Carnera Kayoes Schaaf In Dramatic 13th Round Knockout
Primo Carnera dominated Ernie Schaaf in a 13th round knockout in New York. Schaaf collapsed after a light jab, was carried from the ring, and later revived at a nearby hospital with a slight concussion. Carnera, heavier by nearly 60 pounds, outboxed and outpunted his challenger.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Primo Carneta
Knorkout
Brond Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Schaaf
Behaaf
Primo
Ernie
Sharkey
Boxing Commission
Billy (Glover) Cavanaugh
Weat Point
Carnera
Sehaaf
Flond Ernie
Ringsiders
Johnny Buckley
Max Piper
Chicago
High Point High Splits Two Tilts With Patriots
The High Point girls beat Greensboro 106 to 51 while the Bisons lost 164 to 20. Feamire led Greens boro with seven points, and Pat Hall scored 24 for High Point amid slow play and passing lapses by the visitors.
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High Point High School
Greensboro High
Bisons
Gate City
Lo«eal Jane
High Point
Ridge
Mickey
Feamire
Patriots
Greensboro
Bisonettes
Pat Hall
Thomas and Sowers
Gaddis
Final Rites Today For Durham Man
Funeral services were held for R. K. Ferrell, 60, a former Durham businessman, who was found shot to death in his garage yesterday. His wife, Mrs. Ferrell, said he had been despondent recently and went into the garage after lunch. he did not reappear and was found later, believed to have committed suicide.
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Durham
R. K. Ferrell
Fights Roundup From Multiple Cities
In New York Kimo Carnera of Italy knocked out Ernie Schaaf of Boston and Adolph Heuser outpointed Yarry Ebbets of Brooklyn. In Kansas City George Godfrey of Pittsburgh and Bearcat Wright of Omaha drew no contest. In Philadelphia Hilly Ketchell stopped a Roederer of Louisville. In Fall Claire Mike Dundee of Rock Island drew with Prince Saunders of Chicago.
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New York
Kimo Carnera
Italy
Ernie Schaaf
Bost
Adolph Heuser
Yarry Ebbets
Brooklyn
Kansas City
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Bearcat Wright
Omaha
Neb
Fall Claire
Wis
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Prince Saunders
Chicago
Drew
Penn Tigers sweep Alamance in doubleheader win
William Penn beat Alamance outfits 35 to 6 in the girls game as Gemes starred with 12 points and Johnson and Aford held Alamance to two field goals. In the boys game Penn rallied from a 20 21 deficit to win 30 26, Brown leading the offense and Akers Smith Gibson anchoring defense as Penn remains near top with nine wins in ten games.
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Penn Tigers
Burlington
Alamance Training School
Penn Girls
Gemes
Brevard
Johnson
Aford
Alamance
Tigers
Penahoya
Penn
Alatiance
Brown
Penn Heat
Akers
Smith
Gibson
Penn Boys
Woodysride
Atkins
Filomence
Hillside
Mr. Penn Pos Alamance
Campbell To Take Car Out On Beach At Daytona
Sir Malcolm Campbell said he may run his Bluebird on Daytona Beach today to let photographers shoot pictures but the course is too rough for a speed record attempt for a few days. He hopes to retry in two or three days with a rebuilt car powered by a 2,500 Loree engine, seeking a new mark.
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Daytona Beach
Pia
Fec
Malcolm Campbell
Babe Ruth Eyes Golf As Yankee Pennant Hopes Rise
Babe Ruth, in St. Petersburg, says the New York Yankees are a sure fire hit to win the 1938 American league pennant and avoids discussing his salary dispute with management. He plans to play golf at daybreak to see how he and old man Pareto fare and notes it is too early to talk about his $50,600 offer.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Paretand
Yankee
Boston A A games track stars clash for indoor records
Track and field at the 44th Boston A A Games in Boston Garden features a hunter mile with seven hopefuls likely to break 4 15 led by Les Lermond of the New York A C. Contenders include Carl Dean and Fanny Dean Penn Erik Ny Sweden Frank Nordell NYU Fran Crowley Manhattan Joe Morgan Cornell. Emmett Topping New Orleans and Frank Wykoff renew a sprint rivalry amid about 30 other rivals.
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Boston
Boston A. A
Boston Garden
Les Lermond
New York A. C
Carl Dean
Fanny Dean
Penn
Erik Ny
Sweden
Frank Nordell
New York University
Fran Crowley
Manhattan
Joe Morgan
Cornell
Emmett Topping
New Orleans
Frank Wykoff
California Flash
High Point Wins Seventh Straight Junior High Clash
The High Point junior high team defeated Salisbury junior high 22 to 14 yesterday. Stroud scored 12 and led the attack as High Point built a 6 to 4 halftime edge and pulled away in the second half with balanced scoring from Harrison, Ritchie, Baker, and Horney.
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Sabury Juniorr High
Salisha
Stroud
Salisbury
High Point
Harrison
White Team Beats Policemen Quintet in Local Match
The White team of High Point High School defeated the Police quintet 24 to 18. Spry scored 17 for the Whites and Willard added 12 for the Police. Substitutes included Hinkle Harris for Whites and Compa Pri cmore for Police.
