Black Bison End Season With Durham Showdown
Coach Wade Marlette leads the Black Bisons against Durham high in a season finale doubleheader in the high gym. Bud Gurley and Chigger Moffitt cap final appearances, with Levi Willard adding scoring firepower as a record crowd is anticipated.
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Wade Marlette
Black Bison
Durham High School
Basketeers
Charlie Spencer
Curry High School
Greensboro
Levi Willard
Gurley
Bison
Chigger Moffitt
Joe Buchanan
Grace Henderson
Alexander- Wilson Lassies
Guilford College Track Team Begins Practice for Little Six Meet
Guilford College at Greensboro trains under Coach Carlyle Shepard as the Little Six meet approaches. Longtime stalwarts Short, Harper and new recruit Frankie Allen lead a growing squad with strengths in sprints throws and distance events. Track hopefuls include Love Jackson Thompson Mackie G Allen Newlin and Swaim as spring football players join later this week.
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Guilford College
Carlyle Shepard
Greensboro
Quakers
Guilford
Wake Forest
Pate
Cooper
Carolina
Ed Moore
Short
Harper
Alley
Phillips
Ragan
Frankie Allen
Camden
N. J
Love
Jackson
Thompson
Mackie
G. Allen
W. Newlin
Swaim
Tar Heels Roll Over Davidson In 19 To 10 Win
North Carolina defeats Davidson 19 to 10 in Chapel Hill clinching a share of second place in the Big Five standings with NC State. The result leaves UNC and State tied at .500 with UNC holding the edge due to more Big Five games played.
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Carolina
N. C. State
Duke
Scaovuu Dreevium
North Carolina Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
Davidson Wildcats
Tar Heels
Red Terors
Terrors
Raleigh
Www
L. Pet
Dune Spinners
North Carolina
Bate Esas
Wavigsgor Sc Cay
Wake Forest
Garden blocks Sharkey Scott radio fight broadcast
Despite heavy pressure from United States and foreign broadcasters, Madison Square Garden officials announced no broadcast of the Sharkey Scott and Campolo-Risko card. England and Argentina sought blow by blow rights, but Garden president William F. Carey said the event would not be aired under any circumstances. Odds favored Sharkey to KO Scott within four rounds.
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Associated Press
Miami, Fla
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Garden
National Broadcasting Company
New York
England
Phil Scott
Argentina
Victorio Cempolo
William F. Carey
Garden Directorate
Jack Sharkey
Scott
Sharkey
Giants Divide Squad For Practice Game
In San Antonio on February 25, Jack Scott's Tamales defeated Sam Leslie's Tortillas 16 to 10 in the Giants spring training opener. Scott, in the outfield, went 5 for 5 while Leslie went 4 for 4.
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San Antonio
Texas
Jack Scott
Sam Leslie
New York Giants
Scott
Leslie
Dean Bradshaw presides at national officers meeting
Dean Francis F. Bradshaw presided over the National Association of Personnel and Placement Officers meeting in Atlantic City where he serves as president. He also attended sessions of the National Vocational Guidance Association held concurrently.
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Chapel Hill
Francis F. Bradshaw
Atlantic City
National Association of Personnel and Placement Officers
National Vocational Guidance Association
Try This Free Cure For Ruptures Claims Remarkable Results
Urgent appeal from W. S. Rice of Adams New York offering a free trial of a rupture remedy. The promoter promises natural closure of the opening and removal of truss needs, urging immediate letter and coupon use to avoid operation and gangrene risks.
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W. S. Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Jones Set for Tough Campaign Ahead of Walker Cup
Bobby Jones, at 175 pounds and in peak form, prepares for a demanding season. The national open champion plans frequent rounds at East Lake, may enter the Augusta open, and targets major events including the British amateur and British open, plus Walker Cup matches and the American open and amateur.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
East Lake Country Club
Europe
Jones
Plot Seen To Make Babe Sign Contract
Reporters in St. Petersburg Florida sensed a plot to force Babe Ruth to sign with the New York Yankees. At the first spring workout a rookie Allen Cooke wore Ruths famous uniform with the 3 on the back, prompting joking speculation about the Babe allowing a rookie to wear his shirt.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Babe
Allen Cooke
Guilford College Preps Baseball After Spring Football
Guilford College begins baseball preparations after three weeks of spring football practice. Twenty three returning players from last fall’s championship squad join thirteen spring athletes as Chawford Hoyle leads workouts. Two first games ended in scoreless ties as new and lettermen squads compete for positions.
