Panthers Rally Past High Point College 53–41
McCrary's Eagles surged in the second half to defeat High Point College 53 to 41 before about 1,200 fans at Harrison Gym. Holleman led McCrary with 21 points while Malfregeot added nine and Flythe 13 for the Panthers. High Point led 24–23 at halftime but fell apart late as McCrary pulled away.
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Folleman
McCrary
High Point College
Harrison Gymnasium
Eagles
Mholleman
Looken Wood
High Flyers
Asheboro
Randolph County
Panthers
Appalachian
Holloman
Roy
Marcel Malfregeot
Moran
Samet
Hotleman
Stuart Flythe
High Point
Fagles
Unique
Winston Salem
Hampton
Hester
Towery
Cockerhan
Cheek
Essick
Harris
Flythe
Cochrane
Rogers
Edwards
Holleman
Kearns
Malfregeot
Brinkley
McKeithan
Hackney
Carolina
Hedrick
Lamet
Malefregeot
E . Hampton
Eevee Cockerhan
Eevee Lanier
Maryland sophomore Norton1950s 20 points topples Duke
Maryland’s Charley Norton scored 20 points, including nine field goals and two free throws, to lift the Terps to a 40 to 35 victory over Duke in College Park. Maryland led 23–12 at halftime, Duke tied it early in the second half, then Maryland pulled away.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Charley Norton
Duke University
Terps
Blue Devils
Norton
Spark Plug
Maryland
Duke
Marylanders
Johnson
K Ceeveere
Mullitz
Beamer
E Seeeses
Thomas
Hoffman
Robb
Ccess
Wheeler
Borgman
McCarthy
Salisbury
Catawba
Appalachian State
Pritchard
Appalachian Star
Wagner
Prichard
Sandholm
Ceeeeere Steward
Hudson
Seeeeeere Hoover
Eeneeese McGinnis
Eereee Hagerman
Seneree
Appalachian
Carter
Furman
College Basketball Scores From Several Hubs
Georges Tech defeated Vanderbilt 59 to 25 in Atlanta. Mississippi 47 edged LSU 44 in Baton Rouge. Milleaps 45 beat Loyola South 41 in New Orleans. Auturn 38 defeated University of the South 19 in Sewanee. Tennessee lost 31 to 35 at Starkville against Mississippi State. Howard 37 defeated Chattanooga 21 in Chattanooga.
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Atlanta
Georges Tech
Vanderbilt
Baton Rouge
Missisone
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Milleaps
Loyola (South
Sewanee
Tenn
Auturn
University of the South
Starkville
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Chattanooga
Howard
Speed To Spare Wins Rich Handicap In Mud Santa Anita
Speed to Spare a Vanderbilt castoff won the $5,000 San Felipe handicap at Santa Anita in heavy mud. The 56 year old black gelding ran clear of Mr. Blaze and Woodberry with Boxthorn finishing fourth as $883,505 was wagered across eight races.
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Speed
A. G. Vanderbilt
Santa Anita Park
Mr. Blaze
Woodberry
Boxthorn
Winston Triumphs Over Local Rivals In Boxing And Wrestling
Winston-Salem YMCA teams edged High Point in boxing 4 1 2 to 1 2 and beat Draper in wrestling 23 to 8. Kenner led wins by knockout and decision for the host, with Beauchamp, Riley, and others scoring in three-round bouts.
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Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Y. M. C. A
High Point
Draper
Beck
Winston- Salem
Woodell
Kenner
Winston - Salem
Tate
Kinney
Riley
Canipe
Beauchamp
Johnson
Graham And Freeman Set To Wrestle Friday At Coliseum
Promoter Jack Smith headlines a Coliseum wrestling card featuring Roy Graham versus Herbie Freeman in a return bout. Also billed are Martin Levy a 625 pound bearded star from New York against Cowboy Luttrall, and Roland Kirchmeyer facing Ernie Powers.
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Martin Levy
Roland Kirchmeyer
Roy Graham
Herbie Freeman
Iowa
Jack Smith
Washington and Lee 22 North Carolina State 8 in season opener
Washington and Lee matmen opened the season by defeating North Carolina State 22 to 8 in Lexington Virginia. Falls by Kemp and McInerney plus decisions and an extra period victory by Shimer powered the Generals over the Wolfpack in the Southern Conference matchup.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
North Carolina State
Generals
V. M. IL
State
Hunter
Summerall
Shimer
Thomas
Kemp
Cheslock
Falls
McInerney
Truslow
Neilson
W& IL
Davis
Farrier
W& Eee
Citadel Boxers Beat Tar Heels In Decisive Meet
Citadel showcases a strong team by winning 4 to 3 in Chapel Hill. All eight bouts end in decisions with notable battles including Mitchell versus Fisher and a series of Citadel wins across weight classes from 115 to unlimited.
