Panthers Meet A C C North Carolina Coaches Endorse New Grid Rules
NC coaches endorse two grid rule changes focusing on sideline zones and clipping enforcement. UNC coach Chuck Collins and peers say the reforms speed play and clarify penalties, with penalties reduced to 15 yards for clipping and 10 yard sideline moves. Allen Nease of NC State shines in intercollegiate boxing, winning two of three this winter and set to fight Georgia in Raleigh.
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Black Demons vs Atlantic Christian in North State clash
High Point Panthers host Atlantic Christian College tonight at 8 PM at High Point High School. The game pits the strong Atlantic Christian quintet against the Panthers in a key North State Conference showdown. Earlier the Purple Kittens play the White Team at 7 PM, and Coach Wade Marlette’s varsity heads to Winston-Salem for a Western Conference game versus the Bisons. Friday features Salisbury High here and a girls game against Alexander-Wilson.
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Wade Marlette
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Bisons
Salisbury High School
Alexander-Wilson
Schaaf A Boston Boxing Idol Died Loved Ring From Childhood
The Boston report recounts the life of Schaa f Ernest Schaaf a lifelong boxing fan turned pro who rose under Jack Sharkey and Phil Schlossberg. His rise included a 1931 peak with 60 000 earnings and a string of knockouts before setbacks with Winston Poreda and Baer. The article notes his amiable nature and role as a boxing idol.
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Navy
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Phil Schlossberg
New York
Scouting Fleet
Jack Gagnon
al Freidman
Ad Stone
Yale Okum
Ray Newman
King Solomon
Benny Touch
Winston
Stanley Poreda
Max Baer
Baer
Gene Tunney
Denny Shute Aims For Third Victory In Open Tour
Denny Shute the 28 year old Cleveland pro has shone in Florida winter golf winning the Gasparilla Open and earning top money. He seeks his third win in five starts at the Orange Blossom open in Lakeland with rival stars Runyan Wood Dutra Smith among the field. The tour features $19 500 in total prizes across six events with Miami Coral Gables and other stops upcoming.
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Florida
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Boston Boxer Ernie Schaaf Dies After Carnera Fight
New York February 14 Ernie Schaaf 24 heavyweights died this morning at 4 10 after injuries from the Madison Square Garden bout with Primo Carnera Friday night Doctors said death was due to intracranial hemorrhage sustained in the thirteenth round Schaaf had been unconscious carried from the ring and died with his mother Mrs Lucy Schaaf and Johnny Buckley by his side Sharkey and Buckley were tied to Schaaf through contract ownership The fight drew 20000 spectators and was criticized as a fake by many in attendance.
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Terre Haute
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Byron Stookey
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Boston
Carera
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Sharkey
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Navy
Denver
Improve Punt Rules and clipping Enforcement Discussed
The discussion centers on strengthening defense by improving punting and moving the ball ten yards to reduce out of bounds downs. It argues the change aids offense by attacking weak side and expanding passing options. Clipper Smith supports both rules, noting tougher clipping penalties and better enforcement.
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Lenoir Rhyne Bears Schedule Filled With Nine Games
Hickory February 14 The 1933 Lenoir Rhyne Mountain Bears football schedule lists nine games announced by head coach Pat Shore. Home dates include W C T C Presbyterian Guilford Elon High Point Rollins and Catawba with Wofford and Maryville on the road and one game date uncertain.
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Lenoir-Rhyne Mountain Bears
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Pat) Shore
Presbyterian
Wofford
Maryville
Guilford
Elon
High Point
Rollins
Catawba
One Man Earned 40 Cents per Pound for Cotton
Workman, possibly the only grower, received 40 cents for every pound of cotton he produced. He planted his first crop when the staple sold for 40 cents and has planted none since.
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Workman
Negro jailed in assault and arson case near Waters-Ster Mill
The article reports that a Black man was jailed in Washington on charges of attempted arson at the Waters-Ster Mill near here and for assaulting Isaac Glover, the mill night watchman.
