Blue Devils overwhelm Navy 47 to 29 in Union intercollegiate tilt
Duke’s versatile offense routs Navy 47 to 29 as the Blue Devils build a 26 to 11 halftime lead. Rogers Councillor Werber and Farley key scorers for Duke while Colestock at center anchors Navy’s defense in Annapolis.
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NAVY
Annapolis
Duke University
Duke
Rogers
Councillor
Werber
Crossen
Farley
Colestock
Duke Pos
T Rogers
Councilor
Oh Crossen
Farlev
Rey
Lorie
Navy Pos
Eis
Yarber
Carter
Thorne
Shaw
Johnson
Campbell
Brennan Loyola
Colliflower
Georgetown
Hillcrest High Dominates Industrial Bowling Standings
Industrial League No 2 standings show Hillcrest leading with strong scores. Individual marks include high single game by Spreread and high team set by Hillcrest as top performers vie in the city bowling circuit.
Bobby Jones To Lead Walker Cup Invaders
From ten top golfers named, eight will travel to England in April for the Walker Cup. The sixteenth Cup will be at Sandwich May 15-16. Captain Bobby Jones leads with Johnston Van Elm Ouimet Willing Sweetser Moe as core team. alternates MacKenzie and McCarthy Jr. are ready if needed.
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Associated Press
New York
England
America
Sandwich
Bobby Jones
Harrison R. Johnston
George van Elm
Francis Ouimet
Dr. O. F. Willing
George Voight
Jess W. Sweetser
Donald K. Moe
Roland MacKenzie
Maurice McCarthy
Wight
Jones
Johnston
von Elm
Ouimet
Willing
Sweetser
MacKenzie
Voight
Moe
McCarthy
United States
Great Britain
Dr. Willing
Commercial Basketball Schedule for Second Half
The schedule lists games across January and February with matchups including Wallberg, Allen Jay, Beeson, Trinity, DeMolay, and Hasty. Times range from 7:00 to 9:36 PM across Thursdays January 16 January 30 and February 6. Opponents and venues indicated by pairs, with consecutive dates and doubleheaders on some evenings.
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Wallberg
Allen Jay
Beeson
Trinity
DeMolay
Hasty
Hasty Wallberg
Beeson DeMolay
Vooo Wallberg
Trinity Orerates
Beeson Vo
Former Student at High Point College in Mexican Trouble
Clarence Buddy Lee, a former High Point College student and North Carolina boxing figure, left college due to his father’s illness. He worked in Texas oil fields, suffered a serious fall, then fought in Mexico earning wounds and carrying two bullets as mementos of a violent encounter.
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Clarence
Buddy
Lee
High Point
North Carolina
Texas
Mexico
Straight wins dominate Industrial league action last week
Water and Light, Hillcrest and Ingram's market bowlers each won three straight in league play over Amos Mills, Adams Mills, and C. E. Kearns. Saunders led with a 137 single game and W. Causey topped the night with 314 total.
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City Water and Light Department
Hillcrest
Ingram
Market
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Adams Millis
C. E. Kearns
Saunders
Water and Light
W. Causey
Adams-Millis
Herman
Petty
Owis
Harvill
Cometinaeeey Hillcrest
Oprye Si S
Moody
Fitch
Walte
Ingram’ S
Bryant
Wall
Speas
Kearns Mill Mattox
S& Vo
Hermon
Gurley
Post Office Wins First Half Title in Commercial Bowling
The Post Office bowlers clinched the first half championship by winning two of three matches against Marietta Paint. Byerly led with an 854 high single and the team posted a 1506 high set as Post Office topped rivals including American Bakeries and Wil son Motor in a tight first half race.
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Hillcrest
Oo FE
Kearnseevee
Water & Dept
Packer Studio
Merican Bakeries
Wachovia Bank
Marietta Paint Ee Teve
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Efird’s Dept
Wilson Motor Co
Wood Studio
Post Office
Marietta Paint Company
Studio
American Bakeries
Uncle Sam
Wachovia
Wilson Motor Company
Packer's
Efird
Byerly
Marietta Paint
Diffend
Clappen Kot
Winfrey
Caudle
Payne
Shawkey Admits Worries As Yankee Lineup Unveiled
Winston-Salem report cites Bob Shawkey new Yankees manager saying the club may fight for the pennant but he doubts pitching depth. He expects Ruth, Combs, and Dusty Cook to open in the outfield with Chat ham at third and Reece at second. Lazzeri possibly moving to third. Shawkey heads to Miami for three weeks of golf and play.
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Winston-Salem
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Yanks
Hoyt
Pennock
Babe Ruth
Earl Combs
Dusty Cook
Durham
N. C
Chatham
Reece
Lazzeri
Miami
Fla
New York
Ernie Shore
Pittsburgh Downs Georgetown 43-26
The undefeated Pittsburgh Panthers beat Georgetown 43 to 26 in a home game. Pitt remained unbeaten with its tenth win of the season as Georgetown struggled to score.
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Pittsburgh
Georgetown
University of Pittsburgh
Chicago girls challenge boys basketball in high level matches
The Taylor Trunks Brownies and Malones, Chicago girls teams, face Edmonton Canada world champions as they push a fast rough game with players switching to boys equipment. Trunks claim 194 victories in nine years. Edmonton visits for a test late this month.
