Carolinas A A U Tourney Opens With High Point Parkdale Clash
Opening game of the Carolinas A A U basketball tournament features High Point College against Parkdale Athletic Club of Gastonia. The winner earns a trip to the National Tournament in Denver March 19 19 with $300 transportation subsidy and full expenses covered by the national association. Teams contending include Unique Furniture Winston Salem McCrary Asheboro Condon Free man Charleston and American Enka near Asheville. Senior women’s teams also vie for a Wichita Kansas tournament berth March 21 26.
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Enterprise Sports
Carolinas
High Point College
Parkdale Athletic Club
Gastonia
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South Carolina
Denver
Colorado
Amateur Athletic Union
A. A. U. Association
Carolinas Association
W. F. Bailey
Unique Furniture
Winston-Salem
High Flying Eagles
McCrary
Asheboro
Dunkleberger Seeks Title in Greensboro Clash
In St Augustine Florida Carl Dann Jr Orlando leads field in Walter J Travis Memorial golf event with 68 round and seeks title. First round matchups include Bobby Dunkleberger High Point NC versus Tom Somerville VA while local high school clash Syracuse style with Greensboro tonight at 8 o clock.
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Carl Dann, Jr
St. Augustine
Fla
Orlando
Burleigh Jacobs
Wauwatosa
Wis
Dann
Walter J. Travis
Jacobs
Williams. Meany, Jr
Port Chester
N. Y
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
Frank Strafaci
Great Neck
Richard Chapman
Greenwich
Broadus Culler Spotlight From Winston-Salem Letter
Brooks Reitzel praises Broadus Culler of High Point College for four years of top scoring and defense. Culler tallied 1,384 points averaging 346 per season, dominating the North State Conference and shaping the Panthers as a premier ball hawk.
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Brooks Reitzel
Nady Cates
Winston Salem Journal
Broadus Culler
Culler
High Point College
Panthers
Carmichael
Cobb and
Mangum
Broadus Culler Returns to Face High Point College
The four year High Point College star averaged 346 points per season, over 16 per game, and now plays for Parkdale Athletic Club of Gastonia. He faces his alma mater tomorrow night in Harrison gymnasium, bringing fierce competitive drive and a noted school spirit.
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High Point College
High Point
Purple Panthers
Harrison Gymnasium
Parkdale Athletic Club
Gastonia
Broadus
Broadus Culler
Hicks Named To Illinois Athletic Commission In Horner Move
From New York Feb 15 Gov Horner will name Leonard Hicks managing director of the Morrison hotel to the Illinois Athletic Commission succeeding the late George Gets Hicks a boxing expert helped push the bill legalizing boxing in Illinois. Also notes on Sonja Henie boxing golf and baseball figures and other sports chatter.
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New York
Chicago
Gov. Horner
Leonard Hicks
Morrison Hotel
Illinois Athletic Commission
George Gets
Hicks
Ilinois
Mike Jacobs
Miami
Sonja Henie
Mike
Dick Merrill
Norway
Dull Broadway Sports Scene Amid Exits and Closures
The piece notes Ed Smith leaves Dayton News for Dodgers front office while Cardinal organization fades. Jack's near Hippodrome on Sixth Avenue closes, Harry Mendel blocks spring races, Buffalo writers plan first boxing events, Eddie Long returns after a recent attack.
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Ed Smith
Dayton O. News
Cardinal
Dodger
Jack
New York
Eddie Long
Chicago
New York Athletic Commission Suspends Unlicensed Boxer
The New York State Athletic Commission suspended a boxer in a fast move, despite the fighter not being licensed in the state. Benny Ray, a Chicago fight manager, wired a friend to report the action as the details arrived.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Tony Galento
Pippuls’ Derece
Benny Ray
Chicago
Boxing and sports notes echo across a busy week
The article lists prices for Paris imported skating tights at $66 a pair and follows Tex twins Ware and Blaine Ride out plus Elmer and Delmer Brown traveling 6 000 miles by air from North Texas State Teachers College this week. It mentions the Bambino visiting a hospital, Ruth remarks, and Mike Jacobs ordering no more fights until a Louis meeting while Schmeling considers facing Steve Dudas in Hamburg or Berlin on April 16.
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la Hente
Paris
Texas
Ware
Blaine Rideout
Elmer
Delmer Brown
North Texas State Teachers College
Boston
New York A. C
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Ruth
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Steve Dudas
Hamburg
Berlin
Babe Quinn Evans Ill in Brooklyn
Former Cardinals batboy Quinn Evans, known to fans as Babe, is reported ill in Brooklyn. His condition and any updates remain unclear as medical attention is sought.
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Quinn Evans
Cardinals
Brooklyn
High Point Y Juniors Enter Inter-State Tournament
The High Point Y Juniors defend their title by entering the inter-state Y basketball tournament in Sumter D C set for February 25 and 26. Most players moved to a bigger game but a core from last year remains, with coach Ellington listing Lloyd Evans Floyd Evans Jack Hartley Marie Grant John Diffendale Oscar Ellington Henry Baker Paul Bryant Richard Hartley Douglas Reid and James Hayworth as the lineup.
