Duke Beats Tar Heels 37 36 In Frisky Big Five Clash
Duke clinches North Carolina big five title with a 37 to 36 victory over rival North Carolina in Durham. Werber sparked Duke in the first half while Neiman carried Carolina late, Harper injured early, and Councillor led Duke with nine points as fouls dominated the tense encounter.
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Durham
Duke Blue Devils
North Carolina
North Carolina Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Davidson
Devils
Carolina
Duke
Tar Heels
Chapel Iill
Werber
Neiman
Harper
Edwards
Councillor
Tp Togers
Garber
Carter
See
Roson
G Or
Warley
Shaw
Onan
Veeesaceelz
Hutcheson
K Seen
Cameron
Green
Cleland
Free
Od Edwards
Marpet
Alexander
Geaten
Gaseedeevesel
Pat Crawford
Tilden Tops New Net Ranking In 1931 Tennis Poll
William Tilden II of Philadelphia is named national men’s singles No. 1 for the tenth straight year by the USTA at the annual meeting. Mrs Frederick S Moody leads the women’s singles, with Doeg and Lott atop men's doubles and Gledhill first in junior rankings.
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ST. Louis
William T. Tilden II
Philadelphia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Frederick S. Moody
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Calif
John Doeg
George M. Lott, Jr
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Ellsworth Vines
Gledhill
Jay Cohn
Santa Monica
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
William T. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
Chicago
John van Ryn
Orange
N. J
Frederick Mercur
Harrisburg
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Wilber F. Coen
Kansas City
Berkeley Bell
Dallas
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Frederick S. Moody, Jr
Helen Jacobs
Edith Cross
San Francisco
L. A. Harper
Mary Greer
Eleanor Goss
New York City
Ethel Burkhardt
Marjorie K. Gladman
Josephine Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Harriss-Covington Knox Stehli and Adams-Millis Win
Adams-Millis nosed out Stehli Silk 17 14 while Harriss-Covington crushed High Point Paper Box 20 8. Knox overwhelmed Highland 26 8 and J M Stehli beat Yow Armfield y . Virginia Military Institute defeated WY. P. i 43 to 21 at Lexington VA on Feb 15.
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Harriss-Covington, Knox, Stehli and
Adams-Millis
Stehli Silk Mill Basketeers
Jomlinson
Thomas Mills
Knox
Highland
Harriss-Covington
High Point
Quint
Stehli
Wheelis
W. Hughes
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
WY. P. i
Winston-Salem Wins Over High Point In Swim Meet
Winston-Salem Y M C A swimmers beat High Point Y 28 to 21 at Winston-Salem after a High Point relay fell short touching out, giving Winston-Salem a 21 28 victory. Results list top finishers in dash backstroke breaststroke and diving with final team scores.
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Winston-Salem Y. M. C. A
High Point Y Tankmen
Winston-Salem
High Point
Twin City
Walker
W-S
McAnally
H. P
Hutchinson
Shelton
Cooper
Winston All Stars Beat Adams-Millis in Local Game
The Winston-Salem All Stars defeated Adams-Millis 34 to 32 on the local court last night. Key performers included Morehead, McFarland, and Michael for the All Stars while Hartness and B Byrd contributed points for Adams-Millis. Substitutions noted as Edwards for Bowles and Lentz for B Byrd.
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Winston-Salem All-Stars
Adams-Millis Quint
Michael
Barron Ties Mehlhorn For Pensacola Lead In Rain
Herman Barron 21 of Port Chester and Wild Bill Mehlhorn share the midway lead at 143 in the Greater Pensacola Open. Mehlhorn led after the first 18 with 70 while Barron followed with a 69 in heavy rain. Cox and Manero carded 144, Farrell Augustine Cooper Espinosa on 145, Sarazen and Manero on 146.
