High Point and Raleigh Reach Carolinas Finals
High Point College defeats Cone Memorial 34 81 to advance to the senior Carolina championship game against Raleigh Y M C A. Raleigh edges Greensboro 38 37 in a thrilling semi final, with LeRoy Jay delivering the winning shot in the final seconds.
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Cone Memorial and Greensboro Advance to Semifinals in Afternoon Games
In Saturday afternoon play Greensboro and Cone Memorial defeated Raleigh and High Point to reach the semifinals. Raleigh advanced on a bye when Florence, South Carolina failed to enter at the last minute. The crowd saw mixed basketball quality as High Point faced Cone Memorial and Raleigh met Greensboro in the semifinal pairings.
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High Point Triangles topple Kannapolis 35 to 27
High Point led early and held on as Kannapolis narrowed the gap late. Thomas scored 10 and Martin 12 for the winners while Ferguson led Kannapolis with nine points.
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Greensboro Powerful in 46 to 16 Victory over Greenville F C
Greensboro dominates Greenville F C to win 46 to 16 in a term end rout. Six foot three center Henry Huff absent for Greenville. Cameron and Loftin lead Greensboro with 13 and 10 points respectively. Harbin tops losers with six points. Official notes Culler and Diamont.
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Azucar Victor Wins Santa Anita Handicap in Record Pace
Azucar a converted steeplechaser from F. M. Alger Jr. wins the Santa Anita Handicap in a record mile and a quarter time of 2:15 seconds. Ladyman Time Supply and Equipoise follow as bets top $239,335 with Equil poised for the upset.
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Panthers Defeat Teachers 43 to 23 in Lethargic Victory
High Point College Panthers triumphed 43 23 over Eastern Carolina Teachers College. Culler led scoring with 11 points, Harris added 10, Niernsee 8 as Panthers built a 20 point lead by midgame while reserves saw action.
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Keen Conference Tourney Opens in Raleigh This Week
Eight Southern Conference teams led by Washington and Lee defend champs and North Carolina Tar Heels travel to Raleigh for the annual cage tournament. South Carolina Clemson Virginia Duke N C State VMI and Virginia Tech are expected as Old Liners skip, seedings set by Dr A J Wilson, with a parade and opening games Thursday afternoon and final rounds Fri and Sat.
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Cavaliers Clinch Fifth Southern Conference Title in Close Meet
Virginia won its fifth straight Southern Conference boxing championship in Charlottesville as 6 500 spectators watched 80 champions crowned in three weights. Fred Lloyd of Duke upset Virginia’s Gordon Rainey in the featherweight clash, while Archie Hahn of Virginia defended the bantam title. Virginia led with 21 points, Maryland and Duke tied for second with 16, North Carolina four, and South Carolina three.
Hahn wins third straight title in Cantamweight at Virginia meet
University of Virginia host Cantamweight where Hahn defeats Dieh of North Carolina in a decision to claim a third consecutive title. Featherweight sees Duke’s Fred Lloyd beat Virginia’s Gordon Rainey, the defending champion. Lightweight contest ends with Medomatsky of Mary handling his opponent.
Mungo Signs Contract With Brooklyn Club
New York February 28 Van Lingle Mungo star pitcher and hold-out signed and shipped his contract to Brooklyn Dodgers officials in Flatbush He telegraphed from Pageland South Carolina that he will report to the Dodgers training camp in Orlando Florida on Monday or Tuesday and join Manager Casey Stengel.
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Duke and Maryland fighters clash in multiple weight bouts
Land defeated Knelpp of Duke by technical knockout at 1 minute 32 seconds of the third round. A second TKO for 1 minute 13 seconds of the second round stopped another Duke fight. McAboy of Maryland forfeited to Mann of Duke due to a broken hand. Sam Gidding of North Carolina outpointed Mike Lombardo of Maryland for the decision in middleweight. Stewart McCaw of Maryland beat Mortimer Caplin of Virginia by decision in light heavy. Fred Cramer of Virginia won the heavyweight decision over Sully Granger of Duke.
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Southern Conference boxing results highlight several decisions
In a Saturday afternoon meet in Virginia, multiple weight classes were decided. Diehl of North Carolina stopped Taylor of South Carolina in the bantamweight, Hahn of Virginia defeated Young of Maryland in bantamweight, Rainey of Virginia beat Birmingham of Maryland in featherweight, Lloyd of Duke downed Altman of Clemson in featherweight, Kneipp of Duke won by decision over Edwards of South Carolina in lightweight, Nedomatsky of Maryland defeated Dawson of Clemson in welterweight, Womer of Virginia beat Webb of Maryland in welterweight, Humphrett of South Carolina stopped McCall of Duke in welterweight, and McAboy of Maryland defeated Hilton of South Carolina in junior middleweight, with Mann of Duke defeating Medynsky of North Carolina in junior middleweight.
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Hagen 1s Leading Gasparilla Open by Two Strokes
Walter Hagen, once dominant, shoots 64 to lead the Gasparilla Open after 18 holes at Palma Ceia in Tampa. The field of 115 includes past champions and rising players, with Hagen two behind leader Kunes and tied for fourth with several others as scores cluster.
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