Purple Panthers Defeat Davidson Five 51 to 43
High Point College’s Purple Panthers defeated Davidson 51 to 43 in a tight, fast-paced game before 600 plus spectators. Morgan led Davidson with 20 points before fouling out, while Calullier Intriert and Martin led High Point with 11 points each, and Uorney? captained strong defense.
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Basketball scores from campuses across the South and Midwest
In a roundup of games, High Point College fell to Davidson 51 to 43 in North Carolina, while Clemson defeated Mercer 50 to 20. Duke edged North Carolina 24 to 20 at Chapel Hill, and Elon beat Guilford 36 to 15 at Elon.
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Cardinals holdout Pat Malone backs salary demand
In St Louis on February 16 the Cardinals keep Pat Malone at a $10,000 salary, claiming no other club will meet the price. Branch Rickey confirms Malone sought a trade while rejecting a $5,000 offer and remaining unsigned with the club.
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Reed Elected Coach At Loyola University
James Edward Eddie Reed a 33 year old attorney who left coaching seven years ago to practice law is named head football coach at Loyola University New Orleans to replace Ernest Doc Erskine on a one year contract. Reed says he has freedom to choose assistants though Ham Weddle and Al Fitz Williams remain as coaches.
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Cubs Player Demanded 10000 Dollar Salary Payment
A Chicago Cubs player reportedly demanded $10,000 in salary owed for last year. The figure appears in a fragmentary report detailing the payment dispute and the team's response.
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O'Doul Named Managerial Prospect for San Francisco Seals
Lefty O'Doul, famed player and commentator, receives an unconditional release from the New York Giants to manage the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League in 1935. The move returns him to his birthplace with a chance to pursue a new leadership role after a storied major league career highlighted by two National League batting titles and a notable switch from pitcher to outfielder.
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Triangle Leads Amateur League in Flag Chase
Triangle maintained the lead in the Amateur league standings with four wins and no losses, while Leonard-Younts and Highland trailed. Triangle won two games yesterday, beating CCC 26 20 and Adame-Millie 21 16, with Weisner and Gaddis leading scorers. Leonard Younts crushed Marsh 31 4 behind Hedrick and Smith, and Robbins posted victories over Amos and Globe Parlor.
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Sherrill Indicates Favoring 1940 Olympics to Japan
Brigadier General Charles H. Sherrill, U S member of the International Olympic Committee, tonight indicated support for awarding the 1940 Olympic Games to Japan. The final decision on the alterative site will be made at the IOC meeting in Oslo beginning February.
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Soviets Set Up All-Soviet Baseball Championship
Moscow plans an All-Soviet national baseball championship to be played next summer with teams like Moscow and Gorky already in existence. Vv Mantsev will throw the first ball. early August is the tentative start. The move follows a government push to popularize baseball as a healthy, competitive sport.
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Southern indoor games set with 200 performers from 40 teams
Chapel Hill reports 200 athletes from over 40 teams plan to enter the sixth annual Southern indoor games on March 9. R A Fetzer, UNC athletics chief, says all ten Southern Conference teams expected to compete. Events span conference, non conference, freshmen and scholastic divisions with entries from Catholic University Georgetown Richmond William and Mary Forman Presbyterian Wake Forest and several high schools including Atlanta and John Marshall of Richmond.
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Bauer Floated to Final in Bahamas Golf Tourney
In Nassau Bahamas on February 16 Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island fell to Estelle Drennan of Tulsa Oklahoma three and two in the 18 hole British Colonial amateur final. Drennan carried the first nine and won the 16th hole by driving to clinch the match with a six to Bauer seven. Bauer had risen in winter tournament play after winning the Miami Biltmore event last week where Maureen Orcutt was eliminated.
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Gillie Victor in Santa Anita Derby First Running
Gillie won the initial Santa Anita Derby at Los Angeles in 1 44 3 5 for the mile and a sixteenth earning 19650 for Greentree stable. Whiskole finished second a length and a half back with Demon stration third a similar margin. Gillie paid 32.20 to win and parimutuel payouts were 13.40 and 8.40 for place and show.
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Cunningham Wins in Baxter Mile at New York Meet
Glenn Cunningham, known as the Iron Horse, won the Baxter mile at the New York Athletic Club meet in Madison Square Garden with a time of 4 minutes 9.5 seconds, beating Gene Venzke and Bill Bonthron. Bonthron finished second, with Marty Williamson and Erik Ny also noted in the race.
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Panthers Face Tough Schedule With Three Games Ahead
High Point college Panthers prepare for two conference and one non conference tests this week. They host Guilford Quakers Tuesday night in a season opener rematch, then welcome Le Noir Rhyn Bears for a return game, and finish with Eastern Carolina Teachers College Saturday night in the final home game of the week.
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Rutherford Seeded With Mars Hill In Junior Basket Play
Mars Hill Mountain Lions and Rutherford Rams are top seeds for the third annual state junior college basketball tournament in Charlotte. Pairings include Mars Hill vs Wingate and Rutherford vs Rutherford rival. Belmont Abbey, Brevard, Wingate, Boiling Springs, Presbyterian, and Lees McRae also seeded with rounds Friday and Saturday.
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Carolina Beats Blue Devils In Close Rivalry Tilt
UNC White Phantoms edge Duke Blue Devils 24 to 20 in the second game of the annual series as Carolina capitalizes on free throws. Bucky Harris and Jason Grace lead UNC with six points each while Podger tops Duke before fouling out.
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Elon Easy Victor Over Guilford In Narrow Basketball Win
Elon college defeated Guilford college 36 to 15 after building a 22 to 9 halftime margin. Roy scored 12 and Bradley 9 for Elon while Griffin led Guilford with seven points. Tuck starred for Elon with notable floorwork in the first half.
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Appalachian State Teachers 47 Western Carolina 32 in N State Coll basketball
Appalachian State Teachers College defeated Western Carolina Teachers College 47 to 32 in Boone. The Mountaineers jumped to a strong lead, 28 to 13 at halftime, and gave playing time to the entire second team later in the game.
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Spain Halts Iodine Plant Over Chilean Supply Prices
A Spanish iodine producer has ceased operations due to Chilean iodine being produced much more cheaply. The disruption highlights price competition and impacts supply chains for iodine products in Europe.
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McCarthy Objects To Night Baseball Ahead Of Camp
Buffalo Feb 16 Joe McCarthy said the Yankees will not be worse than last year and argued daytime games should remain the norm. He predicted New York would finish second or better and noted Baril Coombs and Bill Dickey recovering from injuries as key questions for spring training in St Petersburg Fla. He leaves for camp in two weeks and knows little about Babe Ruth beyond newspaper reports.
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Campbell Discouraged With Conditions On Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach observers report worsening conditions as Sir Malcolm Campbell confronts rough sands and poor weather. Bluebird remains ready with a 2500 horsepower engine yet the beach pace and waterlogged surface hinder attempts to break the 272.108 mph road record.
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Zimmerman Tops Phoenix Tourney in Open
Al Zimmerman of Portland led the Phoenix $2,500 open after 36 holes with 141, one under par, as Mortie Dutra and Ky Laffoon trailed at 142 and Craig Wood stood third at 143. The field bundled around 144 to 146 as others faltered on the final holes.
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Rutgers and Yale to Meet in 1936 Gridiron Clash
New Brunswick Feb 16 with Rutgers and Yale renewing their gridiron rivalry. They are set to meet October 24 on Yale turf, the first clash since 1890 after a long gap. From 1873 to 1890 Rutgers and Yale played eleven times with Yale prevailing in all known contests.
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