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Chapel Hill
Citadel
University of North Carolina
Joe Fisher
Carolina
Mac. Mitchell
Drew
Mitchell
Fisher
Johnny Hughes
Billy Winstead
Sam McFalls
N. C
Dick Bagnalo
Joe Murnick
Rip Todd
Mae Mitchell
Crowell Little
Pete Lempesia
Happy” Deas
Johnny Foreman
Franeis King
Jim Bryant
Orville Rogers
Bill Moore
Sloan Wins Southern Handball Title In Knoxville Final
Eddie Sloan of Charlotte defeated defending champion Herman Schrader of Charleston 21-18 21-14 to claim the Southern handball championship in Knoxville Tennessee. Sloan reached the final by beating Roy Akard Knoxville champion 21-18 21-9, while Schrader knocked off Bob Scott of Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Eddie Sloan
Charlotte
N. C
Herman Schrader
Charleston
Sloan
Roy Akard
Schrader
Bob Scott
Rickey Says Dizzy Dean Salary Talks To Go Smoothly
Branch Rickey of the St. Louis Cardinals predicted there would be no trouble in settling Dizzy Dean's salary dispute. Rickey expected a reply from Dean in a few days as talks continued after Dean offered $25,500 for 1937 while the club had offered $10,000 and Dean had unsigned his 1938 contract.
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ST. Louis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Rickey
Dean
Bradenton
Fla
Ol’ Diz
Cardinal
High Points Y Aces edge Winston Y M C A in thriller
The High Point Y Aces beat Winston Salem Y M C A 55 to 53 after regulation in an overtime tilt on the local floor. Spencer scored 15 points and Thomas 12 to pace the home team, while Snow led Winston with 13.
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High Point
S “Y” Aces
Winston- Salem Y. M. C. A
Kannapolis
Spencer
Thomas
Snow
Addy Aces
Aces
Winston
Psere
B. Dunn
Dawson Wesevss
Padgett Becomes First Cardinal to Sign and Train Ahead
Outfielder Don Padgett agreed to terms with the St. Louis Cardinals and asked for catcher’s gear so he can practice before the club’s baseball school opens in Winter Haven Florida. Rickey will lead instruction with Frankie Frisch Burt Shotton and Ray Blades assisting.
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Don Padgett
Rickey
Padgett
Cardinal
Winter Haven
Fla
Frankie Frisch
Burt Shotton
Ray Blades
Columbush
Rochester Pilots
Van Mungo Ainst Aint Sha About His Baseball Fate
Van Mungo spoke in Orlando saying he will not worry about his team or contract and would play for any club if a satisfactory deal is reached. Dodgers and Brooklyn officials debate his future while Mungo hints at possibly finishing the year with the Dodgers or elsewhere.
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van Mungo
Brooklyn
Orlando, Fla
van Lingleman
Mungo
Leigh Grimes
Ma Grimes
New Ha
Dizzy Dean
Flatbush
Corinto Sets New Mark At Hialeah
In Miami Florida January 15 a crowd of 12000 watched Mrs Emil Dene mark Corinto win the Fort Dallas Park handicap at Hialeah Park. The jockey Johnny Longden steered the six year old gelding to victory by three lengths over Maerel with Bootless third. Corinto paid 6 60 for 2 straight. Isaroma won the fifth race over Lawrin, returning 4 90 for 2. Wise Prince was the first odds on winner of the meet in the fourth race paying 3 for 2.
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Miami
Fla
Emil Denemark
Corinto
Fort Dallas Park
Hialeah Park
Johnny Longden
de Witt Page
Maerel
Whic
Col. E. R. Bradley
Mrs. Denemark
Isaroma
Lawrin
Felix Spatola
Wise Prince
Laval to scout for a major league baseball club
W. L. Laval, athletic director at EB Henry College, said he would scout for a major league baseball club starting in Los Angeles on January 1. He formerly played for TM and is taking screen tests in Hollywood.
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Los Angeles
Washington
T M
Lywood
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Freeman
Kirchmeyer
Ernie Powers
Vancouver
Charley Webb
Wa&l
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St. Louis Cardinal
Hialeah
DRY Cleaning Company
Main Street
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