High Point College Routs A C C In Second Half Rally
High Point College rallied in the second half to defeat Atlantic Christian College in a runners up style showing Hastings led with 11 points Reese added 9 and Traylor stood out for A C C with 13 points in a hard fought game. The Panthers played clean ball with only five fouls and did not substitute, while Gillette and Bryant contributed for A C C.
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High Point College
Atlantic Christian
Swart
Reese
Hastings
Traylor
High Point
Christians
Panther
Ludwig
Lanier
A. C
Gillette
G. F. TP
Pididwig
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Bissette
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Bryant
L. F. Sanesed
Menses
Wildcats Rally To A 32 19 Win Over Charleston
Davidson NC February 13 two Davidson Wildcats staged a late rally to defeat College of Charleston 32 to 19. Davidson surged for 21 points in the second period while limiting Charleston to one field goal. Charleston led after the first period but the Wildcats seized control in the final stanza.
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N. C
Davidson Wildcats
College of Charleston
Wildcats
Charleston
Silcox
Burbage
Esos
Tomon
Bo Csc Couse
Davidson Lafferty
Mathis
Martin
Peabody
Wagner
Boucher
See Wee
Woon
Duke Defeats Carolina 24 to 18 in Durham Rivalry
Duke University avenged an early loss by defeating North Carolina 24 to 18 in Durham. Duke led 13 to 6 at halftime and never trailed again as Carolina dealers struggled with long shots and a tough defense. Duke freshmen beat Carolina babies 29 to 27 in the preliminary.
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N. C
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Blue Devils
Duke
Carolina
Jim Thompson
Alpert
Pargoe
Carolina Babies
Wilmington Fans Urged to Raise 15000 For Night Baseball Lighting
Local supporters in Wilmington urge raising 15000 to fund lighting and equipment for a night baseball club aiming for a Piedmont league berth. The plan is pitched as an insurance deposit, not a cost, with a warning that default could cost far more to regain a team later.
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High Point
E. E. Sensenbach
Branham
Willis Park
Grover Cleveland Alexander
House of David
Wilmington
Furman Clinches State Title With Easy Win
Furman University powered past Presbyterian College 41 to 15 in Clinton, securing a tenth straight win for the Hurricanes and virtually clinching the South Carolina state championship for the Greenville team.
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Clinton
8. C
Furman
Presbyterian College
Palmetto
Hurricane
Greenville
Florida Champ Loses in Ormond Beach Golf Meet
Jack Ryerson of Cooperstown New York came from behind at the 15th hole to defeat Jack Toomer Florida state champion in the Ormond Beach gold championship. Ryerson led at the 15th tied the 16th and won the 17th and 18th for a two up victory.
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Ormond
Fla
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Ormond Beach
Jack Toomer
Wake Forest College Turns 98 in North Carolina Milestone
Wake Forest College, a Baptist men's institution in North Carolina, marks its 98th year. North Carolina holds eleven representatives in the United States House, reflecting its congressional delegation.
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Wake Forest College
Baptist
North Carolina
United States Congress
Wake Forest Edges North Carolina State In Big Five Clash
Wake Forest narrowly defeated NC State 27 to 24 in Raleigh as the Deacons built a 17 to 9 halftime lead. Malloy led Wake Forest with 13 points including six field goals and a free throw.
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Wake Forest College
N. C. State College
Red Terrors
Deacons
State
Wake Forest
Malloy
Gurneau
State A
Vucoy
Dea
William Penn Nips Henderson in Low-Scoring Battle on Home Court
William Penn high school upset Henderson Institute 27 to 22 on the Penn court. Barker and Boykins starred for Penn with strong passing and shooting while Henderson led 6 to 3 after the first quarter before Penn pulled away late. The Tigers will host Atkins high of Winston-Salem next Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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William Penn High School
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Henderson Boys
Easternere
High Point
Boykins
Boger
Gibson
Henderson
Barker
Chapman
William Penn Boys
Atkins High
Winston-Salem
Penn Court
Penn Mo
Mickey Cochrane Saxophonist Dazzles Pinehurst Dance Crowd
At Pinehurst, Mickey Cochrane star catcher of the Philadelphia Athletics played saxophone with gusto in a local band. He and Jimmy Dykes staged a playful feud, with Cochrane booming 24 of 25 gun targets as Dykes hit only 10 on his first try. They head to Florida for training tomorrow after planned resort stops.
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Pinehurst Country Club
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy
Florida
Official Olympic Closing Finds U.S. With Big Lead
The 1932 Winter Games closed with Canada taking the hockey title on a final day, Finns taking first and second in the 50 km cross country, and the United States leading unofficially with 88 points. Sweden Finland and the U.S. dominated the events as 331 athletes were honored at the stadium.
