Carolina Rallies For 34 31 Victory Over Washington and Lee
In Lexington Virginia January 15 194? the University of North Carolina edged Washington and Lee 34 to 31 after a strong second half surge. Earl Carson of W and L suffered an ankle injury early but Grubb helped lift Carolina with key late points while Worley and Brakes contributed as W and L fought hard in a close conference matchup.
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Sxington
University of Carolina
Washington and Lee’s
Generals
Earl
Kit) Carson
Allen
Peasard
Lasion
Carolina
Worley
Manns Basket Clinches 33-31 Victory Over Clemson
North Carolina State barely defeated Clemson 33 to 31 in an overtime finish. Mann led NC State with 12 points and netted the winning basket with one minute left in the extra period as Berlinski starred in the floor game.
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Manns Basket
Clemson
N. C
Red Terrors
Mann
N. C. State
Cheves
Berlinski
State
Ewer
Bee Reece
Jackson
Cvceeeses
McFadden
Brice
Flathman
Kitchens
Hill
Berry
Merlinski
Jones
Tech Wrestlers Open Season with Carolina Victory
Virginia Tech defeated North Carolina 17 to 0 in the meet held in Blacksburg as Claude Simpson a 235 pound unlimited entry from New Castle Va clinched the final bout pinning Clements. Carolina won the freshman bouts 29 to 3 led by Tankersley against Tech captain Charles Pittman in a strong show.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Claude Simpson
Newcastle
Clements
Charles Pittman
Tech
Tankersley
Carolina
Pittman
Atyle
Patty Berg Leads Augusta Title Defense With Subpar Round
Patty Berg, the defending champion, shot a two under par 77 at Augusta to extend her 54 hole lead in the 72 hole women’s title. Berg now stands 12 strokes ahead of Jane Cothran Jameson of Palm Beach and Greenville with 234 to Jameson’s 246 after her 84 today.
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Augusta
Minneapolis
Patty Berg
Miss Berg
Jane Cothran Jameson
Palm Beach
Fla
Greenville
F. C
Augusta Country Club
Mrs. Jameson
Norwegian Champion Skier Arrives for Chicago Tournament
Birger Ruud of Norway, Olympic and world champion ski jumper, is in the United States to compete in an international event in Chicago on January 16.
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New York
Birger Ruvd
Norway
Chicago
First Ticket Purchased To Greensboro Open Tournament
The first ticket to North Carolina's Greensboro Open Golf Tournament is bought by Julian Price of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance. The event runs March 26 27 and 28 at Sedgefield and Starmount with 5000 in cash prizes.
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North Carolina
Julian Price
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
George Underwood
Greater Greensboro
Archie B. Joyner
Greensboro Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sedgefield
Starmount
Amateurs face cap on travelling expenses in tennis ruling
The United States Lawn Tennis Association moved to curb excessive traveling payments to amateurs. Policy bans lump sums, requires detailed expense reports, and mandates penalties for violators. The action accompanies Davis Cup decisions and junior development funding. Dr Lovelock joins St Mary’s Hospital staff in New London.
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U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Miami Beach
Fila
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Louis J. Carruthers
Holcombe Ward
New York
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Carruthers
Curbon
National Ranking Committee
J. Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Lovelock
London
Jen
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
J. B. Lovelock
St. Mary's Hospital
200 Boxers Enter A A U Tourney In Carolinas
Charlotte, January 16. Two hundred boxers entered the sixth annual Carolinas Golden Gloves and A A U championships to be held February 2 to 7 for charity. Sixty six prizes will be awarded and the open class champions will go to the National A A U tournament in Boston April 4 to 6, expenses paid.
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Charlotte
WN. C
Jake Wade
Boston
Carolinas Association
Wade
Carolinas
Hubbell Becomes Giants' First 1938 Signer
Carl Hubbell signed with the New York Giants in a contract valued around 24 000 dollars making him the highest paid pitcher in baseball. The Meeker, Oklahoma star posted 22 victories and eight defeats with a 3.19 ERA last season and extended his streak of early-year signings for Bill Terry's club.
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New York
Bill Bont
Carl Owen
Hubbell
New York Giants
Oklahoma
Meeker
Eddie Brannick
King Carl
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rube Marquard
Marquard
Dizzy Dean
St.Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Lefty Gomez
Duke Loses Home Wrestling Opener to Davidson 24-8
Duke varsity wrestlers open 1938 season at home with a 24-8 defeat to Davidson. Duke won only two matches one by forfeit and one by decision, while Davidson captured three by decision and two by fall. Levy for Duke defaulted at 118 pounds. Faulkner edged Lawrance. Craver, Bailey, Fort, Gamble, McLean, and McFadgen won by fall or decision for Davidson.
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Durham
N. C
Duke
Davidson
Blue Devils
Levy
Faulkner
Lawrance
Craver
Donnelly
Bailey
Wilson
Fort
Capt. Newens
Gamble
Mansell
McLean
Summerville
McFadgen
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Spessard
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Brokes
Caar
York
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Inshington
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Ae ‘Wrolina
nals—Mullis
Rershak
Ruth
Boone
Eddie Berlinski
Gobbler
Martin Levy
Cowboy Suttrall
Texas
High Point
General Tires
AMOCO
Main Streei
Activities al Ymg.a
Industrial League
Pet
Adama-Millis
St Jones
Ellington's Florist
Morriss-Covington
H. P. Paper Bow
Senate
Adams-Millis
Globe Parlor
Red Top
Adams-Millis Jones
Stevie Ereerer
Jarrett
Barrier Eer
Spencer Eee
Tysinger Wright Eer
Young Er Ear
Black E. Cooper
Diamant
Cooper
Redwine
Grant
Dawson
Sprye
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Ll. Evans
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Etree Sane
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R. Giles Whee
Giles
Hoover
Younts
Swain See
Oakley
Ginagow
Nelson Weet
Eset
Ellngton
Plorist Hightana
Pugh
Denola
Eeeer
Petty
Upton Ftteeee
Whitt
Torat
Swartebergers
Skidmore
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Lohr
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Brown Sehern A
Greensboro
A.A. U
W. F. Ratley
A. A. VU
Carl Hubbell
Jints
Stoneham
Hub
King Carlos
Giant
Horace Stoneham
North State Telephone Co
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