Tar Heels Hand Middies First Defeat in Amateur Ball
Triangle advances toward the Amateur Basketball league title with a 33 to 21 win over Marsh Furniture, marking Triangle’s sixth straight victory. Moffitt and Weiamer led scoring, while Wall and Mast paced the winners with five points each. Highland beat Robbins 26 to 5 as B Anderson topped with 11 for the victors. Trinity Globe Parlor narrowly defeated Anty 26 to 24 in a late thriller. Upcoming games include Adams-Millix B vs Triangle and Globe Parlor vs P. M.
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Marsh
Adams-Millis
Amos
Highland Downs Robbins
Trinity
Globe Parlor
Triangle
Marsh Furniture Company
Moffitt and Weiamer
Brooks
Adame Millis
Adame-Millis
dams-Millis
Wall
Mast
Rothrock
Grissom
Highland
Robbins
B. Anderson
Phil
Trinity Globe Parlor
J. Spencer
Anty
Jaitley
Fotals Marsh
Nelson
Erhart
Gotter
Culler, HW. P. C
Adams-Millis “B
Uastae
Cere
ms-Millis
Spencer
Orr
Culler
Tar Heels Stop Navy in Tight Midweek Pim
North Carolina defeated Navy 30 to 19 in Annapolis as Jim McCachren shut down Buzz Berries throughout the game. UNC built a 19 12 halftime lead and pulled away in the second period.
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Annapolis
University of North Carolina
Navy
Jim McCachern
Buzz Berries
McCachren
North Carolina
Tar Heels
North Caroline
Aitken
Morriss
Kaveny
Ocho
Decker
Badgers
Mandelkorn G
Esee Esse
Nelson
Olace
Harriss
Dornin
Hasty High Defeats Pilot Boys and Girls in Friday Match
The Hasty high school teams defeated the Pilot squads with the boys scoring 25 to 13 and the girls overpowering Pilot in a later game. Clodfelter led Pilot with six points as Hasty showcased strong passing and shooting. Forsyth tournament action heads to Kernersville Tuesday night.
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Hasty High
Pilot
Hasty
Clodfelter
Kernersville
Hasty Pos
Pilot Veven
Michael
Clinard
Leonard
Ean Kanoy
Re. Moore
Myers
Major Sasse Considers State College Grid Post
Major Ralph Sasse, former West Point coach, is in State College to review the football program and potentially accept the head coaching job. College officials and alumni hope for a tentative agreement as discussions continue and a Jackson meeting may follow to show support for the athletic prospects. If he accepts, he would succeed A. R. McKeechnie who has resigned.
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State College
Miss
Ralph Sasse
West Point Military Academy
Sasse
G. D. Humphrey
State
Jackson
Sasee
A. R. MecKechnie
Cadets Matmen Tie Five Bout Clash With VMI State Wins 18 14
In Lexington Virginia on January 18 N C State and VMI wrestled to four wins each but State earned three falls to VMI one and won 18 14 Hall State 145 pinned Travis in first period Sherrard VMI 134 extra periods over Kerr Krach State defeated Witt in extra periods and other bouts featured close calls with several matches decided by time advantages Hall Bernhardt Currence Burgess Farley and Thompson were among the winners with referee Mitchell of Washington and Lee noted.
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Lexington
N. C. State
Wolfpack Grapplers
Cadeta
Hall
State
Travis
Sherrard
Kerr
Krach
Witt
Riley
VMI
Bell
Bernhardt
Brooke
Currence
Furr
Nelson
Croom
Burgess
Farley
Thompson
Mitchell
South Carolina Beats NCSU 42 to 25 in Home Game
Capt Dana Henderson led the Gamecocks with 20 points as South Carolina shook off a prior loss to North Carolina State and defeated the Wolfpack 42 to 25 at the fieldhouse. Vic Laurie opened with a quick basket and Henderson starred at the half with SC up 25 to 25.
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Henderson
Gamecocks
Wolfpack
Columbia
8. C
Dana Henderson
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
N. C. State College
University Feldhouse
Vic Laurie
South Carolinians
Big Ray Rex
N. C
South Carolina
Cy Shbaebck
Isinus
Bnecke
Hockfield
Laurie F
Rowland
Paul
State
Rex
Psythe
Lambeth
Womble
Carter
Panthers Hold Conference Lead with 4-0 Start
High Point College Panthers boast 4 conference wins in as many games and a 41 point per game average, outscoring opponents 163 to 111. Broadus Culler leads with 68 points, Niernsee has 41, Ray Inthieri 20, while the team shoots 65 percent free throws to 44 for rivals. They await a Friday clash with W. T. C. at Harrison Gym.
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Purple Panthers
High Point College
Panthers
Broadus Culler
Little Wonder
Niernsee
Ray Inthieri
Harrison Gymnasium
Y Grapplers Blank Draper Wrestlers In 28-0 Shutout
The Y M C A grapplers dominated Draper 28 to 0 with two falls and six decisions. Charlie Parks 118 lb led with a fall at 9 45 over Cassell, Ralph Stanes 145 lb pinned Gillie in 2 31, and Jocko McLaurin won a close decision over Dewey McBride.