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Walter T. Brown
Chicago
Taylor Trunks
May
Malone
Matones
Trunks
Brownies
Athleti
Malones
Edmonton
Canada
Helen Teague
Alice Lindeman
Edmonton Girls
Illinois Women’s Athletic Club
Violet Krubaeck
United States
Ella Smith
Alice Linde
Dan Boone Eyes Fast Ball Ahead in Loop Season
Dan Boone, manager of the local baseball club, arrives in the city with plans for a strong season. He will work with a small early squad, add players from the Giants and other teams, and aims for faster play in the Piedmont league than in 1929.
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Dan Boone
Boone
E. K. Sensenbach
Alabama
Erisypelas
Riggs Stephenson
Pointer
John McGraw
Pilot
New York Giants
Giants
Chattanooga
Brandon
Cox
Parris
Greensboro
Duke Swimmers Prepare for First Meet at Duke Pool
Duke's swimming team trains hard with Washington and Lee set as the first meet next Saturday. The squad relies on three veterans though misses Fred and W. C. Earnhardt champions last year. Duke remains the state’s only college aquatic program as the schedule is finalized.
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Durham
Duke
Washington and Lee
Duke Fishmen
Fred
W. C. Earnhardt
Add Warren Knocks Out Josh Shockley
In Washington North Carolina Add Warren defeated Josh Shockley in the second round of a six round feature bout held before local Beaufort County audiences as part of the Washington firemen association card.
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Add Warren
Josh Shockley
Washington, N.C
Beaufort County
High Point
Washington Firemen's Association
Duke Faces Two Very Hard Games
Duke University basketball opens with a strong 2–0 Southern Conference start and hosts Washington and Lee in Durham in a likely top local matchup. Duke then debuts in the Big Five by facing Wake Forest in the Duke gym on Saturday, as Williams of Washington and Lee and Duke center Croson are highlighted rivals.
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Durham
Duke University
Washington and Lee
Duke
Williams
West Virginia
Quint
Pittsburgh
Croson
Deacons of
Wake Forest
William Penns Team Triumphs Over Columbian Heights
William Penn high school pushed past Columbian Heights high of Winston-Salem 38 to 19 in Winston-Salem. It marked the fourth straight win for the local colored team with Gibson and Armstrong each scoring 14 points.
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William Penn High School
Columbian Heights
Winston-Salem
Gibson
Armstrong
William Penn
Auburn Rallies To Defeat South Carolina
Auburn overcame a first half deficit to top South Carolina 39 to 22 in an SEC basketball game at Auburn. Forward Jordan led Auburn with 14 points.
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Auburn
Ala
South Carolina
Jordan
Schmeling backs Pauling victory in heavyweight outlook
Berlin dispatch says Max Schmeling, awaiting a fight in Atlantic City in March, praised Paulino's win over Von Porat in New York. He expects Sharkey to defeat Scott in Miami and aims to face Sharkey in a summer bout, while training near Lamke before filming a fight reel.
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Berlin
Pauline-Von Porat
New York
Max Schmeling
Lamke
Here
Dempsey
Paulino
von Porat
Jack Sharkey
Shark
Mills Home Girls Hand Presbyterian Loss 42 16
In Thomasville Baptist Mills Home sextette defeated Presbyterian lassies 42 to 16. Hicks led Baptists with 20 points, Stanley added 15, while Jackins scored 12 for Presbyterians. Substitutes listed include Kerley Motte Brown Mills Home Cooper Lester Hodgin Dail Peeler and referee Boyles of Oak Ridge.
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Thomasville
Baptist Sextette
Mills
Presbyterian Lassies
Hicks
Baptists
Stanley
Jackins
Presbyterians
Barium Springs
Kerley
Motte
Brown
Mills Heme
Cooper
Lester
Hodgin
Dail
Peeler
Boyles
Oak Ridge
Zuppke Sees College Football Split by Classes
Illinois coach Bob Zuppke argues the college game now has at least two classes one for schools with students and another for those with football players. He criticizes pass defense issues and notes recent Big Ten and Northwestern results while highlighting rule changes and Army coaching innovations to improve kicking speed.
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Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Zupp
Dobie Ia
Cornell
Penn
Northwestern
Iowa
Yale
Dartmouth
Alf Beane
Eli
al Marsters
Fesler
Bic
Army
Princeton Beats Duke 29 to 3 in Wrestling Meet
Princeton opens its season by defeating Duke 29 to 3 in Princeton New Jersey. The Tigers won falls in the 145 165 and unlimited divisions while Duke forfeited the 175 pound match. Captain Starnes scored three points for Duke with a time advantage over Kent in the 135 pound class.
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Princton
N. J
Princeton
Duke
Tiger
Starnes
Kent
College scores show Temple and Susquehanna dominant
Temple defeated Lafayette 37 to 22 while Susquehanna beat Western Maryland 37 to 28 highlighting notable football or basketball outcomes with named institutions and a pair of decisive results.
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Temple
Lafayette
Susquehanna
Western Maryland
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