Carolinas A A U T O sponsors seven championship tournaments
The Carolinas A A U will sponsor six championships in 1987 with events in basketball wrestling handball track and field swimming boxing and more. Sites include High Point Appalachian College and UNC with dates from February to July and winners advancing to national meets in boxing and other sports.
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Frank Barfield
Carolinas
W. F. Bailey
Charlotte
Apalachian
State Teachers Cole
University of North Oliia
Boston
Mass
High Point College
High Point
Appalachian Collge
Boone
High Point M. C. A
Adams-Millis Takes Second in Industrial League Action
Adams-Millis beat Triangle 28 to 18 at the YMCA to claim undisputed second place in the Industrial Basketball League. Merita Bakers led the loop, Allen Jay surged past Thomasville Chair 33 to 26, and Marsh defeated High-Point Paper Box 33 to 26.
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Adams-Millis
Triangle
Merita Bakers
Allen Jay
Thomasville Chair
Marsh
High
High _— Point Paper Box
Harris
Cooper
Johnson
B. Cooper
Culler
Clark
Ettee
Gaddis
Bonet
Farlowe
Kearns
Allen
W. Giles
Glasgow
Esse Oakley
Seenee
Jackson
B. Giles
Thomasville
Beck
Parlowe
Panthers Defeat Unique Furniture 27 to 24 In Harrison Gym
High Point College Panthers rally from a slow start to beat Unique Furniture of Winston-Salem 27 24 at Harrison gym. Harris and Brinkley led HP with strong offense while Holloman topped Unique with 11 points. free throw accuracy decided the game. JV Panthers also won 34 13 with Hinshaw Hinshaw and Yow starring for HP.
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Appalachian
High Point College Panthers
Furniture Club
Winston-Salem
Harrison Gymnasium
Warriors
Panthers
Invaders
Hampton
Brinkley
Cager
Holloman
High Point
Frank Sudia
Durland
Zee
Jctsenee
Moonta
Scocs
Seteer
Scssee
Fitsergald
Iiliame
Seeenee
See
Crowell
Scoses
Smith
Starnes
High Point College
Harris
Cecces
Kearns
Seee
Booth
Eeeeter
Towery
Hinshaw, F
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Hestee
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Wake Forest Surges Past William and Mary in NCA A Action
Wake Forest built a late rally to beat William and Mary as Duke edges Maryland 34 31 in College Park. North Carolina State defeats Davidson for fifth straight conference win 41 to 35 as Berry contributes six in the second half. Davidson falls to N C State while Appalachian tops Catawba 29 26 in Salisbury.
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College Park
Duke University
Basketeers
University of Maryland Quint
Terps
Blue Devils
Maryland
E. C. Swindell
Duke
Swindell
Podger
Eddie Johnson
Walter
Pwitgon
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Son
Thomas
McCarthy
Keller
Edwards
Cheek
Paul Menton
Loyola
Jeek Menton
Davidson
State
Davidson College
Connie Mae Berry
Wildcats
Berry
Neal Dalrymple
N. C. State
Wong
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Hancock
Hackney
N. C
McCachren
Charlotte
Wallburg Splits Double Bill With Davis Townsend
Wallburg hosts a doubleheader with Davis Townsend. Girls lose 14 to 9 as Bodenheimer nets 12 for Wallburg and Laneja leads Townsend with seven, while the Wallburg boys fall 24 to 22 to Townsend in a fast contest.
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Wallburg
Davis Townsend
Llburg
Davis Townsi High
Wailirs High
V.o-Townsend
Bodenheimer
B. Craven
Conrad
Faliburg
B. Laneja
D-T
Hayworth
M. Hedrick
Davis- Townsend
Beck
Rick and
Hedrick
Wiley Freendr
Win-Salem Y. M
C. A
Davidson Mat Men Defeat Duke In First Neicate Meet
Davidson hosted Duke in a wrestling meet winning 21 to 18 before about 600 fans at the gym. Howard McFayden won the unlimited division for Davidson, with several matches decided by pins and time advantages, including Parker and Leve securing pins for Davidson.
College Swimming Notes From Williamsburg VA
In Williamsburg Virginia the William Mary team and North Carolina are featured in a college swimming note. The brief mentions both institutions as part of the regional coverage.
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Williamsburg, VA
William Mary
North Carolina
Carolina Wrestlers Turn Back V P I in Debut Match
The University of North Carolina wrestling team opened with a 21 to 11 victory over Virginia Tech in Chapel Hill. Carolina claimed four of five falls while Tech had one, Davis of UNC pinned Crystal in the heavyweight bout in 1:02.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Davis
Crystal
Florida tops Georgia 36 to 18 in Gainesville
Florida defeated Georgia 36 to 18 at Gainesville. Stetson crushed Emory and Henry 81 to 20 at Deland, Florida, in college basketball action.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Deland, Fla
Stetson
Emory and Henry
Vines Defeats Perry In Battle In Detroit
Ellsworth Vines returned from illness to defeat Fred Perry in straight sets 14-12 6-2 6-1 before 6,500 at Detroit in a pro tennis tournament. The long first set decided the match as Perry failed to convert after Vines took the 25th game and broke Perry's serve. Vines controlled rallies with accurate groundstrokes and steady serves to wear down the Briton.
