Bulletin 24 renews attack on amateur athletics
The Carnegie Foundation issues Bulletin 24 criticizing faculty control and the practice of college athletics. It summarizes scholarship, coaching, women’s athletics, and sportsmanship, arguing for educational management of activities and greater intramural participation while noting debates over professionalism and amateurism.
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High Point Defeats Raleigh YQuint in Lopsided Cage Victory
High Point college basketeers overwhelmed Raleigh Yquint 984 to 21 as Frank Goodwin struggled to score. Hastings guarded the Raleigh ace while Johnson and Mulligan led the Panthers with speed and points, Cory added for the visitors, and technical fouls marred the game. High Point led early, finished the first half ahead 14 to 8, and travel to Greensboro and Elon this week.
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Marsters Named Head Coach at Boston University
Alton K. Marsters nicknamed Special Delivery, a Boston University football hero, is named head coach for the 1930 season by the university athletic committee. Hilary Mahanay, former Holy Cross end, is to assist as line coach, replacing Reggie Brown and Ed Robinson who were not reappointed.
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Hilary Mahanay
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Ed Robinson
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Oak Ridge doubles up N. C. State freshmen in Raleigh
Oak Ridge Institute more than doubled the score tonight in defeating the N. C. State college freshmen 26 to 12 in Raleigh. Pat Bradley scored 12 points and Turner starred for the Oak Ridge lineup. The halftime score was 11 to 9.
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Duke's Tankmen All Wet As Generals Swim Win Meet
Washington and Lee defeated Duke 49 to 19 at Duke pool. Generals star Stapleton led with 10 points, taking the 50 yard dash and 100 yard freestyle. Duke's Captain Baughman and Smathers each earned five points with firsts in the 150 yard back stroke and 220 yard dash.
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Local Midgets Nosed Out by Proximity Five
The Proximity Y midgets edged local 110-pounders 39 to 37 on their court. Trailing 21-10 at halftime, the Pointer team rallied but fell short. Culler led Pointers with 23 and Walker paced Proximity with 21 points.
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Patriots Added To Cardinal Holdings
The Cardinals announce the purchase of the Greensboro Piedmont league club as an addition to their farm holdings. Greensboro replaces Fort Wayne In the Central league, sold a week earlier by the Cardinals.
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Fort Wayne
Landis Ends Shires Boxing Bid With Baseball Edict
Chicago January 18 AP Kenesaw Mountain Landis ruled that no baseball player may engage in professional boxing, giving Arthur Shires a choice to quit boxing or baseball. The White Sox first baseman is effectively retired from boxing and Shires may pursue baseball, despite earlier offers rumored in Chicago St Louis and Los Angeles.
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Knox Rally Ties First Half Title In Industrial League
Knox Upholstery edged undefeated Thomas Mills 20 19 on the local court to join the leaders at halftime in the Industrial Basketball league playoff race. Raper led Knox with 10 points while Malloy starred for Thomas Mills in the close contest.
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All Round Basketball Tourney Opens At Y M C A
The men and boys All Round Basketball Tournament begins next week at the Y M C A. It lasts five weeks with one event per week. Last year’s men's champions were Howard Raper and John Chilton, while Carl Smith led the boys. Events include ten foul shots, ten shots from outside the free throw zone, ten dribble plus shot drills, ten center shots, and ten dribble-under-basket attempts.
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John Chilton
Carl Smith
Adams-Millis Sweeps Two Games In Gloomy Afternoon Showdown
The Adams-Millis quint lit up the court with two easy wins over Harriss-Covington and Stehli. Morehead starred in both games, scoring 15 in the opener and 11 in the rematch as Adams Millis defeated Harriss-Covington 25 to 13 and Stehli 29 to 6.
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Adams-Millis City and Hillcrest Win Industrial Bowling Matches
Adams-Millis, City Water and Light, and Hillcrest each won two or three games in Industrial bowling league number two last week. Wall of Ingram's posted the night high single 127 pins while Hillcrest's W Sprye led with a 319 total.
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Lomski to Meet Mickey Walker in Detroit
Leo Lomski the Aberdeen Washington light heavyweight drew the assignment to face world middleweight champion Mickey Walker in a ten round bout in Detroit on February 7 Scotty Monteith Olympia arena Detroit match maker announced Lomski after his showing against James J Braddock in Chicago last night Lomski won seven of ten rounds but was ruled a draw by the judges and referee.
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Mickey Walker
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Genaro Halts Lad In Twelfth Round Title Bout
Paris report Frankie Genaro of New York, the NBA flyweight champion, stopped Yvon Trevidic, an 18 year old Brittany youth, in the 12th round of their 15 round world title fight.
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Ambitious 1930 Panthers Grid Card From Y Athletic Meet
The Y M C A athletic contest closed after ten weeks with 121 participants. Men earned 1000 points possible. Howard Raper led with 753 points to win the gold medal. Boys in Class A Clarence Spency topped 591, Class B William Wheelis led with 817. results list many competitors and scores.
