Locals Tie for Second in Western Conference Standings
High Point High’s Black Bison push into a three way tie for second as they topple R J Reynolds of Winston-Salem in a Western Conference clash. Key scorers include Jack Hawks leading with early Bison baskets, Curtis McDonald and Crowder adding points, while R J Reynolds’ Lyons and Henderson pace the visitors. Officials: Dunham and Hussar.
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R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Cagers
Jack Hawks
Bison
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Theet
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Frank von Dreh
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Eetee
Greensboro
Charlotte
Eevee
Burlington
Asheville
Basketball Scores East and West Highlights
East games show Manhattan 63 Brooklyn Poly 40. Long Island U 82 American 41. Washington College 50 Delaware 38. Gallaudet 54 Western Maryland overtime. Alabama 45 Georgia 27. West Notre Dame 69 Marquette 67.
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Gallaudet
Western Maryland
Alabama
Georgia
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Marquette
Cats Narrow Defeat by McCrary in Home Contest
High Point College Purple Pentees trailed by McCrary 7-1 early but fought back to a 30-30 tie in the fourth quarter. McCrary, the state’s strongest Industrial quintet, opened a 7-1 lead and pulled away late to win 53-40 at Harrison Gym. Embler led High Point with 11 points, Cale 6, Tipton 6, and Johnson tipped in a key shot to spark the rally. In the preliminary, the JayVees beat Mercury Athletic 28-24.
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Wilkins
Raine
Slaydon
Morgan
Devils and Gamecocks Face Tonight in Conference Rivalry
Duke Blue Devils riding an 11 game win streak meet South Carolina as state teams resume hardwood play. North Carolina’s White Phantoms host NC State Red Terrors while two mountain squads, WCTC and Appalachian, duel in Boone with limited losses.
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Citadel
White Phantoms
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Terrors
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Appalachian
Hall Tops Nation in Intercollegiate Scoring Lead
Marshall guard Bill Hall returns atop the national scoring list with 335 points after weeks of close competition with Mikan of DePaul. The AP tally shows Hall 24 points ahead of Mikan, with 156 field goals and 23 free throws in 21 games to Mikan’s 120 and 71 in 14 games. Additional leaders include Wolfe of California and Morganthaler of New Mexico in the top conference marks.
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New York
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Marshall
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Mikan
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Wolfe
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New Mexico
Embry
W. Ky
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Mason Dixon
Randolph-Macon
Triangle Girls Host Reed All Stars Tonight
Triangle hisery mill's undefeated girls cage team meets the Reed All Stars from Lexington on the YMCA court. Game time is 7 30. Probable Triangle lineup includes Pinky Briles Red Hicks Dot Rice Thelma Hines Jewel Watson and Hazel Pierce.
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Lexington
Triangle
Pinky Briles
Red Hicks
Dot Rice
Thelma Hines
Jewel Watson
Hazel Pierce
Summer prep stars sign with majors and youth in sports roundups
The roundup notes two prep players signed by major league clubs Dick Weik to Washington for 20000 and Rod Timm to Cleveland after time with the Browns. Notre Dame eyes Ray Corley a 17 year old from Staten Island but lacks experience to supplant the Irish regulars.
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Ken Jones
Howard
Lefty
West Point
Notre Dame
Elmer Ripley
Ray Corley
Staten Island
Steve Lach Signs With Yankee Gridders
New York Yankees sign 20 players under contract including Steve Lach former Duke back and Harry Burrus end from Hardin-Simmons. Both joined on one year contracts in Yankee offices yesterday as of January 22.
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New York Yankees
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Hardin-Simmons College
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Navy Captain Hamilton Calls Football Part Of Training
Seattle January 23 Navy's new football coach Captain Thomas J. Hamilton says football and athletics should be integral to military training for officers and men. He cites his Pacific war service, pre flight training work, and command of escort carrier Savo Island. He aims to adapt his system to available players and may use the T formation if suitable.
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Navy
Thomas J. Hamilton
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Savo Island
Ere
Hamilton
Annapolis
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Oscar E. Hagberg
Arther Army
Red Blaik
Blaik
McPhail crafts two-ocean Yankee spring ball club plan
New York Yankees owner Larry MacPhail unveils a three-squad pre season unit for a 76 game spring trip through Panama Zone and Latin America. The Panama Bradenton and St Petersburg squads will feed the regular season roster with key players including DiMaggio Kell er Rizzuto and Ruffing. Teams depart for camp February with a schedule of 11 game set against Panama professionals and army all stars.
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Macphail
New York Yankees
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Pacific
Panama Canal Zone
Valdosta
Panama Club
Bradenton Nine
St. Petersburg
Joe McCarthy
Panama
Arthur
Red) Patterson
Canal Zone
Joe DiMag
Former Duke Stars Sign With Chicago Cardinal Football
Jake Poole and Leonard Darnell former Duke players signed professional football contracts with the Chicago Cardinals of the National League per the Durham Herald. The article notes the Panama tourists return and the Yanks under full steam in Florida.
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Jake Poole
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Dinky) Darnell
Duke University
Chicago Cardinals
Durham Herald
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Florida
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In New York Nava Esparaza won a ten round decision over Cleo Shans. Maxie Berger defeated Vince Lasalva in eight rounds in New York. Joe Curcio outboxed Aaron Perry in Elizabeth New Jersey. Frankie Pored a won on points over Cliff Koerkle in Jersey City. Paul Byers topped Leon Kennedy in Kannapolis and New York noted.
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Nava Esparaza
Mexico City
Cleo Shans
Brawley
Calif
Maxie Berger
Vince Lasalva
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Elizabeth
N. J
Joe Curcio
Newark
Aaron Perry
Washington
Louis Conn Talk On Gate Size For June Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Billy Conn discussed the June 19 title bout at a Pittsburgh stopover. They talked gate size and the promoters’ cut amid tax talk as Conn toured with Luis Russell’s band. Billy the Kid paused Hot Springs training to visit family as Louis prepares to start training after January 28.
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Bank Capital and Liabilities Summary Found in Fragments
A fragmented OCR shows a balance sheet snippet with total assets and liabilities not fully legible and a capital section noting common stock with a par value of 100 000.00. The text references total capital accounts and bank capital composition but lacks complete figures or entities.
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