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Canada
United States
Germany
Poland
United States College
Olympic
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Veli Saarinen
U.S
Henri Baillet-Latour
Belgium
International Olympic Committee
Olympic Stadium
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Austria
City Cage Tourney Set With City Meeting Next Tuesday
City wide basketball tournament slated to start February 23 with about a dozen teams expected. A three member independent board will handle disputes and select an All-Star team. Team reps urged to attend or contact Hugh Leonard or Jack Gillen. Local boxing championship also planned to run concurrent.
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Leonard and Younts
Hugh Leonard
Jack Gillen
College football scores from various venues across the South
A roundup of college football results includes Furman 41 versus Presbyterian 15 in Kinston North Carolina. Notre Dame 32 over Western Reserve 25 in Cleveland. Ohio State 29 over Illinois 26 in Columbus. Tennessee 41 over Kentucky 27 in Lexington. Georgia 47 over Florida 27 in Gainesville. Georgia Tech 36 defeating Auburn 28 in Atlanta. and many other regional games with final scores listed for Winston-Salem Greensboro Blacksburg Lexington Madison Durham Raleigh and more. Colleges cited include Wake Forest North Carolina Duke Navy VMI Wofford The Citadel Clemson Tulane Maryland Georgia Tech and others.
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Walkertown
Walnut Cove
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Blacksburg
Washington and Lee
Tuscaloosa
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Baton Rouge
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Clemson College
S. C
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Clemson
Lexington
William and Mary
Gainesville
Georgia
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Auburn
City boxing tourney to crown junior champions by division
A High Point boy may compete in the upcoming boxing tournament with a class for each weight. Final details and schedules are not yet settled, but champions will be declared city wide in their respective divisions.
High Point fans back a baseball team from Furniture Makers
High Point supports a new baseball team with strong backing from the Furniture Makers, who are noted for large, enthusiastic crowds. Their devotion could help establish a winning club in the league, with Charlotte as a possible exception to the widespread fan base.
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High Point
Charlotte
Baseball Vital to Community Spirit in Piedmont
The piece argues professional baseball is essential to local sports culture and warns citizens won’t let a key Piedmont position slip away, urging involvement to preserve the tradition.
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The
Piedmont
Elon Rallies To Beat Guilford 38 26 On Final Spurt
Elon College defeated Guilford College 38 to 26 as Elon outscored the Quakers 13 points in the last six minutes in a North State conference basketball game. Key players included Guilford’s Haworth and Jamieson and Elon’s Cageel and Rollins, with final scoring totaling 38 for Elon and 26 for Guilford.
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Chisholm
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Missouri
Campbell Aims at Six World Speed Records At Daytona
Sir Malcolm Campbell, 47, arrives in Daytona Beach with plans for six new world speed records and possibly 24, targeting his current marks of 245.773 mph on one mile and 246.086 mph on the kilometer. Beach weather permitting, he seeks to raise both records during forthcoming automobile speed trials.
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Fila
Malcolm Campbell
England
Giants training squad heads to Los Angeles camp
The vanguard of the New York Giants training squad leaves tomorrow for a cross country trip to the club's new spring camp in Los Angeles. The group includes seven batterymen and the coach as part of the advance party.
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New York
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Wilmington Assured Berth In Piedmont League Fight
Wilmington business leader J N Bryant pledged to cover remaining costs if local fans raise 2500 to secure a Piedmont League spot. A campaign by the fans association is set to open Monday to reach the amount, with Bryant guaranteeing the balance and club stability through the season.
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Wilmington
J. N. Bryant
Baseball Fans Association
Bryant
King Pin Bowlers Edge Durham in Tight Local Match
King Pin Bowlers defeated Durham by 37 pins at Bull City last night after dropping the first game by 25 pins. Wallace Durham led with a 139 in a 355 series while King Pin led the remainder of the match.
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Bull City
Wallace Durham
Penn State Rings On Tar Heels In Boxing Meet 6-2
In Chapel Hill on February 13 Penn State boxers defeated North Carolina 6-2. Technical knockouts for Levinson Napoleon Gutsavage and Stoop plus several decisions highlighted the meet with notable bouts at 115 125 135 145 155 165 and 175 pounds. Referee was Ed Brockman of Baltimore.
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Penn State
Carolina
Martin Levinson
Napoleon
Brown
Tar Heels
Slusser
Stoop
Penn
Glover
Levinson
Ds — McAndrews
Raymer
Lewis
Lumpin
Gutsavage
Hudson
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