Southern Conference Indoor Games Set For University Of North Carolina
Track stars from Virginia Maryland Duke and North Carolina lead the ninth annual Southern Conference indoor meet at UNC with events starting 1 30 pm and 7 pm Dick Strickler VMI and Ed Miller Maryland headline field along with James Kehoe Maryland Tom Walker Davidson Howard Harvey Washington and Lee Vaughn Winborne Carolina Harold Johnson Duke and Frank Fuller Virginia among entrants notable performances cited include 1 56 5 for 80 yard dash and 4 24 mile mark as contenders prepare for title run
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University of North Carolina
Dick Strickler
V. M. Lits
James Kehoe
Maryland
Chapel Hill
Tom Walker
Davidson
Walker
Howard Harvey
Washington and Lee
Ed Miller
Vaughn Winborne
Carolina
Winborne
Harold Johnson
Duke
Frank Fuller
Virginia
College basketball scores roundup from various games
Associated Press results show North Carolina 41 over NC State 32 and Harvard 40 over Cornell 30. Baylor 43 beat Texas Christian 37. Alabama 37 over Mississippi State 35. Yale 41 defeated Princeton 34. Oregon 68 beat Idaho 41.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
N. C. State
Lenoir-Rhyne
Elon
High Point
Guilford
Appalachian
Atlantic Christian
East Carolina
Campbell
Harvard
Cornell
Baylor
Texas Christian
Alabama
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Sewanee
Yale
Princeton
Ohio
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Michigan
Minnesota
Texas
Southern Methodist
St. Louis
Washington
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
City College
N. Y
Villanova
Oregon
Idaho
Morton Samet Delivers 27 as High Point Wins at Guilford
High Point defeats Guilford 57 to 31 in the North State Conference. Morton Samet scores 27, with 16 coming by halftime as Moran Brinkley and Boles each add nine for Guilford. Lentz and Overman lead Guilford in scoring with eight and six.
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Guilford College
Morton Samet
High Point Panthers
Guilford
Samet
Boles
Moran
Brinkley
Lentz
Overman
Hines
Chambers
Lents
Nace
Lamet
Kearns
Hester
High Point
Barnet
Carter
Furman
Spring Drills At High School With Bolick
High school spring football practices under coach Harry Bolick begin this week and run about two to three weeks. Plans for games with nearby schools are hoped for. A large 50 to 75 strong turnout from mainly lower classes trains on fundamentals. Varsity players graduating this year assist Bolick. notable participants include Brantley Hucks Bill Wagner Sinclair Horney Abe Short George Bocholis Jack Hussey Harold Pickard J R Newton David Cleveland Clifton Furgurson Bill Lehman Tommy Elliott Clifton Overcash and others.
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Harry Bolick
Bolick
Brantley Hucks
Bill Wagner
Sinclair Horney
Abe” Short
George Bocholis
Jack Hussey
Harold Pickard
J. R. Newton
David Cleveland
Clifton Furgurson
Bill Lehman
Tommy Elliott
Clifton Overcash
Otha
Fighters Wait For Pairings In Southern Conference Boxing
About fifty college fighters gathered in College Park awaiting first round pairings for the Southern Conference boxing tournament. First round bouts are set for Friday night with semifinals Saturday afternoon and finals that night for eight weight classes. Defending champs Frankie Jenkins of South Carolina at 115 pounds and Russell Dorn of Clemson at 155 pounds will defend their titles, while other divisions promise wide open scraps.
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College Park
University of South Carolina Athletic
Frankie Jenkins
Russell Dorn
Clemson College
Louis Faces Mann In Madison Square Garden Tilt
Joe Louis defends the heavyweight title tonight at Madison Square Garden against Nathan Mann in a 15 round bout. About 18 000 are expected to attend with gross receipts near 100000 as Louis draws strong support from New Haven and New York. Mann, a rugged challenger from New Haven, must absorb Louis’s power to prevail in this high profile title fight.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Natie Mann
Connecticut
Mann
Louis
Natie
Virginia
New Haven
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Joe
Rod Pastor
Pastor
Tommy Farr
Nathan Mann
Detroit
NBS
WJZ
Holdouts Annoy Bill Terry At Hot Springs
Baseball news from Hot Springs reports Memphis Bill Terry venting frustration over holdouts while observing live with the Giants. Clydell Castleman faces fines for late reporting as Adolph Luque weighs future promises. Danning signs, Bartell and Moore to discuss contracts in Baton Rouge ahead of spring training. Dodgers add Hamlin Butcher and Phelps to camp as Fitzsimmons and Durocher near joining.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Old Apple
Memphis
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Carl Hubbells
Hal Schumachers
Clydell Castleman
Adolph Luque
Castleman
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Danning
Henry Leiber
Dick Bartell
Joe Moore
Baton Rouge
Danning
Brooklyn Dodgers
Luke Hamlin
Albert Butcher
Babe Phelps
Fred Fitzsimmons
Leo Durocher
Boxing results from four cities last night
In New York Milt Aron outpointed Vince Pimpinella at 148. In San Francisco Young Corbett beat Fred Apostoli at 160 to 159. In Coral Gables Clarence Burman defeated Johnny Risko at 181. In Houston Al Bernard knocked out Cowboy Owens at 159.
