Tar Heels Enter ACC Tournament With Unbeaten Conference Run
The North Carolina Tar Heels enter the Southern Conference tournament in Raleigh with a standout season, holders of the Big Five title after beating NC State 41 to 32. Their 11th straight win over Chicago Techs earlier is noted among 16 wins in 20 games and 18 conference triumphs in 15 starts. The caption lists players Foy Robertson Jr. and others with coach Walter Skidmore and staff.
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University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Tar Heels
State
Techs
Duke
Tories
Foy Robertson, Jr
Pete Boone
Andy Bershak
Earl Ruth
Ben Dilworth
Pete Mullis
Foy Grubb
Walter D. Skidmore
Dick Worley
Watts Carr
Frank Cuneo
Dave Bowman
al Mathes
Chester
Red) Stoppack
Charles Lynch
Nelson opens ahead in Thomasville Open golf
Byron Nelson of Reading Pa leads the Thomasville Open after 36 holes at Glen Arven with 139, five under par. Dick Metz Chicago sits two strokes back at 141, Felix Serafin Scranton Pa is third at 143, with Harry Cooper Chicopee Mass at 143 and Jack Grout Hershey Pa at 145 in a close field aiming for a final 36 holes. Gene Sarazen Brookfield Center Conn trails after two rounds with 154.
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Kenneth Gregory Thomasville
Glen Arven
Byron Nelson
Reading
Texan
Nelson
Olf
Dick Metz
Chicago
Metz
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Jack Gr
Spring Sports Begin Plans and Coaches at Senior High
Spring sports commence at the Senior High with track starting next week and spring football continuing through March 11. Bolick coaches baseball starting March 14 as a strong team forms. Track practice attracts a large turnout. lower classmen are urged to report. Swimming has begun at the Y M C A with practice three times weekly under Carter. a Duke state meet is planned. Tennis and golf practice will start later with Crane coaching tennis and an unnamed coach for golf.
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A. J. Simeon
Bolick
Simeon
Carter
Raleigh
Kannapolis
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Y Matmen Bow In inter-State champion meet result
In Winston-Salem Y of the YMCA Inter-State meet Ralph Sparks forfeited the unlimited class final to Norfleet due to an injured knee after holding a slim time edge. 118 Cline def Miller by fall. 126 Brookshire def Gregory by decision. 135 Marley def Clodfelter by decision. 145 Sugdan def Voss by decision. 155 Perdue def Daye by decision. 165 Summer def Shipley by decision. 175 Evans def Roberson by fall.
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Ralph Sparks
Norfleet
Winston-Salem
Sparks
Cline
Miller
Brookshire
Gregory
Marley
Clodfelter
Sugdan
Voss
Perdue
Daye
Summer
Shipley
Evans
Roberson
Golf leaders feature in tight Thomasville tournament standings
Horton Smith from Oak Park Ill posted 71 76 for 147 tying with Sara zen Sawyer and Frank Moore of Mamaroneck N Y and others. Paul Bunyan of White Plains N Y shot 73 twice to move ahead along with Johnny Revolta Evanston Ill former PGA champion who won the first Thomasville winter circuit event in 1936.
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Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Sarazen
Sawyer
Frank Moore
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Thomasville
Sabin Leads Seeded Field In Indoor Tennis Opener
Wayne Sabin a 21 year old Davis Cup candidate from Hollywood Calif tops the men’s national indoor singles field at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York with a 6 1 6 0 win over Armand Bruneau. Seeded rivals Gregory Mangin Frank Bowden J Gilbert Hall Leonard Hartman and George B Dunn also advanced in straight sets. Bernard Coghlan needed three sets to defeat Frank Salicis 6-3 2-6 6-3 while Don McNeill delayed his start to Monday.