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Tampa
Fla
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Budge
Atlanta Unite
Grant
Frankie Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
Milwaukee
Davis Island Club
Charlie Harris
West Palm Beach
Biltmore
Miami
Parker
United States Lawn Tennis Association
New Orleans
Detroit
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Perry
Vines
Pittsburgh
Catholic and Duke Battle Ends In 4 4 Draw
Catholic University and Duke University boxers fought to a 4 to 4 draw before about 5 000 fans. Eight bouts with five knockouts, including 155 pounds Dave Berrstein and 125 pounds Willen Mann among those decided by stoppage.
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Washington
Catholic University
Duke University
Dave Berrstein
Catholic
Trx Guinan
Danny Farrar
Duke
Ot Sakree
Joe Seles
Willen Mann
Yg Grego
A’ Mann
Ray Matulewicc
Ed Dunne
Leo Katalinas
Don Schmitt
Rogers Leads Open After 36 Holes At Oakland Open
John Rogers of Denver shoots 64 in round two to reach 133 total at halfway of the Oakland Open. His 36 hole score ties the course record set by Ralph Guldahl while four others trail by a stroke including Sam Snead John Perelli John Revolta and Henry Picard.
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Oakland
Calif
John Rogers
Denver
Rogers
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John Perelli
Tamoe
John Revolta
Evanston
Henry Picard
Hershey
Basketball scoring snippet with player tallies
Summary of a game sequence listing player names and points: Martin 4 Brinkley 2 Kearns 1 Towery 2 F Dunn 1 Fred Dunn 4 Holloman 1 Brock 2 Johnson 2. Four missed attempts attributed to Harris 4 F Dunn 2 Fred Dunn 4 Holloman 1 Brock 2 Johnson 1 Referee Boyles Guilford.
Britton cites 18-year-old son Bobby as unlikely to eclipse his father
Boston on January 16 Jack Britton, former world welterweight champion, doubts his son Bobby can surpass him in boxing. He notes Bobby’s right-hand focus and limited footwork, cites modern training habits, and hopes his son may be an exception to today’s early retirement trend.
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Jack Britton
Bill King
Boston
Rock of Gibraltar
Bobby
Britton
Honey Mellody
Dan Morgan
Mellody
Local matmen battle to 4 4 draw with boxing evenings
High Point and Winston-Salem Y M C A boxing teams fought to a 4-4 draw last night at the local Y arena. High Point edged Twin City wrestlers 17 11 with Ellington beating Finch in the 125 lb bout. Clyde Shaw and Bell, Norman, Dennis, Johnson and others won by knockouts or decisions, while several exhibitions and forfeits filled the card.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Clyde Shaw
Base
Shaw
Bass
Bell
Norman
Technica
Bishop
Dennis
Johnson
Winston- Salem
Orville Little
Swanson
Lewis
Wood
Chandler
Red Johnson
Ellington
Finch
Ferguson
Williams
Littl
Culp—Duke
Joe Louis to Fight in Minneapolis in April
Pinkie George of the Minneapolis Athletic Club said Joe Louis would fight in Minneapolis in April for a 12 to 16 round bout. George aims to pair Louis with Harry Thomas of Eagle, Minnesota, who is under contract with the Chicago Stadium Association to meet the Detroit fighter in Chicago pending Thomas’ release.
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Les Moines
Pinkie George
Minneapolis Ath
Joe Louis
Minneapolis
George
Harry Thomas
Eagle Minn
Chicago Stadium Assoc
Detroit
Chicago
Thomas
Kipke Granted Another Year as Michigan Coach
The University of Michigan athletic board of control announced the renewal of Harry Kipke as head football coach for next season to dispel rumors about the coaching position. The release named the advisory staff with Fielding H. Yost’s approval.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of M Gan Athletic Board of Control
Harry Kipke
Michigan
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Fielding H
Dana Bible Invited To Texas Christian University
In Austin on January 16 the University of Texas Board of Regents invited Dana Bible of Nebraska to come to Austin for a conference on becoming head football coach.
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Dana Bible
Texas Christian
Austin
Texas
Board of Regents of
University of Texas
Dana Bible of
Nebraska
Trinity Wins First Half Championship in Girls Basketball
Trinity High School upset Sherrod Shirt 54 to 33 to claim the first half title at the Salvation Army gym. Trinity built a 34 to 18 halftime edge as Brooks scored 24 and Taylor led Allen Jay with 29 in a tight clash. Harriss Covington edged Allen Jay 19 to 13 in a separate close contest.
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Trinity High School
Sherrod Shirt
Salvation Army
Trinity
Brooks
B. Taylor
Harriss-Covington
Allen Jay
Hicks Opens Commanding Lead In Augusta Women Titleholders
Helen Hicks of Woodmere tops the two‑round scoring at the Augusta Women Titleholders, firing 79 on the Hill Course to reach 159 and lead Jane Cothran and Petty Berg by one stroke, as Dorothy Kirby and Kathryn Hemphill contend closely.
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Augusta
Helen Hicks
Woodmere
L. J
Country Club Hill
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Greenville, 8. C
Whil Petty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Cothran
Dorothy Kirby
Georgia
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Waller
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Helen Dettweiler
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Providence
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Augusta Cleveland
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Aiken New York
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Beaumedl Texas
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