Nothing About Nothing says Virgil now to me before he went on that trip
The piece discusses basketball eras and the shift from fast break to slower offenses, noting Virgil and Bunn Hackney and referencing teams like Butler and North Carolina. It critiques rule changes and pace, arguing the core game remains the same despite tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Toirginia
High Point College
Bunn Hackney
Butler
Ays
And There Hank Luisetti in New York One Hand Shot
A fragmentary column notes Hank Luisetti showcasing a one hand shot in New York and remarks on West Coast influence versus D C. coverage. Mentions Tar Heel boxing, Wade leaving journalism, Burke succeeding in Charlotte, and a wrestling flash about Curt Denning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Hank Luisetti
New York
West Side
West
D. C
Long Island U
Crowell Little
Overworld Sports Roundup and Odds Skewed Notes
A montage of sports tidbits mentions Don Budge touring Australia, Dew, Dew will, and Dew as top prospects. Tony Galento boxing plans, Gehringer eyed as top Ao league player, and a tentative February stage show. Freddie Steele rests wings, Lew W. Houston reports a boy, and Hanover Shoe Farms trains Dean Hanover and Shirley Hapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tork
Hnston
Lonal Skater
Don Budge
Red Head
Protop
Dew
Johnston
Australia
Neon League
Lew W. Houston
Fredericksburg
Free- Lance Star
Hanover Shoe Farms
Dean Hanover
Shirley Aepere
Ieee
High Point College Tops Appalachian State 36 33 In Boone Thriller
High Point college edged Appalachian State Teachers 36 to 33 in Boone as Hartley scored 12 to pace the Bisons. Mt Airy led early but fell behind late in a back and forth game with Marsh Hayworth and Hartley California? by the Bisons. Mt Airy was led by Kirkman with 8 and Wright 1 while Brown sparked for High Point with timely passes and drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian
Boone
Black Bisons
Salisbury
Mt. Airy
Appalacha
McCrary Saturny
Simeon
Monroe
Flash
Bisons
Hartley
Marsh
Hayworth
Kirkman
Wright
Brown
Allen Jay High School
High Point
Jan
Vie Yow
High Point College Ll
Appalachian State
Mt. Airy High Point
Ftpetto Wright
Martley
Barrier
Smith
Welborn
Key
Jones
Cooper
Vaughn
Byerly
Horney
Thom asville High Loses To High Point In City Meet
In Thomasville on January 12 the M. P. Home of High Point boys defeated Thomasville High 33 to 25 while the local pins lost 23 to the lineups list the participating players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
M. P
High Point Boys
Thomasville High
Seabiscuit Best, Declares Trainer in Preview bout
Miami Florida January 12 James E Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trainer of two Kentucky Derby winners said he inclined to believe Seabiscuit 1937s top money earner can beat War Admiral the Horse of the year if they meet He noted Seabiscuit has overcome bumps to win while War Admiral has yet to come from the pack Fitzsimmons traced Seabiscuit s sale history and earnings and mentioned Fighting Fox as a potential 1938 champion, a full brother to Gallant Fox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
James E
Sunny Jim) Fitzsimmongs
Seabiscuit
War Admiral
Seabiscult
Fuelmmons
Samuel D. Riddle
Laurel
Fitzsimmons
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Wrestling Results In New Haven And Cities Showdowns
Cliff Olson of Minnesota defeated Wally Ducker of Omaha in New Haven. Paul Jones beat Tex Sonnen in Minneapolis. Ray Stesle of Lincoln defeated Bhu Pinder of India in Lincoln. Pete Peterson of Minneapolis beat Jim Mor rie of Tennessee in Indianapolis with a 24 minute match. Orville Brown of Wichita won a decision over Milo Steinborn of Germany after a 30 minute time limit in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrestlng
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Cliff Olson
Minnesota
Wally Ducek
Omaha
Minneapolis
Paul Jones
Ag Tex
Gus Sonnen
Boston
Neb
Ray Stesle
Lincoln
Bhu Pinder
India
Indianapolis
Pete Peterson
Jim Morrie
Tenn
Orvile Brown
Wichite
Kens
Milo Steinborn
Germany
Long Island coach in furious pep talk shatters hand
Clair Bee the Long Island University cage coach reportedly broke his hand while pounding a door during halftime of a Blackbirds game after an intense pep talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painpul Pepper
New York
Clair Bee
Long Island University
Blackbirds
YMCA Amateur Basketball League Schedule
Adams Millis leads the B division with Harriss Covington at 7 16. Tomlinson meets High Point Pa at 8 00. Globe Parlor plays Hasty at 8 45. Red Top faces Highlana at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Millis
