Panthers Clinch Third Straight Little Six Title With 42–33 Win
High Point College defeated Lenoir Rhyne 42 to 33 to clinch its third consecutive Little Six championship. Ralph Mulligan starred with key opening shots and strong defense, while freshman Zacovic led scorers with 10 points. Bears’ Ritchie and Kiser matched on offense, Lewis added long-range shots, and the season concluded with High Point as undisputed champions.
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Bobby Jones Leads First Round At Savannah Final Doubleheader
Miss Grace Hendersons girls host Old Town teams while Charlie Spencers B squad meets Salisbury high seconds. Tomorrow Coach Marlette’s varsity boys play Asheville high on the Asheville court. The schedule closes with Durham high on the local floor and the girls finish with Alexander Wilson on the latters court. A large crowd is expected for the final weekend of basketball with track and baseball already drawing interest and plans for candidates to be announced soon.
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Little Six to Hold Meet Here Tomorrow
High Point college sponsors first meeting toward a Little Six track meet with officials expected from Greensboro Elon College and other small state schools. Houston A. Lawing presents plan J D Wilkins discusses stadium use Paul Simpson Ralph Mulligan Clyde Pugh and T C Johnson attend to push dates and locations for dual meets and foster better relations among smaller colleges.
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Welch Memorial Defeats Troop Five 17 to 7 in Court Victory
Welch Memorial Sunday school basketball team beat Troop Five Boy Scouts 17 to 7 on Salvation Army court. Key scorers included Welch Memorial players with multiple points and substitutions listed for both sides.
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Tar Heel football players set for Southern Conference indoor games
Chapel Hill reports football stars may star in the spring events at UNC’s first Southern Conference indoor games on March 8. UNC will showcase halfbacks Slusser and Erickson while Tulane may send All Southern Billy Banker. Alabama’s Tony Holm could add star power to the sprint events.
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Estimate of yearly rainfall covering the Earth
A scientific thought experiment suggests that if every drop of rain from a year were gathered and spread evenly, it would blanket the globe to about 29.13 inches deep, illustrating the vast scale of global precipitation.
Adams Millis and Thomas Mills Win
Adams Millis basketeers beat Knox 24 to 12 and Thomas Millis defeated Harriss Covington 30 to 7 in two Industrial League games on the court last night. Michael starred for Adams Millis while Johnston led Thomas cagers. Lineups list Adams Millis 24 Knox 12 with McFarland and Hinkle noted.
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Packers Bakery AdamsMillis and P O Win Bowling
The Postoffice bowlers defeated Wilson Motor Company in three straight games. American Bakeries beat Efird. Packer swept Commercial Bank. Marietta won two of three from Adams Mil lis at King Pin alleys last night.
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Yankees Off For Florida Tonight
New York Yankees begin spring training in St Petersburg Florida at 6 45 p m as Foster Edwards Freddie Heimach and Bill Karion lead the advance guard ahead of 22 other players arriving by various routes.
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Picinich and Gilbert Sign Brooklyn Dodgers Contracts
New York Feb 21 Val Picinich catcher and Wally Gilbert third baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers have signed their contracts. Most of the Robins are on the way or will leave tonight for spring training at Clearwater Florida.
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Larry Johnson Faces Latzo in Madison Square Garden Bout
Larry Johnson of Chicago Peoria fights Pets Latzo former welterweight champion in a ten round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Johnson has 15 straight knockouts and recent wins over Leo Mitchell Joe Sekura and Fred Lenhart.
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Draper Edges Local Y Midgets In Close Duel
In a furious state match at Draper, the Draper Y defeated High Point Y 32-31 after two overtimes. Hack Malloy scored 14 and Howard Raper 12 for Draper with Glenn Davis tying the game late and earning extra periods. Substitutes and referees noted a standout crowd and a thrilling, evenly matched contest.
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Jones Fires 67 In Savannah Open First Round Lead
Bobby Jones, Atlanta, shot a sparkling 67 seven under par to lead the Savannah Open after the first round. Jeff Adams and Emmett French matched 68s, two behind, as 48 low scores advance to tomorrow’s 36 holes. Mehlhorn shot a 70 with a hole in one on the third hole.
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Canadian Indoor Titles Shaken Up
A strong field of US and Canadian track stars contesting last night’s meets left several new Canadian indoor champions emerging today in Toronto with shifting crowns and notable performances.
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Whit ney Declines Phillies Second Contract
San Antonio dispatch reports Pinkney Whitney, third baseman for the Philadelphia National League club, announced he has returned unsigned a second contract sent by the Phillies.
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