South Carolina Humbles Blue Devils in Boxing Finale
North Carolina State closes its dual boxing season with a 61 to 11 victory over Georgia. Undefeated 155 pound sophomore Bill Dunaway wins after three rounds with captain Jack Sullivan. Kenneth Stephens scores the only knockout of the night in 66 seconds of the first round.
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Jim Corbett Ex Champion Dies At 66 In New York Suburban Home
Former heavyweight star Pompadour Jim Corbett died at his suburban New York home at 66 after a year long decline from heart disease and other ailments. He passed peacefully with his wife at his bedside and a priest administering last rites nearby. Corbett, famed for his showmanship and science boxing, retired in 1908 after two unsuccessful attempts to regain the title and later enjoyed a successful theatrical career.
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New Orleans
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Ruby Bob) Fitzsimmons
Carson City
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New York City Hall
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Ambia
Trail's End Near for High Point Teams in 1933 Season
The end of the 1933 season approaches for High Point schools. The High Point Bisons finish regular play next Friday with Greensboro, travel to Gastonia Tuesday, and face Winston-Salem at Winston on the following Friday. The Bisonettes wrap against Winston-Salem. The college men host North Carolina College for Women Wednesday and close with Greensboro Thursday March 2 named the Parthers. The high school wrestling team nears season end facing Greensboro then Salisbury.
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Duke Captures Big Five Title in Boxing Meet
Duke wins the Big Five boxing title in Durham as Duke and Carolina share main events. Captain Marty Levinson of Carolina and Captain Freddie Lloyd of Duke draw over four rounds. Winslow of Duke scores a second round knockout in 176 pounds. Carolina takes the unlimited division.
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Marty Levinson
Carolina
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Duke Winnir
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Norment Quarles
Rip Scott
Nat Lumpkin
Leroy Sides
Norman Rosa
Frank McIntosh
Charlies Ruft
Ovary Peyton Brown
Four Carolinas Teams Seeded In Southern Conference Tourney
Raleigh February 18 four Carolinas teams South Carolina Duke North Carolina State and North Carolina Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Maryland were selected to compete in the Southern Conference tournament with seedings likely to separate the strongest teams for the draw. The first round begins February 24 with pairings to be set in Raleigh.
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Carolinas
R. RK. Sermon
South Carolina
Duke
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Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Washington and Lee
Clemson
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Washington
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Georgia
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Commerce and Civic Clubs
South Carolina Grips Top Seed With Duke Victory
Benny Tompkins led South Carolina with 19 points as the Gamecocks beat Duke to secure the top seed for Raleigh tournament play. Tompkins and Freddie Tompkins paced scoring, with J Thompson, Weaver, and Hayes starring for Duke. Gamecocks improve to three wins in conference play.
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N C threat in boxing tourney
University Virginia sees Southern Conference boxing as the last pre tourney bout before the seventh annual event. Virginia's Cavaliers defend their two year crown with North Carolina's Tar Heels as top challengers. Duke Washington and Lee NC State Clemson also show strength with several undefeated or high scoring fighters.
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Marty Levinson
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Leroy Sides
Charlie Garner
N. C. State
Bill Dunnaway
Collegiate Basketball Scores From Virginia Contests
At Lexington Virginia Military Institute 37 lost to Virginia 46. In the University at Vac Vm L 16 Virginia 22.
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Washington and Lee Triumph at Blacksburg Boxing Meet
In Blacksburg Virginia Washington and Lee secured a 5 to 3 victory over Virginia Tech in college boxing action. The match featured a close contest with decisive wins by Lee in several weight classes.
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Blackie Carter to Confer on High Point Baseball
Blackie Carter the former Charlotte star and noted official is due in High Point today to discuss taking over and operating the High Point baseball club in the Piedmont league this summer. Negotiations with locals and Greenville fans shape the future of High Point baseball as a league meeting in Wilmington looms this week.
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Pointers Lose Out In Finals In District Y M C A Basketball
High Point Y M C A reaches the district final but loses to Winston-Salem Y M C A 37 to 26. Earlier High Point beat Greensboro 44 to 83. Winston defeated Draper 42 to 28. Raper and Whitener lead High Point. Thomas and Raper star for Winston.