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Guilford College
Chawford Hoyle
Quakers
Anderson
Graham Hicks
Barnes
R. Newlin
Crutchfield
Turner
Beaman
Blair
Williams
Wilson
Davis
Bunn
Bass
Johnson
Wellens
West
Backs
Love
Farlow
Lippincott
Reece
Land
Jackson
Cannon
Ingram, Bachelor and Fowler win at King Pin Alleys
Ingram's market won three straight games over City Water and Light in bowling. The Bachelor Five took two of three from Stehli Silk Mill, while Fowler's Grocery defeated Turbeville in special matches at King Pin Alleys last night.
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Ingram’s Market
City Water and Light
Bachelor Five
Stehli Silk Mill
Fowler’s Grocery
Turbeville
Bush Moves Berg To First Sack Position
SAN ANTONIO TEX Feb 25 Moe Berg long time Sox catcher and occasional infielder has been worked at first base and may share duties with John Bud Clancy if Charles Arthur Shires does not sign the 11000 per season offer from the Chicago White Sox Donie Bush intends to have reserve first basing material ready regardless of Shires status.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charles Arthur
Braves Advancemen Work Stretched Muscles in Florida
Fifteen of the Boston Braves advance squad were on sore muscles after their first workout in St. Petersburg Florida. Three pitchers Ben Cantwell Ed Brandt and Johnny Cooney have not signed contracts and are kept from the field by manager Bill McKechnie. They watched from the bleachers and are expected to sign within a day or so.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Braves
Ben Cantwell
Ed Brandt
Johnny Cooney
Bill McKechnie
Pedestrian Dents Auto In Collision
Clarence Culp, a Black man, charged from behind a street car and collided with an automobile. He was uninjured while the car sustained a broken door handle in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Clarence Culp
Clarence
Tunney Arrives in Miami for Indefinite Stay
Gene Tunney has arrived in Miami Beach for an open ended stay and plans to attend the Sharkey-Scott fight on Thursday night. Friends report he seems strong and recovering from surgery in New York six weeks ago but tires easily and uses a cane for support after three weeks in Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gene Tunney
Miami
Tunney
New York
Florida
Hem-Roid promised relief for piles with internal remedy
Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is an internal tablet that relieves congestion in the lower bowel to cure piles. The ad claims quick safe lasting relief for thousands and guarantees money back if not satisfied, sold by Mann Drug Co and other druggists.
Chapel Hill Artist Exhibits In Gotham
Chapel Hill artist William Steene, with a Chapel Hill studio, travels to New York to display works. He will show at the 59th Street Gallery of Guy Wiggins and at the Grand Central Galleries, continuing portrait studies in the city.
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Chapel Hill
William Steene
New York
59Th Street
Guy Wiggins
Grand Central Galleries
King Pin Defeats Salisbury Bowlers in Five Games
The King Pin bowlers defeated Salisbury by 112 pins in a five game match on Salisbury alleys. Privette led Salisbury with 133 in a single game and Willis Sensenbach totaled 555 across the five games. A return match is set for next week on the local maples.
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Salisbury
Privette
Willis Sensenbach
Maples
Salvation Army Girls Beat Hi School Sophomores 22 18
The Salvation Army girls defeated the high school sophomores 22 to 18 in a hard fought basketball game. Lineups list Salvation Army players and substitutions, reflecting a local sports contest with detailed names and numbers.
