Panthers Top Elon In Hard Fought 30 21 Conference Win
High Point College Panthers stormed back from 12 3 deficit to defeat Elon 30 21 at Eton in a North State Conference game. Led by Stork Hampton and Tiger Harris, HP held off Elon’s defense with quick passing and a strong second half to claim their fourth league victory.
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Louis to Face Boss Louis in Madison Square Garden Showdown
A capacity 18,000 crowd is slated for Madison Square Garden as Bob Pastor meets Joe Louis for 10 rounds. Promoter Jimmy Johnston publicized Pastor as a potential upset, spurring Jacobs to push Louis into active training. Experts predict Louis by knockout unless Pastor lands a decisive early flurry.
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Triangles Defeat Greensboro Club Team in One-Sided Match
Atlantic Christian College defeated Western Carolina Teachers College 42 to 28 in Wilson. The Bulldogs built a 28 to 8 lead and used many substitutes in the second half. AC GC freshmen beat Bailey High 45 to 23 in a preliminary game.
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Central Carolinas Golden Gloves Tourney Set for High Point
The second annual Central Carolinas Golden Gloves amateur boxing tourney will run three to four days starting March 2 in High Point. It is co sponsored by the Parks and Juvenile Commission and the Royal Arcanum Council No 2220 with AAU sanction. Open and novice divisions promise larger crowds and a trip to Charlotte for open champions in the National AAU tournament.
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Carolinas A A U Championship set for High Point College
The first annual Carolinas A A U Basketball Championship for men and women opens at High Point College on February 17 and lasts four days. Winners go to nationally staged events in Denver and Wichita with partial expenses paid. roster rules, eligibility, and medals outlined by W F. The event features teams from colleges Y M C A independent groups and various organizations with a 10 player roster limit and entry by February 15.
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Local High Grapplers Fall to Durham in Dual Meet
Durham High defeated Local High 27 to 5 in a Friday dual. Graham of Local High won the lone 98 pound bout by fall in 5 13, while Durham won the remaining seven matches by fall or time advantage. Referee Friedlander of Duke officiated.
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Two Californians Reach Florida Open Finals
Wayne Sabin of Los Angeles and Elwood Cooke of Hollywood advanced to the Florida State open tennis final in Orlando. Cooke defeated Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland after dropping the first set 0-6, while Sabin beat Walter For of San Francisco in a five set thriller 4-6 6-3 6-1 3-6 9-7.
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College Boning at University Va Virginia Gio Virginia Tech
A college event at a Virginia university involving Virginia Gio and Virginia Tech is noted with terse reference. No further details are provided about date, location, or participants.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Venues
Vanderbilt 28 Alabama 19 in Tuscaloosa. Notre Dame 41 Pennsylvania 36 in Philadelphia. Atlantic Christian 42 East Carolina Teachers 28 in Wilson. Georgia 86 Clemson 85 in Clemson. Maine 87 Ohio State 87 in College Park. Michigan 87, Ohio State 82 in Ann Arbor. N C State 80 Duke 27 in Raleigh.
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Red Terrors Top Duke 30 27 in Raleigh Tilt
North Carolina State defeated Duke 30 to 27 in Raleigh. Connie Mac Berry opened with a floor shot, Ken Podger tied for Duke, then NC State built a 12 to 3 lead before Duke rallied to 13 all by the 13 minute mark.
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Powell Rejects 1937 Yankee Contract In Offseason Stand
Jake Powell, leading slugger in last World Series, refused the Yankees 1937 contract. He mailed back a marked no go and questioned the club's offer, noting his .455 World Series batting and arguing he is worth more as an aging 28 year old still producing. Powell contrasted his raise with other outfielders and cited the team profits.
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Alumni Seek Local Control of State Athletics
Alumni of North Carolina State College urged the UNC Board of Trustees to permit self government in athletics. The action followed the nonrenewal of head football coach Hank Anderson’s contract. A successor will be discussed at the trustees meeting next Saturday.
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Merita Extends Industrial League Winning Streak
Merita chalked up its sixth straight Industrial League win yesterday as Adams Millis sat by. Merita defeated Thomasville Chair 39 to 19, while Triangle beat High Point Paper Box 33 to 19 to hold third place. Marsh Furniture also won 24 to 14 against Allen Jay. Adams Millis had a bye.
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Asheboro High Gride Holds Its Annual Bang
Asheboro high school held its annual football banquet celebrating the 1936 team. Coach E C Swing opened the event as toast master, presenting captain Tommie Wilson and new co captains Charles Morgan and Richard Siler. Seniors and guests praised, with thanks to Baxter Kearns and Ben Morgan for awards.
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