North Carolina Defeats Duke On Sharp First Half Run
UNC dominated Duke 34 to 24 after a 10 point lead formed in the first half. Bershak, Ruth, and Swindell led the Tar Heels with accurate shooting and strong defense as Duke struggled to close the margin.
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Carolina White Phanet
Ission
Bershak Andgan
Phantoms
Bershak
Duke
Russ Berman
Swindell
Ain Ruth
Carolina
Ruth
Liae bin Ke
North Caro
Grubb
Bad Swindell
Oo'mara
Berg
Hoan
Thomas
Dilworth
Robb
Panthers Dominate East Carolina Teachers College Rally
High Point Panthers, using freshmen as starters, defeated East Carolina Teachers College 52 to 32 in Greenville. The Panthers trailed briefly in the opening minutes but led the rest of the game as Samet scored 17 points and foul totals were listed for both sides. Referees were Farley and Drake.
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Greenville
High Point Panthers
East Carolina Teachers College
Virgil Yow
Panthers
A. C
Samet
Harris
Moran
Cochrane
Malfregeot
Hester
Kearns
Smith
Ayers
Martin
Cecot
Johnson
B. Ridenhour
L. Ridenhour
Hampton
L. Ridenour
Farley
Duke
Drake
In. C. State
Hasty All-Star Team Sets Sights On YMCA Title
The Hasty team leads a field of ten in the YMCA Amateur basketball league title chase. Roster includes E Smith E Rees I Welborn L Sink P Helton S Michael D Briggs D Kiles with the manager guiding the squad.
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E. Smith
E. Rees
I. Welborn
L. Sink
P. Helton
S. Michael
D. Briggs
D. Kiles
Washington and Lee Dominate Duke in Southern Meet
Washington and Lee swept Duke University and Virginia Tech in a Southern Conference meet. The Generals won 58 to 16 against Duke and 48 to 32 at Blacksburg, breaking pool records including the 200 yard medley and the 200 yard breast stroke by Jack Warn.
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Ington
Washington and Lee
Duke University
Washington
Lee
Duke
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Jack Warn- Washington
Lee Law
Photographic official sought for league by Yankee pitcher
Irving Hadley of the Yankees aims to become the league’s official photographer following his efforts in boxing related activities. The Feb 12 note from New York box to box reports this candid intention by the pitcher.
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York
Irving
Hadley
Yankee
Day
High Point Y M A Wrestlers Defeat Draper Matmen
High Point Y M A wrestlers defeated Draper matmen 21 to 17 last night at Draper. Sudan scored a fall for High Point, while Evans, Graham, Sparks and Summer earned decision wins to lift the team.
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Matmen
High Point
Y. M
Draper
Sudan
Evans
Graham
Sparks
Summer
Elon Triumphs Over Catawba 51 to 30 in N. State Clash
Elon’s Lloyd Whitley led with 14 points as the Christians pulled away in the second half to defeat Catawba 51 to 30 and stay perfect in the North State conference. Dean Grove led the Indians with nine. Elon shot well after a tight first period.
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Catawba
Salisbury
Elon
Christians
Catawba College
Lloyd Whitley
Dean Grove
Indians
State College boxing team tops Duke in tight meet
North Carolina State College varsity boxing defeated Duke 41 2 to 31 2. Don Traylor won the deciding welterweight bout over Art Burns. Danny Farrar of Duke beat State captain Ruas Sorrell in a hard fought 145 pound bout. Duke forfeit 165 and heavyweight. State forfeited 175. referee Archie Allen of UNC.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
Duke
State
Blue Devils
Don Traylor
Art Burns
Danny Farrar
Ruas Sorrell
Farrar
Sorrell
Price
Debroy
Young
Mitchell
Kasik
Brown
Traylor
Burns
Archie Allen
UNC
Adams Millis Quintet Edges Marsh In YMCA Thriller
In four quarters and overtime Adams Millis beat Marsh 33 to 32 in a YMCA Industrial league game. High scorers included Smith and Weisner 9 each for Triangle, Everhart 12 and L. Evans 15 for Redwine, with Nance 15 and Diamont 14 aiding Adams Millis.
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Adams
Millis
Marsh
Adams-Millis A
Triangle
Adams-Millis
Redwine
Torie
Jones Ie
Carolinas
Ellington Florists
Atuss “Is
Adams Millis
Adams Willis
Coopers
Smith and Weisner
Byrd
Everhart
JL. Evans
Flowermen
Jones
Nance
Diamont
L. Jarrett
D. Jarrett
Detroit Titan cheerleader to enter seventh season
Ted Sura, enrolled in a seven year law course at the University of Detroit, will serve his seventh season as varsity cheerleader for the Titans next fall.
