Home Floor Opener Set as Bailey S Y M C A Team Hosts Winton Salem
Coach W F Bailey s Y M C A basketball squad opens its home season tonight facing the Winton Salem Y quinte Y quint in a 8 o clock tip off. Virgil Yow Moore Wat son Wall Farlow are likely starters with Thomas Dennis M Anderson T Yow among potential reserves as twin City quint aims to rebound after a rough start. The Pointer Triangles seek a first win of the season in their High Point appearance before a sizeable crowd.
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W. F. Bailey
Winton-Salem Y Quinte Y Quint
Caerwerst
Winston
Twin City
Bailey
Quint
Virgil Yow
Moore
Watson
Wall
Farlow
Thomas
Dennis
M. Anderson
T. Yow
Pointer
Twins
High Point
Tar Heels Trim Furman Netters
In Charlotte on January 13 the North Carolina basketball team defeated Furman 37 to 16 behind precise shooting as Wake Forest faltered against Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech beat Wake Forest 27 to 26, with a 14 to 9 halftime edge for the Deacons. High Point edged the Parris Island Marines 19 to 16, while Wash. and Lee beat Lenoir Rhyne 22 to 15. Appalachian canceled its West Virginia trip after Concord State failed to play. next game vs Catawba Friday.
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Charlotte
University of North Carolina
Furman
Huricane
Chapel Hill
Tarprese
Wake Forest
Virginia Polytechnic
Deacons
High Point
Parris Island Marines
Washington
Lee
Lenoir- Rhyne
Generals
Appalachian
West Virginia
Concord State
Athens
Boonemen
Catawba
Vv. P. L
Tar Heels
N. C. State
Minkley and Price Lead Miami Baltimore Amateur Qualifiers
Arnold Minkley of Detroit and Tubby Price of Miami led qualifiers in the annual Miami Baltimore invitation amateur tournament in Coral Gables Florida with 78s as match play set to begin. Qualifying scores reached 104 as more players submitted cards.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Arnold Minkley
Detroit
Tubby Price
Miami
Price
Minkley
Tulane Ring Squad Opens Season With 4 3 Boxing Win
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 13 The Tulane university boxing team opened its season with a 4 to 3 victory over the University of Florida. Florida won three of the first four bouts, but Tulane heavies rallied to win the last three.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
University of Florida
Florda
Tulane
Heavies
Girl Swimmer Likes Speed in the Spotlight
AP profile of 17-year-old Helen Madison Seattle standout with 16 world records and 58 of 67 American marks in freestyle. She loves speed, travel by air, poker, fashion, and a black silk suit kept for record runs. Coach notes puppy love and superstitions center her life.
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Associated Press
Frank Gorrife
Seattle
Wash
Helen Madison
Helene
Panthers Rally for 19 16 Victory Over Marines in South Carolina
High Point college Panthers upset Parris Island Marines 19 to 16 on the road. Reese led with 9 points and Hastings added 6 as the Panthers overhauled a 12 9 halftime deficit with strong defense in the final period. Giorgiari scored 9 for the Marines.
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Marines
Parris Island
South Carolina
College of Charleston
Giorgiani
Devil Dogs
Panthers
Reese
Hast
Ings
Panther
Hastings
Giorgiari
Gimber
High Point
Campbell eyes 300 mph car in future attempts
Sir Malcolm Campbell aims to push auto speed to 300 miles an hour with possible record runs in the near future. Bill Strum cites Daytona Beach as a potential site while Campbell remains noncommittal about exact plans. Norman Smith in New Zealand awaits favorable beach conditions for a likely successor.
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Malcolm Campbell
Bill Strum
Indianapolis
Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
London
Sturm
Norman
Wizard) Smith
Smith
New Zealand
Brooklyn In Market For Slugging Wilson
New York January 13. The Brooklyn Robins remain in pursuit of Lewis Chick Wilson outfielder of the St. Louis Cardinals and may have him in uniform at Ebbets Field this season. President Frank York confirmed trade talks ongoing and said his latest offer involving Lefty Clark for Wilson and Flint Rhem failed to attract Cardinal officials.
