Bobbitt’s Dogs Sweep High Point Field Trials
Louis M. Bobbitt of Winston-Salem owned two fast dogs that won big money at the High Point Field Trial Club’s annual event hosted at the Frank Bb. Hower estate Pinecrest. Jake Mephistopheles won open all-age and Jack Frost Sara won open puppy with Dewey English handling both winners.
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Louis M. Bobbitt
Winston-Salem
High Point Field Trial Club
Frank Bb. Hower
Pinecrest
High Point
Jake Mephistopheles
Jack Frost
Sara
Dewey English
Bobbbitt
Hower Estate
Charles Huff
East Bend
R. D
Bobby” Beavan
Thomasville
America
Shore
Jack Doone
T.W. Shore
Booneville
N. C
Wild Bill
Dr. Shore
Forsty Frank
E. V. Benbow
Winston- Salem
Buck Shot, Jr
Frank B. Howers
Buffalo
N. Y
Dewey Eneglish
Carolina
Jake
Arnie Shorees
John W. Dyer
High Point Field Trials Club
Bowling Standings Tied After Tall Kearns Wins
O. B. Kearns won two of three against Triangle Mills in a fast bowling exhibition. Police department dropped two of three to N P S Company, winning the last game to stay tied with Kearns for first. O E Kearns set the league record with 568 points. Gurley of Kearns added a 145 point single game and led with a 7 game total.
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O O. B. Kearns
Triangle Mills
Police Department
N. ©. P. S. Company
Kearns
Service Garage
Enterprise
O. E. Kearns
Gurley
Purdue and Kansas Lead Large in Basketball Scores
Purdue defeated Ohio State 43 to 26 and Illinois 23 to 16 while Indiana posted 33 to 21 over Wisconsin. Grinnell beat Washington St Louis 29 to 20 and Washington State 28 to 24. Kansas topped Nebraska 51 to 19 and Michigan State 25 to 23 in two overtimes.
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Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Wisconsin
Grinnell
Washington
St. Louis
Washington State
Oregon State
Kansas
Nebraska
Michigan State
Marquette
High School Cagers Meet Winston-Salem Tonight
Charlotte holds undisputed lead in western class A high school basketball conference with Raleigh Durham and Fayetteville within striking distance of Wilmington in the eastern conference. Standings announced by B. R. Rankin list leaders and closers.
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Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Raleigh
Durham
Fayetteville
Wilmington
B. R. Rankin
Pet Charlotte
Salisbury Freeee
Greensboro
Lle
Gastonia Fee
Twin City Quint Defeats High Point On Season Replay
High Point travels to Winston-Salem for a return game with Twin City after losing seven times this season. Asheville beat the Bisons earlier, and High Point aims to rebound from a tough conference record as they prep for Gastonia and the undefeated girls' squad in Friday action.
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High Point High School
Winston- Salem
Twin City Basketeers
Reynolds High School
Winston
Bisons
Asheville
Mountain City
Charlotte
High Point
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Gastonia
Tar Heel coaches mock drastic football rule changes
North Carolina coaches including Wallace Wade at Duke Newton of Davidson and Collins of UNC condemn the new national rules as overreaching and impractical. They argue about kickoff shifts, striking rules, substitutions, padding, and the dead ball provision while noting potential injury reductions but questioning overall impact.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Newton
Doc Newton
Davidson College
Collins
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Pat Miller
Wake Forest
Miller
Clipper Smith
N. C. State
Duke and State Clash Tonight in Final Big Five Tests
Duke leads the Big Five race with a potential shared title if North Carolina defeats State on February 23. A Duke loss tonight could force a stalemate, while State would still risk top honors on percentage even if it wins both remaining games. Tonight only Lenoir-Rhyne plays elsewhere, with Catawba Guilford and Le Noir-Rhyne facing the Marines.
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Charlotte
Duke
N. C. State Basketeers
Blue Devils
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Staite
State
North Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne
Boys
Hickory
Parris Island Marines
Catawba
Guilford
Duke State
Chicago set for Levinsky Dempsey ten round bout
Chicago awaits a four round ten ounce fight between Jack Dempsey and King Levinsky at the Chicago Stadium. Dempsey aims to rebound toward a heavyweight title bid after three straight knockouts, while recent action in Flint, Michigan added two knockouts to his tally.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
King Levinsky
Chicago Stadium
Levinsky
Flint
Mich
George Kohler
Pat McLaughlin
Waupaca
Wis
Local Y Team Set to Face Gate City in Rematch
Still smarting from a loss to Greensboro Y cagers earlier this month High Point Triangle teams up with Gate City in a return engagement on the local floor tomorrow night at eight oclock. The previous game was hard fought and the locals expect to show the Greensboro quintet a stronger showing while Gate City is reputed to be a strong squad.
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Greensboro
Deficit Mounts as Lake Placid Faces Olympic Debt
Lake Placid New York reports a deficit of 524,468.15 in public notice from the Wells committee of the Olympic winter games committee. The town may assume the debt, having already incurred about 350,000 with 96,000 to be repaid from gate receipts totaling 1,137,654.12, largely spent on permanent improvements. The New York state legislature is expected to act on the matter.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Wells
New York State
Southwestern Memphis Tops Millsaps 40 to 26
In college football action Southwestern Memphis defeated Millsaps 40 to 26. Howard Payne beat Austin College 38 to 26. Murray Teachers won 75 to 22 against Transylvania. Birmingham Southern led Howard 23 to 21 while Southern edged Rollins 22 to 16.
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Southwestern
Memphis
Millsaps
Howard Payne
Austin College
Murray Teachers
Transylvania
Birmingham Southern
Howard
Southern
Rollins
Glistening Ice Track Draws Bob Sledders To Dangerous Thrill
Lake Placid, N Y February 16 The 1932 Winter Olympics saw a band of daredevils racing bob sleds on Mt Van Hoevenberg to test a glistening ice course reconditioned by night workers. Eight teams competed in the North American and Amateur Athletic Union four man championships led by Hank Homburger the world record holder as Billy Fiske and others pursued the Olympic title in the final events of the games.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Mt. van Hoevenberg
International
Amateur Athletic Union
Hank Homburger
Erwin Hachmann
Germany
Albert Meyer
Belgium
Army Boys and Girls Sweep Local Games
The Salvation Army teams dominated as the Army boys defeated the Printers 34 to 23 and the Army girls defeated Jamestown 26 to 19 in a return match. Second team lost 20 to 10 to the Enterprise Carriers. Gaddis led the Army with 11 points while Yow paced the Printers with 14. Miss Stout scored all 26 for the Army girls, with Jamestown’s Miss Goins adding 13. Next, the Army first team faces Denton high in a Wednesday 8 oclock game on the Army floor.
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Salvation Army
Printer
Army
Grissom
Lilly
Jamestown
Miss Stout
Miss Goins
Army Lassies
Enterprise Carriers
Farélow
Otts Grandfather Mountain grouse nest experiment reported
Fred C. Ott led a 1931 Grandfather Mountain field study with a state permit to rear grouse, locating two nests containing 22 eggs. After hatching, 10 of the first 12 and 9 of the second 10 reached maturity at the Lees McRae game farm, with eight alive by January 1932.
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Mr. Ott
Fred C. Ott
Lees- McRae
Banner Elk
Game Birds In America, Inc
Grandfather Mountain
Linville Company
Ott
U. S
United States
Ithica
Harvard
N. Y
New York
A. A. Allen
N. C. Bump
N. C. Mountains
North Carolina
Scotland
Charles H. End
Raleigh Civitans
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Twin City Quint
Winston Aggregation
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Little Lake Placid
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