Hialeah Park Opens 46 Day Meeting Amid Derby Buzz
Miami Florida January 12 The Widener owned Hialeah Park opens a 46 day meeting featuring Kentucky Derby winner War Admiral and jockey Charley Kurtsinger. Headley’s Preeminent is the Inaugural handicap favorite top weighted at 126 pounds with Whopper having won the last two Inaugurals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Joseph E. Widener
Hialeah Park
Florida
Charley Kurtsinger
War Admiral
Hialeah
Hal Price Headley
Headley
Little Rock Business Man And Helen Hicks To Be Married
Whitney Harb of Little Rock plans to marry Helen Hicks on February 16 at the Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City by Bishop Ernest They met four years ago in a Detroit tournament Harb is a noted golfer in Arkansas amateur circles and Hicks intends to defend her Western Open title in Denver next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Whitney Harb
Helen Hicks
Harb
U. S
Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
Aoe Island
Ernest
Detroit
Arkansas
Little Rock Country Club
Mise Hicks
Denver
Boxing results from three road bouts reported
New York fighter Charlie Gomez outpointed Pete Care in a Detroit bout. Lorenzo Pack stopped Johnny Whitters in Detroit. Frankie Jerr outpointed Eddie Beatt in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlie Gomez
Baltimore
Pete Care
Detroit
Lorenzo Pack
Johnny Whitters
Pontiac
Mich
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frankie Jerr
Port Wayne
Edie Beatt
Yankees Scout Says Big Money Makes Players Harder to Sign
Johnny Nee, scout for the New York Yankees, says high salaries have fueled a new demand from young players who seek immediate money and agents. He recalls a shift from community welcomes to scouts everywhere, with clubs bidding early and often, forcing efforts to find talents in grade and junior high sandlots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg, Frs
Johnny Nee
New York Yankees
Nee
Johnny
Chamber of Commerce
Excee
College scores roundup shows mixed results across leagues
North Carolina edged Wake Forest 31 26 in a close ACC matchup while Duke beat Richmond 32 24 and Davidson defeated South Carolina 36 27. Catawba lost to Guilford 25 26. High Point topped Appalachian Teachers 36 33. Atlantic Christian handled Louisburg 47 22. Other results include Penn State 39 Carnegie Tech 33 and Baylor 26 SMU 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Duke
Richmond
Davidson
South Carolina
Rion
Catawba
Guilford
High Point
Appalachian Teachers
Atlantic Christian
Louisburg
Rocky Mount
Pennsylvania
Yale
State
Hawaiian Bill- State
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Kevier
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
John Marshall
Catholice University
Indiana State
Franklin
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Washington
Louis
St. Louis
Armstrong Meets Venturi Tonight in Garden Showdown
New York audience temples on Eighth Avenue as Henry Armstrong defends his featherweight crown against Enrico Venturi at Madison Square Garden. Venturi carries a slight weight edge and speed, while Armstrong looks to extend a 27 knockout streak in 28 bouts amid rising betting and promoter confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homicide Henry Armstrong
Enrico Venturi
the Garden
Agen
Freddie Steele
Freddie Apostoli
Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
Tex Rickard
Eighth Avenue Arena
Steele
Apostoli
Nathan Mann
Bob Pastor
Gunnar Barlund
Alberto Lovell
Venturi
Hank
Aldo Spaldi
No Change for Olympic Games
Chicago January 15 John Brundage president of the United States Olympic committee says the 1940 Games will be in Japan or canceled next summer. He dismisses shifting to Norway or Finland as impractical and stresses sport transcends politics. The IOC has a Japan representative and Cairo March convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Japan
Avery Drundage
United States Olympic Committee
Norway
Finland
China
Drundage
Brundage
International Olympic Committee
International Committee
Cairo
Egypt
America
Berlin
Minnesota to Host National Collegiate Track Meet
The University of Minnesota will host the National Collegiate Track and Field Meet on June 17 and 18 in Minneapolis. The event brings top college squads to the Twin Cities for two days of competition and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gophers
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Golf's Record Year Seen In 1937 Growth of Play Fuels 1938 Outlook
A Sarasota report argues golf surged to its biggest year in history in 1937 with about 1.186 million golfers in the United States. It forecasts 1938 will bring a significant rise in players, driven by leisure time, course expansion, and improved teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fra
