Local Moose Club to Meet Greensboro YMCA in Boxing Night
Enterprise Sports Editor Edgar G Hartley notes the Y M C A man is excited about the boxing bout tomorrow night between the local Moose outfit and a Greensboro YMCA squad the amateurs will mix in a nine bout pro style card following a strong Richmond performance by Gene The event features multiple bouts and a concentration of activity at the local Y.
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SOC Chakales Enterprise
Edgar G. Hartley
Moose
Greensboro
Richmond
Purple Panther
Marcel
Morton Lamet
Panther
Malfregeot
Boxers Prepare For Greensboro Invasion Saturday Night
High Point arena hosts a boxing evening with 8 oclock start featuring the masked Marvel from the amateur 112 pound class to face Larry East of Greensboro. Local fighters include Orville Little 175, L C Dennis heavyweight, Red Kimsey 135, Billy Woodell 118, plus a strong Greensboro squad. bout lineup highlights masked Marvel debut and evenly matched supporting bouts.
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Hartley
Canipe
Marvel
Larry East
Greensboro
High Point College
Orville Little
L. C. Dennis
M. C
Red
High Point
Masked Marvel
la East
Human Quality and Ray Wolf Highlight Carolina Football View
The author reflects on the universal human quality beyond systems, praising unselfish humanity. He commends Ray Wolf, UNC football coach, for earning admiration among alumni and players amid Carolina’s 14 to 0 loss to Duke last fall and Wolf’s measured optimism for 1939.
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Ray Wolf
University of North Carolina
High Point
Duke
Carolina
Wolf
New York Sports Roundup Highlights Jan 20
A flood of notes from New York sports enthusiasts covers Barrow’s Yankee era press scene and Jock Sutherland’s football insights. Joe DiMaggio’s photo with Dorothy Arnold, Umpire George Barr’s school project, and mentions of Earl Averill’s rumored trade. Davis Cup, Ruppert funeral, Connie Mack, Notre Dame Purdue 1939, U of Detroit captaincy tradition, Ed Forelich Pennsylvanian bio, and Clayton Heafner’s winterGolf potential are noted.
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New York
Barrow
The
Yankees
Jock Suthernd
Joe DiMaggio
Dorothy Arnold
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Detroit
Tom Yaney
Ruppert
Joe Glennhom
St. Louis
Joe
Dickson City
Pugilist Jeff Brown Declared Ineligible At State College
Raleigh Jan 20 Jeff Brown 135 pound State college boxer ruled ineligible due to low scholastic average. Buddy Means of Concord to replace him when State meets North Carolina in Chapel Hill tomorrow night.
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Raleigh
Jeff Brown
State College
Alex Regdon
Buddy Means
Concord
State
Orth Carolina
Chapel Hill
Marquette Renews Co Captain Tradition Across Three Sports
Milwaukee January 20 1938 Marquette announces co captains for football basketball and track for the 1938 39 school year. Co leadership selected for all three sports reflects a unified squad structure and shared duties among team leaders.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette
Adams Millis and McCrary Clash in High Point Showdown
The McCrary Eagles of Asheboro face Adams Millis in a high stakes 8 pm game at High Point College gym. Both teams chase first in the Piedmont league as Greensboro Durham and Schoolfield vie for position. The clash, a benefit for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, draws a capacity crowd after Adams Millis recent league win.
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McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Adams-Millis
High Point College
Adams- Millis
Greensboro
Durham
Schoolfield
Eagles
Adame Millis
National Foundation For
Amateur League Upset Highlights Y M C A Action
High Point College fell to Appalachian Tomlinson 28 to 26 in a tight Amateur League contest at the Y M C A. Marsh led Adams Millis with 12 as Tomlinson’s Red Frazier scored 10 for the winners. Stroud starred for Globe Parlor, while Harriss Covington edged Schlitz Beer Barons 33 to 30.
