North Carolina Forces Dramatic Rally To Clip South Carolina
South Carolina the No. 1 seed in the Southern Conference tournament outlasted North Carolina 34 to 32 in double overtime to earn a spot against Duke for the title. Duke defeated Washington and Lee 41 to 32 in the other semifinal at Raleigh Auditorium on February 25.
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Duke
Washington and Lee
Blue Devils
Washington
Lee
Tar Heels
Gamecocks
North State
Smith
South Carolina
SS & F. Tompkins
Wolfe
Leur. F
Wemdereen
Seesenvesi
North Caroline
South Caroline
North Carolina
South
Proctor
Richmond
Gerard
Tllinois
Menton
Loyola of Baltimore
Lees
Holbrook
Henthorne
Cabenaves
Ces
Mae
Hayes
BH. Thompson
Virginia Captures Conference Boxing Meet
Davidson and North Carolina matmen wrestled to a 9 9 draw in Chapel Hill with UNC Hussey and Mathewson earning wins. Capt. Idol was held to a decision ending his five straight falls this season.
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Idol
Whitlock
Chapel Hill
Davidson
University of North Carolina
Whitefield
Aptain Idol
Hussey
UNC
Ak Oe Harris
Mathewson
Jenkins
Sprunt
Davis
Hiller
Griffith
Quarterman
Spell
Capt. Taylor
D. C
Pickett
Potter
D. G
Auman
Idol Wins Again in 1:60 Unlimited-Capt. Idol Triumph
Idol of UNC defeated Whitlock with a time advantage of 8:61 in a tight matchup. The result underscores Idol’s continued dominance in the Unlimited-Captain division.
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Capt. Idol
UNC
Whitlock
Virginians win third straight Southern Conference boxing title
University of Virginia dominates the seventh annual Southern Conference boxing meet in University, Virginia, sending seven finalists and claiming 29 points to outpace North Carolina with 10. Bobby Goldstein headlines with two titles, while Lewis Reiss defends his light heavyweight crown and Archie Hahn claims another Virginia title. Several bouts end by knockout or forfeit as Duke Maryland and others place.
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Joseph ER. Nettles
Associated Press
University, Va
University of Virginia
Mighty
Uitmen
Cavaliers
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Duke
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Bobby Goldstein
Virginia
Harold Burns
Lewis Reiss
Rip Collins
Charlie Garner
North Carolina
Gordon Rainey
Bill Dunnaway
Hal Stuart
Plat Landis
Red Negri
Virginia Poly
Negri
Lloyd
Pishburne
Garner
Carolina State
Dunnaway
Stuart
Blackie Carter Contract Offered as High Point Manager
Blackie Carter is offered the post as player manager and general manager of the High Point Piedmont league club for 1933. The contract, mailed to Mrs. EB Sensenbach in Greenville, requires hiring and firing control and salary limits. Carter plans to attend the Piedmont league conference in Wilmington to seek a berth for High Point, with a $1500 forfeit to be posted by Mrs. Sensenbach or its equivalent. Carter is a former major league player with eight years in pro ball and a Furman University standout.
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Blackie Carter
Greenville
8. C
Idle Point
EB. EB. Sensenbach
Carter
Sensenbach
Blackie
High Point
Willmington
President Hill
Charlotte
Furman University
D. C
Furman
Blackie Carter Seeks Control of High Point Baseball Club
Blackie Carter is set to manage the High Point baseball club after a contract from local operators arrived in Greenville yesterday and awaits Carter’s signature. The agreement outlines his role and terms of leadership for the team.
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Blackie Carter
High Point
Greenville
Carter
Kentucky, LSU, Vanderbilt reach SE basketball semifinals
Alabama fell to Mississippi State as seed teams advanced in the Southeastern tournament in Atlanta. Kentucky, LSU and Vanderbilt won to reach Monday's semis with State and LSU set to meet, while Florida struggled against Kentucky.
Fiddlers Convention Planned By I W A Friday Night
An old fashioned fiddlers convention is set for Friday night at 7 36 at the Industrial Workers of the World hall on South Main street over Mc Crorys. J J Thomas serves as secretary treasurer and announced the event. The piece also notes a Tuesday night meeting of the degree team and a Thursday evening gathering.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
McCrory’s
J. J. Thomas
Fatal Auto Crash Claims Local Boy in Concord
In Concord on February 26, 192?, 9 year old R V Stowe died after a car driven by a boy overturned when a tire blew out. The victim was the son of Sam Stowe, a well known local farmer.