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Dillon L. Graham
Associated Press
Pensacola, Fla
Herman Barron
Port Cheeter
Wild Bill" Mehlhorn
Mehlhorn
Florida
Port Chester
Whiffey Cox
Brooklyn
Barron
Tony Manero
New York
Cox
Johnny Farrell
Augustine Fla
Harry Cooper
al Espinosa
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
Manero
College sports wrap highlights national upsets and stars
The piece surveys midwest college basketball results with Loyola of Chicago Butler Montana State and Creighton beating key teams while Kansas and Syra cuse push standings. It also recounts Ed White's anti trust wrestling stunt in Chicago and notes Ohio State’s George Simpson preparing for major indoor meets in Evanston New York Toronto and Champaign. Simpson aims to break 100 meter marks and chase the outdoor record.
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Middle West
Loyola of Chicago
Butler
Montana State
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
California
Creighton
Iowa
Éiback
Syracuse
William S. Forman
Chicago Daily News
Billy Sandow
Western Trust
Chicago
Ed White
Clinnin
Eastern Trust
Shikat
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
White
Trust
John Friberg
Anti-Trust
Marvel
Competiton
Bill Hokoff
Hokoff
Friberg
Mr White
George Simpson
Ohio State
Buckeye Bullet
Evanston
Ill
Toronto
Champaign
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Percy Williams
Simpson
Elder Sets Record For 60 Meter Race
New York Feb 15 Jack Elder Notre Dame star lowers indoor 60 meter world record to 7.0 seconds at Crescent A C games. His time beats 7.15 seconds set in 1927 by Bob McAllister. Jimmy Jappas and Frank Hussey finish second and third.
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New York
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Crescent
Davidson Wildcats Beat Elon College 44 to 30 in Davidson N C
Davidson college Wildcat quintet opened strong and held off Elon Christians to win 44 to 30 at home. Davidson led 25 to 13 at halftime as Parker and Goodson each scored 13, Johnston added 12, with Elon threats fading late.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College Wildcat
Elon College
Elon
Wildcats
Christians
Christian
Parker
Goodson
Johnston
Davidson Elon Pritchett
RF Johnston
F. Cadell
LF Rosk
Rollins
Cc Goodson
Kelly
RG Proctor
Briggs
Moore
Wilson
Martin
Gilbert
Walker
D. Caddell
Faul
Gainesville Florida game ends 5 to 2
At Gainesville Florida Florida defeats North Carolina 5 to 2. In Durham Duke edges Virginia 6 to 1.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
North Carolina
Durham
Duke
University of Virginia
Channel Swim To Start Monday at the Y
The annual Y M C A channel swim begins Monday at the Y and will run 10 weeks with 20 expert swimmers. Swimmers start from the French coast and race to the English shore, including Bill Snow John Denny Hill Clarence Spencer Lloyd Whitley Bill McAnally and others.
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France
Bill Snow
John Denny Hill
Clarence Spencer
Lloyd Whitley
Bill McAnally
Paul Bullock
Wm. Wheelis
Norman Pierce
Bob Klutz
Ernest Bogle
Roy Crawford
Walter Gross
Carl Shelton
Lelon Cooper
Harry Coble
Enoch Cooper
Broadus Culler
Ab McAnally
John Bullock
Edgar Hartley, Sr
Clemson Defeats Georgia Tech In Conference Clash
Clemson College earned a 40 to 26 victory over Georgia Tech, extending its conference win streak to three. The Tigers started strong, leading 19 to 0 at halftime behind a bold display from Cody's lineup, with Red Williamson of Tech and Henry Wages tying for high scoring with ten points each.
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Clemson College
S&s. C
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Florida
Cody
Red Williamson
Tech
Henry Wages
Florida Defeats Gamecock Quint in Columbia
The University of Florida basketball team defeated the University of South Carolina 42 to 17 in Columbia. Florida led from the opening minute after a field goal and foul shot by Baker, then extended the margin with a early spurt to secure the second straight win over the Gamecocks.
