Guilford Quakers Upset High Point 48 42 In Guilford College Tilt
Guilford College Quakers stunned High Point College 48 to 42 in Guilford. Bill Sheets led High Point with 12 points while Jack Hammond scored 10 for Guilford. Hall and Balls added nine each as Guilford moved into tournament contention.
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Catawba
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Hammond
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Duke
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Rausch
Seward
Kofffenberger
Collins
Loftis
Sapp
Harness race season draws riders to Pacific coast tracks
Los Angeles reports horsemen flocking to the Pacific coast for the season with free winter stable room and one of the best tracks in the land. Purses under 1000 dollars per dash offer strong inducements for entrants.
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Pacific Coast
Six NHL players join the 100 Goal Club in milestone year
Six players reach the 100 career goal mark in the National Hockey League. Three hail from Boston, Chicago and Montreal, two from Toronto and New York, and one from Detroit, highlighting a notable milestone across major franchises.
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National Hockey League
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Chicago
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Detroit
Zaharias In Golf Finals
Mrs Mildred Babe Zaharias of Denver and Peggy Kirk of Findlay, Ohio, reach the final of the women's international four ball at Orange Brook Golf Club by beating Laddie Irwin and Polly Riley 4 and 3. Louise Suggs and Jean Hopkins advance to meet them after defeating Margaret Gunther and Mrs Marge Becker 4 and 2 with Hopkins making a 20 foot chip for birdie on the 15th.
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Babe) Zaharias
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Findlay
Ohio
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Montclair
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Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Texas
Orange Brook Golf Club
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
State Whips Wildcats 65 to 56 in Southern Conference game
North Carolina State defeated Davidson 65 56 in Raleigh in a rough clash. The win improves State to 21 games this season with four losses. Norman Shepard led Davidson as the visitors fought hard until the final buzzer.
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N. C. State
Red Terrors
Davidson
Wildcats
Everett Case
Norman Shepard
Navy Wrestlers Rout North Carolina In 28 6 Triumph
Navy extended its home win streak to 37 as Ray Swartz’s team defeated North Carolina 28 to 6. Bill Smith pinned A Roseman for fastest fall, NC forfeited heavyweight, and John Fletcher edged D Seaver 8 minutes 16 seconds with a reverse half nelson and body press.
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Navy
North Carolina
Ray Swartz
Bill Smith
A. Roseman
John Fletcher
D. D. Seaver
Yankees Collapse Forecast by July 1 Says Griffith
Washington owner Clark Griffith predicts the New York Yankees will be finished by July 1 after a Latin American tour. He warns Boston and New York rivals face trouble, discusses outfield power need, and mentions potential moves including Gerry Priddy at short and George Myatt at second.
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Gerry Priddy
George Myatt
Stan Spence
Cleveland
Ken Keltner
Spence
Yankees hammer Senators in spring opener 16 to 3
New York Yankees opened spring training with a 16 to 3 win over the San Juan Senators. The 17 hit attack featured rookies Al Clifford and Clifford Mapes along with Joe Medwick, each hitting a home run with two aboard.
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New York Yankees
San Juan Senators
Todo
Yanks
al Clifford
Clifford Mapes
Joe Medwick
Yanks Open Exhibition Tour Amid Coaching Debate
Larry MacPhail warns the Yankees will improve only after heavy exhibition play in Puerto Rico and Venezuela. The club plans seven weeks of spring games before the mid April season, with discussions on the Ted Williams shift noted as a strategic issue.
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Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Yanks
San Juan
Camshiff
Ted Williams
Eddie Dyer
Color of a flower and light spectrum
The passage explains that an object's color comes from the spectrum colors it reflects rather than absorbs. A yellow flower appears yellow because it reflects yellow light while absorbing other colors.
Quinine Quest Reveals New South American Sources
The search for quinine to replace lost East Indies sources uncovered numerous quinine producing chin chen trees in South America and revealed a new species of tree previously not known to produce quinine.
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East
South America
Mercury club to stage Tri-State Golden Gloves at local armory
The Mercury athletic club plans its second annual Tri-State Golden Gloves boxing tournament at the local armory March 6 7 and 8 featuring top amateur boxers from the south. Weights range from flyweight 115 pounds and under to heavyweight over 175 pounds. Open class bouts run three minutes per round, novices two minutes, no draws no extra rounds. Tickets expected to sell fast with no free admissions and seconds provided for entrants at regular admission.
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Mercury Athletic Club
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Mercury Club
Armed wins Widener handicap setting track record at Hialeah
Calumet farm’s great gelding Armed ran away from five rivals to win the $50,000 Widener handicap at Hialeah in a track record 2.01 3/5 for the mile and a quarter. Jockey Doug Dodson steered him to a one and a half length victory over Talon while Lets Dance finished third. Armed earns $43,900 for owner Warren Wright and heads to Santa Anita for a $100,000 race next weekend with a shot at higher all time earnings led by Whirlaway.
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Fla
Calumet Farm
Hialeah
Doug Dodson
Talon
Montagna
Columbiana
Dodson
Warren Wright
Armed
Whirlaway
Stymie
Lets Dance
Gary
Ruperto
R. N. Ryan
West Coast
George Washington Beats Duke for Tourney Berth
George Washington clinched a Southern Conference tournament berth with a 51 to 49 win over Duke. GW improved to seven conference wins with four defeats while Duke dropped to four losses. GW led 24 to 20 at halftime and held the lead through the final minutes.
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George Washington
Duke
Washington
Washington University
Dun
Forwa
Dave Shapiro
Don McNary
Thirty Six Teams Set To Battle For Local Y Title
The Gold Medal basketball tournament opens Monday at 7 PM in the YMCA gym with four divisions including a women's bracket. Twenty four teams have entered with more expected by Monday 9 AM deadline. Teams hail from Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point Thomasville and Tomlinson Triangle Pepsi-Cola and others.
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YMCA
Dick Meisky
John Ae
Phelps’ Hardware
Cole Ridge
Greensboro
High Point Weaving
Steele's Flyers
High Point
Carolina Craft
Thomasville
Zootsuiters
Marsh Jrs
Tomlinson
Triangle
Pepsi-Cola
Winston-Salem
High Point Enterprise
Names for Apple Pies From Old English Households
The terms apple sticklin a twelin and apple hogan were used by English housewives to refer to apple pies baked for more than 600 years using the same method as today.
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