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Brooklyn Robins
Lewis
Chick) Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Ebbetsfield
Frank York
Robins
Cardinals
Lefty Clark
St. Louis
Wilson
Flint Rhemn
Cardinal
Sturm to Meet Daytona Beach Officials Over Track Plan
Sturm travels to Florida this week for talks with Daytona Beach officials about financial terms and a proposal to extend the racing strip. The discussions precede a formal record of intent and potential ties to upcoming events.
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Paratory
Sturm
Florida
Daytona Beach
Fights Last Night
Eddie Benson of New York stopped Giacomo Bergomas of Italy in New York. Jack King of Little Rock outpointed Harry Dublinski of Chicago in Indianapolis. Tony Canecela of Tamm Florida outpointed Joe Lohman of Toledo in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Associated Press
New York
Eddie Benson
Giacomo Bergomas
Italy
Indianapolis
Jack King
Little Rock
Ark
Harry Dublinski
Chicago
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tony Canecela
Tamm
Joe Lohman
Toledo
College Matmen Prep for Opening Match at High Point
The Purple Panthers debut their first wrestling team under coach Cough Red Watkins at High Point High School gym on January 21 facing Barnum Springs. Four football players join the squad in top condition with Warlick, Brown competing for 118 pounds and Taylor, Newell at 126, Simon at 136, Williams 145, James 155, Robbins 165, plus Joe Craver among heavies, all expected to compete in the opener. Watkins, a Duke and Maryville alum, brings thorough mat experience to the program.
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High Point College
Cough Red Watkins
Duke and
Maryville
High Point High School
Barnum Springs
Watkins
Panthers
Warlick
Brown
Taylor
Newell
Simon
Williams
James
Robbins
Barnum
Joe Craver
Watking
Duke
Maryville College
Tennessee
Tennesseeans
Bowling King Pin Scores Tight League Night
The O E Kearns team won three straight over Triangle Hosiery Mill while North Carolina Public Service took two of three from the Police Department in two Commercial League matches at King Pin alleys. The Enterprise won three on a forfeit from Adams-Millis. Herman led the first match with 112 and 303 total, edging Triangle’s C W Cox at 302. Thomas rolled 125 in a 322 three game total to lead the second match.
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O. E. Kearns
Triangle
North Carolina Public Service
Police Department
Enterprise
Adams-Millis
Herman
C. W. Cox
Triangles
Thomas
Major Leagues Open April 12 in 1932 Baseball Season
Boston Red Sox and Washington Senators will open the major league schedule with an exhibition on April 11 before the official start on April 12. National League games pit Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Brooklyn while American League fixtures include Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia. Presidents Heydler and Harridge announced schedules will be released Feb. 2 and 3. Also noted is High Point 19, Parris Island Marines 16.
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Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Hoover
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Heydler
Harridge
Watkins Leads Panthers In Varsity and Junior High Grapplers
Watkins coaches the varsity and tutors the high school wrestlers, after a layoff last year. The team schedules meets with Greensboro Reidsville and Salisbury high schools and will enter the state meet at Chapel Hill. Grapplers include Welch Miskey Sappenfield Hamlin Moffitt Hughes Wilson Holly Lee Sappenfield Whitener Snow Copeland Thompson Vondrele Shipman Hicks Kiriakides Garner.
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Panther
Greensboro
Reidsville
Salisbury
Chapel Hill
Welch
Miskey
Sappenfield
Hamlin
Moffitt
Hughes
Wilson
Holly
Lee
F. Sappenfield
Whitener
Clothiers defeat Friendly Cafeteria in rough 16 to 30 matchup
L. and Y. fights back to beat Friendly Cafeteria 30 to 16 on home floor as both teams clash with rough play. Hensley leads Clothiers with 13 points while Aycock scores six for Cafeteria. Moorehead and Gillen add three each. Next game Cafeteria vs High Point Overall on Salvation Army court at 9 p.m.