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Highland
Tomlinson
Marsh
Adams Millis B
Schlitz “Beer Barons
Harriss- Covington
Piedmont Motor
Globe Parlor
Red Frazier
Corer
Upton
Royals
Adams- Millis
Hoover
Stroud
Cook
Raper
Harriss-Covington
Marsh Adams-Millis
Miller
Royalist
Wall Fr Oe Brooks
Mask
Everhart
Spencere
Grissom G
Eller
Eldridge
Edwards
Hedrick G
Farlowe
Intrieri
H. P.e
Surrett
All Stars of
Thomasville
Beasley Sheen
Ritchie Eset Eee
Pennington Seeeennee
Duncan
Russell
High Point Island
Tot Garrett
Goodson Eee
Loftin En Eewweee
Comer
Pitts Sete
Ladies‘ League
Quality Bakery
Long Martin Eee
Evans Oo
Brown Eeweee Seeeeee
Bambalis Weer
Eee Ee Werner Ee
Clifton Furniture Players
Ivey Weer
Sherman
Jones
Payne
Simpson
Powers
Baldwin
Kurkus Hamlet
Fitegerald
Voncannon
Lee Eeee Eens
Grayson Eeeee
Bray Eee Eee Ee
Duncan Arene
Ridge
Johnson
Ch Willara
Petty
Vance
Carrol
Forward Bros
Hall
Perrerrery
Schlitz
Harriss-Cov- Rutledge Wee
Ington
Leonard
Peggee
Inthers
Bain
Galento Scores First Round KO of Brescia in Newark
Tony Galento knocks out Jorge Brescia in 1 41 of the opening heat at the Newark armory to revive fan support while promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a Galento Nova bout and potential Louis after May Baer plans. Brescia collapses to the mat as the crowd roars.
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Newark
N. J
Tony Galento
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Newark Armory
Tony
Jorge Brescia
Lou Nova
Madison Square Garden
Nova
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Jacobs
Galento
Tommy Farr
Joe Jacobs
Brescia
Joe
Farr
Wrestling results from last night across three cities
In Buffalo Wladis law Talun of Poland at 283 defeated Mayes McLain of Oklahoma 22 minutes 7 seconds. In Toronto Joe Savoldi of Michigan defeated Chief Jules Strongbow of Oklahoma in 66 seconds. In Pittsburgh Ed Don George of New York defeated Bob Wagner who was disqualified after 25 minutes.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Wladislaw Talun
Poland
Mayes McLain
Okla
Toronto
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Jules Strongbow
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Don George
North Java
Bob
Strangler) Wagner
Wagner
Tarboro Ball Park gets WPA grandstand project approval
Tarboro officials approved a WPA project for a new Bryan park grandstand, showers, and bleachers. A contract to equip the park for night baseball was also awarded.
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Tarboro
WPA
Bryan Park
Arch Kodros Named Michigan Captain Elect Substituting Brother
Archie Kodros of Alton Illinois is listed as Michigan football captain elect and served as a substitute for his brother who attends Washington University St. Louis but has not joined the team.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Alton, Ill
Archie Kodros
Michigan
Washington University of St. Louis
Quarles Fights in Greensboro Card Spotlight
Promoter Jim Crockett assembles an all star boxing card in Greensboro after a capacity crowd. Main event features Norment Quarles of Hendersonville versus Buck Faison of Washington DC. Other bouts include Paul Ferguson versus Jimmy Sullivan and Norman Ryan against Cline Pugh with several more matchups listed.
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Greensboro
Jim Crockett
Dempsey
Norment Quarles
Hendersonville
N. C
Buck Faison
Washington
D. C
Paul Ferguson
North Wilkesboro
Jimmy Sullivan
Winston-Salem
Norman Ryan
Cline Pugh
Danville
Laurence Marshall
Troy Culler
High Point
Willard Talley
Johnnie Gilmore
Jim Patterson
Jack Spratt
No Dull In 1938 No Dull In 1938
Edward C. Foster reviews 1938 boxing highlights from Providence noting Rome world congress rules, Armstrong’s triple-champion feat, and key defenses. Armstrong defeats Ross and Ambers to hold three titles. Garcia is noted as a top challenger in welterweight contention.