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Associated Press
New York
Milt Aron
Chicago
Vince Pimpinella
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fresno
Calif
Freddie Apostoli
Coral Gables
Fila
Clarence “Red” Burman
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Houston
Tex
al Bernard
Cowboy Owens
Wichita Falls
Wrestling News From Portland and Reading
Dick Stahl of Germany defeated Abe Rothberg of New York after Rothberg was disqualified for roughness in Portland. In Reading Brono Nagurski defeated Gino Martinelli, while in Indianapolis Steve Casey beat Milo Steinborn on a foul. Abe Coleman won against John Katan in a late match.
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Associated Press
Portland
Dick Stahl
Germany
Abe Rothberg
New York
Rothberg
Reading
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Minn
Gino Martinelli
Indianapolis
Steve Casey
Ireland
Milo Steinborn
St. Louis
Abe Coleman
John Katan
Canada
Denning to Face Harden in North Carolina Boxing Show
Promoter Jack Smith brings Jake Denning of Durham and Hardrock Harden of Burlington for a 10 round heavyweight main event on Friday night March 4. The card also features Michael OBrien of Rockingham against Wade Allison of Charlotte in an eight round middleweight bout. Denning, Navy heavyweight champion, weighs 175 pounds and guns for a wide decision over arch rival Reda Lewis. Harden, known for taking it, will be about 14 pounds heavier and has victories over Al Massey Joe Lippe and Red Barry.
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North Carolina
Jack Smith
Jake Denning
Durham
Hardrock Harden
Burlington
Smith
Michael O'Brien
Rockingham
Wade Allison
Charlotte
Denning
Navy
Reda Lewis
Richmond
Apostoli Upset In Coast Fight
San Francisco February 23 Corbett defeats Fred Apostoli in a ten round boxing upset. Corbett, 38, lands left handed offense while Apostoli, 24, struggles with a battered eye and facial cuts. Referee Toby Irwin rules Corbett the winner amid protests from Apostoli’s camp.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fresno
Fred Apostoli
King
Corbett
Apostoli
Fresnan
Toby Irwin
Larry White
Irwin
Freddie
Patty Berg Faces Mrs Lawlor In South Atlantic Golf
Patty Berg of Minneapolis who led qualifying with 74 met Mrs Joseph Lawlor of New Rochelle in the opening round at Ormond Beach Florida. Jane Cothran Jameson from West Palm Beach finished second with 75 and faced Mrs Lillian Zech of Chicago who qualified at 84. Last year’s champion Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia faced an 81 yesterday and drew an opponent.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Joseph Lawlor
New Rochelle
N. Y
Jane Cothran Jameson
West Palm Beach
Lillian K. Zech
Chicago
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Bears Bridle Elon In North State Clash
Lenoir Rhyne Bears defeated Elon 40 to 36 in a hard fought North State Conference basketball contest, gaining the team’s only win over Elon in the league this season.
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Quakers
Lenoir- Rhyne Bears
ELON
Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Baltimore First Flighter Mrs Schraderberg
Mrs. T. E. Schraderberg of Baltimore is identified as a first flighter by virtue of an 87.
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T. E. Schraderberg
Baltimore
Wisconsin Hires Baylor Coach Douglas For Baseball
Lowell Douglas known as Fuzzy leaves Baylor University in Texas to take a leave of absence and coach the Wisconsin baseball team. He leads the physical education department at Baylor before moving to Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Lowell
Fuzzy) Douglas
Baylor
Texas
Wisconsin
High School Basketball Preview For Be High vs Burlington
Be High meets Burlington tonight at 8 in the lur nasium to cap a season that has seen the Highs win several key games. Coach Si Point will rely on Lewis Hayworth Simeon and a youthful squad led by Marsh Hartley and Hartley at forward as they eye a conference rise.
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Tony Si Point
Lurnasium
Be High
Reynolds
Winston- Greensboro
U. Tournam
Airco
Cha
Tory
Greensboro
Lewis Hayworth
Simeon
Creo
Marsh
Dick Hartley
Harol
Conrad
Horney
Brown
From Ice to Philadelphia F Murray Patrick Racing Ahead
F Murray Patrick, son of coach Lester Patrick, returns to racing as hockey winds down in Philadelphia. The update notes Patrick will continue competitive activities after the hockey season ends.
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Philadelphia
Murray Patrick
Lester Patrick
Lightbody Jr. Revealed as Former Olympian Distance Star
Chip Boston reports that Lightbody Jr., a quarter miler, is identified as the former three time Olympic athlete.
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Chip Boston
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