meet
Washington and Lee swimmers defeated North Carolina State 37 to 29 in Raleigh. McDavid and Cohen led W L with a final 220 yard free style one-two finish, as State took several events including the 200 yard relay and 150 yard back stroke.
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Raleigh
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Duke
Virginiane
McDavid
Cohen
L. Stars
State
Moorman
Shepherd
Carter
Dinkelspiel
Braun
Robey
Franklin
Bagby
Flynn
High Point Boxers Defeat Globe Parlorites In League Tilt
High Point Box Company overwhelmed Globe Parlor in the Industrial basketball league at the YMCA on Saturday afternoon, 26 to 15. Ed Farlow led scoring with 12 points while Gentry and Farlow, as guards, fueled the triumph.
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High Point Box Company
Globe Parlor
E. Farlow
Ed Farlow
Gentry
Parlor
M P and South Main Lose In YMCA Saturday Games
In the YMCA Sunday school league, Reformed beat M. P. 22 to 11 and Springfield defeated South Main 15 to 7. Fulton led Reformed with 12 points, Humphreys scored seven for the defeated team, while Oliver scored eight for Springfield. Ellington and Briles were key for defense.
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Reformed
M. P
Springfield
South Main
Fulton
Humphreys
Oliver
Ellington
Briles
Washington and Lee Defeats N State In Raleigh Swimming
Washington and Lee beats North Carolina State 37 to 29 in Raleigh as part of a college swimming meet. The competition highlighted strong performances by the Lee team and contributed to the season standings.
Wrestling Result From Lexington Virginia
In Lexington Virginia North Carolina State wrestled a match with a 6 to 3 score noted in local sports coverage. The report emphasizes the contest at the Virginia venue and the NC State team performance.
Guilford College Names Debating Team for Spring
Guilford College announced its intercollegiate debating squad for the spring, selecting Edgar Meibohm of Greensboro Leroy Miller of Linwood David Parsons of High Point and John Hugh Williams of Concord as team members with alternates Henry Nau of Greensboro and C Plin Mears of St Paul Minn The debating committee includes John Williams David Parsons Plin Mears and Edgar Metbohm with A I Newlin head of history as faculty advisor.
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Guilford College
Edgar Meibohm
Greensboro
Leroy Miller
Linwood
David Parsons
High Pint
John Hugh Williams
Concord
Henry Nau
C. Plin Mears
St. Paul
Plin Mears
Edgar Metbohm
A. I. Newlin
Guilford
College Basketball Scores From Maryland to Chapel Hill
At College Park Maryland Washington and Lee 28 Maryland 46. In Winston Salem Wake Forest 46 Davidson 42. In Chapel Hill Duke 31 Carolina 4. At Chapel Hill North Carolina Frosh 413 Duke Frosh 3.
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College Park
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Davidson
Chapel Hill
Duke
Carolina
University of XN. C. Frosh
Duke Frosh
Appalachian Beats Atlantic Christian in Wild Hail of Points
Appalachian State Normal defeated Atlantic Christian 31 to 28 in a tight game noted for wild passing and erratic shooting. TheMountaineers surged late after Atlantic Christian led 9-6 at halftime with a seesaw finish as substitutions and scoring details appeared.
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Appalachian
Atlantic Christian Wilson
Appalachian State Normal
Atlantic Christian
Mountaineers
W F W Post Holds Special Meeting
High Point post No. 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars held a special program at its hall on East Washington street with Commander J. W. McMahon speaking on buying American made products. The Ladies Auxiliary served doughnuts and coffee while a radio program featured national figures. About 75 people attended as members were pledged into 3,000 VFW posts nationwide.
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High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
Hendrix Music
Lucien Long
Queen Anne Cafe
Mozelle Ellison
Wv. F. W
United States
McMahon
National Economy League
National Defense
Cromer Sets Y M C A Hop Step Jump Mark
Raymond Cromer established a new standing hop, step and jump record at the YMCA competition closing yesterday with a 25 foot leap. Sinclair Horney won two events, Eiland Farlowe added wins in potato races and high jump, Hubert Barrier topped shot put, Bobby Hartley and Jack Hartley led pull ups and two potato race, Harold Kearns won broad jump, and Ronald Jester captured hexathlon in 30.9 seconds.
