South Carolina Triumphs Over Duke In Southern Title Final
South Carolina routs Duke 33 to 21 to claim the Southern Conference title in Raleigh. Tompkins brothers star, Freddie tops scoring with 53 points, Bennie earns a guard spot, and the Gamecocks dominate both ends. Next year’s tournament is expected in Raleigh as crowds exceed 20,000 across sessions.
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Tine
Freddie Tompkins
Birds
Duke
Raleigh
South Carolina Gamecocks
Gamecock Machine
Duke Blue Devils
South Carolinians
Maryland
North Carolina
Tompkins Brothers
South Carolina
Athens
Texas
Freddie
Bennie
Bennie Tompkins
Jim Thompson
Bus Hall
Gilbert Clarke
Horne
Hayes
J. Thompson
Weaver
HH. Thompson
Tompkins
WB Wolf
Jeer
Henderson
B. Tompkins
Rowland
Lewis
I. En
H. Thompson
F. Tompkins
Laurie
Wolf
Proctor
Richmond
24 Teams to Play in Y M C A Gold Medal Tournament
The N C Gold Medal basketball tournament sponsored by the Y M C A opens tomorrow at 6 o clock in the association gym. Twenty four outfits from colleges Y M C A s high schools and other institutions compete in three divisions with eight clubs per division. Six games each day Wednesday and Thursday lead to semi finals Friday and Saturday with final games next week. Admission is 15 and 45 cents.
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National Association
Thomasville
Denton
Winson- Salem
Greensboro
Ramseur
Kannapolis
High Point
Dempsey Plans Chicago Talks on World Fair Bout
Jack Dempsey arrived in Chicago to discuss staging a world fair attraction featuring Max Schmeling or Max Baer. He will meet with World Fair Sports committee head George Getz and Chicago Stadium officials, with Madison Square Garden potential involvement. Concurrently Billy Petrolle and Barney Rose near a Chicago Stadium bout on March 20 with Petrolle agreeing to 128 pounds and a 15 round match.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Livermore
Cal
Heavies
George Getz
World Fair Sports Committee
Chicago Stadium
The
Stadium Corporation
Big West Side
Dempsey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
James J. Johnston
Billy Petrolle
Fargo, N. D
Barney Rose
Petrolia
Illinois
Landis Loses Fight as Minor Leagues Accept Farm Rule
The minor leagues adopt the option rule allowing major league clubs to release a player three times and the fourth time to a farm club. Judge Bramham represents minors while Harridge Barrow and McEvoy attend for the majors. Landis had earlier won a court order forcing a release of Fred Bennett after multiple moves.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
William G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
William Harridge
Edward G. Barrow
New York Yankees
L. C. McEvoy
St. Louis Browns
William Penn Tigers Triumph Over Winston-Salem Atkins
The William Penn Tigers defeated Atkins High School Winston-Salem Maroons 28 to 22 on Penn court. Brown led Penn with 12 points, Smith 9, while Akers and Leach anchored defense. This was Penn’s 18th win in 16 games as they travel to Lexington to face Dunbar tonight.
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William Penn Tigers
Atkina High School Hoya
Winston-Salem
Penn
Smith
Akers
Leach
Atkins
D. Cloud
Pitte
Penn Boys
Tigers
Lexington
Dunbar
Pittsburgh Eddie Wolfe and Teddy Varies Fight Card Result
Pittsburgh based Eddie Wolfe and Teddy Varies from Monaca pa squared off in a bout at three rounds Wolfe outpointed Louie Severe from Meadville in eight rounds while Peter Gulotta of New York defeated Meadville va opponent in eight rounds
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Pittsburgh
Eddie
Kid
Three Panthers Set For Final Game Friday
High Point College faces Hion College in the new gym Friday night with seniors Swart, Carl Smith, and Moris set to play their last game. The Panthers seek revenge after an early-season loss to Blon and have not lost in their new gym.
