Boone to Assembly Ten Rookies for 1930 Panthers
Peggy Ford out of spring training due to a sprained ankle. plans call for ten rookies plus signed veterans to fill infield and pitching roles. Dan Boone aims to field a competitive 1930 team with new talent, while veterans Cox Brandon Parrish and Boone himself anchor the outfield and defense as pre season games are arranged.
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Molly Cox
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Howell Conklin
Mobile
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Joe Acosta
Sally Barnes
Portsider
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Fayetteville
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Richard Durham
George McDermott
Art Newlin
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Creason
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Clyde Huspeth
Asheville
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Charlotte and
Sevral
High Point College
Revival Reds Fire Up Streak in Trade Mainstream
The revamped Cincinnati Reds, led by president Sidney Weil, swing into spring with aggressive trades. Weil, a former horse trader turned auto dealer, hires Dan Howley and signs Harry Heisman and Bob Meuser to bolster outfield depth, buys Leo Durocher from the Yankees, and swaps for Doug McWeeny. Baseball men view the Weil-Howley regime with optimism as the 1930 Reds aim to earn wins.
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Associated Press Feature Service
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St. Louis Browns
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Georgia Wins Boxing Meet Over Clemson in Athens
Georgia’s boxing team defeated Clemson four bouts with three wins tonight in Athens. Two bouts were decided by technical knockouts and two by decisions, marking a strong showing for the University of Georgia.
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Athens
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College Wrestling Scores note Virginia Tech win
In Lexington Virginia Tech edged W and L 23 to 11 as part of college wrestling results. In New York Cynthia Parccard scored 16 and 16 for Parccard.
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Lexington
Virginia Tech
New York
Duke Pugs Defeat Virginia Six to One
Duke's boxing team defeated the University of Virginia six matches to one in Durham. Four Duke bouts were decided by judges, two by knockout. Notable results include Southgate Martin’s knockout in the 115 pound class and Edwards and Miller scoring decisions for Duke.
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Miller
Kesser
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Smith
Warren
Gentry
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Hyatt, Duke
Webb
Drennan
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Hoskins
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Navy
Duke Freshmen Boxers Beat Virginia 4-3 in Durham
Duke freshmen boxing team defeats Virginia freshmen 4-3 in Durham. Three Duke bouts end by knockout and one by decision while Virginia claims two knockouts and one decision. Local sun coverage notes both teams earned two wins across varsity and freshmen matches.
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Durham
Duke
Virginia
Schmeling Opens Door to Gotham Heavyweight Bout
New York reports Max Schmeling ready to fight for the heavyweight title at the Polo Grounds next June. He would meet the Sharkey Scott winner on the Hearst milk fund show, with claims tied to the New York State Athletic Commission and ongoing Schmeling-Scott dispute.
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New York
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Germany
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Arthur Buelow
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Amone
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Sunoco Oilers Face Busy Schedule For Women’s AAU Tourney
Dallas based Sunoco Oilers, 4 page in the basketball record book, have a 416 of 519 all time with a recent 9 game win streak. Coached by Howard Allen, the Oak Cliff alum, the team eyes the national AAU tourney at Wichita in March after dominating southern AAU, Texas state, and Dallas city titles.
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Associated Press
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Kans
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Oak Cliff
Texas
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Kate Carragher
Gypsy Williams
Grace Stuckey
Laura Meilreath
Southern Conference Indoor Track Meet Invites 23 Teams
Invitations sent to 23 Southern Conference institutions and preparatory and high schools across the South for the first Southern Conference Indoor Track meet at the University of North Carolina on March 8. Varsity entrants limited to Conference members. freshmen and scholastic divisions opened to invited and interested schools. Events begin at 4 pm with twelve varsity events plus four freshmen and seven scholastic events hosted in the 110 by 300 foot Tine Can arena.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
South
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
Richmond
William and Mary
Furman
Davidson
Tine
Tar Heel Stars Highlight First Indoor Track Championship
Entered stars include Ed Hamm and George Tech’s world champion broad jumper Harry Flippen, Virginia’s hurdler Graydon, Tech javelin thrower, Wisner, Virginia jumper, MsGinn of N. C. State. Tar Heel trackmen are Southern champions once and runners up another time, eight-time State champions, strong contenders for honors in this first indoor championship.
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George Tech
Harry Flippen
Virginia
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Tech
Wisner
MsGinn
N. C. State
State Cham
Salvation Army Quint Defeats Greensboro Daily News 22-19
The Salvation Army second team beat the Greensboro Daily News quint 22 to 19 on the former’s court. Grissom led the attack with 10 points as Sal Army rallied to victory with contributions from Dawson Lilly R F Bryant Hendrix Hedrick and Workman.
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Oklahoma Oilers bid for national basket honors
Bartlesville Oklahoma reports Phillips Petroleum Oilers, a tall Missouri Valley A A U league entry, hold a 23 game winning streak and target the national tournament in Kansas City. Led by Towering Tom Pickell and Russell Puss Ralph, the squad features former Phillips University stars and six-foot-three plus players from multiple conferences.
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Purple Panthers Face Crucial Home Week With Two Big Games
High Point College closes its season with two key home games against Appalachian State Teachers College and Lenoir Rhyne. The Panthers, defending Little Six champions, must win to keep their title hopes alive, having lost only to a Little Six foe this season. Coach Dick Gurley leads a steady lineup after a dramatic win over Elon and a near-repeat with Lenoir Rhyne in prior meetings.
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Results At Davidson And Around The Nation In College Basketball
A string of scattered scores from across the country shows Davidson beating Elon 4385, Duke defeating North Carolina 6 146, Navy 45 over George Washington 18, Army 36 over Johns Hopkins 17, Clemson 40 over Georgia Tech 36, and Duke Frosh 35 over Carolina Frosh. Other results include Furman 52 over Citadel 25, Rollins 333 over Southern 21, Georgia 51 over Atlanta 38, and Birmingham Southern 36 over Chattanooga 38 in overtime with Syracuse 40 over Georgetown 18. Highs and lows appear in matchups like Wisconsin 28 over Northwestern 22 and Pennsylvania 35 over Harvard 18.</S>
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Carolina Grapplers Defeat State in 24 6 Win
In Chapel Hill on February 15 UNC wrestlers mauled N. C. State 24 to 6. Stallings at 125 pounds and Trumas at 145 pounds scored falls in under three minutes. Cowper 185 pounds and Woodard 135 pounds plus Houghton 175 and Fergueson unlimited weight won decisions. Chaplin 155 and Faton 115 added State points by decision.
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