Princess Case Overpowers Trinity in City Tourney Opener
Princess Case defeated Trinity High 36 to 14, while Ramblers beat the Printers 22 to 32 in the opening city-wide basketball games on Leonard and Younts Court. Tonight features Robbins Knitting against High Point Overall and White versus Allen Jay in follow up round play.
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Robbins
H. P
Allenday High
Leonard and Younts
Princess Case Quint
Trinity High School
Devils
West End
Dark Horses
Walter R. Printers
Robbins Knitting Company
Quint
City Commercial League
High Point
High Point High School
Allen Jay High School
Durham Noses Out Local High Cagers In Tight Victory
Durham edges local high schoolers as Salvation Army moves to Goldsboro for tonight’s game. High Point’s Allec tion Army court machine heads south this afternoon, following a close Monday result and a strong second half showing led by Gillen Aycock Morehead.
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Durham
High Point
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Army
Cour
Army
High Chest
al Stars
All Stars
State Terrors Surprise UNC With Win In Big Five Finale
Charlotte February 24 The North Carolina State Red Terrors stunned UNC 36 to 17 to end the Big Five season trailing 12-11 at halftime. Guilford and Catawba won their late games as Campbell and Appalachian meet tonight and UNC wrestlers close schedule with Davidson.
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Charlotte
N. C
University of North Carolina
State
Red Terrors
Tar Heels
Carolina
Guilford
Catawba
Indians
Campbell
Appalachian
Davidson
William Penn Cagers Take Two Wins Over Dudley High
The William Penn boys and girls defeated Dudley High of Greensboro on their home court Tuesday. Penn girls led 8-7 at halftime and pulled away in the second half for a 24–9 victory with strong defense and key scoring by A Groves and Gomes. In the boys game Penn built a 12–4 lead at halftime, then preserved a 25–15 final as Boger led with 14 points and Carter impressed with defense and drives. Dudley’s Woods led his team in scoring. Penn’s defense limited Dudley’s field goals after the break.
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Princess
Morehead
Aycock
Qglilen
Trinity
Gillen
Penn High
Dudley High
Greensboro
Penn Court
Penn Girls
Penn
Dudley
A. Groves
Gomés
Alford
T. Ingram
M. Robinson
Boger
Gibson
Carter
Woods
Wm. Penn
Pos
Dudley Gibson
Kiss
Hunt Roger
Woods Boyeins
Lew Carter
Cecese
Baldwin U
Rown
Herbin
Powell
Taylor
Wilson, Union
Timer
Rich
Bisons Rally Against Durham In One Point Defeat
Coach Wade Marlette's Bisons pressed Durham High School in Durham, losing 22 to 21. B Culler led with eight points while Ritchie and Ridge supported, as local guards paced a strong defense and kept the game close until the final whistle. The team concludes their season Friday against Greensboro High.
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Wade Marlette
Durham
Bull City
Bisons
B. Culler
Ritchie
Ridge
Culler
Mason
Tiller
Skinner
Sizemore
Cheek
Greensboro High Cagers
Walnut Cove
High Point
Baste
Dempsey Adds Frankie Wine To List Of Comeback Wins
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey visited Frankfort to receive a Kentucky colonel commission from Gov. Ruby Laffoon after adding Frankie Wine to his comeback tour. In Louisville at the Jefferson County Armory, Dempsey outpointed the Butte blacksmith in a bout watched by about 15 000. gate receipts near city record but below the 18000 mark. Dempsey weighed 194. Wine 191, who offered little resistance and kept his chin guarded to avoid an early knockout.
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Louisville
Jack Dempsey
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
Frankie Wine
Mosey
Butte
Mont
Blacksmith
Dempsey
King Levisky
Chicago
Jefferson County
Levinsky
Chiago
Dayton
Ohio
High Point Club signs four promising rookies
Four rookies Edward Smith David Howell Lefty Marshall and Clyde Kendell signed to play with the High Point Baseball club amid ongoing spring training plans. Smith from New York Howell of Lakeland Fla Marshall of Norfolk Va and Kendell an outfielder bring youth and potential as the club considers a manager delay.
