Duke Trims Navy Five In Tight Conference Battle
Duke University defeats Navy 33 to 29 to extend its winning streak to nine games. Ken Podger led Duke with 11 points as the lead changed hands six times and the game was tied eight times. Navy guard Frank Shamer scored 10, but Duke pulled away in the final minutes to seal the victory at Annapolis.
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Duke University
Naval Academy Quintet
Durham
N. C
Ken Podger
Duke
Ger
Navy
Frank Shamer
Navy Guard
Swindell
Edwards
Bergman
Herrick
Minor
Cheek
Podger
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Geis
Lynch
Ingram
Shamer
McParland
Rage
Enright
Loyola
Rasamuseen
Tlinots
Davidson Edges U N C Charlotte In Overtime Thriller
Davidson defeats North Carolina Charlotte 35 to 33 in overtime after a 31 all tie at end of regulation. Davidson led 19 15 at halftime while UNC Charlotte trailed 22 19 at intermission. Officials were Hawn and Hammond.
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North Carolina
White Phantoms
Davidson
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
North Car
GFTP
Mey‘Vidson
Twin City boxers here on Saturday
Winston-Salem Y M C A boxing team visits High Point for a return match against the local Y M C A squad. Bobby Riley from Winston-Salem has shown class in 11 bouts this year and previously won the Greensboro Golden Gloves title. Worth Grant of High Point seeks revenge after a prior loss to Johnson in the heavyweight tilt.
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High Point
Winton-Salem
Bobby Riley
Worth Grant
Ohnson
Grant
Ith Winston
Wrpshman Basketball At Charlotte North Car 50 Davidson 2
Wrpshman basketball game played in Charlotte North Carolina ended with a 50 to 2 score for the North Carolina team against Davidson. Poor scoring by Davidson was noted as the game concluded.
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Wrpshman
Charlotte, N. C
North Car
Davidson
Harlow Fights for Reinstatement in P G A Dispute
In Los Angeles on January 9 the P G A rift between President George R Jacobus and ex manager Robert E Harlow dominated talk as pros gathered for the Los Angeles Open. Dudley and Corcoran stated the schedule would proceed with dates through early April while Harlow pressed for his dismissal to be reopened, accusing Jacobus of building a political machine.
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Los Angeles
Florida
California
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Fred Corcoran
Harlow
Thomasville
Hollywood
Fla
St. Augustine
Pinehurst
N. C
Charleston
Guilford Falls to Atlantic Christian in Conference Opener
Guilford College suffers a 50 to 33 defeat at home as Atlantic Christian College crashes the North State race opener. Dawson led the visitors with 13 points as Guilford struggled with precise ball movement and steady defense throughout the game.
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Guilford College
N. C
Atlantic Christian College
Guilford
Dawson
Holloman
Walter
Seattle Pitcher Is Bought By Browns
St Louis Browns purchase Louis Koupal former major league pitcher from Seattle for Leroy Mahaffey and cash. Koupal age 33 has best earned run average 2.69 in the Pacific Coast League and 256 complete games pitched.
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ST. Louis
Louis Koupal
Seattle
St. Louis Browns
Leroy Mahaffey
Cash
Koupal
State Colleges Threaten To Take Million From Uncle Sam
State-supported colleges challenge the federal sports admission tax arguing states rights. Four schools refuse payment, with cases in court and a possible Supreme Court review. The College of William and Mary objects to collecting or levying the tax and seeks refunds. University of Georgia and Georgia Tech faced a court injunction.
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Supreme Court
Dillon Graham Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Atlanta
E. Marvin Underwood
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Court of Appeals
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ten Year Old Girl To Play At Pinehurst
Dansville, N Y Jan 9 Marjorie Knapp a 10 year old golf prodigy plans to move to Pinehurst N Y for training before entering the New York State Women's championship at Syracuse next August Marjorie daughter of Walter Knapp publisher of the Dansville Daily Breeze has used mild winter weather to practice her golf and improve her game attracting crowds with her skill
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Dansville
N. Y
Marjorie Knapp
Pinehurst
Syracuse
Marjorie
Walter ©. Knapp
Dansville Daily Breeze
Merita Bakers Top Industrial League With Fifth Straight Win
Merita's Bakers remain atop the Industrial Basketball League after a 35 to 8 victory over Allen Jay. H Spencer led with 12 points as Adams Mills beat Marsh 37 to 13 with Wheelis scoring 14. High Point Paper Box defeated Thomasville Chair 30 to 21 with Brown and Woody Thomas scoring.
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Bakers
Allen Jay
H. Spencer
Adams-Millis
Marsh
Wheelis
High Point Paper Box
Brown
Woody Thomas
Thomasville Chair
Mercs
Thomas
Anti Nazi League Leads Fight to Boycott Braddock Schmeling Fight
The Anti-Nazi League and allied groups press a national boycott of the James Braddock vs Schmeling heavyweight title bout. 250,000 Jewish War Veterans back the boycott, with 150 posts to withhold support and pressure on Madison Square Garden and boxing officials.
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Schmeling-Braddock
New York
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Jewish War Veterans of
United States
Anti-Nazi League
A. F. of L
Harry H. Schaffer
The
Veterans
Coun
Samuel Untermyer
James W. Gerard
Germany
LaGuardia
J. David Stern
Philadelphia Record
New York Post
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Broadway
Chicago
League
S. William Kalb
New York State Athletic Commission
Joe Gould
Braddock
Jim
Gould
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Negro
College Basketball Scores From Guilford Athens Auburn and Gainesville
Atlantic Christian defeated Guilford 50 to 33 at Guilford College in a college basketball game. Chattanooga led Georgia 27 to 20 in Athens Georgia. Auburn beat Fort Benning 35 to 20 in Auburn Alabama. Presley College topped College of Charleston 47 to 24 in Clinton North Carolina. Florida defeated Mississippi State 6 to 3 in Gainesville Florida.
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Atlantic Christian
Guilford
Athens
Chattanooga
Georgia
Auburn
Ala
Fort Benning
Army Post
Clinton, 8. C
Presley College
College of Charleston
Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Mississippi State
High Point High Hosts Two-Sport Doubleheader Week
High Point high school offers two evenings of sports with a doubleheader each night. Tuesday features Salis bury grapplers against local wrestlers followed by High Point versus Reidsville basketball. Friday brings Greensboro wrestlers and Gastonia high school basketball in the Western Conference clash.
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Zwo
High Point High School
Salisbury Grapplers
High Point
Reidsville
Greensboro
Gastonia High School
College hoops results from four campuses
Wofford beat Newberry 48 to 19 at Spartanburg DC. Davidson topped North Carolina 85 to 33 in overtime at Charlotte. War American University beat Hampden Sydney 80 to 26 in Hampden Sydney Washington.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Wofford
Newberry
Charlotte
Davidson
North Carolina
Hampden-Sydney
War American University
Washington
U S Golf Association Drops All Match System
The United States Golf Association abandons all match play in its American Amateur, restoring a 36 hole medal test over two days after sectional qualifiers. The field grows to 64 for match play with finals at 36 holes, aiming to reduce byes and dull rounds. Portland hosts the championship August 23 to 28.
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Bob Cavagnaro
New York
United States Golf Association
Donnybrook
Portland
Ore
Brill
Brookli Mass
Frank Hardt
Hal Pierce
Boston
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