Cavaliers Boxing Faces Rebuilding Season At Virginia
University of Virginia boxing coach Johnny Larowe enters his 13th year with a young Cavaliers squad overshadowing past glory. Five titleists departed, leaving a nucleus led by Harold Stuart Archie Hahn Jr. and Gordon Rainey. Freshmen and limited veterans fill the lineup as they prepare for Harvard at home January 13 and a slate including VMI Navy Yale and the Southern Conference tournament at home February 23-24.
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Joseph BE
Cavalier
Tom Fishburne
Lewis Reiss
Cavaliers
Hiram Smith
John Dawson
Harvard
Larowe
Harold Stuart
Archie Hahn
Gordon Rainey
Larone
Maynard Worner
Hahn
Rainey
Marion Brooks
Bob Logan
Warner
Bill McClung
Willard Quarles
Stuart Will
Lyndon Lee
Cully Wilkin
Gene Hourihan
North Carolina
V. P
Blacksburg
Navy
Yale
Richmond
Dow and Stonehouse Tie for Open Title in Miami Playoff
Willie Dow and Ralph Stonehouse tied at 279 after 72 holes in the Miami Open. They agreed to share the prize money, each receiving 425 dollars, while Tommy Armour finished one stroke back at 280 earning 250 dollars. Gene Sarazen shot 283 for 150 dollars and Phil Perkins took 100 dollars.
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Miami
Fila
Willie Dow
Scotchman
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Dow
Stonehouse
Indiana
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Ieaders
Armour
Gene Sarazen
Phil Perkins
Willoughby
Ohio
Lions Return to Campus After Rose Bowl Triumph
Columbia’s 30 man Rose Bowl squad arrived back amid intense New York celebrations and downpour crowds. President Butler and Mayor LaGuardia hailed the victory over Stanford 7 0, while alumni and students packed Broadway and South Field to honor the Lions and their coach Lou Little.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Columbia
New York City
Lion
Stanford
Nicholas Murray Butler
Fiorello LaGuardia
Herbert Hawkes
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Denver
Chicago
Cardinals
Broadway
Morningside Heights
College
Butler
University
Fifth Avenue
England
LeGuardia
John O'Brien
O'Brien
Lou Little
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia Spectator
Spectator
P. T. Barnum
Little
Fon Boardman
al Barbados
South Field
Yale
Lions
Kissman
Thomasville High Opens Season Amid Local Basketball Rush
Thomasville high school opens its season with a home game against Thomasville high on the local court. The schedule features the High Point college Panthers visiting Salisbury to face the Catawba Indians, along with Y M C A and Industrial league clashes and a Friday meeting with Mills Home. Season tickets go on sale to the public at 1.25 for ten home games. student passes are 1. The girls juniors and seniors clash as a preliminary game.
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High Point
Thomasville High School
High Point College Panthers
Catawba Indians
Salisbury
Y. M. C. A. Quint
Yadkinville Cardinals
Purple Panthers
Roanoke College
Harrison
Appalachian College
Robbins
Adams-Millis
Mills
High School Today
Fo T
Seni
North Carolina Maryland to tackle Virginia quintets in league play
North Carolina and Maryland teams travel to play Virginia as the Southern Conference schedule gains momentum. UNC heads to Blacksburg and Lexington for games against Virginia Tech Virginia Military Washington and Lee while Maryland meets Duke Washington and Lee and Virginia Military around the weekend. Clemson and N C State led early in the race with wins over Clemson.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Clemson
N. C. State
South Carolina
Duke
College Park
Tar Heels
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Virginia Military
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Gouth
Carolina
State
Tigers
North Carolina Relief Aid Distribution Among Negro Families
federal relief head Harry L. Hopkins reports 44 percent of North Carolina relief families are Black. He notes 43 percent of relief recipients are children 13 and younger, with over a third of these preschoolers. Hopkins compares 1930 state demographics to show the higher share of Black relief recipients.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
North Carolina
Hopkins
Industrial Bowling Clubs Meet Tonight
Industrial league bowling teams swing into action tonight at the Lucky Strike Alleys with three matches on the card. Melrose faces Wilson in the opener, Kellam meets Amos, and O. E. Kearns tackles City Stores.
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Melrose
Wilson
Kellam
Amos
O. E. Kearns
Body Shipped Home of Former Philadelphia Official
The body of Samuel Edward Calvin 82 former assistant city solicitor and 34th ward Republican boss in Philadelphia was shipped from Asheville to his home for burial after he died of a heart attack while visiting his daughter.
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Asheville
Samuel Edward Calvin
Philadelphia
Calvin
34Th Ward
Blue Devils Off On Eastern Trip
Duke's Blue Devils head to the east for a three game stretch against Army Maryland and Navy after hosting Davidson in Charlotte. The trip precedes a northern swing as Duke aims to boost its Big Five standings.
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Davidson
Army
Navy
Maryland
Charlotte
Duke
Blue Devil
Devils
West Point
North Carolina
White Phantoms
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Tar Heels
N. C
Red Terrors
Raleigh
Wildcats
Lenoir-Rhyne
College boxing and wrestling NYD slate across three campuses
Boxing starts winter sports with North Carolina State vs South Carolina in Columbia and Duke vs Clemson in Durham. The first Big Five wrestling meet pairs State and Carolina. Basketball week features High Point at Catawba and Western Carolina Teachers hosting Tennessee Teachers, with Guilford and Elon clashes and Appalachian versus Winston-Salem and Tennessee versus Western Carolina Teachers. Roanoke visits High Point while Appalachian goes to Atlantic Christian. Friday offers Western Carolina Teachers vs Maryville. Saturday Appalachian meets High Point, Catawba vs Atlantic Christian, and Western Carolina vs Carson-Newmon.