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Bill Bont
New York
Wayne Sabin
Hollywood
Calif
Seventh Regiment Armory
Florida
Armand Bruneau
Bernard Coghlan
Pacific Palisades
Frank Salicis
Seventh Regiment
Coghlan
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Oklahoma City
Gregory S. Mangin
Frank Bowden
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Leonard Hartman
New Yorker
George B. Dunn
Narberth
Mangin
Charles Gilbert
Columbia University
Bowden
Frankie Parker
Baron H. H. von Kohorn
Yokohama Country Athletic Club
Hall
Irving Epstein
Hartman
Chauncey D. Steele, Sr
Columbia
Dunn
University of Pennsylvania
Philip W. Moore
Great Neck
N. Y
Berg wins South Atlantic Women's golf title in tight finish
Patty Berg from Minneapolis rallied from behind to defeat Mrs. William Hockenjos of Lake Hopatcong New Jersey one up to claim the South Atlantic Women's championship in Ormond Beach Florida. This marks Berg's fourth win of the season and her third try at the South Atlantic crown following Augusta Punta Gorda and Coral Gables victories.
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Athough
Patty Berg
William Hockenjos
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Minneapolis
South Atlantic
Augusta
Punta Gorda
Coral Gables
Oranges Flown Twice Weekly for Baer Hoffmann Training
Aneil Hoffman, manager of Max and Buddy Baer, operates a California ranch citrus supply flown to New Jersey where the heavyweights are training. The service runs twice weekly to support their boxing camp.
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New York
Aneil Hoffman
Max and
Buddy Baer
California
New Jersey
Adams-Millis tops Dobson and Boonville in Y tournament
Adams-Millis of High Point won 49 to 27 over Dobson All-Stars and 32 to 29 against Boonville. Woody Thomas led both games as top scorer with 22 points against Dobson and 10 in the Boonville victory. Lineups list Adams-Millis players and Dobson entries with modest scoring totals.
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Winston-Salem
Adams-Millis
High Point
Thomas
White B
L. Cooper
White C
C. Spencer
Folger
E. Cooper
R. Spencer
Slaydon
Steele
Lancaster
Wright
Wildcats rout Furman in Southern Conference clash
Davidson college's basketball team beat Furman 61 to 36 in Davidson Davidson County N C. The Wildcats built a 17 to 6 lead after six minutes and led 34 to at halftime as they extended their fifth conference win.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Furman
Davidsonians
North Carolinians
Dorn Wins Deciding Match To Clinch Southern Conf Title
Clemson's Russell Dorn withstood a fierce start from South Carolina's Jerry Hughes to defend his 155 pound crown and secure the team title for Clemson in the Southern Conference boxing finals at College Park. Duke, Maryland, The Citadel, North Carolina, and North Carolina State also scored in the event with final tallies.
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College Park
Russell Dorn
Clemson College
Maryland
Dorn
Clemson
South Carolina
Jerry Hughes
Bobby Price
Duke
Price
Johnny Hughes
Citadel
Hughes
Frankie Jenkins
Murnick
Benny Alperstein
Alperstein
Joe Murnick
North Carolina
Farrar
Danny Farrar
Duke University
Russ Sorrell
North of State
Sorrell
Bell
The
North Carolina State
Fisher
Askin
Williams
Cason
Ferguson
Lyons
Rogers
Moorer
Citadel rifle team defeats Davidson 959 to 885
The Citadel rifle team beat Davidson in Davidson on February 26 by 959 to 885. Citadel’s Kelley was high scorer with 142 points, while Davidson’s Bob Thieling led with 133. Citadel led in standing fire to contribute 57 of their 74 point margin.
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Davidson
Citadel
Kelley
Bob Thieling
Southern Conference Stars Eyes Raleigh Tournament
Six basketball stars from the Southern Conference prepare for the Raleigh tournament on March 3 4 and 5. Co captain Kit Carson of Washington and Lee defends his title. Pete Mullis of North Carolina is a leading forward. Eddie Berlinski of State is a speedy guard. John Wright of Richmond stars as sophomore center. Fred Edwards centers for Duke. Jack Bryce guards for Clemson.
