High Point Panthers open league with Mountaineers clash
The Purple Panthers of High Point College start the North State Conference schedule Wednesday at home against Appalachian Mountaineers in the first of 12 conference games. Key veterans return with Broadus Culler as captain and a tested lineup as the team aims for the loop title.
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McNair And Cramer Sold To Red Sox By Athletics
The Athletics trade infielder Eric McNair and outfielder Dec Cramer to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for pitcher Henry Johnson infielder Alfred Niemiec and cash. Cramer, 28, hit .332 in 148 games last season and has long been a top outfielder. McNair, from Meridian Mississippi, posted a .270 average in 137 games after a strong 1934 season. The deal, linked to the prior Foxx and Marcum sale, signals a major reshaping of the A's roster for 1936.
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Triangle Thomasville And Bakeries Tie Atop Industrial League
In yesterday's Industrial League at the YMCA Triangle fell to Thomasville 22 19 to slip into a three way leading group with American Bakeries. Thomasville and Bakeries each won close games as Adams Millis and Paper Box also battled.
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Sarazen Leads After Two Rounds in Miami Open
Gene Sarazen, Brookfield Center, Conn., shot 31 on the back nine to finish 36 holes at 188, leading the $2,500 Miami open. Jules Huot and Paul Bunyan both at 139, with Willie Klein, Frank Walsh, and Denny Shute at 140, amid a crowded leaderboard. Amateur Art Lynch led amateurs at 148 while T. D. Boardman fell to 160.
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Cardinals Announce 34 Exhibition Games in 1926 Spring Schedule
St. Louis plans 34 exhibitions including four in Havana with 17 against major league foes. Pitchers and catchers report February 25 in Bradenton, Florida, with other players following the same day. The plan includes a longer training period than 1925 and a loaded slate of spring contests across Florida and Georgia.
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College football scores around the nation
At Annapolis Baltimore 25 Navy 38. At Charlotte Davidson 27 North Carolina 46. Wake Forest game Wake Forest 25. At Columbus Wisconsin 23 Ohio State 44. At Hamilton Colgate 48 Cornell 23.
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Construction of Prague Airport Advances Rapidly
Construction proceeds swiftly on a large Prague airport in Czechoslovakia with completion expected at a cost around 4.4 million dollars. The project reflects significant investment and development in the region during the period.
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Hines Leads Riverside Open with 66 in Round Two
Jimmy Hines, a hefty eastern pro from Garden City, Long Island, shot a 66 to surge to 136 after 36 holes at the Riverside $3,000 Open. Orville White trails with 139, Byron Nelson and M. J. Ridgewood in the group at 141, while Sam Parks Jr and Johnny Dawson stand at 144 in the late field. Sixty low scorers advance to the 36-hole final tomorrow at the Victoria club course.
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Allison Meets Hendrix In New Orleans Tennis Finals
In New Orleans on January 4, Wilmer Allison top ranked U S player advances to the final of the mid winter tennis tournament by defeating Martin Buxby 6 3 6 0. Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Fla edges J Gilbert Hall after dropping the first set 0 6 6 3 7 5 to reach the final with Hall in a real battle. Doubles finals set for Sunday feature Ernie and Eddie Sutter vs J Gilbert Hall and Hel Surface. Sutter brothers defend Sugar Bowl doubles title by routing Hendrix and Fran Gueransey 6 0 6 4 while Hall and Surface stop Allison and Caswell 6 3 6 1.
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Purple Panthers Triumph In Close 46 44 Win
High Point College Panthers edge out Triangles 46 44 in a tense season opener at Harrison gym. Triangles led 16 10 at half. Panthers rally with Towery and Martin scoring to lead 40 28 with eight minutes left before a late Triangles surge.
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Southern Tourney Slated In Atlanta
Dates for the second annual Southern invitational basketball tournament in Atlanta were announced for February 20, 21 and 22. The Atlanta Y.M.C.A. defends. Spindale, N.C. and Charleston, S.C. were strong last year and likely to be invited again.
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Cowboy Luttrall Returns to Local Arena for Powell Bout
Cowboy Luttrall comes back to High Point arena to face Dick Powell in the feature event. Powell defeated Henry Graber in two of three falls with wins in the first and third. Graber took the second. Semi final pairs Scotty Dawkins and Et Fischer in a 60 minute best two of three falls. Dawkins drew with Dodie Osborne in a one fall apiece match as time expired.
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