Nals Tonight In Cage Tourney Panthers Meet Bears
Kernersville and Fair Grove clash in boys finals while girls final in Piedmont High School tournament tips at Harrison gym. Lenoir Rhyne schedules college bout at 8 oclock. Kernersville Fair Grove boys follow at 9 20 after a day of tense semi finals.
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Tony
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Duke and Maryland Lead Semifinal Boxing Showdown
Duke and Maryland each advanced seven fighters to the Southern Conference boxing semifinals at College Park as Virginia relinquished the title. The program features matchups like Bob Roger vs Ed Shegogue and Danny Farrar vs Guy Sheppard with defending NC champ Max Novich facing Al Mann, while other weight classes fill the card.
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Ed Shegogue
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Guy Sheppard
Virginia Tech
Max Novich
al Mann
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Jule Medwin
Jenkins
South Carolina
Hughes
Wake Forest
John Murray
Bob Price
Tom Birmingham
Gilbert Colina
Alterstein
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Cason
Williams
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Schmidt
West
Richmond
Males
John Gormley
Hugh Rogers
Ray Matulewicz
Murray’s late shot seals 20 to ry win for Junior Ila over Fair Grove
Substitute forward Murray scores five seconds before the final horn to lift the Juniors to a hard earned victory over Fair Grove. The game stayed tight through three quarters with Fair Grove leading briefly before the Juniors surged, led by Hepler and Murray, to pull ahead at the end.
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Fair Grove Beats Denton In Boys Division Bout
Fair Grove opened a late surge to defeat Denton 28 to 19 after a tight first three quarters. Everhart Black and Nance led the winners while Crawford and Morris stood out for the losers in a hard fought regional clash.
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Bo Ian
Sahad Morris
Kernersville Club Dominate Staley Team In Final Blowout
Kernersville uses a sharp offensive assault to overwhelm Staley of Pewshee 88 to 48 in Randolph. Staley's Pewshee scores sporadically as Kernerville builds a seven point cushion by halftime and cruises in the second half. one Staley player suffers an injury during the game.
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Triangles Rally to Beat Rivals in Local Clash
The Y. M. C. A. Triangles edged the Martinsville All-Stars 44 to 42 at the local association gym. Martinsville led 26-22 at halftime, but the Triangles outscored them 22-16 in the final half. Cooper 12 and Steele 10 led the Triangles. Mitchell 12 and Vaughan 10 led Martinsville.
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Martinsville
Panthers Tangle With Elon In Top-Tier Conference Showdown
Hig Point's Purple Panthers, second in the conference, seek a deadlock with Elon Christian for first place as they host the Lenoir Rhyne Bears at Harrison gym tonight at 8. The Panthers aim to finish the year tied atop the standings after Elon completed its schedule. Coach C Virgil Yow has tightened the team after a 26 all tie vs Atlantic Christian. The program features a girls game before the varsity, followed by the boys final in the Central Piedmont tourney. The Panthers beat Lenoir Rhyne 40 33 earlier this season at Hickory. The Bears have shown progress, defeating the oo Wildcats last week.
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Sunday School League Organized With Seven Clubs
B. W. Ward was elected president of the Y M C A sponsored Sunday School Basketball league formed last night as seven clubs joined. Darrell Bulla was named vice president and Charles Spencer secretary treasurer. Teams include Presbyterian Welch Memorial First M P Central Friends Gospel Spernnese Calvary M B and Episcopa. Players must be 18 or younger and no one with prior high school college or age team play may participate.
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Darrell Bulla
Charles Spencer
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Central Friends
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Episcopa
Ett
Uch
Charlotte May Return To Pro Ball In Piedmont Game
Charlotte rumors say a Piedmont league franchise could revive professional baseball after a gap of 25 years. Joe Bugel of the Washington Senators farm system hinted at promotion if a Charlotte club can be secured, with Dan W. Hil predicting possible Winston-Salem entry as well.
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Asheville
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Piedmont
Engel
Richmond
Norfolk and
Porta
Virginia
Durham
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Baer Plans Europe Invasion After Boxing License
New York report states Maxie Baer, after NYS athletic commission reversed to grant a boxing license, plans to travel to Europe for a bout with Bob Pastor at Madison Square London and pursue film and nightclub deals aboard the Berengaria, with a 4500 pound guarantee for two fights in Britain.