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N. C. State
South Carolina
Columbia
Duke
Clemson
Durham
State
Carolina
High Point
Catawba
Western Carolina
Tennessee
Guilford
Elon
Appalachian
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Atlantic Christian
Maryville
Carson-Newmon
Runyan and Dutra Lead Los Angeles Open
Paul Runyan and Olin Dutra set the pace at the Los Angeles Open as final holes approached. Dutra shot 67 and 71 to reach 188, two under par at Los Angeles Country Club, while Runyan posted 69 and 69 for 138. Charlies Seaver of Los Angeles trailed closely at 139 after a 71 and 68.
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Los Angeles
Pacific
Atlantic
Paul Runyan
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Links
Los Angeles Country Club
Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Santa Monica
Charlies Seaver
Seaver
Speed record for engine cars held by England
The speed record for Diessel engined automobiles is held by England with a mark of 108.2 miles an hour.
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England
UNC May Name New Football Coach Tonight
The Carolina Athletic Council meets to choose a successor to Chuck Collins. Rumors list Carl Snavely and Glenn Thistlethwaite among candidates, with Dagrossa and Ray Morrison also under consideration. Other names include W P Joy and Josh Cody as possibilities.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Athletic Council
Tar Heels
Chuck Collins
Collins
R. A. Fetzer
Foy Roberson
Durham
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Carrol College
Wisconsin
John Dagrossa
Temple
Thistlethwaite
Snavely
Thislethwaite
Dagrossa
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist
W. P. Joy
Canisius
Madison Bell
Texas A
Josh Cody
Clemson
Vanderbilt
My Greatest Thrill In Sports All-American Lineup
A city with rich athletic history hosts a new series. Tomorrow a feature introduces outstanding local athletic personalities who will share personal or witnessed stories about their greatest thrills in sports. More figures from High Point are expected to be featured.
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High Point
Premier sportsmen list fills lead with Col Harry Raymond
The article profiles Col Harry Raymond as North Carolina’s premier sports figure, noting his wide network of sporting personalities and hosting roles. It also introduces W. F. Bailey, former Duke coach Bill Bailey, and Bunn Hackney, highlighting their athletic careers and ongoing influence in basketball and football officiating.
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Harry Raymond
Harry
North Carolina
W. F. Bailey
Bill
Duke University
Bunn Hackney
Carolina
South
Local golf and college athletes highlighted by area pros
Andy Merrilees and Bill Creighton recount thrills for fans while Thad Brock, a Davidson alum, pioneers Southern professional football. Percy Idol, a Carolina athlete and Southern Conference wrestling champ, recalls his college days. Veterans Wade Marlette and Staton McIver join the line with Elon and Carolina ties, followed by Virgil Yow, High Point coach and alumnus.
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Andy Merrilees
Bill Creighton
Thad Brock
Davidson
Percy Idol
Carolina
Wade Marlette
Staton Mclver
Marlette
Elon
Mclver
Virgil Yow
High Point College
Young High Point players thrill editors with big league links
The piece highlights Cliff Bolton of the Washington Senators and his World Series strikeouts, Ray Hayworth of the Detroit Tigers, and Gib English of the New York Giants. It notes ongoing player trades and shifts, praising local talent as gold in them that boys' words. Mae West and a traveling salesman are cited as example lore.
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High Point
Cliff Bolton
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Ray Hayworth
Detroit Tigers
Ray
Hayworth
Gib English
Mae West
High Point Sports Celebrities Share Tales In Series
David Yow, now an undertaker, battles past memories of baseball stardom while Jimmie Poole recalls Carolina days at New Security Bank. Brooks Rengel, the ultimate sports spectator, claims vast knowledge of football and basketball. The series seeks why so many sports celebrities emerge from High Point far from the action.
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David Yow
Jimmie Poole
Carolina
Brooks Rengel
High Point
Corn Huskers Rivalry Highlighted in Daily Effort
A farmer notes that a skilled worker can husk up to 100 bushels of corn in a single day, showcasing the efficiency and strength of the harvest crew.
Rosenbloom to Meet Godwin in South Florida Bout
New York on January 8 reports Rosenbloom of New York and Bob Godwin of Georgia scheduled for a non title 12 round bout in West Palm Beach. The match starts Miami’s boxing week with veteran skirmishes featuring Johnny Risko and Jimmy Maloney. A 15 round Harlem contender clash with Joe Knight is slated February 1 at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Southland
Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Georgia
West Palm Beach
Miami
Johnny Risko Cleveland
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
God
Harlem Pl
Joe Knight
Madison Square Garden
Cleto Luca
Italy
Jack
Kid
England
Youthfulness Of No Stars Pleasing Sig
The 1934 tennis season shows high ranking players are young and widely spread geographically. USLTA ranked 29 men, average age about 24.3 with two as young as 17 and oldest 37. after excluding five aged 80 plus, average is 22.5. Eastern players lead, with Parker and Mako among the top 15.
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Edward B. Moss
New York
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Pacific Coast
South
Southwest
Middle-West
Frank Parker
Gene Mako
Bryan Grant Steps Up With Default In Miami Tourney
In Miami January eight seeds advanced after eight hours of rain delayed play. Bryan Grant Jr. of Atlanta and Ricardo Mor Cuban Davis Cup star moved into the second round by default as Ross Math and Charlie Budkett of Miami withdrew. Other seeds including Frank Shi of New York and George Lott Sr. of Chicago won easily along with Arthur Hendrix of Florida and Carroll Turner of Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Biltmore
Ross Math
Charlies Budkett
George Lott, Sr
Chic
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Marcel Rainville
Canada
Gene McCauliff
Ne York
Arthur Hendrix
Flori
Carroll Turner
Champio
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