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High Point High School
Spry
Willard
Pos
Police
Royale
A. Hoover
Hinkle
Harris
Compa
Pri¢more
U S Tennis Team Beats New Zealand in Auckland
The United States tennis team won its second straight over New Zealand, taking five matches to one. Ellsworth Vines Jr. defeated C E Malfroy in three sets, Wilmer Allison beat OC Angus, and John Van Klyn won over Alan Stedman. Doubles saw Vines and Gledhill edge Malfroy and France, while Allison and Van Lyny defeated Stedman and Angus.
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Auckland
New Zealand
United States
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
C. E. Malfroy
Wilmer Allison
D. G
France
Vines
Gledhill
Malfroy
Allison
van Lyn
Stedman
Angas
American Wins Lady Cubitt Engagement Announcement
Notice includes two unrelated items: a misread engagement notice for Lady Irene Cubitt and James Clark and a separate Notice of Sale Under Execution in Guilford County North Carolina. The sale lists Howse and Lot 36 in Griffin Park High Point with detailed parcel description and timing for March 6, 1933 at 2 PM.
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Irene Cubitt
Coamden
James
Clark
London
Superior Court
North Carolina
Guilford County
Hood
Tnd
Bank of
Charlie Stewart
Mary E. Gray
Robt. F. Williamson
Guilford County Court House
Greensboro
N. C
Reni Eetate
Howse
Griffin Park
Robert F. Willamson
Chariie Steterge
Griffin
East Washington St
High Point N. C
Washington St
Washington &T
Joe
Phipps
EF. M. Brown
Shcrifft
Wiffy Cox Tops Florida Tourney In Gasparilla Open
Wiffy Cox of Brooklyn led the Gasparilla open after the second round in Tampa with 68 68. Billy Duckwall of Bradenton and Marty Root Jr of Tampa trailed by three strokes as 105 players compete for a $1,000 prize and gate receipts. Willie MacFarlane and Harry Cooper tied at 66 with Espinosa, Rama, and seven others at 70, as rain affected the final holes and renewed the chase for the pirates gold.
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Tampa
Fla
Pi— Wiffy Cox
Brooklyn
Cox
Billy Duckenall
Bradenton
Marty Root, Jr
Duckwall
University of Florida
Root
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Pirates
MacFarlane
Cooper
al Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Herman Rama
Fresh Meadow
Paul Run- Rouse
George McLean
Yonkers
Lloyd Gullickson
St. Petersburg
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
George Christ
Rochester
James Nobles
Petersurg
Rosas Grogan Bout Set for February 20 in Chicago
Chicago lightweight hopeful Barney Rosas will meet Omaha’s Tommy Grogan in a ten round duel arranged by promoter Frankie Harmon on February 20 in Chicago. Rosas seeks a world title clash as Grogan aims to derail the local favorite at the podium.
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Chicago
Barney Rosas
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Neb
Frankie Harmon
Wills Moody Bypassed in U S Tennis Ranking Change
New York February 11 U S S T A will not rank Helen Wills Moody because she did not compete in three major U S tournaments. The policy favors Helen Jacobs for the top national ranking while H Ellsworth Vines remains atop the men’s list. An expense reporting rule may also pass to require detailed accounts of travel funds.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Wong
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Moody
Miss Jacobs
United States
L. A. Harper
Oakhand
Calif
Chicago
Louis J. Carruthers
Holcombe Ward
Joseph W. Ivy
Kansas City
Lawrence Baker
Washington, D. C
Walter Merrill Hall
Alrick H. Man, Jr
Walter L. Pate
Harrys. Walsh
Joseph W. Wear
Philadelphia
Carolina And Duke Face Off In Classic Big Five Clash
The UNC Tar Heels seek a key win to narrow the gap with Duke in the Big Five. Duke holds six victories, no losses, while Carolina stands four and one. Davidson and Wake Forest also contest Winston-Salem, with Guilford and Appalachian State posting a Friday win.
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Charlotte
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Duke
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
Davidson
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Wildcats
N. C. State
University of South Carolina At Columbia
Guilford College
Appalachian
Qukers
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Paine
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Roger
Stephens
Fraley
Crowder
Chichester
Charles
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G. Edmondson
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Loewe End
Arizona Cowboys
Doug. Fairbanks, Jr
Etme
ST. Augustine
Florida
Ban Marino
Brazil
Uruguay
Dave
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Technocracy
Abe Lyman
Hilly Ketchell
Millville
A Roederer
Loulaville
William Penn
Campbell
RiAko
Sunda
Seaber” Hayworth and CO
Hisho
Newton
Caer Center
High Poin
Gregory
Hill
Hunt
Ite Eebes Holland
Jones
U. S
Canadian Maritime Provinces
Lady Cubitt
Joe Palooka
EA Utan
ROMA
Ntic
Wales
Mebbe
MIS
Knosen
Wiffy Cox
Ross VS
Grogan
Tennis Bank
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Baby Tanney
Gene Lauder Tawney
Baby Gene
Chi
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