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Maxie Baer
Europe
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UN— Athletic Commission
Playboy
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Madison Square London
England
Santa Anita Handicap Field Gathers for Rich 1937 Derby
The Santa Anita Handicap draws 18 entrants for the 1 1/4 mile race with Rosemont and Gold Seeker listed as favorites at 2 to 1, while Seabiscuit sits at 6 to 1 and Chanceview at 4 to 1. Track conditions improve as sunshine returns and betting favors Foxcatcher Farm’s Rosemont in the anticipated world’s richest race.
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Gold Seeker
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Water Splash
Don Roberto
Sablin
Foxcatcher Farm
Clufig
Howard
Jack League Defeats Powell in Three Fall Wrestling Bout
Dick Powell known as a wrestling tough tried to overpower Jack League at High Point Arena. Powell lost the bout after two rapid falls by League who needed five minutes for each subsequent fall. Local amateurs George Ridge and Ab Culler fought to a draw. Mayes McLain edged Jack O Brian in the opener in a tight three fall match.
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High Point Arena
Jack League
Jack Dempsey
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Powell
George Ridge
Ab’ Culler
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McLain
Dredging approved for Swansboro channel project
Rep. G A Barden said General KE M Markham war department chief of engineers approved dredging of a connecting channel and turning basin at Swansboro in the third North Carolina district.
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G. A. Barden
North Carolina
KE. M. Markham
War Department
Swansboro
Duke Favored To Win Track Meet
Duke is favored to defend the Southern Conference indoor track title as the four division meet opens in Chapel Hill. About 499 athletes from 31 institutions compete in 24 events with preliminaries tonight and finals tomorrow across conferences and scholastic divisions. Navy returns non entries from last year. North Carolina and Maryland expected to place second and third.
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Sinja
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Randolph- Macon
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Georgia
Virginia
McKinley High
Washington, D. C
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Atlanta, Ga
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Nornea Columbia
N. C
Thomes Jefferson High
Newport News
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Ldsboro
Durham
Windsor
Greensboro
Woodbury Forest Prep
McGuire’s Prep
Navy
Girls League Schedule To End Tonight
The Girls Basketball league finishes at the Salvation Army gym tonight with three games and a possible final tie. Sherrod Shirtin leads with three wins and one loss. Adams-Millis, Allen Jay, Trinity, and Harriss Covington are at two and two. If Adams-Millis beats Shirtin the top spot ties. Trinity and the Allen Jay Harriss Covington winner also have a chance. Trinity faces Salvation Army at seven. Shirtin vs Adams-Millis at eight. Allen Jay and Harriss Covington follow.
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Panther Bear Clash Is Tops In Final State Games
High Point hosts Lenoir Rhyne in a must win battle to decide the North State Conference title as the regular college basketball season ends. Davidson pits itself against Erskine while two wrestling meets gather Davidson against Tennessee and Appalachian Teachers against Cumberland. Lenoir Rhyne rolled Guilford 57 27 in warmup. Florida defeated NC State 55 29 in swimming as State swimmers claimed four relay points.
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High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Davidson
Erskine
Tennessee
Knoxville
Appalachian
Cumberland University
Boone
Guilford
Florida
N. C. State
Gators
Sawyer Named Temporary Manager of Five-County Livestock Co-op
A. N. Sawyer was named temporary manager of a five-county cooperative livestock marketing association in New Bern. The mutual exchanges will be maintained in Craven Carteret Pamlico Jones and Onslow counties.
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Craven
Carteret
Pamlico
Jones
Onslow
Trio to Play Off Golf Tie in St Petersburg Open
Horton Smith Ralph Guidahi and Harry Cooper prepared for a playoff to determine the first winner of the St Petersburg Open after finishing tied at 294. Arrangements set for Monday as prize money for the top three totals 1500. The group moved on to Belleair for the second open tourney of the Florida season.
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Fla
Horton Smith
Ralph Guidahi
Harry Cooper
Belleair
Florida
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