Carolinas A A U tournament opener features seven Wednesday games
The third annual Carolinas A A U basketball tournament announced pairings for Wednesday with High Point vs Beer Barons at 6 00 PM in the High Point college gym. Adams-Millis vs Greensboro Y, the feature game, is set for 8 30 PM. Thirty-two teams compete for senior titles in Wichita Kan and Denver Colo.
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Beer Barons
High Point College
Marsh Furniture
High Point
Pilot Tigers
Adams-Millis
Wichita
Kansas
Denver
Colorado
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Dolan Hedrick
Ed Farlow
Louise Crowell
Helen Bolling
Silas Casey
Lewis J. Fisher
Brooks Reitzel
Horace Haworth
T. V. Rochelle
Soe Chakales
Carolinas
A. A. U. Basketbal
C. Virgil Yow
Waderson
Raleigh
Coke Candler
Enka
Walter Skidmore
Chapel Hill
Eddie Cameron
Duke University
Danny Jones
Charleston
D. C
Charles McCrary
Asheboro
Soc Chakales
Frank Spencer
Winston Salémy
Gertrude Stricklers
John H. Garrax
Greenville
S. C
Finals Set For Seventh Carolina Golden Gloves Tourney
CHARLOTTE Feb 20 The field of 231 boxers in the seventh annual Carolina Golden Gloves and AAU championships dwindled to 3:2. Tonight 8 divisions crown winners with Belmont Abbey and Charlotte YMCA in the running for the team title. Open class winners advance to the New York Golden Gloves.
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John Ceterna
Charlotte Attached
Glenn McCrary
Florence
S. C
J. C. Watson
Albemerle Athletic Club
Harold Stroupe
Mount Holly High
Johnny Ferguson
Rock Hill
John Carpenter
Collier Ostwalt
Charlotte Y. M. C
Harry Bryson
Arthur Gregory
Union
George Weldon
Bob Fisher
Cotton Moody
Roy Wilson
Cramerton
Billy Wilkinson
Greenvile A. B. C
Franklin
Budge Extends Lead Over Vines in Net Tour
Don Budge new pro faces Ellsworth Vines in hometown debut in Oakland California. In 29 matches since starting in New York Budge leads Vines 18 to 11. Vines hints at quitting tour and may become a promotional rep for Wilson sporting goods.
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Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
New York
Budge
Vines
Wilson
Streaky Owl Howard Black Extends Hitting Streak
Philadelphia February 29 Howard Black Temple forward who scored in 61 straight games also hit safely in 40 consecutive contests as the Owls second baseman.
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Howard Black
Temple
Owl
Lone Foreigner Rosen Comes From Canada in Dodgers camp
Goody Rosen, Brooklyn Dodger outfielder, is the only major league ball player born and living outside the United States. He hails from Toronto and remains the lone non American major leaguer among active players.
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Goody Rosen
Brooklyn Dodger
United States
Pay-Off Games in College Basketball Circuits
The piece previews key pay-off games shaping conference titles across major leagues. Southern California vs California at Berkeley, Colorado vs Utah, Rice vs Texas, Columbia vs Dartmouth, and Oklahoma vs Kansas loom large. California and USC lead the Pacific Coast race. Colorado aims to clinch the Rocky Mountain title. Texas and Rice contend in the Southwest. Dartmouth looks to seal the Eastern League. Wake Forest and others vie in the South.
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Southern California
California
Berkeley
Rice
Trojans
Colorado
Buffaloes
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Texas
Austin
Jim Waller Still Top Scorer In Conference Chas
New York sports roundup notes Jim Waller leading conference scoring amid a bustling mix of boxing golf and coaching rumors. Babe Ruth eyed for golf gate appeal while Jim Braddock travels to Havana for a title fight referee duties add to the colorful recap.
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Jim Braddock
Havana
Henry Armstrong
Bobby Pacho
Miami
Galento
Abe Feldman
Phillies Bring 15 Recruits Into Spring Training Camp
Philadelphia reports 15 of 31 players invited to train in the Phillies camp at New Braunfels Texas will be recruits. The early roster emphasizes youth as the team builds for the season beginning later this year.
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Manhattan
Benny Leonard
Iron Dukes
Duke University
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Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
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New York
Strange plays mark centennial year in baseball obsessions
Editor notes the century of baseball and its odd angles as fans celebrate the 100th birthday across major and sandlot levels. Hal Adams provides cartoons spotlighting the game’s quirky moments.
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America
Hal Adams
Umpire Lesson From 23 Years Ago Becomes Cautionary Tale
In a Brooklyn Dodgers vs New York Giants game Ollie O M ara argued a bunt call and failed to notice a wild throw that allowed Jack Coombs to score, costing him two runs and the game. The tale sits among college hoops previews from Chapel Hill detailing Eastern and Western Class A B C titles and schedules for state championships this week.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Wilbert Robinson
Red Doom
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Coom
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Myers
Robbie
Dodger
George Burns
Flying Dutchman Honus Wagner A Pittsburgh Pirates legend
Honus Wagner, famed as a superb all around player, rose from Louisville to the Pirates. He batted .344 in his first majors season, played from 1897 to 1917 with a 17 year streak above .300, and earned the nickname Flying Dutchman. He later coached the Pirates, remaining influential in the game.
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Honus
Wagner
Louisville
Steart
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Howver
Christy Mathewson
Cy Young
Mordecai Brown
Iron Man
Duke Durham Cage Tourney Dates Changed in Durham
Officials announced the Duke Durham Southern invitation high school basketball tournament will be held here March 17 and 18 instead of March 16 to 19. Teams from a number of schools are expected to compete.
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Durham
Bears Seek Berwanger for One Pro Season
Chicago Bears president George Halas tries to sign Jay Berwanger the former University of Chicago All America back for a single professional season.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Jay Berwanger
University of Chicago
Southern States Lead Charge in Regional Tournament
Southern states are favored to compete in the upcoming regional tournament as teams prepare for key matchups. Organizers anticipate strong showings from top programs and expect tight races in early rounds.
Venzke Seeks Titles After Snubs At Boston and Providence
Gene Venzke declares war on indifference as he targets National AAU meet titles in Madison Square Garden. The top miler vows to prove his staying power in the 1000 and 1500 meter races after being snubbed by Boston and Providence promoters. Cunningham and San Romani also return as twelve defending champions enter.
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Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
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Deac Forward Has Tallied 255 Points in Conference Race
Richmond struggles and standings at stake as Wake Forest star Jim Waller nears 255 total in Southern Conference. The Deacons face William and Mary, then Davidson to end regular season. Duke, N C State, Carolina, and Wake Forest vie for eight tournament berths at Raleigh.
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Highs Meet Winsto Five For Crucial Conference Game
The Winston-Salem five led by R. J. Reynolds challenges the Bison in a key Tuesday clash at 8 p m The outcome could decide the Western Conference title or force a playoff with Charlotte The Bison aim to extend a strong season with losses limited to Charlotte while Greensboro seeks revenge and a share of the top spot
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Winston-Salem
Cal Boys
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Abie” Short
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Hussey
High Point to Enter Team in Midget Junior Meet
Sumter North Carolina Feb 20 The Columbia midget and junior annual basketball titles will be decided at the Y M C A meet in Sumter Thursday and Friday High Point Fayett Wilmington Leston Florence Spartanburg Sumter are entered with tomorrow night as the entry deadline announced by meet officials
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