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Detroit
Ted Sura
University of Detroit
Titans
Old Friends in Phila Name Phillies Ex Cardinal Second Baseman
Emmett Mueller the Phillies second baseman is noted as the boy who played for the Cardinals in 1928 under manager Jimmy Wilson who caught for the Gas House Gang.
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Philadelphia
Emmett Mueller
Phillies
Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Gas House
Madison Square Garden Nets Roughly 2.5 Million in Ranger Rentals
New York report shows Madison Square Garden has collected about 2.5 million dollars in rental fees from the Rangers and Americans since major league hockey began in New York in 1925.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Rangers
Funeral confusion fuels grief near Glasgow
Relatives of farmer Oscar Steenbergen gathered for his funeral in Glasgow Kentucky. Steenbergen met them at the door saying there seemed to have been some mistake. The report notes confusion surrounding the services.
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Glasgow
Oscar Steenbergen
Steenbergen
Bears Dominate Boone Quintet In Carolinas YMCA Title
Greensboro wins Carolinas YMCA boxing title with five first places totaling 25 points led by Floyd Carrico's 155-pound TKO over Charlotte's Charlie Nelson. Francis Cain upset Charlotte's Bob Fisher in 125 pounds while Carrico and Carrico plus other Greensboro boxers claimed multiple weight-class victories. Also, Lenoir-Rhyne led late to beat Appalachian Moun taineers 35 to 29 in a separate basketball clash.
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Greensboro
Charlotte
High Point
Floyd Carrico
Charlie Nelson
Carrico
Francis Cain
Bob Fisher
Fisher
Cain
Collier Oswald
Billy Wo0rall
Francisson
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian Mountaineers
Bears
Appalachian
Tfto Gip Smart
McSwain
Kaplan
Little
Mull
Tucker
Stuart
Amendels
Waasne
Brown
Hudson
Mantlo
McGinnis
Nants
Wade Ison to Head Carolinas A A U Tourney Officials
Wade Ison the Southern conference official will be chief official of the Carolinas A A U basketball tournament as announced by President W F Bailey last night. He is assisted by Colen Hedrick Harold Culler Charles Kearns Joe Heiser and Ed Farlowe in various officiating roles.
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Wade Ison
W. F. Bailey
Ison
Charlotte News
N. ©. State College News
Colen Hedrick
Harold Culler
Charles Kearns
Joe Heiser
Ed Farlowe
Atlantic Christian Bulls Top Guilford In North State Clash
Atlantic Christian College Bulls beat Guilford Quakers 39 to 29 in a North State conference game. Bulls led 34-17 with seven minutes left, Quakers rallied briefly but fell short as the Bulls preserved the win.
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Atlantic Christian College Bulldogs
Guilford Quakers
Bulldogs
Quakers
Bulls
Guilford
Sadler
Cockerell
Wynn
Ange
Holloman
Chambers
Broukton
Lents
Rogers
Lindsey
Bowden
Overman
Johnson
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Andel Rudh Shime
White Phantoms
Bergman
Pel Hill
University of North Carolina
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Ickson
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Shelton
Eastern Carolina
Lamet
Teeenee Malfregot
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Boston
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Sieves
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Ilderton Incorporated
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Plymouth
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Goodman
Morrow
Grove
Boley
Davis
Cromish
McCachreon
Blon
Fesmire
Whitten
Vromish
Lian
Horn
Pack Ringmien
Sorrell-Farrar
Bob Spessard
Generals
Long Island University
Spessard
Southerners
Jones Service
Y. M. C. A. Industrial League
Marah
Farlowe
Furman
Barrett
Cooper
Weisner
L. Cooper
Clark
Naif
Adama Tills
Angle
Flor
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Jarvrete
Giles
Jarrett
Swain
Shawn
Fulington
Piarist
G. Jones
Hartley
Nelson
Culler
Brown Miller Sear
Grant Everhart
L. Evans
Eldridge
Evans Grissom
Hoover
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Joe Louis
Ben Canipe
Woodell
Kimsey
Dennis
Bogle
Bears Trounge
Rhyne
Tucker Amendem
Mando
Smart
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Wright Cline
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Personal foulse-Sadier
Boles
Chamber
Lenta
Nace
Broughton
Johnson Ange
Brough
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