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Roosevelt Collins
Waters-Ster
Here
Isaac Glover
Peach Buds Killed Troy by Cold Snap
Last week's cold spell killed many peach buds in this section, hitting Troy's orchards hard as temperatures dropped below freezing overnight.
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Troy
Fights Last Night Across Cities Report Boxing Results
In Philadelphia Tommy Loughran out pointed Walter Cobb while Obie Walker stopped Joe Doktor in Atlanta and Johnny Pile drew with Eddie Houghton in New York. Fidel LaBarba won on points in Pittsburgh over Mose Butch, and Eddie Shea stopped Snooks in Miami. Freddie Kiler knocked out Ted Goodrich in Nashville, Alabama Kid outpointed Henry Firpo in Dover, and Lary Gains defeated Reggie Meen in Leicester after a foul.
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Tommy Loughlan
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Obie Walker
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Joe Doktor
Buffalo
N. Y
Johnny Pile
New York
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Drew
Pittsburgh
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Mose Butch
Miami
Fla
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Snooks
Nashville
Tenn
Campbell to Make Two Test Runs to Warm Up
Sir Malcolm Campbell plans two experimental runs on a Daytona Beach Beachfront to test his rebuilt Bluebird before attempting his land speed record of 253 miles per hour. He may run up to 150 mph at low tide and then push toward 200 mph as officials set timing gear if conditions permit.
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Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
England
Jamestown Girls Defeat Salvation Army in Tight Contest
Jamestown High girls basketball edged the Salvation Army team by a fast tempo performance. Mitchell and Flannery led Jamestown scoring with O Beirne and Leese contributing as starters and Beewan Herlig and Swiggett anchoring the lineup.
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Duke Meets State Quintet Tonight
Duke University Blue Devils aim to complete an unbeaten state slate as they face N Carolina State. NC State has one win in four starts, while Davidson meets Elon. Last night Elon edged Catawba 85-84, Appalachian beat Lenoir Rhyne 83-28, and Appalachian Christian defeated Guilford 44-36.
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Lenoir-Rhyne
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Laval Seeks Rabbit Feet for USC Quintet
Richmond Feb 14 Associated Press Billy Laval says rabbit feet may help the University of South Carolina team as they prepare for games with Newberry Furman Erskine and Duke. He notes four feet are sought for the upcoming Duke contest which could decide the conference top spot.
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Billy Laval
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University of South Carolina
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Erskine
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Raleigh
Blue Devils
Kernersville Teams Meet Police Five In Tonight’s Clash
The High Point Policemen's basketball team travels to Kernersville to face the local All Stars. Kernersville is expected to field a fast, competitive squad in a tough home contest.
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Kernersville
Police Five
High Point Policemen
Carnera Arrest Ordered Over Schaaf Death
NEW YORK Feb 14 Primo Carnera faced a technical manslaughter arrest in connection with Ernie Schaaf’s death after a brain injury from their bout last Friday. Police said he would be taken into custody at his hotel. Schaaf relatives planned funeral arrangements, likely in Sheldonville Massachusetts, as investigators reviewed the fatal injuries at Madison Square Garden.
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Primo Carnera
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Sheldonville
Mass
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Camera Schaafer
Madison Square Garden
Priesthood Dream Follows Boxer Ernie Schaaf Death
Friends describe Ernie Schaaf as devout Catholic with a burning ambition to join the priesthood. He died after a bout with Primo Carnera, receiving last rites from Rev Father Steuver of Boston at Polyclinic Hospital after being taken from Madison Square Garden.
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Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Father Steuver
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Polyclinic Hospital
Schaaf
Carnera
Last heavyweight killed in prize ring recalled
New York recounts past deaths in boxing history. Bull Young died after fighting Jess Willard in Los Angeles over 15 years ago. Luther McCarthy died in Calgary about 18 years ago after a blow from Arthur Pelkey.
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Schaaf
Bull Young
Jess Willard
Los Angeles
Luther McCarthy
Arthur Pelkey
Calgary
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