High Points Purple Panthers Rally Past Lenoir Rhyne
High Point's Purple Panthers pulled off a dramatic last half rally to beat Lenoir Rhyne 31 to 27 at Hickory. Ludwig led with 15 points while Hastings and Reese also contributed as the Panthers moved to fifth in the conference with a 4 5 record.
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Purple Panthers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
noir-Rhyne
Bears
Panthers
Ludwig
Hastings
Overcash
Little
Sas
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Stasavich
Hughes
Seccese I
B. Troutman
Euneean
Sive Sewer
Reese
Eevee Eeers
Veomer
Seecsees
Ge Hastings
Smith
Swart
Fesess
High Point boys rally to defeat Gastonia 34 to 27 on home court
The High Point team came from behind in the second half to beat Gastonia 34 27 on the local court. Led by Culler and Sizemore they outscored Gastonia in the third and fourth quarters while Smith and Bullard provided the visitors with key scores. The girls also overwhelmed Old Town 59 18 on the same night with Blackburn and Crowder leading.
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High Point High School
Gastonia
Jan Jankoski
Broadus Culler
Frank Sizemore
Smith
Bullard
High Point
Thrilla
Ridge
Ritchie
Sizemore
Culler
Windham
Cathey
Stro Old Town
Blackburn
Crowder
Old Town
Patricia Hall
Miss Heli
McKee
Pinkston
TFT
S& Ge SE
Rucker
Reid
Guarino
Sceeses
Iaceeu
Gastonia Black
Shepard
Leary
Bailey
Son
Callihan
Ee Pinkston
Ee Whitman
Stephens
Conrad Fraley Aeteeer
Bovender Ea An Willard
Agate Hill
Point
Hall
Cecil
Thad
Agg
Fights Last Night In Pals Card Across Nations
Eddie Ran from Poland knocked out Billy Townsend of Vancouver. Chick Devlin defeated Young Terry of Trenton. Lew Feldman of New York outpointed Kid Francis of Italy. Eddie Wolfe of Memphis and Baby Joe Gans of California drew over ten rounds.
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New York
Eddie Ran
Poland
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
Chick Devlin
B C
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Lew Feldman
Kid Francis
Italy
Eddie
Kid) Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Baby Joe Gans
California
Drew
Schaff and Stribling Train for Chicago Heavyweight Bout
Ernie Schaff of Boston and W L Stribling of Georgia continued training in Chicago for a 10 round heavyweight bout at the Chicago Stadium next Friday night. Schaff arrived yesterday after knocking out Salvatore Ruggirelli in his last start. Stribling, fully recovered from a hand injury, has been in Chicago for several days.
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Schaff-Stribling
Chicago
Ernie Schaff
Boston
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Chicago Stadium
Schaff
Salvatore Ruggirell
Stribling
Schaaf
Tar Heels Rally To Beat Maryland 32 26 In Charleston
North Carolina upset Maryland Old Liners 32 to 26 in Charlotte fueling a strong display as Duke beat Virginia Military Institute 45 to 26 and North Carolina State Red Terrors defeated Washington and Lee 30 to 20. Citadel topped Davidson 32 to 21 and Delaware edged Wake Forest 30 to 25. High Point beat Lenoir Rhyne 31 to 22. Elon defeated Kannapolis 29 to 27 with several games scheduled tonight.
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Charlotte
N. C
Maryland
University of North Carolina
Duke
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institute
Raleigh
N. C. State
Red Terrors
North Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
Citadel
Deacons
University of Delaware
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Elon
Kannapolis
Dempsey Confirms Comeback Tour Still On Plan
Jack Dempsey reviews claims of retirement while stating the comeback tour continues. He will reduce public appearances and adjust training after mixed reception of an exhibition with King Levinsky. Next stops include Louisville and Winston-Salem with Wine and a future 10 round bout likely at Soldier Field.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Jack Dempsey
Mauler
Dempsey
Kingfish
Jack
Levinsky
Louisville
Frankie Wine
Butte
Mont
Winston-Salem
N. C
Soldier Field
Enforcement of new grid rules could cut football injuries
A national survey led by Frank Lloyd of New York University projects a 60 percent drop in 1932 gridiron injuries if the new rule changes are strictly enforced and athletes receive proper training and care. The study cites lax enforcement, training gaps, dangerous equipment, and indifference to minor injuries as major injury causes.
