Golden Gloves On In High Point As Boxes Prepare
The Central Carolina Golden Gloves tournament draws a strong field for the High Point event with 75 amateur candidates and 30 ringside seats left. Boxers from Monroe, Asheboro, and Point join local contenders. Monday night at the Elwood Hotel volunteers urge turnout as weigh ins occur and ringside seating sells out ahead of Tuesday night action.
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National Guard Armory
R. G.peearland
le Committee
Seattle
Orizes
Ioy Hampton
Monroe
Clyde Asheboro
Orville Little
Int
Freedom Club
Jarby
T of Town
Merita Edges Allen Jay In Tight Industrial League Duel
Merita bakers edged Allen Jay 29 28 after two overtimes in a 22 22 tie at regulation and 26 26 after first period. Adams-Millis beat Marsh 24 14 while High Point Paper Box defeated Thomasville Chair 41 18. Standings show Adams-Millis 34 Marsh 14 Merita 20 Allen Jay 28.
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Paper Box
Thomasville
Merita
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Marsh Quintet
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Thomasville Chair
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Coover
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Seeerrere
Johnson
Hay
Coop Ener
Hoover
Toro
Nelson
Ncvureon Venecens
Thomas
Miller
Cromer
Mu Beck
Clyde Shaw Enters Local Golden Gloves Tourney
Clyde Shaw, a local favorite, joins the second Central Carolina Golden Gloves carnival opening at High Point High School. He faces lightweight or welterweight as he weighs in, with brother Worth Shaw also a strong contender. Elon College boxers Frank Hayes and James Rumsey enter, along with Arlin Hucks, Kid Kelley, Gib Callahan, and other noted fighters as entries arrive.
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High Point High School
Clyde
Asheboro
Worth
Elon College
Frank Hayes
James Rumsey
Arlin Hucks
Hasty
Kid Kelley
Gaffney
Gib Callahan
Wesley Ferrell Weighs Move to Movies
Greensboro report says Wesley Ferrell, once a noted baseball bad boy, is seriously considering a shift to the film world. The story notes his interest in pursuing acting opportunities as a new career path.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Daily News Aid
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Warren And Kemp To Serve As Officials Of Tourney
Warren the Duke boxing coach and Lewis Kemp of Charlotte will oversee the Central Carolina Golden Gloves tournament at High Point High School. Kemp is regarded as a top North Carolina referee and will handle most bouts with another possible official assisting. Local judges from High Point join the referees, praised for fair officiating that drew returning fighters from other towns.
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Add Warren
Duke University
Duke
Lewis Kemp
Charlotte
Kemp
North Carolina
High Point
Ferrell Plans Hollywood Trip After 1937 Baseball Season
The paper notes Ferrell intends to visit Hollywood once the 1937 baseball season ends. A longtime friend, a film executive, has urged him for two years to enter movies and has extended an invitation.
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Ferrell
Hollywood
Official from Duke to preside at Central Carolina Gloves
A Duke University official and former Carolinas heavyweight champion will serve as an official at the Central Carolina Golden Gloves tournament starting Tuesday night.
Court Scandal Wins Flamingo Stakes At Hialeah
Court Scandal owned by John Hay Whitney after a late move from 45 to 1 odds over Mary Hirechs No Sir to win the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah. Eli Yale and Tattered followed in third and fourth as 20,000 spectators saw a $995,165 Flamingo wagering total. Court Scandal paid 93.70 for a $2 win with $35.50 place and $13.00 show.
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Mary Hirech
Payne Whitney
Eli Yale
Tattered
John Hay Whitney
Martin
Jim Healy
Whitney
Dewitt Page
Maedic
Bostonian
Saratoga
Florida
Havana Club Triumphs Over Giants Behind Strong Pitching
Basilio Rossell of the Havana professional team beat the St. Louis Cardinals twice last season and limited the New York Giants to six hits in a 9-1 victory. Clyde Castleman Bill Benne and Chiff Melton struggled for the Giants as Havana built a early lead and held on. The Giants dropped to 0-2 on the season while Havana, previously last in the Island league, flashed championship form.
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Basilio Rossell
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Clyde Castleman
Rockies
Bill Benne
Chiff Melton
Giants
New Yorkers
New York
High School Youth Sets New Mile Mark
New York February 27. At the National High and Prep School championships in Madison Square Garden 16 year old Leslie MacMitchell of George Washington High School ran indoors the fastest mile ever by a schoolboy in 4 23 6. He lowered the previous record of 4 31 6 set last year by Ray Trail of Mont Pleasant Schenectady NY.
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Madison Square Garden
Leslie MacMitchell
George Washington High School
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Ray Trail
Montpleasant
Sechenectady
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Panama hats from Peru Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela noted
The best Panama hats come from Peru Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela highlighting a regional craft. The article emphasizes the countries of origin and the quality associated with each source.
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Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
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