Golf Club
State Open Tournament Ends In Doubles Dispute
A fragment notes a player walking off with half the men's doubles prize in the state Open tournament, signaling a dispute over winnings and prize distribution as reported in the event coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise
White Phantoms Turn Back Wake Forest 31 to 26
In Chapel Hill the White Phantoms led by Dilworth and Ruth defeated Wake Forest 81 26. Davidson beat South Carolina 36 27 with Jim Cowan scoring 13. Duke crushed Richmond 32 24 as Swindell O Mara and Bergman led. Whitley Elon beat Randolph Macon 32 28. High Point topped Appalachian 36 33. Atlantic Christian beat Louisburg 47 29. CTC beat Rocky Mount YMC A 38 80. Tonight Duke hosts South Carolina while High Point Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Guilford play nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
White Phantoms
Dilworth
Walter Skidmore
Deacons
Chapel Hill
Earl Ruth
Waller
Vive Owen
Carolina Guards
Jim Waller
South Carolina
Big Jim Cowan
Cowan
Wildcats
Duke
Richmond
Swindell
O'Mara
Bergman
Blue Devils
South Carolina Gamecocks
Whitley
Elon
Randolph Macon
Bradley
Christian
High Point
Appalachian
Hampton
Catawba
Pritchard
Guilford
Atlantic Christian College
Louisburg
Cc. T. C
Controversy Over Early Racing Of Two Year Old Nags
In Coral Gables Florida on January 12 a convention of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners moved toward aiding older jockeys by backing a committee resolution. The proposal calls for a minimum weight of 102 pounds for all races, a raise from about 90 pounds designed to help experienced riders maintain riding weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Herbert Bayard Syope
New York
Altamont Beats Mulberry Grove In High School Thriller
In Chicago on January 12 the Altamont high school five rolled to a 78 to 61 win over Mulberry Grove II. Altamont scored at about a point a minute, averaging nearly 21 points per eight-minute period across four quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Altamont High School
Altamont
Mulberry Grove
Finois Prep
Cage Game at Colfax Coliseum Thursday Night
Allen Jay boys and girls basketball teams travel to Colfax Hi for a Thursday doubleheader at the coliseum. First game pounces at 7 30 with both squads aiming for wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
Colfax Hi
Coliseum
New Zealand University Seeks Karl Meadows for Track Coach
A New Zealand university reportedly seeks Karl Meadows, former Southern California pole vault star, as its track coach, with focus on strengthening its athletic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Karl Meadows
Southern California
Special U D plates issued for University of Detroit coaches
Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan approves a special license plate bearing the letters U D for University of Detroit football coaches, signed as an official state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spmotal
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Michigan
University of Detroit
Kansas seniors on hand as Pralle and Sylvester Schmidt lead
Lawrence Kan. Kansas basketball roster shows 21 Fred Pralle and Sylvester Schmidt as the only two seniors present. Other players mix in as the team prepares for upcoming games and the season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searce Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Fred Pralle
Sylvester Schmidt
Washington and See 42 Wiliam and Mary 20
Washington and See defeated William and Mary 42 to 20 in a college football game. The rout showcased a strong defense and momentum shift in the second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
See
Wiliam and Mary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ports Editor
Bunn
Gus Tebell
N. ©. State
Meanwell
South St
Neck of Woods
Carolina
Nels
Rebels
Wade
Burke
Charlotte Davis
Noggin Ockers
Carolinas
Raleigh
By Yates
Grandaddy
Ness
Curt Denning
STORK
Eddie Briptz
Gehringer
Jacobs
Mike
Jae
Paul Wesldone
National Golf Association
Babe Ruth
Lloyd
Portside
Biltmore Southey
Whizzer White
Murray
U. of Virginia
Henry Armstrong
Fren Strafaci
Brooklyn
Eddie Buckle
Huntington
West Virginia
Eddie
Peeves Courching
Chapionship
REO TO
Panthers
Nils Eie
Bear Mountain
Lamed
Hester
Cochranell Smart
Caplan
Wagner
Carter
Purman
Samed
Smart
Kearns
Capian
Harris
Caig Moran
Hudson
Towery
Mull
Brinkley
M. P. Home
M. FP
Home Lanier
Sespncent Kennedy
Brew
Jere Bumgardner
Buyer
Allison
Seabiscuit Best
Howard Horse
Jim Fitzsimmons
YMCA
Brandage
George Jacobus
Cally
Sally Cap
Duke Downs Spider