Alabama Fans Welcome Crimson Tide Home From Rose Bowl
In Tuscaloosa on January 5 a 56 000 crowd greeted Alabama's Rose Bowl champions with whistles and band music. Coach Frank Thomas praised teamwork and Millard Howell and Don Hutson spoke for the squad as Reilly Smith brought a black cat mascot from New Orleans. Nine seniors bowed out, with a final group appearance planned at a chamber of commerce banquet next week.
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Triangle Holds Perfect Record In Amateur League
Triangle remained undefeated in the Amateur Basketball League at the YMCA. They beat Globe Parlor 23 to 14 as Gaddis led with nine points. Marsh Furniture defeated Globe Parlor 26 to 19 with Brooks and Everhardt leading. Adams Millis edged Robbins 11 to 10 with Stokes scoring six. Trinity beat Highland 25 to 23 with Spencer and Anderson scoring ten each. AMATEUR LEAGUE STANDINGS show Triangle 6-1, Adams Mill 2-1, Trinity 2-0, Highland 2-1.
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High Point Defeats Atlantic Christian in Gym Opening
High Point Panthers beat Atlantic Christian College 44 to 27 in the inaugural ACC gym game. Cunningham led High Point with 13 points, Culler 12 for ACC. Anderson stood out defensively for ACC and Interferi for High Point.
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Virginia Defeats South Carolina 33 to 27 in SBC Opener
Virginia builds a small first-half lead and leverages staunch defense to top South Carolina 33 to 27. Henry Strum scores 14 in his season debut as the Cavaliers hold the visitors to two field goals before halftime while Ray Smith opens Virginia’s scoring. Gamecocks rally late but the Cavaliers never relinquish the edge.
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Tate Set Back in First Start
The Wofford Terriers opened the season with a tough loss as Tate struggled in his first start, trading baskets with their opponent in Raleigh.
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Senators Rely on Young Pitchers for 1935 Hope
Washington manager Clark Griffith pins future on rookies Reese Diggs Orville Armbrust and Sid Cohen as potential mound answers. Diggs 19 from Pimlico Md impressed on the road trip with “stuff” and the others show promise amid a crowded staff, while eight veterans including Whitehill Burke Weaver Russell Stewart and McColl compete for spots.
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Smooth-working Terriers Topple Wolfpack 37 34
Wofford delivers a 37 34 victory over North Carolina State as Robertson and Norrell spark the Terriers. Aycock and Jay lead NC State while State answers back late to reclaim the lead after a tie at 31 all with nine minutes left. Wofford had previously fallen to Davidson and Duke on their Tarheelia swing.
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Local Y Teams Sweep Kannapolis With Two Victories
The Kannapolis trip produced two YMCA wins for the Local Y. The Local Juniors defeated Kannapolis 44 to 25 while the Mid squad fell 19 to 12.
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Y M C A Triangles Triumph Over Draper Five 37 to 19
The Y M C A basketball team defeated Draper Five 37 to 19 on the local floor in a hard fought game. Woody Thomas led Triangles with 11 points, supported by Rowe Cooper and Farlow for 19 total, while Carter anchored defense. Draper’s Powell and Haymore starred for the visitors. The next game sends Triangles to Salisbury to face the American Legion club.
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Duke Beats South Carolina 6-2 In Durham Boxing Meet
In Durham North Carolina Duke defeats South Carolina by six to two in a college boxing match.
Largest organ in Atlantic City hall rivaled for size
The convention hall in Atlantic City New Jersey houses the world’s largest organ with 35000 pipes 190 stops and eight keyboards, attracting attention for its monumental design and acoustic reach.
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College Basketball Scores Snapshot Across Matchups
Dartmouth 29 Syracuse 57. Indian 32 Illinois 28. Penn 43 Penn State 22. Purdue 19 Wisconsin 18. Chicago 24 Minnesota 30 Marquette 28. Kentucky 22 New York A 28. West Virginia 37 Carnegie Tech 34. Kansas State 34 Oklahoma 47 Texas 38 Southern Methodist 36. Xavier 45 Centenary 20. South Carolina 27 Virginia 33. Navy 53 Baltimore 22. Clemson 40 Sewanee 16. Wofford 37 N C State 34. High Point 44 ACC 27. Alabama 31 Tulane 26.
