Southern Conference push for athletics reform at colleges
The Southern Conference adopted a resolution asking the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to investigate athletics across its member institutions. It targets recruiting subsidies entrance requirements and scholastic standards with tougher rules to deny standard college ratings to violators.
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Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
R. R. Sermon
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High Point Panthers Face Catawba Indians Tonight
High Point hosts Catawba at 8 p.m. tonight at the YMCA in a North State Conference showdown. The Panthers seek revenge after a close loss Monday as coach Virgil Yow fields a strong, in form lineup against an eagerly anticipated Indians team.
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Catawba Indians
High Point
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High Point Powers Past Lexington In 43 22 Victory
High Point High School outpaced Lexington 43 to 22 led by Red Hendrix with 14 points and Gaddis adding 13 as the Blue and White built a 23 to 9 halftime lead. Hendrix controlled the floor, while Lexington’s Smith and Rodgers had limited scoring and Old Town fell 36 to 14 in the later game.
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American League Sets Sights On Yankees Repeat
Chicago forecast a tight 1933 AL race but Yankee repeat hopes drew sharp pushes from George Earnshaw and Al Simmons. Simmons predicted New York would lead by July, while Earnshaw said the Yanks would dominate after the Fourth of July unless they faltered. Comiskey and Edwards raised questions about confidence and wagers on the pennant as AL officials reacted.
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al Simmons
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Big George Earnshaw
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Junior High Quintet Defeats Hasty Freshmen 36 to 5
Junior High opened its basketball season by trouncing Hasty high freshmen 36 to 5. Stroud led with 14 points, Newton scored 11, Horney 9, Ritchie 2, Payne 3, Welborn 2. Return game set for next Thursday at local junior high floor.
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Jeby Keeps Grip on World Middleweight Title Claim
Ben Jeby, a durable East Side Hebrew, held the leg in a disputed world middleweight battle at Madison Square Garden. He stopped Frankie Batag na of Winnipeg in the 12th round of a 15 round match and earned official recognition from the New York State Athletic Commission, though Marcel Thys of France is recognized by the National Boxing Association as the 160-pound champion.
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National Boxing Asociation
Tar Heels Face Deacons Tonight
North Carolina hosts Wake Forest in a top state title tilt as Wilmer Hines leads the Tar Heels after a victory over Virginia Tech. The clash highlights a busy night with Duke Navy and NC State also seeking wins as fouls and fast play shape the action.
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Crain and Martucci Advance to Miami Pro Pro Final
Wilson Crain of Akron and Jim Martucci of Teterboro reach the Miami Country Club final after a back nine surge finishing with a birdie on the 18th to square the semifinal. They beat John Rouse and Eddie Hasmann while Walter Bourne and Herman Rama eliminated Karl Howell and Ralph Stonehouse 5 and 4.
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Wilson Crain
Akron
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Teterboro
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Princeton
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Fresh Meadow
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Chicago
Eddie Hasmann
Cleveland
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Indianapolis
Burlington Beats Thomasville 31 to 12 In Local Basketball
Burlington defeated Thomasville 31 to 12 in a basketball game here last night. Key scorers included Hargrove and Marlowe for Thomasville and Sorrell and Pennington for Burlington with officials listed as Boyes and Hood.
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Lexington Beats Concord Highs In Montana Conference Bout
Lexington high school boxers drew with Concord highs in the first South Piedmont meet last night. Five decisions each, but Concord forfeited the match due to an ineligible player. Lexing ton led in lightweights and heavies while Concord held the middle division. Key winners for Lexington included Raper Elkin Bailey and Bingham. Bailey achieved a knockout over Dellinger.
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Earth completes 683600000 mile yearly orbit
The Earth completes its annual journey around the Sun covering about 683.6 million miles. This orbital distance reflects a typical year length and heliocentric path in standard astronomy.
Freddie Miller Captures Featherweight Crown
Freddie Miller from Cincinnati won the National Boxing Association featherweight title by unanimous decision over Tommy Paul of Buffalo in a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout. Paul held the belt through three rounds, but Miller’s counter punches and boxing shift in the fourth, aided by a nose cut that reappeared each round, built to a clear late lead as about 5 000 spectators saw the upset.
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Freddie Miller Wins N B A World Featherweight Title
Freddie Miller of Chicago outpointed Tommy Paul of Cincinnati to secure National Boxing Association recognition as world featherweight champion in a Buffalo bout.
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Tommy Paul
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New York Hero Ben Jeby Crowned World Middleweight Champion
Ben Jeby of New York defeated Frankie Huattag lia of Winnipeg to win world middleweight boxing title in New York recognition event.
Clinton Jones Knocks Out Young Stuhley in AK Match
Ja-orilla Jones of Akron knocks out Young Stuhley of Kewanee in four rounds, securing a decisive victory in the bout.
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Maybe They Can_t Nut They Did
Casper Moriarity clashed with Denver police after attempting to cross a street. Detective Joseph Duffy confronted him, Moriarity punched the officer, then Detective V W Wingren intervened. Moriarity was overpowered and jailed at dawn on drunkenness disturbance vagrancy and resisting an officer.
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Wood Nears Fourth Californias Title in Agua Caliente Open
Craig Wood tied for the Agua Caliente $7,500 open lead at 317 after 54 holes with Paul Runyan close behind. Leo Diegel and John Perelli trailed by one stroke, while Espinosa Horton Smith and Dick Mets remained in contention as the final 18 holes began.
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Tennis Rankings To Stir U S Lawn Tennis Meet
New York dispatch reports the U S Lawn Tennis Association faces debate at next month's convention over rankings and proposed amateur rule changes. The ranking list shows shifts in both men and women with Vines and Jacobs leading, while four others rise or drop amid accounting and travel expense reforms.
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Joseph Coughlin
Stanford
Frank Parker
Gene Mako
Jack Lynch
Taft
Donald Leavens
Mosinee
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Robert Kamrath
Edward Well
Johnson’s fiery speech ends with broken hand
Leonard Johnson drew a big reaction at a directors meeting by pounding his fist on the table. The impact fractured a bone in his hand and he was treated at Central Emergency Hospital by Dr. John H. Golden who reset the bone and provided bandages.
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Johnson
First Patent Granted in United States to Samuel Hopkins
Vermont resident Samuel Hopkins received the United States first patent on July 31 1790 for a new method of making potash and sugar of lead.
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Vermont
United States
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