Seven Games Listed For A A U Meet
The Carolinas A A U basketball marathon at High Point College enters its second day with seven games scheduled. Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem faces Raleigh Y in the 8 30 feature and Cremo Girls of Charleston meet Hanes Knitters at 9 35.
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Carolinas
High Point College
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
Raleigh ‘‘Y
McCrary Fagies
Raleigh “Y
Cremo Girls
Charleston
S. C
Henes Hosiery
Charlestonians
Hanes Knitters
Adams-Millis
Beeson's
Redwine
Wachovia Oi
Alice
Charlotte
Meccrary Hawks Marsh Furniture
Pilot Tigers
Mecrary Hawks
Asheboro
Camel Girls
Winston- Salem
Randolph Underwear
Knights of Pythias
Nehi
Greensboro
jProgram
Heenan
Rea Wirr
Bela Wachovia Oil
Adams-Millis B . McCrary Hawks
Marsh-Pilot
Camels of
Raleigh Y
Cremo
Adams-Millis-Hanes Knitters
Pythians
Junior College Basketball Championship in Gaston draws teams
Belmont Lees Mal Rae Boliing Springs Brevard Win gate Oak Ridge Campbell and Pfeiffer colleges sent their basketball teams to Gaston for the junior college championship of North Carolina. Semifinals are set for tomorrow with the finals Saturday.
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Gaston Co
Belmont
Lees-Mic Rae
Wrestling Results From Night Shows
Wladis defeated Wee Willie Davis in straight falls at Rochester. Jacgerty stopped Zaharias after each fall, in Los Angeles. Zaharias could not return after the first fall.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Wladisaw Talon
Buffalo
Wee Willie Davis
Virnia
Los Angeles
Jacgerty
Bell
Calif
George Zaharias
Ado
Zaharias
High Point High School Bison blast Beer Barons 35 to 21 in AAU tourney
Led by Jack Hussey and Lewis Hayworth, High Point high school defeated Beer Barons 35 to 21 to reach the third round of the Carolinas AAU tournament. Hussey sparked the offense with a fifth floor shot stretch and Hayworth added scoring depth as Hartley contributed seven points. The Highs advance to face the Beeson-Redwine winner after a first round bye.
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Jack Hussey
High Point High School Bison
Beer Barons
High Point
Husey
Lewis Hayworth
Hussey
Dick Hartley
Bison
A. J. Simeon
Willard
Raper
Quint
Bison Quint
Hanes Knitters Beat Adams-Millis in Junior Women Division
Hanes Knitters of Winston-Salem defeated Adams-Millis of High Point 17 to 12 in a Carolinas AAU junior girls game. L Inman scored five field goals to pace Hanes as comeback efforts by Adams-Millis fell short.
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High Point
Camel Randolph
Hanes Knitters
Adams-Millis Girls
Winston-Salem
Adams-Millis
Knitters
L. Inman
Hanes
Il. Smith
Adams Mi
Adams-Millis Knitters
Alsobrook
Tucker
Inman
Rice
A.inman
Walker
Tempie
Hussey
Duncan
Koontz
Neane
Sovers
Garwood
Temple
Sigler
Crowell and
Bolling
Dew Amounts To Tiny Rain Equivalent
A dew may amount to the equivalent of one one hundredth of an inch of rain.
Ciencia Becomes Santa Anita Derby Champion
Ciencia, a remarkable filly trained under Mrs. Bessie Franzheim, won the $50,000 added race at Santa Anita by five lengths. Xalapa Town took second and Impound finished third after a photo finish with Porter's Mite as 50,000 spectators watched the event. Jockey Carroll Bierman steered Ciencia to the dominant victory.
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Los Angeles
Ciencia
Ace
Bessie Franzheim
Lown
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Impound
W. E. Boeing
Porter
Carroll Bierman
Airco 41 Orange Crush 21 in junior division rout
Airco of Charlotte defeated the Greensboro Orange Crush Battling Company 41 to 21. After a 3 3 first quarter, Airco pulled ahead to lead 18 10 at halftime and 28 13 by the end of the third. Roth led Airco with 13 points followed by Bass with 10. for Orange Crush Markman and Nolan topped scoring with seven each.
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Airco
Charlotte
Greensboro
Orange Crush
Company
Roth
Airce
Bass
Orange Crash
Markman
Nolan
Jersey City Giants Coach Named Umpire in New League
Bill Owen, coach of the Jersey City Giants, appointed as an umpire in the Middle Atlantic Baseball League, announced in Jersey City New Jersey. The move shifts Owen from football coaching to baseball officiating within the regional circuit.
