St Joseph's advances past North Carolina in 34 29 win
St Joseph's College defeated North Carolina 34 to 29 before 7 000 fans in Philadelphia night game. The Hawks started with a 12 2 run and led 27 18 at halftime as they withstood Southerners rallies in a doubleheader opener.
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St. Joseph’s College
North Carolina
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
Tar Heels
St. Joseph's Os FF
FF Smale
Eeees
Kenney Esoces
Chadick Ft
Eevee
Wourgs
McMenaming
Rosenberg
J, Kmeobney Esccses
Maris Ceeeeeest
North Carolina - FF Tpee
Bershak F Ee Ee
Dilworth
Braddock Seeks New Shot At Heavyweight Title
Jim Braddock plans a 1938 campaign aiming for another heavyweight title bid by September. After a 10 round win over Tommy Farr at Madison Square Garden Braddock weighs options with promoter Mike Jacobs including Farr or Max Baer, and awaits Braddock family input before deciding.
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New York
Jim Braddock
Hama
New Jersey
Tommy Farr
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Braddock
Farr
Max Baer
Jersey
Jim
Jacobs
Braddock-Farr
Baer
Long Branch
N. J
High Point Aces beat Greensboro Y M C A 42 to 36
High Point Aces triumph 42 36 over Greensboro Y M C A on local floor led by Woody Thomas 15 points. Meroney scored 11 for Greensboro in a close game with a return meeting set for Wednesday in Greensboro.
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High Point
Aces
Greensboro Y. M. C. A
Woody Thomas
Meroney
North Carolina
Greensboro
Thomas
Hill
E. Parlowe
Young
Loftin
Cooper
Hutchinson
Spencer
Bryant
L. Evens
Caldwell
Dawson
Weisner
B. Hartley
F. Evans
Ed Parlowe
Kearns
Kinney
Hoover
Battle Royal on Wrestling Card at Coliseum Friday
Promoter Jack Smith presents a battle royal at the Coliseum next Friday featuring Roy Graham Cow boy Luttrall Ernie Powers and Roland Kirchmeyer joined by Art LeGrand and Tom Malloy The six wrestlers compete in staged bouts culminating in a main two out of three match in a planned multi fall format.
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Jack Smith
Coliseum
Roy Graham
Harry Freeman
Cowboy Luttrall
Graham
Malloy
Luttrall
Powers
Kirchmeyer
Friay
McCrary Eagles Triumph Over Leaksville 43 to 21
The McCrary Eagles defeated the Leaksville Blanketeers 43 to 21 in PAW Creek. Holleman and Facies led scoring with 14 points for McCrary in a one sided basketball game tonight.
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Paw Creek
McCrary Eagles
Leaksville Blanketeers
Holleman
Facies
Emerson Nelson Named Head Football Coach at State College
Spike Nelson was named head football coach at Mississippi State College replacement with Rudy Noble appointed athletic director. The announcements came from State College, reinforcing changes in the coaching staff and athletic leadership.
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State Colle
Miss
Emerson
Spike) Nelson
Louisiana State University
Mississippi State College
C. R
Rudy) Noble
Brown University Coach Praises Harvard Swimming Team
Providence Jan 22 Leo Brown reports that Brown University coach says Harvard has assembled the greatest college swimming team in the country.
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Providence
Leo
Brown University
Gays
Harvard
Servis shoots six under par to reach amateur finals
Bob Servis of Dayton Ohio posted a 65 to reach the Miami Biltmore amateur golf finals in Coral Gables. He defeated medalist Hank Kowal 4 and 3 as Charles Mayo Jr of New York beat Earl Christiansen 1 up. the pair advance to a 36 hole final.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Bob Servis
Dayton
Miami
Mayo
Christiansen
Picard Takes Pasadena Open Lead With 66 Round
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania shot a 66 at the Pasadena Open to take a five under par total of 136 after 36 holes as Jimmy Hines Eric Seavall and Harry Cooper trail. Jimmy Thompson slipped to 142 and Paul Bunyan sits at 140 with another round to come.