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New York
Frank 8. Lloyd
New York University
Lloyd
Marvin A. Stevens
Yale
Lioyd R. Eastwood
National Football Rules Committee
Trojans Sweep National Awards in 1931 Football Season
The Southern California Trojans earned the Rockne trophy the Rose Bowl trophy and the Rissman trophy as national champions. Players received gold footballs and silver awards for non letter winners plus life passes for seven seniors. Five All Americans collected cups watches and certificates while 28 letter winners got sweaters and coach Howard Jones earned a new automobile.
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NEA
Los Angeles
Southern California Trojans
Tulane
Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association
Trojan
Howard Jones
Campbell Eyes Beach Speed Run To Beat Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell tested the Daytona Beach course at 85 mph before dawn and planned a series of test runs around 10 a m with a possible official attempt to break his 245 mph automobile speed record.
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Daytona Beach
Fia
Malcolm Campbell
Perkins and Tryon Enter Semi Finals Slated For Victory
Long favorites T Philip Perkins and Howard Tryon moved into the semifinals of the international amateur four ball matches in Coral Gables after two decisive early wins. They faced Tommy Goodwin and Celest Durand in the next round as F H Hohlfelder and Dan Soccoli met Tommy Aycock and Jack Toomer in the other semifinal pairing.
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Coral Gables
Fla
T. Philip Perkins
Howard Tryon
Detroit
Perkins
Tryon
Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
N. Y
Celest Durand
Brooklyn
F. H. Hohlfelder
Cleveland
Ohio
Dan Soccoli
New Brittan
Connh
Tommy Aycock
Jack Toomer
Jacksonville
Piedmont League Directors Meet in Greensboro for Wilmington Welcome
Directors of the Piedmont league met in Greensboro North Carolina at noon to discuss admitting Wilmington into the league during the February 20 gathering.
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League
Greensboro
N. C
Piedmont League
Wilmington
Detriot tale of Miller over Gelb in boxing bout
Freddie Miller of Detroit won a decision over Miki Gelb of Hungary in a boxing match held in Cincinnati. Miller secured the victory by outpointing his opponent through ten rounds.
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Detroit
Freddis Miller
Cincinnati
Miki Gelb
Hungary
College football scores from select games
Springfield defeated New Hampshire 35 to 21 while Tennessee beat Vanderbilt 27 to 23 and North Carolina earned a 32 to 26 victory over Maryland.
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Springfield
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Maryland
Duke Bantamweight Faces Top Challenger In Gainesville
Duke fighter Fred Lloyd battles Captain Johnny Minardi of the Florida Gators in Gainesville as Minardi defends the Southern Conference bantamweight crown. Lloyd hopes to derail Minardi on the eve of Charlottesville tournament action next week.
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Fred Lloyd
Duke
Gainesville
Fla
Johnny Minardi
Gators
Lloyd
Duke Ring
Minardi
Charlottesville
High Point grapplers overwhelm Salisbury in 35 0 win
High Point High School wrestling team routed Salisbury 35 0 as five falls decided every match. Bison wrestlers led by Red Watkins dominated with quick pins from Moffitt in 2 54 and Hinkle in 3 20, while Gatewood Shipman and Williams also shone in the bout at Rowan.
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High Point
Gastonia
Old Town
Waterloo
High Point Grapplers
Salisbury
Rowan
Bison
Red” Watkins
Barnum Springs
Buster Moffitt
Beaver
Hinkle
Hart
Lee
Peeler
Nelson
Crotch
Sattenfield
Webb
Copeland
Aldridge
von Odrehle
Rice
Gatewood Shipman
Scarlet
Williams
Panis
Olympic prospect Tom Warne trains with Purple squad
Former Northwestern pole vaulter Tom Warne, now back with the Purple, aims for a place on the U S Olympic track team. He tied for first in the W C A A last season at 13 feet 10 56 inches and has a best of 18 feet 11 inches set at the Ohio Relays in 1930.
