Carolinas Basketball Championships Open With Dramatic Finishes
The Carolinas Basketball Championships at High Point College opened with six standout squads and a heated senior men’s final between Unique Furniture Makers of Win and McCrary of Asheboro. Unique edged McCrary 24-23 as the game swung with late free throws and baskets.
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Finis
High Point College
Gle Hosiery Mills
High Point
Stata
Barrage of Entries by Mail Opens Central Carolinas Gloves
The second annual Central Carolinas Golden Gloves tournament at High Point High School gym begins next Tuesday night as mail-in entries flood the office. Early entrants include Harry Red Beaver Landis Jimmy Ward Concord Buck Penland Greer S C Breacham Helms Albemarle and Ed Tipton Gaffney S C. Ringside seats are reported sold out as preparations move swiftly for the opening gong.
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High Point High School
Harry Red Beaver
Landis
Jimmy Ward
Concord
Buck Penland
Greer
Central Piedmont Conference basketball opens with 22 teams
Twenty two teams compete in the Central Piedmont high school conference event entering boys and girls divisions sponsored by High Point college. Seedings list 12 boys teams led by Fair Grove Staley Monticello Kernersville and 10 girls teams led by Hasty Junior Home. Opening games set for today with Junior Home vs Pilot girls at 2 PM and Monticello vs Jamestown girls at 8 PM.
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Central Piedmont High School
T. Journey
High Point Col
High Point College
Hasty
Fair Grove
Arcadia
Pilot
Lexington
Davidson County
Monticello
Jamestown
Allen Jay
Guilford
Staley and
Liberty
Randolph
Kennereville
Staley
Kernersville
Denton
Junior Home
Alen Jay
Unique leads in late rally to beat Eagles in tough clash
In a tight game Cockerham sparked Unique with a field goal and another for the lead. Sappenfield and Cockerham each paced Unique with 12 and 11 points while Flythe Edwards and Swing led the Eagles. final run by Unique secured a four point win.
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Senion
Unique
Eagles
Stuart Plythe
N. C. State
McCrary
Holliman
Secon
Flythe
Cockerham
Exsick
Sappenfield
Edwards
Block
Swing
McCrary State
Triangle Tops Bakers In Junior Men Final Thriller
Triangle built a first half lead on a slow Merita club and held off Baker late after a tense finish. Hayworth led Bakers with seven points before fouling out. Byrd paced Triangle with eight as Merita climbed to a late edge before Triangle reclaimed and maintained the lead.
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Triangle
Merita
Byrd
Weisner
Gaddis
Clark
Red” Hayworth
Bakers
Ovens
Hayworth
Red Dawson
Hedrick
R Steele
Tronnerr Oe GC
Steele
Eee
Local wrestlers set to headline new High Point arena show
Friday night Promoter Denning presents a double main event featuring Jack O’Brian vs Mayes McLain and Dixie Dick Powell vs Jack League at 8:30. An amateur bout pairs George Ridge against Ab Culler for 15 minutes, with two falls out of three and 90 minute limits.
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Ab Culler
George Ridge
Jack League
Dick Powell
McClain
O'Brian
Bob Wagner
Dixie Dick Powell
New
High Point Arena
Curt Denning
Mayes Mclain
Iown
Jack O'Brian
Denning
Ab” Culler
Culler
Ridge
League
Wagner
Nebraska Tiger
Powell
McLain-O'Brian
Panthers And Bulldogs Clash In North State Showdown
High Point College Panthers host Atlantic Christian Bulldogs in Harrison gym tonight as they contend with Elon for conference supremacy. A tough rematch follows Saturday vs Lenoir Rhyne with title implications. Prelim JV vs Adams-Millis at 7. Band performance between games. Panthers hold nine wins with two losses in league chase.
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High Point College Panthers
Atlantic Christian Bulldogs
Harrison Gymnasium
At & O'Clock
Panthers
Elon Christians
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Bulldogs
Wilson
Atlantic Christian Club
Adams-Millis
Yewmen
Appalachian
Elon
Power Project Hearing Postponed to March 6
A hearing on a petition by three power companies seeking a permanent injunction against the Santee Cooper Hydro Electric and Navigation Project was postponed from March 2 to March 6. The delay allows an attorney time to travel to California for a deposition from Col. William Caples, former district Army engineer at Charleston.
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Columbia
8. C
Santee-Cooper
Anderson says no changes planned for Michigan football
Hunk Anderson, newly named to succeed Franklin Cappon as athletic director and head coach, says he will not tinker with the Michigan system. He plans a brief three day huddle with Harry Kipke and will start from scratch, visiting again with Mrs Anderson and evaluating spring practice material.
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Ted Peck
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan
Mena
Yost
Anderson
Aasstatant Atheltic
Franklin C. Cappon
Garden Promoter Clash Over Braddock June Bout
New York Feb 23 The battle among promoters over Jim Braddock’s June Madison Square Garden bout intensified. Mike Jacobs and Reed Kilpatrick clash on binding contracts and potential substitutions if Braddock Schmeling or Louis plans falter. Gould says Braddock will ignore Garden contract and pursue Louis Chicago bout.
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New York
Jim Braddock
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Chicago
Reed Kilpatrick
Jacobs
Schmeling
Kilpatrick
Garden
Joe Gould
Louis
Tides Driven by Moon Gravity and Ocean Bulges
The moon's gravity pulls on the Earth's oceans as the planet rotates, creating a bulge in the water. This bulge, raised by attraction, forms the tides observed along coastlines.
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Earth
Ocean
Baer dazzle and banter headline in New York sports roundup
Max Baer, unsteady but confident, strolls into town to sing with Abe Lyman's band and jokes about a mistaken identity. The piece notes his $1,000 monthly life income after age 36 and threads through assorted baseball notes about Gehrig, Barrow, Gehrig, and Hank Leiber, ending with Frisch quip about Frisch’s family.
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Eddie Briers
Max Baer
Abe Lyman
Max
Baer
Max Schmeling
Dean
Little Rock
Miami
Bill Kiem
Honus Wagner
Reds
Lee Grissom
Lefty Grove
Cincinnati
Grove
Grissom
Gehrig-Ruppert
Yankee
Ed Barrow
Gehrig
New Rochelle
Stand
Barrow
Hank Leiber
Glante
Cubs
Gent
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Fairy Hill Derby Champion Leads Foxcatcher Stable
In Los Angeles the Santo Anne derby crowned Fairy Hill as winner with Jockey Maurice Peters edging the 8-year-old by a length over Milky Way Farm’s Military. Rosemont looms as favorite for the upcoming $100,000 classic while Ptolemy finished third. Forty thousand spectators bet heavily, with total wagering over $1.3 million across the program.
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Los Angeles
Foxcatcher Farm
Fairy Hill
William du Pont, Jr
Rosemont
San Antonio
Maurice Peters
Fairy Hill Home
Milky Way Farm
Cornelius V. Whitney
Ptolemy
Final naturalization papers granted after application
Final naturalization papers are granted following the completion of required proceedings and verification of eligibility. The process confirms citizenship status and records the new naturalized individual in official records.
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