Southern Conference officials map future changes in Virginia
In Richmond Virginia on January 13 the Southern Conference executive committee debated revisions to the constitution and by laws after thirteen schools split to form the Southeastern Conference. Proposals include abolishing freshman intercollegiate athletics and ending unorganized summer baseball compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Four Winds
Virginia
Maryland
Carolinas
Southeastern Conference
Richmond and
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Davidson
North Carolina
Farman
Citadel
South Carolina
Centre
Kentucky
J. A. Anderson
C. P. Miles
Jimmy Driver
Driver
Charlottesville
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Durham
Panthers Meet Catawba Here Saturday
Mangrum leads Agua Caliente 72 hole open golf tourney with a 141 after a 72 in round two. Paul Runyon stands second with 143 after a 69 final round. Archie Hambrick sits third at 144. Leo Diegel, Craig Wood, and Tony Manero are tied at 146.
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Paul Runyon
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Ray Mangrum
Waco
Tex
White Plains
N. Y
Mangrom
Archie Hambrick
Young Zanesville
Leo Diegel
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Tony Manero
Greenwich
Conn
Southern Conference Sees Few Three-Sport Athletes
A survey shows a scarcity of three-sport lettermen across Southern colleges. Duke Sewanee Alabama Virginia Military Institute Auburn and Virginia lack three-sport athletes, while North Carolina State and Georgia show multiple multi-sport performers. Notable figures include Curtailment limits and standout stars at several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Duke
Sewanee
Alabama
Virginia Military Institute
Auburn
Virginia
Beattie Feathers
University of Tennessee
North Carolina State
Bob McQuage
Allen Nelms
Rudy Seitz
Ray Rex
High Point Fans Expect Weekend of Strong Basketball
High Point prep and college squads heat up the weekend with a doubleheader at the local gym tonight where girls meet Old Town at 7 and the boys face Lexington. The wrestling meet with Salisbury was canceled, while High Point College hosts Catawba with Broadus Culler touted as a top star.
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High Point
High Point High School
Old Town Five
Lexington’ High
High Point High
Salisbury
Grapplers
Thomasville High
High Point College Panthers
Catawba Indians
Indians
Panthers
Purple
Broadus Culler
Walton substitutes and players listed for Green Street game
The record lists Walton substitutes Clayton Farrington E Green Whitt and McDowell with minutes and Bennett for Methodist. It notes U S annual coffee consumption around 1 billion pounds and per capita about nine pounds.
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Green Street
Clayton
Farrington
E. Green
Whitt
McDowell
United States
Adams-Millis and Robbins Knitting Playoff Nears
The Adams-Millis and Robbins Knitting teams meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the High school field to decide the third game. The victor will face the M P Y M C A winner in a game set for Saturday week.
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Adams-Millis and
Robbins Knitting
Largest family of Rameses II noted in records
The Egyptian pharaoh Rameses II is recorded as having the largest family with two hundred children. Inscriptions attributed to the king list one hundred eleven sons and fifty daughters.
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Rameses II
Egypt
Tar Heels Face Gobblers in Key ACC Showdown Tonight
In Charlotte NC on January 13 UNC battles a strong Virginia Tech styled Gobbler machine. Tomorrow night UNC—Wake Forest Demon Deacons showdown impacts the state championship race. Duke ends win streak as Maryland wins at College Park. Wake Forest beats Erskine 53 to 30 in second half surge.
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Charlotte
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Chapel Hill
Duke
Maryland
College Park
Erskine College of South Carolina
Paul Faces Freddie Miller Tonight For Featherweight Title
Buffalo’s Tommy Paul defends his world featherweight crown tonight in Chicago against southpaw Freddie Miller of Cincinnati. The bout, billed for 170 rounds, follows Paul’s recent decision over Fidel La Barba and marks a continuation of their prior three clashes in which Miller won two Cincinnati fights. The title is recognized by states in the National Boxing Association.
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Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Stadium
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Paul
National Boxing Association
Fidel la Barba
Kid Chocolate
New York
Detroit
Miller
Sale of Mutual Tire and Battery Co. assets set for January 14
The Mutual Tire and Battery Co. will sell all its property on Saturday January 14 1933 on Hamilton Street in Yo Point N C. Cash terms apply. Receiver E A Wright signs the notice January 11 1933 with Walser and Casey as attorneys for the receiver.
