Winston-Salem Defeats Durham for Carolinas A Co A Title
Winston-Salem defeated Durham 44 to 21 to win the Carolinas Y Co A basketball tournament final. The Bulls from Durham were outmatched as Winston-Salem built a 20 to 6 halftime lead and dominated with strong showings by Sappenfield Badgett and Cockerman. Durham struggled with weak scoring while Winston-Salem extended its advantage through the second half and claimed the championship.
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College Basketball Scores From College Roundup
Clemson defeats South Carolina 43 to 39. Elon tops Appalachian 46 to 33. W C T C over Milligan 49 to 42. Catholic University beats Maryland 40 to 29. Ohio State 43 trounces Indiana 24. Purdue 31 over Illinois 36. Northwestern 27, Wisconsin 20. Yale 43, Cornell 27. Florida 32, Wake Forest 24.
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Salvation Army Contests Signal Tight Race In City Hoop Night
Trinity High School, Sherrod Shirt and Salvation Army girls teams won at the Salvation Army gym while Allen Jay Harriss Covington and Methodist Protestant players fell short. The wins left Trinity and Sherrod tied for first in the second half with next week’s playoff to decide the tie, as fast paced, thrilling games were reported. Box scores show Trinity with strong performances from Allen Jay and H Barrington among others. Referee Jonce and umpire Grissom officiated.
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Panthers Beat Quakers to Clinch Title in Carolina Tourney
Winston-Salem wins the Carolinas Y tourney title as Central Carolina Golden Glove entries reach five. Goon To Wrestle Marvel tease stirs arena fans with a planned one-man match if they are the same person. Eli Fisher faces Pat Newman in the second bout at High Point arena.
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High Point Clinches North State title with 60 25 win
High Point College defeated Guilford 60 to 25 to clinch its first North State Conference basketball championship in five years. Broadus Culler led with 18 points, Ray Inthers added 15, and Intrieri and Culler sparked late surges as the Panthers stretched a 11 7 lead to a 26 11 halftime margin.
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Central Carolina Golden Gloves Entries Grow Ahead of March City Meet
Officials report 51 entrants and more than 100 fighters expected in open and novice divisions for the Central Carolina golden glove tournament in March. Oak Ridge Military will send at least six competitors, joining entrants from Kannapolis Charlotte Winston Salem Burlington Raleigh and High Point as ringside seats near a total sellout.
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Stowe
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Oak Ridge
Y W C A Basketball Team Schedules Three Games This Week
The Y W C A girls play a Greensboro return on Monday then host Thomasville Orphanage Tuesday at the Y M C A gym, and travel to Thomasville Friday for a rematch. They beat Winston Salem 40 to 12 last Friday and aim for a lead in Greensboro. Players include Helen Cecil captain forward Lee manager Adelaide Callahan Lilian Weisner Juanita Reid Inez Sowers Annabel Sowers Marie Hawkins.
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Helen Cecil
Lee Forward
Adelaide Callahan
Lillian Weisner
Juanita Reid
Inez Sowers
Annabel Sowers
Marie Hawkins
College H Boning Virginia Tech 5 NCSU 3
Virginia Tech defeats North Carolina State 5 to 3 while Virginia blanked Richmond 8 0. A note on Europe s leading radium producer Joachimsthal Czechoslovakia marks its 100th gram extraction. Waterspouts defined as tornadoes over water.
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Joachismsthal
Czechoslovakia
Saakhosad
American Bob-Sleds Win Olympic Races
Ivan Brown and Alan Washbond won the two man bobsled event at the Garmisch-Partenkirchen Winter Games defending the U S title from Lake Placid. They edged Fritz Feierabend and team by 1 36 seconds in four heats aided by home made runners and bold driving. Brown credited his partner strong bobbing and not wearing goggles for the victory.
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Grimm Worries Warneke Arm May Roil Cubs 1936
Chicago Reuters report from Phoenix notes manager Charlie Grimm fretting over Lonnie Warneke's sore pitching arm after the star right hander hinted at a joke about his health. Grimm hopes the injury is minor and notes Warneke’s previous 20 win season and World Series value.
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Revolta Leads as Record Falls in Thomasville Open
In a soggy Glen Arven course for the Thomasville open, Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee led at 137 after 36 holes as Herman Barrow from White Plains shot a 64 to post a course record. P G A champion Revolta held a one stroke edge over Barrow and Victor Ghezzi of Deal, N J, who both stood at 133 38.
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Revolta
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White Plains
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Victor Ghezzi
Deal
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Nine ribbons for Fletcher stables at Camden horse show
The Fletcher stables of Warrenton Va won nine ribbons in Camden's first large scale horse show held in chilly spring weather. The event drew 129 entries across 14 classes with judges Otto Furr Ward Belcher and Harry Kirkover officiating and a wide regional audience.
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Wilhelmine
Kirby
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Viola Winmill
J. North Fletcher
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Lakeville, Conn
Swedes Capture Skiing Marathon at Winter Olympics
Sweden's skiers took the first four places in the 50 kilometer marathon at Garmisch Partenkirchen, led by Elis Viklund, Axel Wickstrom, Bila Englund, and Hjalmar Bergström. They finished in a tight cluster, seemingly unbothered by the demanding course and rain veiling the terrain.
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Germany
Sweden
Elis Viklund
Axel Wickstrom
Bila Englund
Hjalamar Bergstrom
He Did Wins $29,000 Derby at Los Angeles Meet
He Did led from early in the mile and a sixteenth race on a muddy track to win the $29,000 purse for Mrs. Silas B. Mason. Valiant Fox and Gold Seeker completed the top three as Gallant Son paid $5.20 to win and He Did earned $26,000 in added money for the Mason stable.
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Los Angeles
Silas B. Mason
Valiant Fox
Gold Seeker
Mason
Norman Church
Valliant Fox
Maurice Peters
Foxcatcher Farms
Temob
Les Balaski
Wayne Wright
Tenneb
England Virtually Clinches Olympic Hockey Crown
In Garmisch Partenkirchen Great Britain held the United States to a scoreless tie to virtually secure the Olympic ice hockey championship.
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Germany
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