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Panther
High Point College
College
Hion College
Swart
Carl Smith
Moris
High Point
Guilford
K.c
Co. G& We
Lenoir-Rhyne
C. Smith
Graham
Culler
Rongecs
Panthers
Blon
Kentucky Faces Mississippi State For Southeastern Title
ATLANTA Feb 28 The Kentucky Blue Jackets aim for a Southeastern Conference basketball crown by meeting Mississippi State at 8 30 p m after Kentucky defeated LSU 51 38 and Mississippi State upset Vanderbilt 48 36 in semifinals The matchup is a rubber game with past wins and losses between the two teams highlighted by Mississippi State’s earlier upsets and Kentucky’s historic title attempts as they chase a first league championship in this era.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Blue Speedsters
Mississippi State
Louisiana State University
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Maryland
Kentuckians
North Carolina
Starkville
Wildcats
Thorpe to Officiate At Southern Conference Indoor Games
Thorpe of New York was chosen to referee the fourth Southern Conference Indoor Games at the University of North Carolina. Fred Alderman of Atlanta will be starter, Col. H. M. Read of Y. P. L. chief finish judge, and Ores Hahn of Virginia will be chief timer.
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Chapel Hill
Fd Thorpe
New York
University of North Carolina
Fred Alderman
Atlanta
Col. H. M. Read
Ores Hahn
University of Virginia
Yale to Enter 68 in Indoor Games
Yale will bring 68 athletes to New York on Saturday to compete for the Intercollegiate A A A U indoor track and field team title. The Yale team enters all 11 varsity events and the freshmen medley relay.
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Yale
New York
Pat Miller Quits As Deacon Coach After 33 Season
Wake Forest seeks new head football coach after Pat Miller resigned effective December 1 following four years directing the Demon Deacon program. Alumni and students pressed for change amid season agitation. trustees to decide at June meeting. Miller, from Atlantic City, has been linked with Holy Cross and other posts.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Pat Miller
Athletic Council
Miller
Atlantic City
N. J
Holy Cross
Giants' Jaakson Tops Giants Hard Luck List
Los Angeles Feb 28Veteran shortstop Travis Jaakson remains the Giants hard luck champion after missing practice due to a head cold while injuries linger from last season. Brooklyn right-hander Jack Quinn skips spring work over unsigned contract talks and a badly infected jaw. Chicago Cubs plan a major infield swap between Mark Koenig and Bill Jurges.
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Los Angeles
Travis Jaakson
New York Giants
Jackson
Coral Cables
Fila
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Terme
Avalon
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Mark Koenig
Bill Jurges
Sox Infield Plans Take Shape For Openers
Pasadena Feb 28 Manager Lew Fonseca has sketched a White Sox infield for the 1930 season with Minter Hayes at second Luke Appling at short and Jimmy Dykes at third. Red Kress is eyed as an infield candidate may shift to outfield where he finished last season.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Minter Hayes
Luke Appling
Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Kress
Local Wrestlers To Meet Salisbury High
A Thursday evening program features a basketball game between High Point high school and Salisbury High followed by a wrestling meet with the bury high team. The event had two prior postponements and involves school faculty teams.
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Salisbury High
High Point High School
Bury High
Sarazen Beats Dutra to Claim Unofficial World Golf Title
In Miami on February 28 Gene Sarazen defeated Olin Dutra to win the unofficial world golf championship. Sarazen built a large lead with three straight sub par rounds and finished at the 62nd hole eleven up and ten to play. He posted 67 68 67 67 en route to victory while Dutra shot 72 73 70 for 145.
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Miami
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
Sarazen
Dutra
Sarasen
Farley Presides As NYSAC Chairman For Last Time
James A. Farley presided over a New York State Athletic Commission meeting for the last time as his resignation becomes effective tomorrow. He will assume the post of postmaster general on Saturday as campaign manager for President Elect Franklin D Roosevelt.
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New York
James A. Farley
New York State Athletic Commission
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Farley
Mrs. Sensenbach Declines High Point Ball Club Franchise
Mrs. Sensenbach owner of the High Point ball park announced she will not sponsor a Piedmont League club this year after the league meeting in Wilmington. She explained the franchise was denied and said she will not pursue another effort unless someone else steps forward.
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High Point
BE. E. Sensenbach
Wilmington
Southeastern Stars Face Eligibility Rule Change
Southeastern conference athletes must pass three fourths of their studies to be eligible for intercollegiate sports and purely athletic scholarships are banned. Representatives from the 13 member schools approved the rule and authorized basketball, track and tennis tournaments for next year.
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Atlanta
Babe Ruth Gets Some Revenge in Belleair Handicap
Babe Ruth paired with Frank Regan won the Stone Crab and Sharpshooters Association Handicap in Belleair Florida finishing with a 78 notecard. Ruth and Regan led Tillman and partner by five strokes in a Scotch foursome event that followed a recent loss to Tillman.