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William Weeks
J. D. McCrary
Melvin Hoover
Raeford Cox
Harold Holland
James Grissom
Leslie Kivett
Jessie Stone
Walter Roberson
Garland Clinard
Ralph Snider
Walter Gross
Roy Thomas
J. A. Self
E. C. Ditlon
Jack Hamlet
Bud Copeland
Carl Smith
Verlis Freeman
J. H. Eagle
James Lacy
Norman Petty
Sam Montgomery
Dillard Shell
Creston Lowdermilk
W. J. Montgomery
Carl Wood
W. C. James
Markus Hdmonds
Elwood Marshal
Davis Smith
Howard Wall
Charlie Kearns
P. Surry
Stays
Brodus Culler
Guy Kinney
Homer Hall
William Wheelis
Paul Kinney
Norman Pierce
Loyd Whitley
John Brown
Robert Klutz
Enoch Cooper
Manuel Carrick
Edward Farlow
Douglas Whitley
George Kersey
Yancey Wright
Charles Logan
Walter Spencer
Chartle Wright
Robert Spencer
Richard Meiskey
W. D. Stroud
Geo. Andrews
Harold Culler
Banks Thayer
William Smith
Charles Southern
Royal Bennett
Willard Jones
Wallace Smith
Peter Cook
James Wright
Theron Smith
Jack Retrew
Thurman Jones
William Clifton
Hammett Cecil
Jack Hill
Loyd Taylorr
Harry Pierce
Charles Gray
Sam Kellgm
James Welborn
Earl Myers
Billie Wagner
Hubbert Barrer
Paul Kontz
Lelon Cooper
Roy Crawford
Moses Lamet
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Charles Mask
Gaihter Key
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Loyd Hughes
Robert Hartley
Edgar Hartley
Morton Compton
Jessie Mask
William McAnally
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Jack Lee
L. D. Wagner
Ralph Caudell
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J. C. Brown
Esker Farr
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Frosh Boxers Triumph Over Tar Babies In Lexington
Washington and Lee freshmen defeated North Carolina freshmen 7 to 2 in Lexington. Three knockouts occurred with two for NC and one for W and L. Collins (W and L) and Landis (NC) fought closely, decided by judges. Levinson and Patterson earned NC’s only points by technical knockouts. Chambers (W and L) overwhelmed Wilson (NC) in the second round.
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High Point Panthers unveil nine or ten game schedule
The High Point college football team will play eight college games plus a potential Thanksgiving contest with Catawba. Two open dates may be used for rest or assigned to American University or Catholic University. The slate includes N C State at Raleigh, Wofford in Spartanburg, Presbyterian at Clinton, Apprentice School in Newport News, Atlantic Christian in High Point, Elon at Elon, Appalachian at High Point, Lenoir Rhyne in Hickory, and a pending Catawba game at Salisbury.
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Duke Downs Wake Forest In One-Sided Victory
Duke University opened with a decisive 49 to 10 win over Wake Forest in Durham. Croson led Duke with 18 points while Allen topped the Baptist scorers with seven baskets as the Blue Devils built a 29 to 3 halftime cushion.
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Jamestown Highs Top Sumner 36 to 32 in Tight Bout
Jamestown defeated Sumner 36 to 32 on Jamestown court. Crickmore led with 11 points, Harvey and McCuiston added 10 each, while Sumner’s Tippett scored 15 to pace visiting team. Substitutions included Gains Wicke Hendrix for Jamestown and Stanley Coletren for Sumner.
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Tennessee Vanderbilt track meet to be canceled
Professor N W Dougherty, UT Athletic council chairman, tonight verified that Tennessee and Vanderbilt will not meet in track events this spring. No reason was given. The long running Tennessee Vanderbilt meets have been a staple of the university schedules.
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Washington and Lee Defeat North Carolina State in Fast Doremus Gym Battle
Washington and Lee stays undefeated in 1930 with a 39 to 28 win over NC State before a record crowd in Doremus Gym Lexington. Hoar led State with 15 points while Williams and Cox added 13 and 10 for the Generals who stretched a halftime 20 to 13 lead into the final period.
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Georgia Noses Out Georgia Tech 26-23
In Atlanta on January 18 the University of Georgia basketball team rallied from a slim second half deficit to beat Georgia Tech 26 to 23. Palmer led scoring with 11 points as Georgia surged late with nine points in the final minutes to secure the victory.
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Pepper Captains Davidson Golfers
Jack Pepper of Winston-Salem elected captain of Davidson College golf team after Arthur Mills withdraws due to ill health. Mills had been captain and Pepper plans a Davidson tournament to choose the new teammate and aims to enter the state tournament at Greensboro on the Sedgefield course.
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