Braddock Welcomed Back To Our Town With Respect
A columnist reflects on James Braddock a former underdog rising from poverty in 933 to fame and notes the town opts for sober pride over fanfare. He defends Braddock as an American success story, praises resilience, and offers a warm, if restrained, greeting without pomp.
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James Braddock
Mr. Braddock
McCarthy and McKechnie Named Relief Pilots
Joe McCarthy of the Yankees and Bill McKechnie of the Reds were chosen to manage the National and American League All-Star teams for a benefit game in Tampa on March 17 to aid the Finnish Relief Fund. The event mirrors a 1939 World Series style showdown with planned limits on selections and an Irish manager theme.
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Gayle Talbot
Tampa
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Bill
McKechnie
Pacific Coast
Kenesaw M. Landis
Florida
Gastonia Green Wave Visits High Point to Challenge Bison
RES Beatie Be Gastonia Here Tonight for Battle win. Gastonia aims to topple the Western Conference leader Gastonia arrives after a string of mixed results, while high point searches for another upset at home. Darrell Welborn leads the Bison scoring as coach Simeon notes guard distribution as a key issue. Lewis Hayworth has stepped up defensively, but recent defeats test the Bison must-win mood.
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Tony Simeon
Black Bison
Gastonia
High Point
Bison
Cotton City
R. J. Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Welborn
Lewis Hayworth
Dick Hartley
Hayworth
Hartley
Maxwell Stevenson Behind Poughkeepsie Regatta Glory
Maxwell Stevenson runs the behind the scenes work for the four mile Poughkeepsie Regatta on the Hudson. The event is one of sports classics on par with the Derby and World Series attracting crews from Columbia Cornell Navy and Syracuse with Pacific Coast powers California and Washington often winning.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Maxwell Stevenson
America
Poughkeepsie Regatta
Hudson River
Palisades
Oxford
Cambridge
Putney
Mortlake
Thames
London
Harvard
Yale
Bartlett's Cove
Railroad Bridge
New London
Poughkeepsie
Krum Elbow
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Navy
Syracuse
California
Washington
Wisconsin
Princeton
Pacific Coast
Golden Bears
Huskies
Pro Am Opens Western Open Golf Meet in Houston
The Western Open began unofficially with pro am competition in Houston as top golfers including Byron Nelson Ralph Guldahl Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret faced 35 36 71 par greens. Notable absentees were Henry Picard Harry Cooper and Gene Sarazen. The main event runs Friday through Sunday with $5 000 at stake in the open.
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William T. Rives
Houston
Tex
Byron Nelson
Lord of Golf
Ralph Guldahl
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Jimmy Thomson
Lawson Little
Jimmy Demaret
Henry Picard
Harry Cooper
Cocker Spaniel Is New King Of Dogs
In a Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden, Brucie the black cocker spaniel won best in show and best American bred dog, ending a three day event amid fatigue among spectators and handlers. Hermon Mellenthin of Poughkeepsie owns and handles Brucie, whose victory repelled a feared foreign challenge to American prestige.
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New York
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
Spectatora
Brucie
America
Westminster
Ch. Brucie
Samuel Milbank
Herman
Mellenthin
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Maxwell Stevenson Shaped Poughkeepsie Regatta Operations
Maxwell Stevenson, Columbia graduate and former No. 6 rower in 1901, became a key organizer of the Poughkeepsie Regatta. As chairman of the Columbia Graduate Rowing Committee and head of the Poughkeepsie Board of Stewards since 1923, he coordinates race logistics, accommodations, and timing, ensuring a smooth event while balancing athlete and spectator needs.
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Maxwell Stevenson
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
California
Pete Donlan
Stevenson
Dutch Guiana
Venezuela
South America
Meadow Brook Club
Columbia Graduate Rowing Committee
Poughkeepsie Board of Stewards
Julian Curtiss
Wake Forest Hosts Duke in Southern Conference Showdown
Duke Blue Devils arrive with victories as Wake Forest Deacons aim to extend hot form after a 61-23 win over North Carolina State and a 57-37 triumph against Davidson. Cline scored 21 and Davis 14 for Duke. Cromartie led Wake with 10 while Cline and Davis stood out in the earlier game.