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High Point
Sumter
D. C
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Ellington
Lloyd
Floyd Evans
Dynamite Twins
Jack Hartley
Marie Grant
John Diffendale
Oscar Ellington
Henry Baker
Paul Bryant
Richard Hartley
Douglas Reid
James Hayworth
Activities At The Y Week Schedule of Games
The Y M C A hosts a packed week with handball finals and league games. Tuesday features Dudley versus Fridy in a handball quarterfinal and Bulla against Holt in semis, with Newsboy Basketball League opening at 7:15. Wednesday adds York versus the Dudley Fridy winner in semi finals and DeMolay vs Silver Knit in Commercial League. Thursday presents multiple league matchups including Hasty All Stars against Adame Millis B and Linson Chair versus Highland Cotton Mill, plus Globe Parlor against Harriss Covington Hosiery and Red Top versus High Point Paper Box. Friday has Swartzberg versus First M P in Commercial League and Junior Y picks between Pickett or Amos Hosiery. Saturday concludes with the annual singles handball finals at 5:00 and Industrial League games at 1:30 Marsh Furniture versus Ellington Floral, 2:15 Jones Service versus Adame Millis B, and 2:00 Triangle versus Redwine.
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Fridy
Bulla
Holt
Newsboy Basketball League
York
Dudley- Fridy
DeMolay
Silver-Knit
Hasty All-Stars
Adame-Millis
Rivalry rekindled in Keough Mile at Providence meet
Glenn Cunningham and Don Lash renew their American middle distance rivalry in the Bishop Francis P. Keough Mile. Archie San Romani returns from injury to challenge along with Gene Venzke and Joe McCluskey. Other events feature Jim Herbert in 600 yards, Cornelius Johnson in high jump, Earle Meadows in pole vault, and sprinters led by Ben Johnson and Perrin Walker with Sam Allen favored in hurdles.
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R. L
Glenn Cunningham
Don Lash
Francis P. Keough
Providence Knights of Columbus
Archie San Romani
Gene Venzke
Joe McCluskey
Jim Herbert
Dick Gill
Howard Borck
Charles Beetham
Cornelius Johnson
Les Steers
Mel Walker
Arthur Byrnes
Earle Meadows
Ben Johnson
Perrin Walker
Sam Allen
Helen Hicks Weds Whit Ney Harb in Garden City
Society and golf circles gathered for the Long Island wedding of Helen Hicks a 27 year old national golf star and Whit Ney Harb a 44 year old Arkansas auto dealer. The ceremony at the Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation was set for 4 PM with Bishop Ernest M. Stires officiating. Hicks a longtime links champion and former national champion since 1931 was attended by sister Marion Barbuti and brother Jarvis Hicks Jr. as matron of honor and best man. Harb is described as a prominent Arkansas amateur golfer and a widower.
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Long Island
Helen Hicks
Whitney Harb
Little Rock
Ark
Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
Ernest M. Stires
Jarvis Hicks
Football Spring Training Hits Southern Conference Ranks
Indoor headlines move aside as Southern Conference teams begin spring drills amid near playoff push. Virginia plans later start with Richmond first, then Washington and Lee and William and Mary February 28 reports. Duke and North Carolina face coaching transitions while High Point faces AAU bid after a narrow win over Catawba 37 to 32.
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Virginia
Washington and Lee and
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Virginia Military Institute
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Ach
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Idzon
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Ned
Lenoir-Rhy
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Davidson
N. C
North Canall
W. M. L. Guilford
Appa
Fast Carolina
Atlantic Christiaa
Trade talk simmers as Cardinals eye Giants star
Reports from St. Louis say the Cardinals discussed a deal with the Giants and other clubs. Williams sought a backstop option while Branch signed Johnson and Hopp, and door remains open for moves as Rickey and Breadon weigh offers.
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Giants
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Ghanger
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Wallie Berg
Hal Schulckweise
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Devils climb in race by getting hot against W
Charlotte Feb 15 Duke joined North Carolina and N. C. State in the Southern Conference race after a 89 to 48 win over Washington and Lee in Lynchburg Va. The Blue Devils heated up late to derail the defending champions and push into the select circle. Wake Forest also moved from a joint standing with Davidson in the Big Five cellar.
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Yankees Optimistic On Title Chances Despite Injuries
New York manager Joe McCarthy expressed cautious optimism about another Yankees championship. He cited Dickey and Hoag staying with the team, warned injuries could derail plans, and forecast strong showings from Cleveland Detroit and Chicago, with Boston a possible challenge. He praised Joe Gordon and George Selkirk as rising stars and noted improved pitching with Ailey Donald and Joe Beggs.
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Yankees
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Myril Hoag
Jthaist
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Joe
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Red Sox
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St. Louis
Bob Feller
McMillen and Robert Triumph in Wrestling Matches
In New York Jim McMillen 228 of Chicago threw Sammy Stein 215 of New York at 36 33. In Montreal Yvon Robert 223 defeated Danny O Mahoney 225 Ireland in two of three falls.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Sammy Stein
Montreal
Yvon Robert
Danny O'Mahoney
Ireland
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