Panthers Defeat Elon To Lead Conference Standings
The high scoring Bakers basketball team defeated Triangle Hosiery 36 to 13 at the YMCA gym. Guards R Steele Burgess and Elder stifled Triangle forwards while C Steele and Spencer led scorers with 11 and 10 points. Harris and Clark topped Triangle in scoring.
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Bakeries
Bakers
R. Steele
Burgess
Elder
C. Steele
Spencer
Harris
Clark
TRIAN
State Wolves Rally to Down Duke in Close 36-33 Upset
In a tight ACC battle at home, North Carolina State upset Duke 36 to 33 as center Connie MacBerry and Aycock sealed the win with late scores. Duke trailed 30-15 at halftime amid fouls and missed free throws.
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State
Wolves
Duke
Blue Devils
Connie MacBerry
Aycock
Rees
Berry
Edwards
Herrick
Eiley
Poder
Cheek
Flythe
Dalrymple
Knight
Durham
Hackney
Carolina
High Point College Rally Beats Elon 41 to 29 in North State Clash
High Point College Panthers rallied from a tight first half to defeat Elon Christians 41 to 29 on Elon court. Culler led with 13 points while Roye totaled 12 in the first half as the teams traded leads in a hard fought North State conference battle at Alumni gym.
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High Point College
Elon
Panthers
Harrison Gymnasium
Poth
Culler
Roye
Elonstar
Harris
Inthieri
Towery
Guller
Martin
Inther
Seveeseenseees
Tp. Smith
Askew
Boyd
Cscccscaeesens
Ee Cameron
Cheek
Y Gymnasium
Farlowe
F. Jarrett
Os Grant
F Saeee P. Evans
White Sox and Thomasville Win in Industrial League
Adams-Millis White Sox beat Allen Jay 28 to 18 while Thomasville Chair overcame High Point Paper Box 28 to 27. Paper Box starred with 20 points but could not lift his team. Kaney led Thomasville with 18 and Clary added 11 for the winners.
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Adams-Millis
Allen Jay White
Thomasville
Triangle
American Dekertes
Adams-Millis White Sox
Thomasviller
Fae Haw Oe
Paper Box
Kaney
Clary
Adame Millis
Allen Jay
White Sox
Pierce
Ing
Baker
H. P
Cromer
Thomas
Cooper
Booker
Wees
Tp. Reddick
Briles
Younts
Leeee Cackleford
Ed Ellington
Adame-Millis
Van Mungo Latest Holdout Brings Salary Tension
Brooklyn star Van Lingle Mungo joined a growing holdout trend as he sent back his 1936 contract with an ultimatum for higher pay. Dizzy Dean, Sam West, Leon Pettit, and Clydell Castleman are also cited as holding out or dissatisfied. Dodgers offered about 11 000, while Mungo’s demand remains unspecified. The piece notes past earnings and a prior injury affecting Mungo’s 20 win potential.
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Associated Press
New York
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn
Pageland
U S. C
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Sam West
St. Louis Browns
Leon Pettit
Washington
Clydell Castleman
Giants
Mungo
Dodgers
Pageland Planter
Brooklyns
Branch Rickey
West
Browns
Texas
Pettit
Castleman
Dodgers Sign Emil Leonard and Frank Skaff To Ten-Man Roster
Pitcher Emil Leonard and third baseman Frank Skaff signed with Brooklyn today, bringing the Dodgers roster to ten. Skaff played for Al lentown and Peoria last year, while Burgess Whitehead Charlie English and Smoky Joe Martin started today’s game. Mark Koenig remains the only unsigned infielder.
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Emil
Dutch) Leonard
Frank Skaff
Villanova
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Skaff
Allentown
Peoria
Jim Tierney
Giants
Flatbushers
Burgess Whitehead
Charlie English
Smoky Joe” Martin
Nashville
Mark Koenig
Girls Circuit Opens New Race in Local Basketball League
The Salvation Army gym hosted three close girls basketball games as Sherrod Shirt and Trinity led victories. Allen Jay edged Harrias Covington 5 to 3 in a defensive shootout, while Shirt routed Salvation Army 16 to 4 and Trinity rallied to beat M. P. Orphanage 20 to 16.
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Sherrod
Allen Jay
Trinity
Salvation Army
Harrias Covington
M. P. Orphanage
M. Prp
G. Ft. F. Tp
Bollinger
Oe Hayworth
Dyers Gage
Liam Brower
Biggs
Lewis
Corsee
Lackey
High Point High To Play Durham Here On Monday
High Point High meets Durham here Monday in a preliminary state championship vibe with a potential March Chapel Hill rematch. The Bisons lead the Western Conference and remain unbeaten, while the Bulls top the Eastern standings as a large crowd is expected at the local gym.
