Deacons top High Point 32 to 24 in rough contest
Wake Forest Deacons upset High Point College Panthers 32 to 24 on the high school court. Webb and Joyner led Wake Forest with 13 and 9 points as guards dominated a physical game with 25 Panther fouls. Cory scored 7 for High Point in limited minutes, Panthers finishing with four men.
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Many Conference Teams Enter In Southern Meet
CHAPEL HILL Feb 25 The big meet is over 10 days away yet indications show at least 11 teams will enter the conference division of the Southern Conference indoor games on March 7 Tulane Washington and Lee N C State Duke Georgia Tech and the Tar Heels will be represented along with Alabama Clemson Tennessee and V P I Some teams from Maryland South Carolina and Virginia are not entered Prospect of strong competition noted Guilford Presbyterian College enter first and second respectively 26 events four divisions will be staged with a four ring program Saturday night March 7 Also Monogram Rookie game closes winter grid practice at Carolina
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Presbyterian College
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In Training Camps New Orleans Camp Notes and Lassies Score
Feb reports from New Orleans and other sites summarize baseball camp chatter and high school basketball results. Wes Ferrell forecasts mound success after a rough North Carolina start. Eppa Salisbury shines in a guard role. High Point Lassies defeat Winston-Salem 50 to 38 with Hall Stout and McKee keying offense. others note coaches, substitutions, and upcoming season prospects.
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Holdon Ie
Cleveland Indians
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Lassies
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Ellerbe
Winston-Salem
Hall
Stout
High Point
McKee
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W.salem
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Ackerman
Hartness
Popngs
Dveie Ns Sbeeue Long
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Cecvsess
Holder
Carter
Willard
Thomas
Hackney
Stars Gather For Title Meet Tonight
Track and field stars from three foreign countries and 18 states compete in the National A A U championships at Madison Square Garden tonight for individual titles. Entries include American French Swiss Canadian or intercollegiate champions, eight world record holders, and 10 American record holders. Seraphin Martin and Paul Keller of France end their brief American tour here.
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New York
United States
Madison Square Garden
Seraphin Martin
Paul Keller
France
Dixie Conference Celebrates Tenth Birthday
The Southern Conference marks its tenth anniversary in Atlanta, tracing its origins to a 1920 Gainesville meeting and a 14 school secession from the old association. Since then nine more schools joined, totaling 23 members and expanding its teams to challenge national rivals. Dr. S. V. Sanford of Georgia is noted as a venerable figure in the conference.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Dixie
College Athletic Association
Southern Conference
Gainesville
Fla
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
S. V. Sanford
Georgia
Piedmont Bowling Showdowns Key Standings Tonight
Forsyth alley in Winston hosts King Pin in a nine o clock Piedmont league clash with a two of three victory possible to reclaim first. Industrial league tightens as Stehli forfeit and Thomas Mills, Knox each win three to rise. Clark posts first 300 this year. Football note recalls Purdue back BE Roberson kicking seven goals from placement in 1900 Rose Poly game.
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King
Stehli
Highland
Thomas Mills
Hillcrest
Knox
Kearns
Comer
Silk
Clark
BE. C. Roberson
Purdue
Rose Poly
Growth of Athletic Conference Expands with New Members
The association reports rapid expansion. Dr. Sanford remains a conference director and top spokesman while Dr. C L Hare of Alabama Polytechnic Institute becomes president after N W Dougherty of Tennessee. The old I I A A now includes 26 members, becoming the largest conference in the nation as Dixie and Palmetto split from the SI A A.
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Sanford
C. L. Hare
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
N. W. Dougherty
Tennessee
Dixie
Palmetto
Walker Suffered Risks Tonight in Walker Risko Ten Round Bout
Promoter Pa Stribling planned a Miami heavyweight show headlined by Mickey Walker defending the middleweight crown in a ten round bout against Johnny Risko of Cleveland. Weather delays shifted plans to tonight with hopes for a $50,000 gate. If Walker wins again, he may replace Primo Carnera on March 5, changing weights and ring duties amid venue concerns.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fia
Pa’ Stribling
Mickey Walker
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Stri
Max Schmeling
W. L. (Young
Primo Carnera
Jimmy Maroney
Boston
Frank J. Bruen
Miami Racing Association
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Carnera
Walker
Riske
Primo
Risko
Quakers to Hear UNC Glee Club at Guilford College
Guilford College announces a Lyceum program in Memorial hall Saturday at eight. The University of North Carolina glee club directed by Harold Dyer will present a new style of glee club program and comes after winning the regional southern championship at Greenville South Carolina. The Guilford campus has shifted focus to an A Capella choir, making this event notable for local music lovers.
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Memorial Hall
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Southern Glee Club Association
Greenville
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United States Exports to Manila Reach Record Share
Manila reports that in 1930 the United States supplied 66 percent of Philippine imports, the highest share on record. The data highlight U S trade dominance in the Manila market during that year.
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Boys Beat Rowan Team in Close Game as Lassies Top Winston
In a late season matchup, Salisbury’s boys defeated Rowan 82 to 81 while the girls routed Winston-Salem 38 to 0. Harris led with 11 points, Culler added 9, and Hinkle contributed eight as Salisbury built a 15-7 halftime edge before subs increased the margin.
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Culler
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H. Goodman
Savoldi Wins San Francisco Pro Debut on Mat
Joe Savoldi a former Notre Dame halfback defeated Howard Cantondine of Iowa in two straight falls in San Francisco last night. It was Savoldi s second professional appearance on the wrestling mat.
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San Francisco
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Notree
Howard Cantondine
Iowa
Trinity High Girls Defeat Jamestown In Close Game
Trinity High girls beat Jamestown High 26 to 7 yesterday afternoon. Welborn led Jamestown with 8 points while Trinity’s Milligas and Welborn each scored, as Jamestown struggled against the heavier Trinity lineup. Details list players and substitutes for both teams.
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