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Piedmont
High Point Baseball Club
E. Sénsenbach
Edward Smith
New York
David Howell
Lakeland
Fla
Lefty Marshall
Norfolk
Clyde Kendell
Smith
Walberg
Grove
Howell
High Point
Greensboro
Yankee
Clyde Kendall
Capudine Promises Quick Nerve Pain Relief
Millions find rapid relief from neuralgia headaches rheumatic pains and women's pains with Capudine a liquid remedy that soothes nerves and stops pain quickly. It does not upset the stomach nor contain opiates. Available at drug stores in 100 30¢ and 60c bottles or by the dose.
Ramblers Edge Kombie In Tight Walter Ziegler Tilt
Ramblers beat Walter Ziegler team 32 to a close score as W Thomas and Hoover staged strong plays for the Ramblers in a hard fought contest.
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Ramblers Kombie
W. Thomas
Hoover
Walter Ziegler
Ramblers
Corrigan and Stein Triumph in New York Coliseum
At the New York Coliseum Jim Corrigan of California defeated Carl Vogel of Germany while Sam Stein of Newark threw Anton Peterson of Minnesota.
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The
United Press
New York — Coliseum
Jim Corrigan
Cali
Carl Vogel
Germany
Sam Stein
Newark
Anton Peterson
Minn
Massimo Pojelle and Giglio Compete at New York Event
At the New York Columbus Sports Club event in Terre Haute, beverage sponsor Al Beverage hosted throws by Clevio Massimo of Mt. Vernon and Karl Pojelle of Chicago, with Marion Giglio of Italy adding a competing effort.
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New York
Columbus
al Beverage
Terre Haute
Clevio Massimo
Mt. Vernon
Karl Pojelle
Chicago
Marion Giglio
Italy
Ramblers Triumph In City Basketball Thriller
In the second City tournament game last night the Ramblers led 15-8 at half and held a safe margin for most of the second half. Rayfield and Harris each scored 14 points to pace the Ramblers as Thomas and Hoover narrowed the gap for Ziegler with 12. Referee: Pearce.
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Thomas
Hoover
Rayfield
Harris
W. Thomas
Ziegler
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H. Harris
M. Anderson
Walter Ziegler
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Oh ‘Hoover
Ez. Farlow
Teeees
Ee Montgomery
Jemeeen
Cevc
Pearce
College Stars Signed By Raleigh Capitals
Nap Lufty former UNC captain and infielder and Rives Taylor who chose pro careers over Wake Forest captaincy have been signed by the Raleigh Capitals of the Piedmont league, announced in Raleigh North Carolina.
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College Stars
Raleigh
N. C
Nap Lufty
University of North Carolina
Rives Taylor
Wake Forest
Raleigh Capitals
Greensboro and High Point Y Teams Clash On Local Court
The High Point and Greensboro YMCA teams meet tonight at 8 o clock on the local Y court in a return engagement. The game could decide the M. Winston-Salem Saturday night by the Draper Y. Greensboro won the earlier meeting this season.
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High Point
Greensboro Y. M. C. A
M. Winston-Salem
Draper “Y
Malcolm Campbell Tunes Up Racer To Start Speed Trials
Sir Malcolm Campbell of England moved his 12 cylinder racing car onto the Daytona Beach ocean speedway for a possible attempt to break his world automobile speed record at low tide. He planned trials between 2 30 and 8 o clock with tide around 3 30 p m and intended a practice run if conditions allowed.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
England
Ocean Speedway
Campbell
Schaaf Favored 7-5 Over Stribling In Chicago Bout
Ernie Schaaf of Boston is a 7-5 favorite over W L Stribling of Georgia for a 10 round heavyweight bout at Chicago Stadium Friday night. Schaaf has won 13 straight, 10 by knockout, since losing to Max Schmeling last July. Spectators include Dempsey Sharkey Walker and Griffiths among the top heavyweights.
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Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Schaaf
Max Schmeling
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Mickey Walker
Tuffy Griffiths
Durham sextet tops YWCA on their court in hoops
A six player team from Durham defeated the local YWCA sextet 39 to 17 on the Y court. Gilchrist and Riddle each scored 18 for Durham, Brown added 3, while Ollie Brown led the Y with 6 points.
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Durham
Gilchrist
Riddle
Miss Brown
Ollie Brown
Mm Darham
Ition Petes
Ceoees Ig Ee
Clapp
Gtlehelan
Brown
Seneeeg Pee
D. Forward
Seu
Ellis Sharpe
Aa McGranashan Small
Seve
Hackney
1932 Silver Skates Carnival Held Indoor
The 1932 Silver Skates carnival in St Louis moved indoors due to a lack of ice outdoors. Organizers staged the event at an indoor rink, keeping the skating festivity alive despite weather constraints.