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GAMES NEXT WEEK SCHEDULE FOR LOCAL TEAMS
Adame Millis B meets Globe Parlor at 1 30. Trinity plays Robbins at 2 15. Triangle hosts Highland at 3 00. Marsh faces Amos at 3 45.
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Wake Forest Opens Spring Football Practice Under Weaver
Wake Forest begins spring drills Monday with about 50 players from last season's varsity and freshman squads returning. Graduation thin ranks, new faces and names from the 1934 freshman group, and a focus on fundamentals mark the eight week session ending March 1 as Coach Jim Weaver and Greason plan a preview of this year's plays.
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Carolina Quintet Faces Four Tilt Schedule Ahead
Carolina basketball opens with Wake Forest in Chapel Hill then travels to Virginia for three road games. The White Phantoms start Southern Conference play versus Washington and Lee in Lynchburg, then face VMI and VPI. Freshman teams also schedule games next week.
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Jockey Star Leads Five-Race Sandhills Card at Pinehurst
Jockey Joe Petz of Brooklyn rode Technocrat Door keeper Shawn Padriac to win the first three races at Pinehurst on the second Sandhills card. Petz later placed second aboard Hot Cake and third on Fair Blanche. Shawn Padriac outsprinted Harmonak, Maple Sue won the fourth, and White Bud finished a head behind Fair Blanche in the curtain race.
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Duke Five Sets Early Week Schedule in Basketball and Boxing
Duke will host Wake Forest in a Big Five basketball game Monday then face Army at West Point and Maryland at College Park with a canceled New York match against Crescent Athletic. Boxing meets Clemson Saturday. Wrestlers and swimmers prep for next week openings.
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Duke Boxers Triumph Over Gamecocks in Durham Meet
Duke University's boxing team defeated South Carolina 6-2 in Durham with Park Jenkins and Dave Stoddard absorbing punishment from Duke captains Freddie Lloyd and Ray Matulewicz. Duke also routed Louisburg College 6-2.
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Guncotton Production and Legion Membership Report
A report notes guncotton is produced by treating cellulose with sulphuric and nitric acids. The American Legion asserts a membership total of 1 001 583.
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Cunningham Wins UD Meter Race at Knights Meet
Glenn Cunningham defeats Gene Venzke in a thrilling 800-meter showdown at the Knights of Columbus track meet in Brooklyn. William Ray edges Harry Williamson as Joe McCluskey opens his 1935 campaign with a big 3 000-meter win. McCluskey posts a rapid 1:48 clocking on unbanked boards while UNC’s McCrea and Crowley fade from the pace.
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Adams-Millis Triumphs Over Kernersville Quintet
Adams-Millis varsity defeated Kernersville plant 35 to 19 in a tight game. Edwards led Kernersville with nine points while Adams-Millis shared scoring. lineups listed with Johnson Steele Rowland Hinkle for Adams-Millis and Henderson Spain for Kernersville.
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Wampion Lashes at Wy Ficht Promoter in Detroit
Detroit Free Press reports a heated dispute involving heavyweight champ James Johnston, Max Lee, and Madison Square Corp. at a Friday night confrontation in Detroit. Johnson accuses promoter movers of bias while claiming personal resolve to dominate every fighter.
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Gold Medal Tourney at Local Y.M.C.A.
The third annual Gold Medal basketball tournament will be staged by the local Y.M.C.A near the Piedmont Carolinas. Medals will be awarded to winning teams and outstanding athletes. Plans and dates will be announced soon as efforts aim to make the event one of the South’s top competitions.
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Loughran Beats Godoy in 12-Round Heavyweight Bout
Tommy Loughran, veteran heavyweight from Philadelphia, defeated Arturo Godoy of Chile in a 12 round bout in Buenos Aires. Loughran won on points as the referee scored the decision after the final bell.
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Ronyecz Named Captain of High Point Panthers Five
Zoltan Ronyecz a senior from Ambridge PA was elected captain of the High Point College basketball team by the varsity club. He has been a steady guard under Coach Yow and led in previous seasons despite injuries. With three regulars back and strong freshmen, the Panthers aim for the North State conference title.
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