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Salvation Army
Gallimore
O'Bierne
C. O’bernie
Saunders
Jones
Luther
Aggress
Hoover
Gross
Higan
Grant
Swiggett
James
Bulla
Williams
Patterson
Morgan
Peck's Batterymen Include Mostly Six Footers
In New Orleans on February 25 the Cleveland Indians report a recruit battery of six footers with the exception of Salvatore Gliatto. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh notes the tall group boosts the team as Wes Ferrell Willis Hudlin and Ken Holoway are the only expected pitchers remaining to join.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Salvatore Gliatto
Fort Wayne
Tribe
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Ken Holoway
Connie Mack Opens Spring Practice Sessions
Fort Myers Florida February 25 Connie Mack a leader of the Philadelphia Athletics organized a spring camp sending about 20 players to the ball yard for the first session. Another group training at Hot Springs was due by week’s end with regulars rookies and several stars including Lefty Grove arriving.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Hot Springs
South
Lefty Grove
Medical student enrollment tops twenty thousand in AMA accredited colleges
The United States now houses over 20 500 students enrolled in medical colleges accredited by the American Medical Association.
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United States
The
American Medical Association
Duke Baseball Schedule Set For 24 Games This Season
Duke University announces a 24 game schedule under coach John W Coombs. The slate features numerous away and home dates including Navy Wake Forest Maryland North Carolina State Pennsylvan ia Princeton Fordham New York University Villanova Davidson and South Carolina. Some dates are tentative with Georgia and a final Davidson game to be decided.
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Purham
Duke University
John W. Coombs
Athletics
Duke
Washington and Lee
Durham
Cornell
Navy
Wake Forest
Maryland
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Ursinus
University of Georgia
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Villanova
Princeton
Fordham
New York
New York University
Annapolis
South Carolina
Virginia
N. C. State
Davidson
Carolina
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Boxing results from multiple cities
New York: Bob Olin outpointed Leo Williams. Sarasota: Erensio Sangu es knocked out Ollie Joiner. Toronto: Steve Rocco outpointed Pablo Dano. France: Frenchy Belanger KOed Lencho. New Orleans: Primo Carnera knocked out Farmer Lodge. Philadelphia: Paulie Walker and Sergeant Sammy Baker drew. Louisville: Pat Freeman KOed Billy Roads. Rip Wilson outpointed Paul Anderson. Tuck Henning KOed Jackie Coogan.
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Toronto
Steve Rocco
Pablo Dano
Philippines
Frenchy Belanger
Toroton
Kid Lencho
Mexico
Philadelphia
Paulie Walker
Trenton
N. J
Sammy Baker
New York
Drew
Louisville
Pat Freeman
Billy Roads
Indianapolis
Rip Wilson
Paul Anderson
Tuck Henning
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jackie Coogan
St. Louis
Large Survey Planned for Rhodesia and Sudan
Washington plans a 48 month survey using airplanes and cameras to map Rhodesia and Sudan. The effort aims to cover 100000 square miles, a project that would take about 15 years by traditional methods.
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Washington
Rhodesia
Sudan
Tar Heels Prospects Boosted by Vaughan Return in Class B Meet
Chapel Hill Feb 25 Evan Vaughan returning to Carolina boxing line up is expected to strengthen the Tar Heels as they seek a third Southern conference title this week. Vaughan, a top bantam last year, had slumped after his first match this season but has trained intensively for the tournament. Raleigh Feb 25 Drawings for eastern class B basketball elimination series were arranged by eight schools after group titles. The eastern final is in Wilson March 1 with the state final at Chapel Hill March 4. Rankin said 27 eastern and 36 western schools entered class B.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Evan Vaughan
Vaughan
Crayton Rowe
Raleigh
North Carolina
Wilson
KE. R. Rankin
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
Bethel Hill
Enfield
Wake Forest
Trenton
Farmville
Kinston
Rocky Mount
South River
Lumberton
Four Oaks
Rose Hill
Goldsboro
Dunn
Cubs Leave Chicago for Catalina Island Training
The second Cubs contingent departs Chicago under Dan Cahill to Catalina Island to join the first squad. Participating are Riggs Stephenson Hazen Kiki Cuyler Hack Wilson Woody English Charlie Tolson Danny Taylor Herman Jones Lester Bell and other Cubs from 1929 and a Boston Braves pickup.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Dan Cahill
Catalina Island
Batterymen
Cahill
Chicago Fire Department
Riggs Stephenson
Hazen
Kiki) Cuyler
Lewis
Hack) Wilson
Woody English
Charlie Tolson
Cubs
Danny Taylor
Herman Jones
Lester Bell
Boston Braves
Joe McCar
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