High Point Reserves Explode Past ECTC 66 33
High Point reserves outscored Eastern Carolina Teachers 22 to 5 in eleven minutes of the second half to pull away from a 29 17 halftime lead. Captain Harris led with 14 points while Billy Shelton had 19 for ECTC. Coach Virgil Yow prepares for Elon clash in Burlington Saturday night as High Point sits atop the North State conference at 3–0.
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Dodgers reshuffle top office as MacPhail plots farm system
Brooklyn journalist SID PRDER reports on Larry MacPhail’s first day as Dodgers vice president and general trouble-shooter. He rejects buying minor leagues this year, favors a farm system with Nashville and Elmira, and weighs trades for Van Mungo and Buddy Hassett while denying promises for 1938.
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And There Down in Miami Sports Snippets and Notes
A collage of sports notes from Miami features Sonja Henie in an ice exhibition and George Munger’s Penn coaching debut with horses in his backfield. The column recalls a disputed Appalachian High Point game, pay day, and a clock-watch ending with no regular score. Also mentions Kingfish Levinsky’s fortune, Leo Katalinas’ boxing stint, and a furniture show dampening the daily piece.
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George Munger
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Kingfish Levinsky
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Katalinas
Jumping Jackie Hunt Topic Sparks Insurance Debate
A West Virginia co coach reportedly takes out a $19 life insurance policy on Huntington star Jackie Hunt amid ongoing chatter about his pro potential. Madison Square Garden hosts the first half of the college basketball season to a crowd of over 3,000 fans as other sports chatter and trades unfold.
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Dame
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Lakecouree
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Cubs confident without trades
Chicago reporter William Weekes notes the Cubs may add Van Mungo or an outfielder but can win without trades. Clarence Rowland says the team is the pennant favorite, with Hartnett Garbark and solid infield, hoping Galan rebounds and pitching held by French Lee Curt Davis Tex Carleton.
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Frank Demtree
Gabby Hartnett
Ken O'Dea
Bob Garbark
Phil Cavarretta
Jim Collins
Bill Herman
Bill Jurges
Stan Hack
Tony Lazzeri
Lonnie Frey
Augie Galan
Larry French
Bil Lee
Curt Davis
Tex Carleton
But Not Duffers
Paul Runyan of White Plains New York asserts a good golfer should sink one chip per three rounds, offering his view on standard play and precision in short game technique.
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Jack Doyle Crooning Tour Hits Huglish Halls
Irish heavyweight singer Jack Doyle embarks on a singing tour through Huglish music halls starting January 17. Swing It copies the mood of showbiz pages as Doyle shifts from boxing ring to stage.
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McCrary Eagles Top Unique 47 36 In Asheboro
Neal Cockerhan led the Mc Crary Eagles with 16 points to avenge an earlier loss to Unique Furniture of Winston-Salem. Mc Crary built a 23 10 halftime edge and held off Unique for a 47 to 36 victory.
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Bitsy Grant and Bob Riggs face tougher tourney foes
In the Tampa 14th annual tennis event quarter finals Bobby Riggs, ranked second, meets Elwood Cooke of Portland. Bitsy Grant, fourth, draws Gardner Mulloy of Miami. Riggs bucked a one set setback to Tolley 6-2 4-6 6-3, while Grant beat Hardie 2-6 6-2.
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Atlanta
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College Basketball Scores From Last Night
Syracuse beat Pennsylvania 42 39 and Kansas topped Missouri 37 32. Long Island University defeated George Washington 35 25 while Princeton led Yale 34 25. Loyola Chicago 53 DePaul 40 and Oregon State 43 Montana 31. Navy 26 Gettysburg 3.
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Hugo Santos Beats Rygan In Vancouver Bout
Hugo Santos, listed as 123 pounds from Los Angeles, outpointed Eddie Rygan, 125 pounds, of Vancouver, in a ten round fight last night in Vancouver B C.
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Dizzy Dean Bets $1000 On Golf Match In Sarasota
Dizzy Dean said winning the third annual baseball player golf tournament in Sarasota would make him $82000 richer, placing a $1000 bet at 20 to 1 odds. He expects to rely on match play and named no betting partner while facing stars like Garland Braxton Paul Waner Paul Derringer and Wes Ferrell.
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High Point Teams Go To Thomasville For Matches
High Point high school athletic squads head to Thomasville for wrestling and midget basketball while the basketball team stays home to face Asheboro at 8 pm Reynolds High of Winston Salem edged the locals 21 to 20 Tuesday night.
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Detroit Bets On Louis Schmeling Title Fight In June
Detroit eyeing the Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling rematch next June at Briggs Stadium. Michigan ready to tax at 5 percent for boxing and permit 20 round title bouts. Promoter Mike Jacobs and Louis manager John Roxborough pushing Detroit as destination with potential 90 000 seat capacity.
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Wrestling results from three city meets last night
In Trenton Yvon Robert of Montreal defeated George Koverly of Hollywood in one fall. In Hartford Louis Thess of St. Louis beat George Clarke in two straight falls. In New York Samm Stein of New York and Gino Martinelli of Italy wrestled to a draw at 12 19 with both counted out on a double knockout.
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Don) Thess
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DiMaggio Bystanders at Braddock Farr Fight Preview
Joe DiMaggio eyes a Braddock versus Farr bout as Joe Louis mingles with fans in Pompton Lakes. Louis predicts Braddock could knock Farr, while DiMaggio remains a quiet observer amid boxing talk and questions about future Yankee contract news.
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Players push for salary hikes as spring training nears
In St Petersburg and Sarasota the talk focuses on pay cuts and new offers. Dizzy Dean complains of his $3 000 reduction while Joe Medwick Ole Mungo Paul Waner and Derringer press for raises. Mungo predicts Grimes will fight for a better deal as Mungo and Medwick clash with Cardinals and Dodgers discussions.
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Au Atta
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Draper to Meet Y Wrestlers in Southern Championship Match
The High Point Y wrestling team hosts Draper Friday at 8 p.m. The visiting lineup includes champions McBride, Southern champion 145 pounds in 1934-35, Hatcher who won 155-pound title last year, and Whitt.
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1936 Pound Division Titleholders Listed
The High Point line lists 118 John Miller 125 Floyd Evans 135 Roach of W 145 Sudan 155 Spain 165 Summer 175 T. E. Evans. Unlimited Nelson of.
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