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Raymond Cromer
H. Raper
Sinclair Horney
Eiland Farlowe
Hubert Barrier
Bobby Hartley
Jack Hartley
Elland Farlowe
Harold Kearns
Ronald Jester
Kearns and Meisky Win YMCA Medals in Gymnastics
Harold Kearns won the YMC A gold medal in class A with 713 points while Richard Meisky claimed the class B gold with 685 points. Elland Farlowe was second in A with 640 and Raymond Cromer third with 514. in B Sin clair Horney 631 and Ronald Jester 627 were other top scorers. several others surpassed 500 points.
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Harold Kearns
Richard Meisky
W. F. Bailey
Kearns
Elland Farlowe
Raymond Cromer
Meisky
Sinclair Horney
Ronald Jester
Bobby Hartley
Houston Farlowe
Jack Hartley
Snow Fall Provides Jobs for 18 000 in Gotham
New York February 11 18 000 unemployed men we re hired to shovel snow alongside Chesterfield coated workers and Bowery bums as city sanitation officials estimate a six day cleanup costing over 1 500 000 dollars with about half paid to workers. A Brooklyn station turned away 1 200 men triggering a street melee as demand for work rose.
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New York
Bowery
Gotham
Sanitation Department
Wall Street
East Side
Brooklyn
Tar Heels Lose 10 Penn State Boxing Meet
Penn State opened its boxing season with a 1 2 to 1 2 victory over the University of North Carolina in State College Pennsylvania. The meet featured five decisions and one draw in the 155 pound class with no knockouts.
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State College
Penn State
University of North Carolina
Napoleon
Marty Levinson
Nov. Carolina
Johnny McAndrews
Nate Lumpkin
Me Andrews
Miller
Penn Sate
Ivey
Carolina
Levinson
Palisin
State
McAndrew's
Lumpkin
Kessler
Giddins
Slusser
Brown
Nebel
Parsons
Landis
Woolbert
Ymer
Penn
Duluth grocer urges safe spending with germ warning
In Duluth Minnesota a local grocer posts a sign warning that money is full of germs and urges customers to spend there to stay safe. The message promotes hygiene and cautious shopping during concerns about spread.
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Duluth
Minn
Vast Crowd Seeks Jobs Amid Window Breakage
A plate glass window was broken and a police emergency squad dispersed the crowd. Despite the unrest, 18,000 men found work, some for the first time in months.
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Gasparilla
Gotham Papers
Tin
Stagg
Hughes
Johnson
Graham
Smith
Askew
Diamont
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Midway
Clark Daniel Shaughnessy
Loyola University
New Orleans
Tennis
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Jeanmeael
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Blue Devils
Duke Blue Devils
Blueblood
Tar Heels
Endacevivec
Lewis
Weaver
H. Thompson
U. N
Weathers
S Soccoves
Brandt
Beale
McCachren
Arrom
Wildcats
Winston Winston-Salem
Deacons
Ross
Scessee
weemeGy
Estecede
Barnes
Sosces Oese
Ioscan Ces
Owens
Ccéicsasce
M Earp
Wolfpack
Currence
Cooper
McLaurin
Meem
Parnhardt
Dorrier V. M. L
Croom
Urges T. M. I
Clevenger
Herman Rema
Parlorites
Farlow
Cromer
Lilly
Spencer
C. Grissom
A. Hoover
Jomes
Newsome
Koonce
EB. Hoover
Elder
Ellington Eee
South
Main, F
Wenetee, Hicks
Vance Whitley
Hayworth Barrier
Humphreys Fulton
Ereep
Eevee Koontz Farlow
Ease
Sappenfield
N. C. State
Lesington, Va
N.C. State
Walker Ee
F. McConnell
Goins
Er Eee
Cunningham
Eevee Traylor
Wortman
A. C. C. Fulgham
Winfield
Langston
Gerard
Tll
W.F.W. Post
Ted Gili
Daytona Beach
Malcolm Campbell
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Casements
Ormond
Mr. Rockefeller
Campbell
Y.M.C. A
Mark
Tory
Popeye
Landis and
Raymer
Pennsylvania
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