Duke Routs Tar Heels 56 44 as second-half surge wins
Duke slides past North Carolina 56 to 44 at Woolen Gym in Chapel Hill. Trailing 19 to 31 at halftime, Duke flares with a 17 minute second half run led by Chuck Holley Bill Mack and Cy Valasek to overturn the lead and claim top Southern Conference standing. Glamack held to limited scoring after strong defense by Duke, with Sev erin contributing on the Duke score.
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College Sports Roundup and Wrestling Hype
Mississippi State and North Carolina led college basketball scores, with Duke and others listed for a dense results section. A wrestling article quotes Sergeant L C McMahon lamenting Braddock refereeing and previews a High Point wrestling card with Marshall, Lever, Hader, and Bartush billed for Thursday.
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Atlantic Christian College
Guilford
Roanoke College
Lynchburg College
Appalachian State
King . Newberry
Stetson
Mississippi State
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Carson Newman
Tennessee
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Erskine
College of Charleston
Campbell
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L. C. McMahon
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
Carolina frosh football and Duke game notes at Woolen Gym
Carl Suntheimer injury clouds Carolina football plans as backcourt and guard positions shift for the winter drills. Duke men shut down George Glamack as Duke defeats Carolina in a basketball clash after a freshmen game showing limited promise for next year. Zeb Harrington and coach figures add atmosphere to the report with mentions of Vaughan and regional semi pro success.
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Chapel Hill
Carl Suntheimer
Carolina
Pennsylvania
Bob Smith
Sontheimer
Ray Wolfe
Bob Witten
Roxboro High School
Carolina Frosh
Witten
Tony Cernigle
Zeb Harrington
Sanford Spinners
High Point
Zeb
Porter Vaughan
Richmond University Ofthander
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Philadelphia
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Eddie Cameron
Bill Lang
Jourdet calls for return of center jump in basketball
Lon Jourdet, Penn coach, urges restoring the center jump to slow the game He says the current fast style endangers players health and tires spectators with rapid scoring He notes college and high school play suffer increased scrimmage time and viewer fatigue in the faster game.
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Lon Jourdet
University of Pennsylvania
Jourdet
Penn
Charlotte Golden Gloves tourney kicks off Wednesday
Five of last year's champions will clash in the Golden Gloves tournament here starting Wednesday afternoon. Former Heavyweight Champion Jim Brad dock will referee some preliminaries as twenty teams enter and Belmont Abbey holds last year's team title with over 100 unattached boxers also entered. Defending champs include Glenn McCrary Florence Col lies Ostwalt Belmont Ben Russell Albemarle Lewis Valenga Charleston and Joe Golombek Florence.
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Jim Braddock
Belmont Abbey
Glenn McCrary
Florence
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Collies Ostwalt
Belmont
Ben Russell
Albemarle
Lewis Vallenga
Charleston
Joe Golombek
Tar Babies Turn In Victory Over Imps
The University of North Carolina freshmen cagers beat Duke yearlings 45 to 32 in Chapel Hill. NC top scorer Joe Nelson with 14 points, as UNC opened a 22-15 lead by halftime and maintained the advantage to full time.
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North Carolina
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North Carolina Fencers Beat South Carolina 10 3
In Chapel Hill on February 10, North Carolina defeated South Carolina by ten to three for their third straight win. Co-Captains Alan Bloom and Joe Boak each won two bouts as the Tar Heels dominated with seven foils to three epees, Bloom and Boak conceding only one touch each. The Tar Heels opened with a 3-0 lead in foils, ending with 42 touches to the visitors 22.
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North Carolina
South Carolina Swordsmen
Alan Bloom
Joe Boak
Tar Heels
Carolina
Bloom
Boak
Virginia Hurdler Ties World Record in Maryland Games
Frank Fuller of the University of Virginia tied the world record in the 70 yard high hurdles at the Maryland Fifth Regiment Armory games. He won the sixth heat with a time of 8.5 seconds, matching Perey Beard’s mark.