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Columbia
D. C
University of Florida
University of South Carolina
Baker
Florida
Carolina
Basketball Players Leading Scholars
New York Feb 15 AP Basketball players at Columbia University rank highest academically among major sports athletes, while football players are lowest. The overall Columbia average is 8.45 for college athletes and non athletes. basketball teams average 8.98, followed by 8.91 for another sport, 8.76 baseball, 8.56 track, and 8.32 football.
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New York
Columbia University
Collumbia
Kearns Hillcrest and City Winners in League Play
TheO E Kearns bowlers split two of three with Ingrams Market while Hillcrest swept Adams Millis and City Water and Light dominated Amos Hosiery in last weeks Industrial Bowling League at King Pin Alleys C Causey of City Water and Light set a new league three game total record with 335 pins in three games A special match saw Adams Millis Full Fashion defeat Plant No 1 Scores omitted
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O. E. Kearns
Ingram’s Market Club
Hillcrest
Adams- Millis
City Water and Light
Amos Hosiery Mill
King Pin
C. Causey
Water and Light Club
Adame
Carl Smith Leads Basketball Tourney Scoring Fight
Carl Smith topped the week in the Ye ar-round basketball tourney with 22 points of 30 and 80 total across events, while Bob Klut led the boys division with 17 points of 0 and 82 total in past events. Next week features a drill starting at center and ending under the basket.
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Carl Smith
Smith
Bob Klut
Wee
Duke Wrestlers Defeat Davidson in Durham
Duke wrestlers defeated Davidson in Durham this afternoon by 17 to 9. The deciding match came when Hughes of Duke threw Akker of Davidson in 2 minutes 25 seconds. Duke won the lighter weights early with time decisions, while Davidson claimed three decisive decisions in the 155 165 and 175 pound classes.
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Durham
Duk
Davidson
Wrestlin
Hughes
Duke
Oak Ridge boxers defeat Tar Baby in Hill bout
Oak Ridge boxers invaded Chapel Hill and beat the Tar Baby maulers 5 to 2. Cadets Stockton Seypark Captain Sha and Strickland won by decisions in the 135 145 16 and heavy classes. Levinson took the 115 pound match by forfel. Warren refereed.
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Chapel Hill
Oak Ridge
Chape Hill
Stockton
Seypark
Sha
Strickland
Forfel Levinson
Landis
Add Warren
Tabb, Tar Heel End Injured In Practice
CHAPEL HILL N C Feb 18 Shields Tabb veteran Ta Heel end was in the infirmary tonight suffering from wounds believed to be a fractured jaw sustained in today winter practice football game An X ray picture to determine the exact extent of Tabb s injury will be taken tomorrow morning He was resting well tonight.
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Chapel Hill
Shields Tabb
Taleb
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Tilden
Frederick Moody
Jack Sharkey
Miami Beach
Phil Scott
London
Jack
Johnny Grosso
Sharkey
Fowler
Howerton
Malloy
Yow
Armfield
Willard
H-Cov
H. P. P. Box
Weng Peaches Cack Ve Cooper
Enterprise
Winston
Winston All Stars
Jones
B. Byrd
Bowles
Lentz
Tee Apoe
Ringsil
Tickle
Benson
Sjobrnhy
Qoc. Scanlon
William Cahill
Ogden, Viah
Laufer
George Moriarty
Ancaster
Darye
DH. Digsle
Rapid City
S.0
Melhorn
Pensacola
Elder
Gamecock
Causey
Industrial Bowling League
E. Kearns & Son Gurley
Brown
Poore
Herman
Mattox
Ingrams Market
Bryant
Oglesby
Coleman
Spease
Ingram
Amos Hosiery Mills McDowell
Cc. Pierce
Adams Millis Dantzles
Morehead
Dantgles
Yannigan
Hillcrest Hofland
Sprye
J. Sprye
Kenny
Saine
Stewart
Larrard
Harvey
Tabb
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