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1930 Duke Quintet Meets 1932 Blue Devils in Duke Gym
Duke prepares for a historic matchup at Duke gym as the 1930 Duke basketball team, famed for state titles, faces the current 1932 Blue Devil quintet. The game marks a clash of two of the program’s most successful eras with a history of consecutive championships and deep runs in conference play.
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Duke
Duke University
Blue Devil
Policemen's Quint Defeats Randie man All Star Outfit
The Policemen's basketball team beat the Randie man All Star outfit 47 to 29 at the local gym. E Farlow led scoring with 22 points for the Police. Substitutes included Randleman Thurber and B Farlow among others.
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Randieman All
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Five Sunday School League games wrap week end play
In the YMCA Sunday school league five games were played. Methodist Protestant defeated Episcopal 28 to 6, Reformed beat Springfield 18 to 16, Army lost to Trinity 26 to 12, Friends beat Laitheran, and Southeph trounced Green Street 14 to 11. Substitutes and lineups listed for each team.
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Green Street
118 Entered in Kentucky Derby
Louisville February 18. One hundred eighteen three year olds were entered for the Kentucky Derby on May 6. The field includes 80 colts 38 geldings and five fillies from leading stables as contenders for the $50 000 purse. Key entrants include Ladysman Caterwaul Dynastic Head Play Kerry Patch and Repaid from Quincy stable.
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Belmont
James F. Johnson
Quincey Stable
Caterwaul
Aqueet
Allen Jay Lassies Edge Jamestown In Narrow Win
The Allen Jay Lassies defeated Jamestown 14 to 12 after a 12 12 tie required an extra period. Key players include Bundy and Ingram with Jamestown contributions from Rice and Griffen in a hard fought Wednesday game.
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Jamestown Sextet
Allen Jay Pos
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Mitchell
Sarazen backs six inch putting cups for Florida event
Gene Sarazen, the American open champion, proposes eight inch cups but backs six inch cups as a compromise. The Miami Biltmore club approves the plan for the Florida year round club open tournament March 3 4 65 with the PGA and USGA objecting to larger cups. Sarazen tested eight inch cups for nine holes with Mike from Mamaroneck before noting eight inches too big.
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Globe Parlor Triumphs and Falls in Industrial League
Globe Parlor beat Adams Millis 82 to 28 in one game and lost to Highland 45 to 4 in another, as Industrial League play heats up. Notable scorers include Parlor J Grissom 10 and Norman 11, with Millis Spencer 10 and Soret 8 among contributors.
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Highland
Vaudeville Star Retires To Bayside For Health
The performer withdraws from vaudeville to protect health and splits time between brief business trips to New York and his home in Bayside overlooking Little Neck Bay.
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Bayside
Little Neck Bay
Winston-Salem Wins Volleyball Match Over Locals
The Winston-Salem M. C. A. team defeated the High Point club 4 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Winston won four matches with scores 15-9 15-9 15-9 15-3 while High Point took 16-14 16-14. Local players included Raper Patrick J Raper Temple Morehead York and Ollie. Visiting players were Campbell Knott Jurley Hodge Hodge and Olley.
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Campbell postpones time for record run at Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell, the British racer, announced no attempt to set a record tomorrow after inspecting the nine mile beach racing strip. He cited unfavorable beach conditions and winds as the reason for postponement.
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Maus to Return to Patriots in Greensboro
Jimmy Maus, ex UNC and Patriots catcher, expected to return to Greensboro this season per Oliver French business manager of the Patriots. Maus was with the Bimba club in the New York Penn league for Bill Averette, Averette played two seasons for Greensboro, with 1991 strong and 1932 off form.
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University of North Carolina
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Oliver French
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N. C. State
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Trinity Five Seeks Basketball Rivals
The Trinity Methodist church Sunday school team defeated Hasty High School 20 to 19 in a fast contest at Hasty. Coach Trev A Waggoner says the club seeks games with nearby teams and invites contact at Trinity or High Point 6118.
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Duke Swimmers Defeat NC State In Raleigh Meet
Duke University swiminity team beat North Carolina State College 39 to 27 in Raleigh marking the fifth straight win this winter. State won a 200 yard relay and the 50 yard dash in an exhibition swim, while Duke dominated most events including the 150 yard backstroke and 100 yard freestyle.
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Visitors from Brooklyn Stay in City This Weekend
R A Zimtbaum and J Hollingsworth of B are guests of Ira McCain for the weekend. The two men are connected with the Ideal Air Company of Brooklyn.
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