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Bill Terry
Pie Traynor
Giants
Pirates
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
New York Commission
O. K
Davey Day
Ed Barrow
Jersey City
N. J
Bill Owen
Jersey City Giants
Buck Ewing
New York Giants
Roger Bresnahan
Stars Ready for Southern Indoor Games at UNC
Athletes from four states and two divisions compete in the 10th annual Southern Conference indoor games at the University of North Carolina on February 25. About 500 top South athletes from 45 colleges and schools compete, with notable stars including Donn Kinzle of Duke Pete Shumway of Navy L E Chabot of Navy Larry Craig of South Carolina Harry March and Tom Holmes of North Carolina Ranson Duke of William and Mary Dave Woodward of Davidson Norman Toole of Newberry and others.
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University of North Carolina
District of Columbia
Donn Kinzle
Duke
Penn
Pete Shumway
Navy
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
L. E. Chabot
Larry Craig
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Harry March
North Carolina
Tom Holmes
Ranson Duke
William and Mary
Dave Woodward
Davidson
Norman Toole
Newberry
Triangle Hosiery Routs Huntley in AAU Tournament Opener
Triangle Hosiery of High Point defeats Winston-Salem’s B F Huntley 22 to 12 in the AAU opener. Phillips leads winners with six points while all players scored, and Triangles’ defense limits Huntley scoring to four field goals for the game. Officials were Steele and Hedrick.
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Triangle Hosiery
High Point
B. F. Huntley
Winston-Salem
Phillips
Newman
Schisuceets
Moffitt F
Hedrick
Spencer F
Holders
Dawson c
Clark
Haley Ga
Klutz G
Hardy
Morehead G
White Sox rookie Ken Sylvestri’s 1982 Chicago foil
Chicago report states White Sox rookie catcher Ken Sylvestri from St Paul faced alcohol issues in 1982 and was involved in Chicago news.
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Chicago
Ken Sylvestri
White Sox
St. Paul
Freshmen Triumph 25 to 13 Over Thomasville Chair Team
High Point freshmen dominated the AAU game against Thomasville Chair Co winning 25-13 to reach the next round. Riley sparked the offense with strong backcourt and defense while coach Glasgow rotated players to maintain the lead throughout the game.
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High Point College
Thomasville Chair Company
Thomasville
Riley
Glasgow
Thomas
Cable
Parker Suik
G.welborne
Diamant
Wynn
Bray
M. Riley
Canty
Patterson
Trotterae Ee Brown
Crotz
Moore
Black
Fernandy
Marsh 25 Pilot 13 to clinch junior tourney berth
Marsh Furniture Company defeated the Pilot Tigers 25 to 18 to secure a spot in the Carolinas A A A tournament junior division. Grisom led Marsh with 14 points as they pulled away late in the game after a tight first half.
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Marsh Furniture Company
Pilot Tigers
Carolinas
Marsh
Grisom
Marsh Fellows
Brooks
Kanoy
Elhart
Clinard
Eo Miller
Hoover
High
Grissom
Black
Eldridge
Sledge
Smith
Edwards Star For Winners In Big Game
Edwards and Weston paced Greensboro as they defeated Adams-Millis High Point 52 to 37 in the Carolinas A A U senior division. Edwards led scoring with 16 points and Weston added 11 while Adams-Millis struggled without injured Martin.
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Carolinas
Adams-Millis
High Point
Ehedwards
Weston
Mill
Meroney
Edwards
Martin
Panther
Sappenfield
L. Cooper
Greensboro Five
Spencer
E. Cooper
Coal
Boone
Loftin
Mill Boys
Adams-Millis Greensboro
Hartin
Inthieri
Wright
Deatone
Ritchie
Sap'nfield
Spencer G
Meroney G
L.cooper
E.cooper
Murphy G
Bryant
Southern Conference Boxing Tournament Opens Friday
The Southern conference boxing tournament starts Friday night with 16 opening round bouts at Columbia. Virginia Tech leads with five byes securing at least that many in the semifinals, while South Carolina has four byes and Clemson three. The Citadel and Duke, Maryland each draw three or one seedings, and Clemson and South Carolina each place four men on the seed list.
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Columbia
U S. C
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
South Carolina
Citadel
Clemson
Duke
Maryland
Jone
South Carolina University
North Carolina
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