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Wake Forest
Duke
Blue Devils
Joop
Little Blues
Davidson
North Carolina State
Murray Greason
Durham
Baptists
Cline
Davis
Cromartie
Raleigh
North State
Catawba
Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Guilford
North Carolina
Western Carolina
Yellow Streaks defeat Pilot All Stars 44 to 35
The Yellow Streaks of High Point beat the Pilot Al Stars 44 to 35 at Pilot Arena. Boggs scored 16 points and Everhart added 12 for the winners while Kanay and Sledge led the losers with 13 and 70 points respectively.
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High Point
Pilot
Boggs
Everhart
Kanay
Sledge
Pilot All Stars
Clinard
Uuie
Byerly
See ‘ Lindsay
Grissom
Wanes
Reese
Brown
Miller
Orse Sink
Meekins
Locals Await Elon Invasion Saturday Nite
High Point College Panthers prepared for a clash with Elon under coach Horace Hendrickson after routing Atlantic Christian 51 to 32. Sophomore George Zuras scored 11 in ten minutes before leaving with a minor injury. Hilliard Nance was out with the flu. Coach C Virgil Yow used 15 players in the game.
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High Point College
Panthers
Horace Hendrickson
Elon
Atlantic Christian
Bulldogs
George Zuras
Panther
Hilliard Nance
C. Virgil Yow
Invaders
Sweeny Amory Advance In Everglades Club Mixed Two Ball
In Palm Beach on February 15 the favored pair of Robert Sweeny and Grace Amory advanced to the semi finals of the Everglades Club mixed two ball tournament defeating Shirley and Johnson and T Stufferman Tailor 2 and 1. They face Marion Miley and Tommy Goodwin who beat Patty Berg and Morton Bright 2 and 1. Clara Callender and Hugh Willoughby Sr. defeated H A Bedford and Elizabeth Hicks while Briggs Cunningham beat Paul Cushman and others in 6 and 5.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Robert Sweeny
Grace Amory
Palm Beach
Marion Miley
Lexington
Tommy Goodwin
New York
Clara Callender
Long Beach
Calif
Hugh I. Willoughby Sra
Port Sewell
Fla
Briggs &. Cunningham
Green Farms
Conn
Sweeny
Miss Amory
Shirley and Johnson
Chicago
T. Stufferm Tailor
Miley-Goodwin
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Morton Bright
Miami
Miss Callender
Willoughby
H. A. Bedford
Cunninghams
Elizabeth Hicks
Paul Cushman
Greenville
D. C
Four Amateur League Games At Y M C A Tonight
Four games are slated in the Amateur League at the Y M C A with Adams-Millis opening at 6 45 p m. Other matchups include Tomlinson vs Railway Express 7 35 p m Silver Knit vs Harriss Covington 8 25 p m and Marsh Furniture vs Watsons Service at 9 15 p m. Randleman's girls defeated Adams-Millis 29 15. Redwine edged Adams Millis 34 33 and Tomlinson routed Adams-Millis 45 0.
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Y. M. C. A. Globe Parlor
Adams-Millis
Tomlinson
Railway Express
Silver Knit
Harriss-Covington
Marsh Furniture
Watson's Service
Randleman’s
Redwine
Adams- Millis
Anoer Adams-Millis
Dartmouth guard Dan Dacey fractures leg in skiing accident
Tripped up Hanover New Hampshire February 15 1929 Dan Dacey regular guard on the Dartmouth football team is missing a fractured leg as a result of a skiing accident.
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Hanover
N. H
Dan Dacey
Dartmouth
Carolinas Ring Meet Reaches Second Round
In Charlotte on February 15 the Carolina Golden Gloves advanced to the second round after fifty four of two hundred twenty nine entries were eliminated. Marion Lassiter of the guard position was the standout for the visitors, scoring points and running the floor. High Point appears out of North St Conference title chase while Elon shows a real chance of placing as Appalachian leads. the upcoming Saturday night clash between two rival schools promises a heated bout.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
Fresh Air Fund
Marion Lassiter
Ballhawks
High Point
North St
Elon
Appalachian
Curt
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