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Concord
R. V Stowe
Sam Stowe
Southeastern meet Monday to set new conference rules
Atlanta February 26 conference presidents of Southeastern universities gather to refine plans for a stronger athletic body and draft rule changes. They aim to shift football coach oversight to the university, administer scholarships by the university, and base athletic scholarships on both ability and academics.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Conference
Southern Conference
Southern
Southeastern
Athletic Association
Rhodes
Trinity High Wins Two Off Jamestown
Trinity High School swept Jamestown in a Thursday Salvation Army court doubleheader. In the boys game Trinity won 20 to 8 led by Brookes, while the girls prevailed 16 to 6 with Hughes scoring nine.
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Trinity High School
Jamestown
Salvation Army
Brookes
Trinity
Hughes
Trinnity
High Point Juniors Rally Past Draper 63 27
The High Point Juniors from the M. C. A. basketball team traveled to Draper Friday night and defeated the Draper Junior team by 63 to 27. Farlow led High Point with 21 points as Draper struggled against the visitors.
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High Point
Draper
Farlow
Coton
Barrier
Fulton
McBride
Whitley Bane Eet McGee
U S Ryder Cup Team Announced by Jacobus
The 1933 American Ryder Cup lineup under captain Walter Hagen includes Olin Dutra and Paul Runyan with Gene Sarazen Densmore Shute Craig Wood Ed Dudley Leo Diegel and Horton Smith. A possible tenth member depends on the Chicago national title. The team sails June 14 for England for four foursomes and eight singles.
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New York
Walter Hagen
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
George R. Jacobus
Professional
Golfers’ Association of America
Great Britain
Gene Sarazen
Densmore Shute
National Association
England
Southport
Johnny Farrell
Columbus
Ohio
Wilfy Cox
Bill Burke
al Espinosa
Hagen
Abroa
Sarazen
Diegel
Dudley
Smith
Wood
Shute
United States
Southeastern Conference Basketball Scores in Atlanta
LSU defeated Tennessee 55 to 43 and Kentucky led Florida 48 to 24. Vanderbilt posted a 28 to 25 win over Tulane while Mississippi State held Alabama to a low score of six.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Mississippi State
Florida
Alligators
Tulane
Tennessee
Starkeville
Ths
Davis
Johnson
Tigers
S. U
Illinois Women's Club Wins Indoor Track Meet
Illinois Women's Athletic Club captured the national indoor track and field meet at Madison Square Garden, setting two world records. Dorothy Lyford and Nan Gindele led in events, while Annette Rogers won two titles as Illinois topped a field including Newark, Boston, Lakeside, Dragon, Meadowbrook, and Medford clubs.
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New York
Illinois Women's Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Dorothy Lyford
Boston Swimming Association
Nan Gindele
Chicago
Mises Lyford
Miss Gindele
Carolyn Dieckman
Annette Rogers
Miss Rogers
Rena MacDonald
Dedham
Mass
Illinois
A. C
Newark
Boston Women’s Swimming Association
Lakeside Club
Toronto
Dragon Club
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
Medford
Charlotte Y Takes Carolinas Crown
The Charlotte Y basketball team defeated Winston-Salem 4 to 20 in the Carolinas Y M C A championship final at Kannapolis. Winston-Salem beat Raleigh 26 to 25 earlier. Charlotte advanced when Sumter, S C, failed to appear.
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Kannapolis
Charlotte ‘“Y
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Charlotte
Sumter
8. C
Piedmont league class rule faces opposition over expansion
Eddie Mooers owner of the Richmond club seeks to raise the number of class men in the Piedmont league, asking seven or eight, but four directors oppose the change. Greensboro, Durham, Wilmington and Charlotte have spoken against increasing class men.
