Elon Christians Edge High Point College in Narrow Win
Elon Christians defeated High Point College 35 to 33 before a large overflow crowd. Captain Hal Bradley led the attack with 12 points as Elon claimed its second State conference win in a rough game noted for 80 fouls and strong center play.
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Western Carolina Teachers top Eastern Carolina 33 to 11
Western Carolina Teachers defeated Eastern Carolina Teachers 33 to 11 in Cullowhee. Eastern Carolina's Johnson scored 10 points while Ardrey led the home team with 13 tallies. The Cats led 15 to 11 at halftime.
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De Correvont set to enter college football era after graduation
Chicago report notes Bill De Correvont of Austin high school, age nineteen next Friday, ends his sensational prep career with 35 goals, 211 points, 1 145 yards rushing, and 1 572 total yards. Over 75 colleges have shown overtures, with many in writing, as he considers Midwest universities and a possible move to the Big Ten. He seeks an office job to bridge time before enrolling next fall, avoiding rugged work.
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Penn State Boxers Rally to Edge North Carolina
In STATE COLLEGE Pa Jan 22 Penn State rallied in heavier divisions to beat North Carolina 4 to 3 securing its second straight boxing win. Notable results include Sam Donato technical knockout over Crowell Little and Alfred Bolder decision win.
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Waner and Russell Vie For Sarasota Golf Title Final
Paul Waner and Jack Russell advanced to the 36 hole finals in Sarasota where Waner, backed by auction winnings, will meet Russell as fans watched two 18 hole rounds. Russell beat Johnny Moore 2 and 1 to reach the final, after Moore upset Wes Ferrell 3 and 2. Ferrell quit the consolation rounds after a spat. In Tampa, Wayne Sabin reached the Dixie tennis final against Bobby Riggs after a straight set win over Grant, who earlier upset Budge.
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Browns Claim Finest Rebuilding For 1938
St Louis Browns officials say they have completed the best winter rebuilding among major teams. Gabby Street as manager spearheaded moves bringing new faces at first and second base shortstop left field and on the mound. New acquisitions include Jim Weaver Buck Newsom Vito Tamulis Ed Linke and others as part of a revamped pitching staff.
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Ford Licked Catawba Five in Narrow Contest
Catawba defeated Guilford 46 to 29 at Wilbury North Carolina on January 22, jumping to a 6 1 start the first minute. Grove led Catawba with 15 points while Lundholm, Davis, and Beattie also starred for the Indians. Guilford struggled at the half trailing 20 to 5 as Hawn of Lenoir Rhyne observed.
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Asheville Writer Named Official In Cardinal System
Five front office changes in the St. Louis Cardinals farm system were announced. A J Banister of Asheville North Carolina was named secretary of the Columbus Ohio club in the American Association succeeding Charles Hurth. Bobb Rice former Albany Georgia playing manager was named business manager of the Asheville North Carolina club in the Piedmont league. John Poe, office employee at Asheville, was appointed club secretary.
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Appalachian Mountaineer Rally Prevails Over Lenoir Rhyne
Boone North Carolina January 22 Appalachian Mountaineer basketball team rallied from an 18 25 deficit to defeat Lenoir Rhyne 43 to 34. Lenoir Rhyne led 25 16 at halftime before Appalachian surged to victory.
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Hornsby recalls glory days and racing bets in candid interview
Rogers Hornsby, famed right hitter and Baseball Hall of Famer, reflects on his career with the Browns, Cardinals, Giants, Braves and Cubs. He recalls 1927 season, trade moves, and critics, noting he played to win and questioned training camp necessity for young players while lamenting post-career uncertainty.
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Medwick Dominates Derringer Waner in Key Matchups
Champion defeated Johnny Cooney of the Cardinals and Billy Sullivan of Cleveland today while Medwick eliminated Paul Derringer of Cincinnati and Lloyd Waner of Pittsburgh.
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Fordham Ties Pittsburgh Coach Sutherland's Untied Run
In 18 years at Pittsburgh Jock Sutherland never had an undefeated untied squad. The Panthers have just played three straight scoreless ties with Fordham.
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