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Tom Warne
Northwestern University
McDermott
Illinois
Graber
Southern California
Warne
Ohio
Bison Grapplers Set For Monday Return With Salisbury
The Bison wrestlers will meet Salisbury in a return engagement here Monday night in the high school gym.
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Bison Grapplers
Salisbury
Junior High Cagers Rally To Edge Salvation Aggregation 6 5
The Junior High basketball team edged Salvation Army second-stringers 6 to 5 in a pitched game. Davis and W Hinkle stood out for the winners while Stroud led the Army defense.
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Junior High Cagers
Salvation Aggregation
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Davis
W. Hinkle
Stroud
Army
Junior High
Salvation A
Princess Quint Set for Thriller at Randleman Court
The Princess Cafe basketball team travels to Randleman High School for a key game against the All-Star lineup as they seek a strong return after three weeks. This will be their final appearance before entering the city tournament, with a prior close loss to Randleman County earlier this season. The squad meets at the Princess Cafe at 7 p.m. to depart.
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Princess Cafe
Randleman High School
Nceds
Randleman County
L. and Y
Princess Squad
Randleman
Pruitt Wins Narrow Decision Over Gordon in Cleveland Bout
Larry Pruitt of Indianapolis edged Steve Gordon of Cleveland by a six round call in a closely contested boxing match. Pruitt controlled the pace with inside work while Gordon answered with sharp jabs and movement. The decision favored Pruitt on points as the crowd watched a tense finish.
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Cleveland
Larry Pruitt
Indianapolis
Steve Gordon
North Carolina wildlife forum eyed for 1938 laws revision
The 1938 General Assembly phase prompts sportsmen and conservation officials to plan a statewide wildlife forum. County meetings will nominate representatives to a state gathering, which will present ideas to assembly committees. Reports note hunting accidents and shifting seasons in Albemarle and ongoing fishery concerns.
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General Assembly
Raleigh
North Carolina
Luther Phillips
Sanford
Albemarle
Edward Holcombe
Weaversville
Frank Stick
Atlantic Coast Sportsman’s Association
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Buxton
Cape Hatteras
Colorado
Leon Austin
Ocracok
Pamlico Sound
Austin
Derby Dreams: 115 Three Year Olds Nominated for Derby
Louisville February 20. One hundred fifteen of the nation’s top three year olds are named for the 68th Kentucky Derby entry list. Notables include Top Flight Tick On Burning Blaze and most blue bloods except Hygro and Fall Apple. Churchill Downs official Matt Winn says 10 to 15 will race for the $50 000 added purse.
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Louisville
Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downs
L. and Y. Trounges College Cagers Triumph Over High Point Reserves
The Leonard and Younts court team routed High Point College Reserves 89 to 18 on the L. and Y. court. Gurley scored 13 points, Hughes 10, while Johnson led the Panthers with 8. guards starred for the Clothiers in a one‑sided victory.
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Leonard
Clothiers
College
Gurley
Hughes
Johnson
Panthers
Davidson
Post
Barkby R. F
Notre Dame and Duke Lead Early Hoops Scores From Non Conference Play
United Press reports early basketball results with Notre Dame 37 Butler 52 and Duke 45 Virginia M I 20 among several games. The piece notes 1 102 juvenile races yielding 236 firsts 150 seconds and 143 thirds for 798 903 dollars, and highlights Top Flight C V Whitneys two year old turf star with 219 006 in winnings. It mentions Tick On from Loma stable second in past performance and 80 colleges represented this year with Greentree stable owning six nominations while the Herts and Payne Whitney stables are largely absent.
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C. V. Whitney
Loma
Loma Stable of Mrs. L. G. Kaufman
Payne Whitney
Greentree
Harry
John D. Herts
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