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Belleair
Fia
Babe Ruth
D. N. Tillman
Frank Regan
Tillman
Piedmont league set for 1933 season with six franchises
Wilmington February 28 The Piedmont league stood ready for the 1933 season regardless of further franchise purchases. Charlotte Wilmington Durham Greensboro Winston Salem and Richmond Va have been awarded their franchises.
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Winston-Salem
Danville
Johnny Dobbs
Atlanta Crackers
Sid Simmons
Cy Williams
Columbia
Charlotte
Dobbs
Crackers
Hornets
Jack Whitton
Durham
Bobby Murray
H. H. Blair, Jr
Richmond
Eddie Mooers
Stanley Horne
Jack Whaley
Nashville, Tenn
St. Louis Cardinals
Greensboro
J. N. Bryant
Wilmington
Asheville
D. C
Greenville
High Point
Raleigh
Dan Hill
al Yeste
Pairings For Gold Medal Tournament
Schedule lists Wednesday games at High Point and nearby towns with teams such as High Point White, Policemen, Mills Home, Thom asville, Raiders, Erlanger, Robbins Knitting, Leathernecks, DeMolay, Winston Salem, Golds, and more in Class A and B brackets. Thursday follows with high school and all-star matchups including Kannapolis Employed Boys and Salvation Army Denton All-Stars.
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High Point High
High Point Policemen
Mills
Thomasville
High Point Raiders
Parol Company
High Point
Erlanger
Company G
Winston-Salem
Robbins Knitting
Greensboro Golds
High Point Leathernecks
Kester Furniture Co
DeMolay
High Point High School
Winston-Salem High
Schol
Allen Jay
Ramseur
Kannapolis
Denton
P. m
Salvation Army
Denton All-Stars
Mack Judson
Greensboro
Adame Millis
Highland
Trinity
Clase
Salvation Army Wins Thriller Over Allen Jay
The Salvation Army high school girls basketball team defeated Allen Jay 20 to 16 in a last night game described as thrilling. Lineups and substitutions include Rice OBrien Bundy Hendrix and Grisson for Salvation Army and Allen Jay details show Briles among substitutes.
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Salvation Army High School
Allen Jay High
Thei
Arizmendi Fights Miller For Feather Title Tonight
Alberto Ariamendi once a candy hawker in Old Mexico fights Freddie Miller for the featherweight world title. Miller, 21, from Cincinnati, is favored to defend the crown after winning the national title from Tommy Paul.
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Los Angeles
Alberto Ariamendi
Old Mexico
Freddie Miller
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
Miller
Cincinnati
Tommy Paul
National Boxing Association
Boxing Roundup From Last Night Fights
Fights last night in Terre Haute, Nashville and New York feature several knockouts and decisions. Jimmy Kelly stopped Pat Murphy in Terre Haute. Fred Die Filer outpointed Bobby Green in Nashville. Jack Rose defeated Benny Whittier by knockout in New York.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jimmy Kelly
Daytona
Pat Murphy
Danville
New York
Jack Rose
Benny Whittier
Baltimore
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Guilford County
Trustees will sell at public auction for cash on March 7 1933 at 12 noon on the premises in High Point the lands described as Lots 21 and 22 in College Terrace with plat recorded in Guilford County. The sale is under a Deed of Trust dated December 16 1930 by W R Morrow Trustee and is subject to prior encumbrances taxes and street assessments. A deposit of at least twenty five percent of the bid is required before bidding is deemed highest.
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W. R. Morrow
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
College Terrace
Office of the Register of Deeds
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Broadway
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Rialto
Chester Morris
Genevieve Tobin
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Merkel
Ernest
Truex
Timmy
She
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Tomas Itor
Broadhurst
With Geo. Hrent Zita Dobann
Alice White
Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
Sally Eilers
Merry Melody
Pitce KS
Matiner
Apter
Africa
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Woolsey
Jack
William Penn
Winston School
W.salem
M. Cloud
Muidrow
Collins
Brower
Atkine
Hill, Gantt
Thorpe
Deacon Con
Allen
L. Bundy Mete
L. O’bierne
B. Bundy Ee Hotlig
Hendrix
Bierne
Grisson
Weaver Cum Eees
M. Smith
Wood
Allen Jay, Briles
Arizmendi
Nashville
Tenn
Freddie Filer
Louisville
Bobby Green
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