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Rockingham County
Draper
High Point
Charlie Parks
Triangles
Cassell
Ralph Stanes
Duke
Gillie
Jocko” McLaurin
Dewey McBride
McLaurin
McBride
Charlie Nolan
Funderburke
Lloyd Evans
Truesdlew
Summey
Hatcher
Hurdle Lea
Troy Evans
Evans
Baliles
Lea
Marlow
Pop” Werner
Mid-Winter Tourney Opens at Pinehurst for Marksmen
The Pinehurst meet begins Monday with 200 targets at sixteen yards as the mid-winter intro event. Top marksmen from Iowa New York North Carolina and Delaware will compete including Joe Hiestand R C Coffey Zarnie Simons and Ike Andrews. The mid-winter championship follows Tuesday with 200 targets and a week of events through Saturday including skeet and handicap matches.
Large Entries For Camden Hunt Race
Camden N H, Jan 19. Harry D. Kirkover of Genesee New York and Camden says over 70 horses are expected to compete in the hunters trials and Washingtons birthday hunt meet set for February 21 22. Plans are under way to improve the course and possibly split the Carolina cup races into a two day event March 29 30 with the cup on March 30.
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Camden
8. C
Harry D. Kirkover
Genese
N. Y
Washington
Kirkover
Kernersville Big Tournament Opens Monday at 5 P M
Kernersville announces the Medal and Trophy basketball tournament will open Monday at 5 PM with Curry and Old Town. Fifteen boys clubs and eleven girls teams entered. schedules show five games each day with matchups including Curry against Old Town and Bethany against Walker Town.
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Kernersville
Curry and
Old Town
Service to be held Sunday at 2 30 PM in Mechanicsville
Elder G W Hill of Greensboro and Elder D A O'Brien pastor of Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church will preach at 2 30 PM at the Mechanicsville church. The meeting usually at 11 AM is moved to the afternoon because the pastor is called away Sunday morning.
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G. W. Hill
Greensboro
D. A. O'Brien
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
College Basketball Scores Roundup
North Carolina defeated Navy 80 to 19. South Carolina beat N C C State 42 to 28. Georgia Tech edged Georgia 838 to 28. Swarthmore overcame Wesleyan 25 to 21. Army lost to Columbia 84 to 20. Dartmouth beat Princeton 82 to 4. Amherst triumphed over Mass State 30 to 27.
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North Carolina
Navy
South Carolina
N.cc
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Swarthmore
Wesleyan
Army
Columbia
Dartmouth
Princeton
Amherst
Mass
State
Browns Trade Hadley for Sewell and Cash In Slim Outfield Bid
St Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby announced Irving Hadley was traded to the Washington Senators for catcher Luke Sewell and cash, with Sewell sold to the Chicago White Sox. Proceeds aim to fund outfield reinforcements as Browns seek four fielders.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Irving “Bumps] Hadley
Washington Senators
Luke Sewell
Cash
Sewell
Chicago White Sox
Hornsby
Browns
Rajah
St. Louis American
Washington
Hadley
Brownlie
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland
Bob Welland
John Burnett
Ray Pepper
Sammy West
Beau Bell
Debs Garmse
Gerald Walker
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Senators Trade Gowell for Browns Signal Confidence
Washington sent catcher Luke Gowell to Cleveland in exchange for prospects, signaling officials’ satisfaction with Cliff Bolton’s late season arrival last year. Bolton, the league’s notable holdout, missed opening duties but earned a regular catching role, while Clift displaced Sewell and is regarded as a top receiver for the coming season.
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Luke Gowell
Senators
Browns
Washington
Cliff Bolton
Bolton
Clift
Sewell
Local Handballers Win State Singles and Doubles Meet
The M. O. A. handball club from High Point defeated Raleigh and Greensboro to win the state championship in singles and doubles. In doubles Patrick and Saunders beat Bilisoly and Johannesen from Raleigh after a 21 6 opening game, then 21 13 and 21 ? In singles Shelley York city champion defeated Overcash Greensboro seven times state champion and national competitor. York advanced by dismissing Overcash Randall and Bilisoly while Overcash eliminated Patrick Randall and Bilisoly.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point
Patrick and Saunders
Bilisoly
Johannesen
Shelley York
Overcash
Cham
York
Randall
Patrick
Rance
aPtrick
College Wrestling Results From Chapel Hill Meet
At Chapel Hill North Carolina the Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated North Carolina 23 to 21 in freshmen wrestling V P I also beat North Carolina 15 to Freshmen results show NC State 18 VM L 14 and South Carolina 11 North Carolina 61 2 in Chapel Hill matches
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Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina
N. C. State
South Carolina
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Sapucs
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Waplewsky
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Culler, H. P. C
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Iowa
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Walkertown
Sedge Garden
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Griffith
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Richmond
Mayodan
Mineral
Clemmons
Summerfield
Will
Bumps Hadley
Boston
Pion
Hiatt Tire Company
Carolina
Goodyear
Garland Chappell
Hiatt Tire
G. G. Chappell
Homer T. Huff
H. S. Spencer
R. Edwin Chappell
West High Street
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