Duke Panthers Travel for Little Seven Title Run
The Duke Panthers depart for Salisbury to face the Catawba Indians in a three game Little Seven offensive tour. Coach Julian Beall’s squad then plays Hickory Tuesday, Boone Wednesday against Appalachian State, seeking a title without home games this week.
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Radio culture lesson argues for listening over books
A long feature extols radio as a path to culture through programs from Amos and Andy to Lowell Thomas and musical crooners. It contrasts living virtuously with mere literary achievement, notes upcoming college sports events, boxing and wrestling, and praises Knute Rockne amid debates on football emphasis.
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Chicago Sides With Schmeling Stribling Fight May Come Here
Chicago leaders discussed staging the Schmeling versus Stribling heavyweight title fight next summer. No site or date were decided, with six weeks to two months needed to confirm plans. Soldier Field could host if Chicago charities share in profits, per South Park commission president Edward J. Kelley.
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Shea to Meet Francis in Madison Square Garden Friday
In New York on February 16 Eddie Shea of Chicago returns to a New York ring as a noted featherweight, meeting Kid Francis in a feature bout at Madison Square Garden. Rosenberg stopped Shea in four rounds years ago at the Velodrome. Francis has won five straight since his return to the U.S. pro scene.
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Tennessee Quint May Stop Georgia's March
Georgia aims to clamp the SEC lead in a pivotal Friday night clash in Knoxville with Tennessee. Georgia owns 14 wins against one loss, and the Bulldogs face a final conference game ahead of tougher tests as Florida, Clemson, and others schedule focus.
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Live by His Pen in Stockholm Letters Home
A brief exchange from Vart Hem in Stockholm notes that he writes little beyond letters home, portraying a quiet, reflective view of his daily life and isolation. The fragment suggests a writer's focus on correspondence as his primary activity.
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Perkins Leading Scoring Honors at Georgia Tech
Atlanta February 16 Perkins of Georgia Tech led scoring for the week with 120 points in the last 10 days. He trails the record by Washington and Lee players Williams and Cox by 10 points and has four games remaining to tie or surpass the mark.
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Tennis Ranking Reversal Slows Top Seed’s Run
New ranking shakeup follows Heights Casino invitation final. John Van Ryn of Philadelphia defeats Frank Shields of New York in four sets to claim the singles title. Shields and Gregory Mangin of Newark win the doubles, over Rockafellow and Bowman of New York, in five sets.
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Sahara Desert Area Compared to Europe
An article notes the Sahara Desert spans an area equal to two thirds of Europe, highlighting vastness and geographic scale. It discusses how this desert covers a major portion of northern Africa and influences climate and biodiversity in adjacent regions.
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