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Pasadena
Calif
Henry Picard
Hershey
Eric Seavall
Glendale
Harry Cooper
Picard
Jimmy Thompson
Shawnee
Delaware
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Clemson College boxers win second straight Southeastern win
Clemson College defeated North Carolina State 7 1 2 to 1 2 to claim their second consecutive victory. Dukes and Dorn led with knockouts, while Berry Murray Dukes and others won decisions in bantamweight to lightweight bouts. Referee was Belliveau of Charlotte.
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Clemson, &. C
Clemson College
North Carolina State
Brown
N. C. State
Dukes
Clemson
Russell Dorn
Bateman
Berry
Betts
Murray
Young
Janes
Sorrell
Dornof
Carson
Smart
Ferguson
Arnott
Moorer
Yost
Belliveau
Charlotte
Scott Named Southern Loop President for 1938
Memphis dispatch reports Major Trammell Scott of Atlanta elected president of the Southern League after a board vote. Judge John D. Martin cast the deciding vote, with Nashville Memphis Birmingham Chattanooga backing Hill or Scott. Scott will serve until the next November meeting and league HQ remains in Memphis. An All-Star benefit game is planned for July 7 in the leading team's city.
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Tenn
Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Trammell Scott
Atlanta Sportsman
John D. Martin
Hill Martin
Major Scott
Dan Hill
Piedmont League
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Hill
Little Rock
Knoxville
New Orleans
Scott
Martin
Rick Woodward
Atlantan
Mid-South Amateur Athletic Association
Judge Martin
Southern League
Jimmy Sanders
Southern
Large football squad to begin spring training at NC college
Raleigh NC January 22 A large football squad will report to Coach Doc Newton Monday for the opening of a six week spring training period Sixty one students already have drawn uniforms and 20 more probably will be issued on Monday Newton said.
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Rale Igh
N. C
Doc Newton
Newton
Tar Babies Win Chapel Hill Basketball Thriller
North Carolina freshmen defeated Belmont Abbey 32 to 26 in Chapel Hill. George Glamack led with 14 points as the Tar Babies handed their foe its first loss of the season.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Belmont Abbey
George Glamack
Ro Dak, Wilson Draw Three Times in Chicago Boxing
Chicago fighter Leo Rodak and Pittsburgh featherweight Jackie Wilson fought to three consecutive draws in Chicago. The bouts began in January, with both boxers showcasing steady defences and back-and-forth exchanges.
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Chicago
Leo Rodak
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Redwine Queens Adams-Millis Defeat in Industrial League
Redwine Hardware staged a comeback to defeat Adams-Millis A 22 to 10 on the Y floor. In other games Jones Service beat Marsh Furniture 26 to 23 and Triangle Hosiery downed Ellington Florists 29 to 18. Diamont led Redwine with 11 points. Hartley top-scored for Adams-Millis with 8.
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Redwine Hardware
Adams-Millis
Jones Service
Marsh Furniture
Triangle Hosiery
Ellington Florists
R. Hartley
Redwine
Spencer
Werber and Ross Re-sign With Athletics for 1938 Season
Bill Werber of Washington DC and Lee Buck Ross of Norwood NC have signed contracts to play for the Philadelphia Athletics in the coming season. Roy Mack, vice president of the A's, confirmed the signings. Werber and Ross both showed solid contributions last year despite early struggles and strong pitching form respectively.
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Bill Werber
Buck Ross
Macks
Philadelphia
Roy Mack
A’s
Washington, D. C
Lee “Buck"’ Ross
Norwood
N. C
Werber
Ross
Fifth annual women's inter city ski meet announced
Seigniory club invites ski clubs from Canada and the eastern United States to the fifth annual women's inter city ski meet set for January 29 and 30 at Valley Farm near Montebello Quebec.
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Montebello
Que
Seigniory Club
Canada
United States
Valley Farm
Montebelo
Dunbar Bostwick Drives His Own Trotters
Dunbar Bostwick drives his own trotters and flies from track to track.
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Aiken
Dunbar Bostwick
Dodgers Chief MacPhail Warns Dodgers Must Build New Club
Larry MacPhail, new Dodgers general manager, says the team needs a new ball club and bold acquisitions. He plans to review spring training lineups with Burleigh Grimes, focusing on promising youngsters while insisting key players won’t be sold for cash unless it strengthens the team. He warns improvement will be difficult but hopeful about prospects.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Larry
MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodge
Daffiness Boys
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Flatbush
Dodger
Holland
Grimes
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