Carolina Stampedes Red Terrors to Take Big Five Lead
North Carolina topped North Carolina State 45 24 to seize the Big Five lead as Duke defeated Wake Forest in Raleigh. The Tar Heels used a fast start to lead 26 16 at halftime, with Jason Grace and Jay leading NC State’s scoring before UNC pulled away. Duke and Wake Forest split the night’s results in a separate Raleigh game, Duke winning a 72 1 entry.
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Vote Sunday on gridiron rules at conference session
The national football rules committee, meeting in Atlanta, will delay any vote on college code changes until Sunday morning. Secret sessions ruled most work, with proposals weeded to those feasible. final discussions and vote set for Sunday morning. W. J. Stegeman of the University of Georgia drew light jokes about snow at the sunny south.
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Industrial Loop Wit Adams-Millis Lead in Win From Paper Bo
Adams-Millis jumped into league leadership by tummin High Point Paper Box 27 to 1. Hill 10 points Wheeles 9 led the winners while Farlowe and Ed Farlow led the losers with seven each. Dennis returned to Highland lineup as they upset Robbins 27 to 24 with eight points. Hoover and Johnson starred for the Knitters. Elder led nets with seven as Stehli won its second half race by defeating Allen Jay 19 to 1.
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Irvin Smith Wins Y M A Handball Championship
Irvin Smith known as a dark horse rose to the top by defeating Shelly York to win the Y M A handball title and Jackson Handball trophy for a year. He staged a remarkable comeback after dropping the first game 17 23 percent then took the next two 21 18 and 21 13 in the final. Smith had earlier eliminated Patrick 21 17 21 7 in the semifinals.
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Duke Wrestlers Over Davidson 19 to 11 In Meet
Duke University wrestlers defeat Davidson College 19 to 11 in Durham. Troxler and Apple remain undefeated, with three falls and multiple time advantages across 8 bouts. Key wins include Troxler pinning Griffith in 4:15 and Chandler pinning Taylor in 4:26.
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Pro Billiard Star Patsy Natalie Sets Monday Exhibition
Pasquale Natalie of Chicago, veteran billiard instructor and former world contender, will headline a free exhibition at Broadway Billiards Parlor 102 West Broad Street Monday at 9 PM. The event is part of the National Potter Billiards program sponsored by the National Billiard Association of America, with a group of seven players delivering demonstrations and instruction.
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Mills Home Beats Thomasville Quint For Second Time
Mills Home high school defeated Thomasville 31 to 18 in Thomasville. The Baptists led the entire game with Miller, Lanier and Ray powering the offense while Little stood out for the Thomasville squad. Coach Charlie Kearns used 12 players in the effort.
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Davidson Loses Out Bears, Quakers Win
Davidson led 1st half, then fell behind as Lenoir Rhyne defeated the Wildcats 31 to 24 in Davidson. Captain Harris led a late rally, with Courtney Ross the top scorer on 10 points.
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Erlanger YMCAs Quintet Downs Triangles 36 27
Erlanger YMCAs basketball team flexed old form to defeat the local Triangles 36 to 27. Childress led the visitors with 12 points while E Farlowe starred for Erlanger on a game that saw the visitors lead 15 to 12 at halftime and extend the margin. In a preliminary, Woody Thomas led the Employed Boys to a 30 to 24 win over Erlanger’s reserve squad with 11 points.
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Mock Judson First To Enter Teams In Gold Medal Meet
Mock Judson of Greensboro was first to enter teams in the second annual High Point Gold Medal tournament to be held at the local YMCA in February 1924. Greensboro entered two clubs in A and B divisions with three sections. Entries are due this week. drawing will be next week and play begins Monday night. An even larger tournament is expected this year.
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MacCracken Foiled in Scheme Refusal of Arrest Spotlight
The article describes MacCracken foiled in a scheme after Jur ney refused arrest. He was told he could be expelled but would stay with the group until 10 o'clock Monday morning. The sergeant at arms sought guidance from Senator Black, chair of the air mail contracts inquiry, about next steps.
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One Killed While Two Suffer Hurts
Two Winston-Salem women suffered minor injuries after a highway collision near here. The crash killed Matt Marshall, 48, a former Washington merchant, and injured his sister Nell Marshall. Occupant Erna Guthrie in the Marshall car suffered a fractured knee.
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Duke Frosh Defeat Darlington Quintet
Duke freshmen cagers rallied in the final five minutes to beat Darlington of Yverdon here 19 to 14. Duke trailed 9 to 3 at halftime but opened the second half with a burst to tie the score, then field goals by Halscamp and Cheek sealed the victory.
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High Point Panthers Rally Past Mountaineers in Boone
In Boone on Feb 10 the High Point Panthers erased a 23-15 halftime deficit with a late rally to defeat the Mountaineers. McConnell led Boone with 16 points before fouling out, while Culler paced High Point scoring and the team’s late surge sealed the win.
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College Basketball Scores Across Southern Venues
At Chapel Hill North Carolina State 24 North Carolina 45. At Clemson Florida 26 Clemson 31. Guilford 43 Catawba 34. Raleigh Duke 37 W Forest 21. Boone High Point 41 Appalachian State 32.
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Government weighs ocean mail contracts amid air hubbub
Washington discussions center on matching air mail contract cancellations with ocean mail actions. Officials note ocean routes pose greater challenges, while Army and Navy support could aid troop transport and ship options if needed.
Virginia Alumni Seek Tebell as Athletic Director
Alumni in Charlottesville adopt resolutions to dismiss Virginia athletic director James G. Driver and football coach Fred Dawson and to appoint Gus Tebell as athletic director. The resolutions go to the alumni advisory council for final action at its February 24 meeting.
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Duke Swimmers Tie Virginia in Dual Meet. Duke Takes Relays
Duke sailors beat Cavaliers in two relay events as Virginia and Duke end 42 all. Individual winners include Graveley of Virginia in the 60 yard free and diving, Dailey of Duke in 200 breast, Burke of Duke in 440 free, and Englehard of Virginia in 100 free.
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Yesterday's Results Show Close Scores Across Games
Adame Millis beat Paper Boat Robbins 27 to 24 while Highland edged Stehit 27 to 19 and Allen Jay fell 11. The variety of close outcomes reflects a competitive slate of yesterday's play.
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Ice Grip Bites Carolinas Two Dead In Storm
Coastal area from Cape Henry to Cape Hatteras reports three inches of snow and ice. Raleigh sees white ground while Columbia and Florence experience sleet. Minor injuries noted as cold snaps push temperatures down to 15 degrees in nearby Greenville, D C.
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President Roosevelt urges Scouts to aid needy Americans
In a national radio address marking the 24th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America, President Roosevelt proposes a national good turn. He urges every troop and scout to collect household furnishings bedding and clothing to share with those in great need during the month.
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High Point Captures Consolation Title in NC YMCA Tourney
In Kannapolis Greenville Whippets beat Columbia 18 to 0 to win the 125 pound Carolina YMCA basketball consolation crown. High Point defeated Sumter 28 to 16 to take the consolation bracket, ending Columbia’s defense of the title.
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High Point Wrestlers Lead State to Victory Over Gobblers
North Carolina State defeats Virginia Tech 20 to 8 in Raleigh in a Southern Conference wrestling meet. State wins six of eight weight classes led by captain James McLaurin with a fall over Boyles.
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