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Greensboro
The
Daily News
Eddie Mooers
Richmond
Wilmington
Virginia
Durham
Charlotte
Mooers
Richmond—Am
Piedmont
Cy Simmons
Wilmington Baseball Club, Inc
Jack Whitton
Durham—Am
Red Sox Sold to Thomas Yawkey After Quinn Apology
Boston changes hands as Bob Quinn sells the Red Sox to Thomas A. Yawkey a New York multi millionaire and son of a former Detroit Tigers owner. Yawkey will be president with Eddie Collins as vice president and general manager and Marty McManus to remain as manager as the club trains in Florida.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Bob Quinn
Thomas A. Yawkey
New York
Detroit Tigers
Young Yawkey
Quinn
Edward Trowbridge
Eddie’ Calling
Eera Ime
Aid Alblelion
Will
Collins
Yawkey
Marty McManus
John “Hone
Farasota
Pla
William Harridge
Red Sox
Wingate Takes Junior Crown In NC JC Conference
Wingate defeated Belmont Abbey 43 to 38 to win the North Carolina Junior College conference basketball title. Wingate had earlier beaten Boiling Springs 43 to 29 in the afternoon semifinal led by Harrington with 17 and York with 14 points. Belmont Abbey had edged Lees-M Rae 37 to 28 in the other semifinal.
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Davidson
Wingate
Belmont Abbey
Boiling Springs
York
Harrington
Belmont
Lees-ie- Rae
F Temak
Cantwell
Dengate
Deris
Teleion Ce
Sunday School League Sees Low Scoring Basket Games
Four YYMCA Sunday school basketball games produced tight scores. Steele scored 10 to lift Steele led Green street to an 18 to 7 win over M P. South Main defeated Episcopal 16 to 6. Lutheran edged Trinity 22 to 14 with Boldin scoring six for the losers. Reformed narrowly beat Salvation Army 15 to 3. Substitutes: South Main Royal Hicks Episcopal Hubbard Taylor M FP.
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Steele
Lutheran
Trinity
Boldin
Reformed
Salvation Army
Green Street
M. P. South Main
Episcopal
South Mat
Mills Home wins orphanage crown in straight games
Mills Home defeated Oxford to claim undisputed orphanage championship in straight games. Mills Home boys led throughout as Clary sprained an ankle in the final quarter. Oxford girls also contesting the girls title after a 3-1 record, with visiting girls winning easily.
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Thomasville
Mills
Oxford
Crey
Clary
Aous Perior
High Point Boxers and Adams-Millis Triumph in League Play
Industrial League action saw High Point Paper Box defeat Allen Jay 28 to 18 as E Farlow scored 10 points. Adams-Millis Olt beat Highland 23 to 19 with Ingram leading their scoring at 11 points. M Anderson topped Highland with eight.
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Guilford College
Mountain Bears
Guilford Quakers
Lenoir- Rhyne
Quakers
Beare
Lenoir
G. F. JT. Leath
Little
Stasavitch
Overcaeh
Seer Hughes
T ‘Statler
Paynes
Arner
Reynolds
Guilford
High Point Paper Box
Allen Jay
Adams-Millis Oltfit
Highland Boys
E. Farlow
Ingram
Adams-Millis
M. Anderson
Highland Players
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Renee
W. T. Peacock
Lenoir-Rhyne
Guilford Five
Percy
Percy Idol
Davidson College
N.C
Norment Quarles
Landis
INS. C
Big Blue Kentucky
Trinity High
Mplourney
Spencer
Kimry
Brooks
Mitchell
Cain
Culler
Ste Bundy
High Point Juniors
U. S
Jacobus
Paul Bunyan
Carolinas
Bill
King
South Main
Royal
Hicks
Hubbard
Taylor
M. FP
Kearns
D. Hubbard Eter Eee
Hubbard Hutchins
Diffendale
B. Hartley
Hoover
Whitley
Chevis
Waldron
Barrer
McDowell
H. Farcow
Ie Et Ee Bottoms
G. Meisky
W. Spencer
Wright
Reid Eo
Chasett
Mills Home Warren
Mille Home
Coats
Stevens
Branch
Harte
Eeeee Warrick
Clark
Booth
Ray
Keith
Jackson
Eee
A. Eee
G. Gunter
Ener
Paris
Bey
Pr. Cromer
Thomas
Ed Farlow
Glasgow
Gentry
Mendrix
Salen Brown
Newsom
Oliver
Ewreee
Hitler
Millis
Highland
McFarland
Hinkle
M Anderson
Buchanan
Anderson
Morehead
Stone
Norman
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