Carolinas A A U Cage Tourney Draws Six Strong Teams
The Carolinas A A U basketball championship opens Wednesday at Point College with six strong teams from North and South Carolina. Entrants include McCrary Eagles, Mille of Greenville, Winston-Salem lines, and notable Y M C A and company squads, with both boys and girls divisions featuring fast, skilled play and standout clubs like Enka War Wings and Cherokee outfits.
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Wedn Night Point College
South Carolina
McCrary Eagles
Mille
Greenville
Raleigh
Goring Company
Winston_ American Spinning Com
National Business Club of
Charlotte
Ever
Merita Edges Triangle in Tight Loop Tilt
Merita held the Industrial League lead with a 24 to 23 win over Triangle at the Y M C A. Steele brothers C and R Steele propelled Merita with eight and ten points while Dawson and Gaddis led Triangle with 10 and eight. Thomasville Chair beat Marsh 36 to 26 led by Prevost. Everhart starred for Marsh. Adame Millie defeated Allen Jay 35 to 13. Calvary beat CCC 26 to 14 in Commercial play. standings follow.
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Merita
Triangle
Steele Boys
C. Steele
R. Steele
Kppt
Dawson
Gaddis
Thomasville Chair
Marsh
Prevost
Everhart
Adame Millie
Allen Jay
Calvary
CCC
Mills
C. c
DeMolay
Pallowe
Mayworth
Ccsvess
Cheek
Wieener
Ff Byrd
Io Clark
Cluta
Kearne
Parlowe
Brown
Smith
Rickard
Bingham
Cscs
Hucks
Thornburg
Ee Williams
Kearns
Farlowe
Barrier
Allen-Jay
Per
Athletic Conference Meet Delayed Until March
BURY Feb 13. Representatives of athletic conference colleges in the two Car and Virginia were to meet Feb 19 but the opening has been postponed to early March. The delay stems from some colleges not yet sending their representatives, Dr. Honnake, chairman, announced.
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Bury
Athletic Conference
Virginia
Honnake
Famous Sedalia Singers to Perform in City Tonight
The Sedalia Singers of Palmer Memorial Institute will present a program at Central Friends Church tonight at 6 o clock as a feature of Race Relations Day. Dr Charlotte Hawking Brown will speak and the offering benefits Palmer Memorial Institute in Sedalia. The church also notes a change to an 6 o clock service time. James Weldon Johnson praised their spirituals and urged attendance.
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Sedalia Singers
Palmer Memorial Institute
Central Friends Church
Charlotte Hawking Brown
Sedalia
James Weldon Johnson
South
College Scores From Washington Area and Elsewhere
In College Park Maryland Maryland 45 Virginia Military Institute 2A. At West Point Army 48 Providence College 84. At Ithaca New York Penn 88 Cornell 20.
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Maryland
Virginia Military Institute
West Point
Army
Providence College
Itata
Penn
Cornell
Braddock and Louis Told to Sign for Title Fight in Chicago
Chicago officials ordered heavyweight champion James J. Braddock and challenger Joe Louis to sign for their title bout without delay. A fixed date and site must be set at once, with Soldier Field or Comiskey Park as likely venues.
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James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Joseph Tuiner
Illinois Athletic Commission
Tuiner
Chicago Park Board
Soldierfield
Lake Front
Park Board
Braddock
Sheldon Clark
Sporting Club of Illinois
Soldier Field
Comisky Park
Chicago White Sox
New York
Joeld
Gould
Soldiers Field
Comisky
Eney
Sox
Anta Hambh
Hubbell's Brother Joins Giants Training Camp Prospect
Carl Hubbell announces his 19 year old brother John will join the New York Giants at spring training in Havana. Bill Terry invited John to Cuba after meeting in New Orleans with Mel Oit, with a likely assignment to a farm club such as Greenwood Mississippi in the Cotton States league pending approval.
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Okla
Carl Hubbell
John
New York Giants
King Carl
Bill Terry
Havana
Carl
Terry
Hubbell
New Orleans
Mel Oit
Cuba
Meeker High School
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Kans
Shell Dubbs
Dubbs
Kansas
Wichita
Young Hubbell
House of David
Honolulu
Giants
Greenwood
Mias
Sabin Wins Tennis Semifinal in Nassau Round
Wayne Sabin of Los Angeles rallied from two sets down to beat Walter Senior of San Francisco 4-6 6-4 6-4 7-5 in the British Colonial tennis semifinals in Nassau Bahamas. He advances to face Elwood Cooke of Portland in the final after Cooke defeated Jack Boucher Jr. of Nassau 6-2 6-3 6-2 on a water slick court.
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Bahamas
Wayne Sabin
Los Angeles
Walter Senior
San Francisco
Sabin
Pacific Coast
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Cooke
Jack Boucher, Jr
Brown to Fight in Kansas City Before Exhibition Tour
Natie Brown set for a ten round bout in Kansas City next Wednesday night then begins a brief exhibition tour. He must cancel a previously scheduled Omaha date next Friday. Braddock, slated to referee an eastern engagement that day, will also skip the appearance to sign contracts.
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Natie Brown
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Braddock
Giants Face Hoops With Pitcher Hubbell in Play
Carl said Indyot players will bar the Giants from signing him outright Merritt Hubbell two years older than John is a member of Augusta Georgia pitching staff in the South Atlantic league noting he is part of the same baseball circle involved.
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Eandiot
Giants
Carl
Merritt Hubbell
John
Augusta
Big Show Boxing Starts Strong in Golden Gloves Sale
The Central Carolinas Golden Gloves tournament opens March 2 at High Point High School for four nights. Ten Royal Arcanum Fight Club members signed in, five in open division and five in novice. Open entrants include Bob Bolton and Hugh Bentley. novice entrants include Claude Chambers and Captain Ralph Johnson. Over 50 locals expected to enter with about 100 from outside. Tickets available at local shops or via W F Batley at City Hall.
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Royal Arcanum Fight Club
High Point High School
Arcanum Council
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Hart's Pharmacy
Oasis Cafe
Smoke Shop
Mann’s No
Hugh Bentley
South Carolina
Bill Woodell
Ben Canipe
Woodell
Bentley
Burchfield
Bolton
Canipe
Claude Chambers
Ralph Johnson
Kenneth Tate
Carey Ider
Curtis Morehead
Faue
Soldier's Fate Wins at Virginians Horse Show
CAMDEN, S S. C., Feb. 13 UR Soldier's Fate owned by Campbell Weir of Wilmington Delaware and shown by J E Ryan won the blue in the steeple chase type class at the Virginians horse show here. Entries were judged on type with 22 timber and brush horses. A tight finish occurred between the DuBose pair from Camden and Alvin Untermyer of Greenwich Connecticut in the jumping double over the outside course. Untermyer prevailed by a hair.
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S&s. C
Campbell Weir
Wilmington
Dela
J. E. Ryan
C. P. DuBose, Jr
Alvin Untermyer
Greenwich
Conn
Untermyer
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Tively Close
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