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Leonard
Younts
L. and Y
Clothiers
Hensley
Sons
Smith
Aycock
Moorehead
Gillen
Salvation Army
How ell rises as favorite for national golf title at Cascades
Billy How ell of Richmond emerges as a top contender after the national intercollegiate golf tournament shifts to the Cascades course in HOT SPRINGS Virginia. The 6,137 yard par 71 layout, where How ell previously won the old dominion title in 1928 as a 16 year old, gives him course familiarity for the June 27 start.
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Hot Springs
Billy Howell
Richmond
Cascades
T. Philip Perkins
Highs Fall To Durham In Hard Fought Court Battle
Durham Bulldogs topple High Point 30 to 18 on the local court in a tight varsity contest. Tilley led Durham with 12 points while Culler scored 11 for High Point and Hackney, Holloway, and Pope contributed on both ends. Jayvees beat Jamestown 18 to 9 in the earlier game.
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Durham High School Bulldogs
Bisons
Jayvees
Jamestown High School
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Tilley
Pope
Holloway
Durham
Broadus Culler
Hackney
Culler
Duck Saving Plan Could Redirect North Carolina Waterfowl Funds
National plan backed by game officials seeks sportsman financed refuges in North Carolina to restore nesting grounds. Oscar H. Johnson outlines a federal approach, while talk shifts to possible one month migratory waterfowl law changes and local support to build roads for access along Dare and Currituck counties.
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American Game Association
Washington
N. C
Carl Goerch
New York City
Oscar H. Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
New
Eng
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New England
Long Island
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Virginia
Carolinas
Frank Stack
Dare County
Cape Hatteras
Dare
Currituck County
Equalizing football squads could curb injuries says Unk Moran
Grantland Rice cites Unk Moran of Catawba and Dillon Graham arguing for reducing college teams to four players per side to balance weariness. Moran says fresh substitutes lessen injuries and help smaller schools compete while Notre Dame’s streaks show reserve strength pays off.
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Grantland Rice
Colere
Games
Rockne on Notre reserves and Wake Forest depth
The article cites Knute Rockne noting Notre Dame’s reserve strength as key to tough seasons and compares Wake Forest’s lack of depth last year. It discusses the strain of using 15 to 20 reserves against 35 to 40 opponents and the long term harm to smaller squads and varsity players.
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Rockne
Notre
Ramblers
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Pat Miller
Correction on Rio Grande pitcher name Sam Naebours
A reader notes a misnaming of Rio Grande league pitcher in Sunday's High Point baseball prospects story. The pitcher confirms his name is Jim, correcting the error and sending a letter to clarify his proper identity.
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High Point
Sam Naebours
Jim
Incidentally Jim Aims for Big Season with Pointers
Jim expresses optimism for a strong season in High Point after ten wins in the Rio Grande last year before it was disbanded. He believes he can deliver creditable performances for the Pointers, who have shown a history of solid play.
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Jim
High Point
Rio Grande
Pinehurst Open Dog Derby Trials Open With Entries Today
Pinehurst North Carolina January 13 The Pinehurst field trials club opens its annual open dog derby for entries today Southern dogs claimed yesterday's laurels Wild Bill owned by Dr T W Shore of Booneville NC won the amateur derby with Big Push owned by Miss Claudia Phelps of Aiken SC Jake's Jim owned by Dr F Q O Foard of Valdese NC and Strut Filer owned by Miss Phelps tied for third Heywoods Betty owned by Dr Bernard Heywood of Columbia SC won the puppy stake Pickett's Queen owned by Charles Prickett of St Matthews SC was second with Dr Shore's Carolina Spot and King owned by Dr Carey Wambley of Fort Thomas KY tying for third
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Pinehurst Field Trials Club
Southern Dogs
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T. W. Shore
Booneville
Big Push
Claudia Phelps
Aiken
S. C
Jake’s Jim
F. Q O. Foard
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N.C
Strut Filer
Miss Phelps
Heywood
Betty
Bernard Heywood
Columbia
Pickett
Queen
Charles Prickett
St. Matthews
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Dr. Shore
Carolina
King
Carey Wambley
Fort Thomas
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