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St. Louis
Notable college athletes and team recognitions noted
Bill Rogers Jr son of the comedian belongs to Stanford University's swimming team. Iowa State College recognizes ping pong as an intramural sport through an all college table tennis tournament. Duke Slater completed 18 years of football experience including high school college and professional ranks.
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Bill Rogers, Jr
Stanford University
Iowa State College
Duke Slater
University of Iowa
Final tryouts for Los Angeles 1932 Olympic trials
Final tryouts will determine athletes for water polo marathon gymnastics and the 50 000 meter walk at the Los Angeles games. Officials expect competitors from multiple clubs and regions seeking national team selection.
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Los Angeles
Coach Hank Crisp Played Pro Ball One-Handed
Alabama coach Hank Crisp, who failed to make a varsity letter at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, spent a year playing professional baseball with only one hand, illustrating his perseverance and athletic skill.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Hank Crisp
Alabama
Former UW star Kiser declines Olympic tryout
Rufus Kiser, former University of Washington track star and 1929 national collegiate mile champion, has decided not to pursue a place on the United States Olympic team.
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Rufus Kiser
University of Washington
United States
Spring Training Notes From Fort Myers and Mineral Wells
In Fort Myers on February 24 the Athletics bench debate centers on Waite Hoyt and the pursuit of higher pay from Grover improvement lefty Grove and Rube Walberg. Meanwhile the White Sox begin camp travel with J Louis Comiskey newly president and Lew Fonseca taking over as manager in Mineral Wells Texas.
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Fort Myers
Fra
Connie Mack
Waite Hoyt
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Chicago White Sox
Mineral Wells
Tex
J. Louis Comiskey
Charles A. Comiskey
Lew Fonseca
Senators Poised After Quiet Practice in Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi on February 7 the Washington Senators report no injuries from days of practice and manager Walter Johnson sees potential in his ballclub as spring trains start.
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Biloxi
Miss
Senators
Washington
Walter Johnson
Disty Dean vows brighter approach to spring training
Bradenton Florida February reports Disty Dean of the Cardinals says he will not try so hard to live up to his nickname. He remains talkative but plans to take the game more seriously this season during spring training.
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Bradenton
Fla
Dean
Cardinals
Vance Accepts 25 Percent Pay Cut for Dodgers
Clearwater Florida February 24 Dazzy Vance star pitcher of the Brooklyn Dodgers offers to reduce his salary by 25 percent but will not accept a 60 percent cut. He remains willing to meet the club halfway and take a quarter reduction.
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Clearwater
Fia
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dazzy
Yankees may trade Lazzeri after Johnson loss
Reports say Tony Lazzeri could be traded by the New York Yankees following the death or loss of Henry Johnson after an appendicitis operation. The incident in St Petersburg Florida sparks speculation about roster changes.
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ST. Petersburg
Fra
Henry Johnson
New York Yankees
Tony Lazzeri
Fights Last Night By The United Suet At Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Chuck Wiggins defeated Touchstone in a decision and Harold Ferris beat Al Derose by decision. Jack O'Brien edged Ernest Hollowpeter, Left Nicholson won over Ray Drake, and Billy Bock stopped Pedlow. In Milwaukee Dave Shade defeated Angel Cliville by decision while Dave Maier stopped Johnny Freeman by knockout.
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United Suet
Indianapolis
Chuck Wiggins
Many Touchstone
Detroit
Harold Ferris
Terre Haute
al Derose
Jack O’brien
Ernest Hollowpeter
Greenwood
Nicholson
Shelbyville
Ray Drake
Billy Bock
Wih Pedlow
Statesville strike firm on wage cut impasse
Statesville Furniture Company workers, about 250, maintain their position against a 26 percent cut proposed by management. After three earlier cuts this year, the strikers met orderly and voted to return only to their pre strike wages, noting they have no union affiliations.
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Statesville
Statesville Furniture Company
Basketball scores from the day across several colleges
N C State defeated UNC 86 to 17. Catawba beat Guilford 28 to 23. Weed AS W and L triumphed over Virginia 21 to 17. Georgia Tech edged Georgia 25 to 22.
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Catawba
Guilford
Weed AS. W
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Georgia
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Age For Love
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Jack Holt
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Gloria Swanson
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John Krause
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