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Edward C. Foster
National Boxing Association
Providence
R. I
Rome
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Lew Ambers
Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Wilson Secures Ayden Franchise For Pro Baseball Debut
Wilson business interests acquired yesterday the Ayden franchise in the Coastal Plains region and Wilson will have professional baseball this summer for the first time since the old Virginia league folded. Work is under way on a 37000 municipal stadium which will be completed before the season starts.
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Wilson
Ayden
Coastal Plains
Boxing Upsets and Rising Heavyweights Stir 1939 Fans
The piece notes Freddie Steele was knocked out by Al Hostak in one round, then Solly Krieger defeated Hostak in a 15 round bout to become champion. It highlights John Henry Lewis defending his light heavyweight title and Lou Nova’s rise, predicting Nova will fight Joe Louis after more tune ups. The writer expects 1939 to bring major bouts and controversy in boxing.
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Freddie Steele
al Hostak
Solly Krieger
New York
Hostak
John Henry Lewis
al Gainer
New Haven
Conn
Lou Nova
California
Nova
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
Louis
Finland Prepares for 1940 Olympic Games in Helsinki
Helsinki faces vast preparations as Parliament approves 200 million finmarks for the games and the city adds 100 million. About 160000 spectators daily are anticipated with accommodation in hotels private houses schools and tents. Invitations were sent to 60 countries with England the first to respond. The program expands to 132 events surpassing Berlin and Los Angeles totals.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Kapula
England
Athens
Berlin
Los Angeles
High Point Panthers fall to Appalachian after late three baskets
In Boone on January 20 Coach C. Virgil Yow watched High Point College fall 38 to 36 to Appalachian in a North State Conference upset. Holyfield, reserve forward, sealed the win with three late field goals.
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Boone
C. Virgil Yow
High Point College Panthers
Holyfield
Appalachian
Panthers
Carolina Hosts Terps After Narrow Setback
North Carolina University aims to rebound tonight in a basketball clash with Maryland in Charlotte after a one point loss to Virginia Tech. Maryland already defeated Duke, while Appalachian State Teachers beat High Point 38 35 and East Carolina Teachers defeated Wilson Teachers 41 38 in Washington.
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Charlotte
North Carolina University
Maryland
Tar Heels
Virginia Tech
Duke
High Point
Catawba
East Carolina Teachers College
Lynchburg
N. C. State- Furman
Raleigh
Paladins
Appalachian State
East Carolina
Mountaineers
Greenville Quint
Wilson
Claxton hound wins final cast at Atlantic Fox Hunters meet
Little Trouble Parrish owned by A. M. Ollis of Claxton Georgia captured first prize in the final cast of the Atlantic Fox Hunters association field trial held in Charleston. Peggy Stride owned by M. H. Steele of Winston-Salem NC took second, Bonnie owned by Santo Sottile of Charleston third, No Sampson owned by D. Ray Cassell of Willoughby OH fourth. Association officers were elected with A B Seabrook of North Charleston as president and Santo Sottile as secretary treasurer.
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Charleston
Jan
Little Trouble Parrish
A. M. Ollis
Claxton
Atlantic Fox Hunters’ Association
Peggy Stride
M. H. Steele
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bonnie
Santo Sottile
Sampson
D. Ray Cassell
Willoughby, C
A. B. Seabrook
North Charleston
Sheriff Lynn Mays
Statesville
N.C
A. N. Ollis
W. D. Barnett
Columbia
S. C
Santo Sote Tile
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Clarksburg
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World Boxing Congress
Ball Loop
Parliament
Holyfield Stars
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