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Frank Fuller
University of Virginia
Maryland Fifth Regiment Armory
Fuller
Perey Beard
Tar Heels Poised as Favorite in Southern Boxing Tourney
North Carolina's Tar Heel boxers enter the Southern Conference tournament Feb 23-24 in Columbia with 120 pound champion Billy Winstead and finalists Ed Dickerson and Red Sanders as leads, plus promising newcomers Gates Kimball and Mike Bobbitt.
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Maryland
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Andy Gennett
Ed Dickerson
Red Sanders
Tar Heels
Gates Kimball
Mike Bobbitt
Kimball
Bobbitt
Godoy Grabs Fresh Shot At Title After Louis Battle
Arturo Godoy earned a renewed shot at the heavyweight title after a hard fought bout with Joe Louis. The Chilean challenger showcased a terrific battle but is unlikely to meet Louis again before September for another outdoor title clash and the associated riches.
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Johnny Paychek
Orlo Robertson
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Arturo Godoy
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
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Jacobs
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Savold
Bob Pastor
Garden
Louis
Pastor
Buddy Baer
Valentin Campolo
Argentina
Billy Conn
al Weil
Godoy
Tony Galento
Tommy Farr
Arturo
Weil
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Clipper Smith resigns Villanova post to join Loyola
Villanova coach Maurice J. Smith known as Clipper Smith and assistant Vince McNally resign to follow him to Loyola of Los Angeles. Both Notre Dame graduates, they cite a lucrative contract over several years and plan to move immediately.
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Texas A. & M
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Charlotte and Winston teams in year's A A U tournament entry list
The Carolinas A A U basketball tournament entries show Charlotte teams plus Winston-Salem squads as a field grows with ten days left before the Midwinter Classic. Chatham enters a new senior squad while Wake Forest players join Forest All-Stars and Guilford count shows. The event runs February 21-26 at High Point College gym with multiple clubs including McCrary Eagles, Hanes Hosiery, and Airco five among possible entrants.
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de Colorado
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Tennis Moguls Get New Power
New York Feb. 10 Twenty four hours after suspending Gene Mako and Wayne Sabin for amateur rule violations the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association adopted a new code enabling sectional presidents and the national president to rule on club expenses and a player travel and living costs. The association can now withhold expenses as punishment. Mako a former Davis Cup star and 1938 national finalist and Sabin ranked No 5 in 1959 were barred from USTA sanctioned events for excess traveling expenses and exceeding eight weeks of paid competition in a year. The ban lasts through 1940 with reinstatement possible only after September.
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Gene Mako
Wayne Sabin
United States Lawn Tennis Association
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Tar Heel Grapplers Triumph Over Davidson and Wild Kitten
North Carolina varsity wrestlers beat Davidson 20 to 8. Tar Babies followed with a 31 to 0 win over Wild Kitten, led by wins from Urquhart Hadley McFayden Forrest Gregory and others, with several decisions and pins.
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North Carolina
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Tillett
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Urquhart
Parrish
Blackmer
Wilson
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Track meet records and shot put mark noted
New York City and Alan Tol mich of Wayne University set a new meet record in a track event. Fuller won the event last year in 8.6, tying Don Kinzle of Duke. Al fred Blazis of Georgetown set a South Atlantic and meet record in the 16 pound shot put with 53 feet 1 inch, near the world indoor best. Siamese book lovers wear straw hats shaped like a book.
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Alan Tolmich
Wayne University
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Don Kinzle
Duke
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Georgetown
South Atlantic
Navy awards contract for river air station paving
The navy awarded a $111,934 contract to C. Y. ason Company of Greenwood for roadway paving and sewer water systems at the new River Air Station.
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Navy Today
C. Y. Ason Company
Greenwood
New River Air Station
Ozzie Simmons Pursues Degree in Absentia at Iowa City
Former Iowa standout Ozzie Simmons remains on track for his degree in absentia after leaving campus to tour with his Negroso team. The move reflects ongoing efforts to complete academic requirements despite missing campus sessions.
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Ozzie Simmons
Lone Star
Iowa
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