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Raleigh
Kit Carson
Washington and Lee
Pete Mullis
Univers North Carolina
Eddie Berlinski
State
John Wright
Richmond
Fred Edwards
Duke
Jack Bryce
Clemson
Virginia Military Institute Edges Davidson in Close Meet
Lexington Virginia February 26 The Virginia Military Institute Cadets remain undefeated in Southern conference wrestling this season with a 14 to 13 victory over Davidson College. Strate led VMI with an 118 pound win, and the match featured decisive and close bouts including a 6:25 pin attempt and a hard fought heavy weight decision.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Batmen
Davidson Court
Davidson College
Strate
McIntyre
Nelson
Virginians
Davidson
Telford
Jeffery
Craver
Bickford
Bailey
Matter
Hill
Reds Open Spring Camp as Holdouts Stand Pat
Cincinnati Reds begin spring training in Tampa with five more pitchers two catchers and an infielder joining workouts. General Manager Warren Giles reports no response from holdouts Paul Derringer Ernest Lombardi Chicky Hafey Buck Jordan and Linus Frey despite his ultimatum that the original pay order stands. Manager Bill McKechnie led a light session as camp activity starts.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Warren Giles
Giles
Paul Derringer
Ernest Lombardi
Chicky Hafey
Buck Jordan
Linus Frey
Bill McKechnie
South African Hurdler Tom Lavery Takes Gold Miner Route
Sydney reports Tom Lavery, a gold miner and South African hurdler, recently ran the 110 meters in 14 seconds. He started hurdling three years ago for exercise on doctor orders.
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Sydney
Tom Lavery
Pluto’s Gravitational Clues Back to 1930 Discovery
The article notes Pluto’s gravity was inferred long before the planet was visually confirmed by telescope, tracing the clue to its 1930 discovery and suggesting early theoretical anticipation.
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Pluto
Triangle And Jane Win Industrial Tilt
Terry fears the St Louis Cardinals may challenge the New York Giants for the National League flag this year. He notes other clubs appear unchanged while the Cardinals could produce young talent. Giants plan pre conditioning camp in Hot Springs before Baton Rouge lineup.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Terry
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Geo
Terry
Baton Rouge
Jersey City
Giant
Les Powers
Mickey Haslin
Giants
Clyde Castleman
Western Carolina Teachers Triumph Over Appalachian 45 31
Western Carolina Teachers defeated Appalachian State 45 to 31 at Waynesville. White, Patton and Ardrey led the Catamounts with 11 points apiece as they built a 30 to 7 halftime lead. Wagner, Stuart and Hudson sparked a late Mountaineer rally, but it fell short.
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Western Carolina
Appalachian State
White
Patton
Ardrey
Mountaineers
Wagner
Stuart
Hudson
Princeton Coach Joe Brown Pursues Art Amid Boxing Ties
Princeton boxing coach Joe Brown, now a Philadelphia sculptor, keeps the Tiger ring men as a pastime. A former intercollegiate middleweight champion, he balances sport and sculpture in a queer mix of roles.
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Princeton
Joe Brown
Philadelphia
Tiger Ring
Ichamp
Triangle and Jones Split League Games at the Y M C A
Triangle and Jones teams rallied from halftime deficits in two league games at the Y M C A yesterday. Weisner and Clar Byrd each scored 14 and 12 points for Triangle, while H Giles led the Ellington Florist squad with 16. Young topped Jones with 11 as Marsh added five for the Marsh five.
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Jones Serv
Ellington Florist
Y. M
Weisner
Clar Byrd
Beli
H. Giles Giles
Young
Jones
Som
Marsh
Virginia Peanut Content Averages Forty Four Percent
Virginia reports peanut content averages forty four percent when roasted. Researchers note variability across varieties and processing methods affecting flavor and fat content.
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Virginia
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