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Motor Company TI
Hamilton Street
Yo Point
N. C
Mutual Tire & Battery Company
Ee. A. Wright
Mutual Tire & Battery Co
Walser & Oasey
Attys
South Carolina Boasts Of Inexperienced Boxing Team
The University of South Carolina fields a young boxing squad with four novices led by Coach Frankie De Mars. Jill Callahan and Capt. Henry Williard anchor the team with two Joe McManus and Joe Johnson heavyweights contending for titles. Newcomers include Geddings, Cuthbertson, Rivers, and Humphrett. The Birds schedule three meets plus the Southern Conference tournament at Virginia, with LSU, Presbyterian College, N C State, and Clemson among upcoming opponents.
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Ready
Leroy Young
Buck Chapman
Georgia
Young
Chapman
Johnson Craig
Clemson
Henry Woodward
Bill Dillard
University of Mississippi
Kirk Haynes
Jack Burke
Grayson Wolfe
Fred Hambright
South Carolina
North Carolina
Stuart Chandler
George Brandt
University of South Carolina
Gamecock
The
Birds
Les
Joe McManus
Joe Johnson
McManus
Bill Geddings
Frank Cuthbertson
J. E. Rivers
Bill Humphrett
Rivers
Red” Watts
University of Virginia
Louisiana State University
Presbyterian College
Columbia
N. C. State
Raleigh
Michigan coach declares war on doping in swimming
Ann Arbor January report cites coach Matt Mann of the University of Michigan team calling for a fight against doping after alleging that oxygen or stimulants were given to Japanese swimmers in the 1932 Los Angeles finals. Yale’s Robert Kiphuth and Mann form an NCAA subcommittee to study the issue ahead of a March 24–25 meeting in New Haven. Western coaches already ban oxygen use. Michigan medical experts say any boost would be brief and uncertain.
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Ann Harbor
Mich
Matt Mann
University of Michigan
Mann
Los Angeles
New Haven
Conn
Frank Lyman
Louis H. Newburgh
State Prepares for Saturday Clash After Win Over Furman
State, led by Coach Ray Sermon, is favored again after a 34-14 victory by the Terrors over Furman last Saturday. The lineup includes Ralph Johnson and Le Roy Jay at forwards, George Beaghan at center, and Gilbert Clark with Allen Nelms at guards, as they face Blacksburg in a return engagement following a 21-16 defeat here last winter.
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Blacksburg
State
Furman
Monk Younger
Ray Sermon
Ralph Johnson
LeRoy Jay
George Beaghen
Gilbert Clark
Allen Nelms
Sunday School Quintets Open Season Amid Youth League Action
The Sunday School basketball league opened at the Y M C A with three games. Friends defeated South Main Methodists 13 to 9 led by Hayworth with eight points and Hicks six. Salvation Army fell to Green Street 30 to 5 as Stone and H Hall led the winners. Lutheran beat Springfield 18 to 7 with C. Ridge top scorer for the losers.
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South Main Methodists
Friends Five
Hayworth
Hicks
Green Street
Salvation Army
Stone
H. Hall
R. Hall
J. White
Springfield
C. Ridge
Little
Brown
V P S To Clash With State Quint
Raleigh January 123 Following their game with Carolina V P S will meet N C State in Frank Thompson Gymnasium Saturday night The Polya were defeated 35 16 by the Red Terrors when they.
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Raleigh
Carolina
N. C. State
Frank Thompson Gymnasium
Polya
Red Terrors
Parson and parishioner exchange dry wit at lunch
A parishioner meeting his vicar with a brief bag comments on lunch. The vicar retorts that the bag holds sermons. The exchange ends with a pun about dried tongue as food for thought. Tit-Bits notes the humorous moment.
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Southern Conference
S. C
Frank H. Fuller
Associated Press
Mangram
Dillon Graham
Bisons
Lexington Five
Bisonettes
Old Town
Culler
Methodist
Bennett
Sever
Rea Piper
Thrower
Eevee
America
Dorothy Wilson
And
Chic Sale
Broadhurst
Rialto
Tim McCoy
Spud & Dudd Hiack
Arena
Wallace Beery
Wallace
Beery
FLESH
Karen Morley
Ricardo Cortez
Arthur Tracy
Broadway
Kirma
Bob Steele
Hell’s Edges
Japan
P. T. Barnum
Conne
London
Springfield Ridge
Brown Purcell
Vic Saeeusuueili
Craven Ellington
Sinquefield Hendricks
Fee
Grinsett Springfield
Huff
Green St. Army
Hall
Eees Davis
Gilles Bie
King C. Gillette
N. H. Silver Co
Marlboro
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