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High Point High
Durham
Durham High School
Chapel Hill
High Point
Bisons
Bulls
Gastonia
Greensboro High
Laffoon And Thomson Tie For Medal Honors In San Francisco
Ky Laffoon from Chicago and Jimmy Thomson of Ridgewood N J tied for medal honors after a 36 hole qualifying at the San Francisco open. Eight qualified for the championship flight as fog shrouded Lake Merced. The field will be trimmed to final 36 holes with $1675 awarded to the winner of a $5550 purse.
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San Francisco
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Jimmy Thomson
Aan Laffoon
Ridgewood
N. J
A Smith
Craig Wood
New York
Benny Coltrin
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Willie Hunter
Willie Goggin
Lake Merced
Paul Runyan
Walter Hagen
Harold McSpaden
Riverside
Jimmy Hines
Gerden City
Long Island
Wilfy Cox
Bethesda
Maryland
Bill Mehlhornef
Louisville
Sam Parks Jr
Pittsburgh
Jake Fesserke
Jackson
Mich
Orville White
St. Louis
Torchy Toda
Cox
White
Toda
Mehlhorn
Parks
Carolina Students Defend Dr Graham on Voices and Rights
Twelve student leaders at the University of North Carolina defend President Frank P. Graham’s right to express his views on athletic proposals and other issues. They urge citizens not to conflate sports policy with consolidation and other debates, citing his defense of free speech student government labor rights and civil liberties.
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Carolina
Dr. Graham
Chapel Hill
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Graham
Phil Hammer
Tar Heel
Farmer
Middies defeat Carolina matmen in season opener
The Navy wrestling team opened its season with a 25 1 2 to 41 2 victory over the University of North Carolina in Annapolis. Navy won three bouts by falls and three by decisions, with Steve Menn 165 pounds scoring a 34 second fall.
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Naval Academy
University of North Carolina Grapplers
Midshipmen
Steve Menn
Navy
Bil Smith
Tankersley
North Carolina
Rodgers
Masters
Lytle
Nelson
Cresap
Kephart
Southerland
Bonner
Mann
Smith
Hunter
Williams
Kaluk
W. P. Batley
Marvard
College Basketball Scores from Clemson and College Park
Clemson 39 Georgia Tech 81 in Clemson, plus Maryland 31 to 44 over North Carolina in College Park Maryland. The results show Tech routed Clemson while Maryland edged UNC in a matchup likely from a midweek ACC schedule.
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Clemson
8. C
Tech
College Park
North Carolina
Maryland
Catamounts Triumph Over Guilford In North State Clash
Western Carolina Teachers College defeated Guilford College 54 to 31 in a North State Conference game. The Catamounts used a fast passing attack to erase an early Quaker lead led by Weston and Taliaferro and pull away to a decisive margin.
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Guilford College
Western Carolina Teachers College
Quakers
Weston
Taliaferro
Lenoir-Rhyne Defeats Appalachian State In Conference Hoops
In Boone North Carolina Lenoir Rhyne college defeated Appalachian State 43 to 30 in a North State Conference basketball game. Ward Tucker and Amenzolli led Lenoir Rhyne with scoring while Johnson and Baucom paced Appalachian State.
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Boone
N. C
Oo Lenoir-Rhyne College
Mountaineers
Appalachian State
Ward
Tucker
Amenzolli
Lenoir-Rhyne
Johnson and Baucom
Appalachian Ate
Cara Named Captain of State's Gridders
Dominic Cara of Bellaire Ohio an end was elected captain of the 1936 N C State varsity football team by monogram players at a banquet in Raleigh. He defeated Howard Bartles of Wilkinsburg Pa for the honor.
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Raleigh
Dominic (Mac) Cara
Bellaire
Ohio
Monogram
Howard Bartles
Wilkinsburg
Local College Scores Tie or Narrow Victory
At Baltimore University defeated Gallaudet 87 to 0. In Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh beat West Virginia 41 to 27. In Ames Iowa State edged Nebraska 41 to 40 in overtime.
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Baltimore
Baltimore University
Gallaudettn
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
West Virginia University
Ames
Iowa State
Nebraska
Fordham North Carolina to Play Two Grid Tilts
Fordham and North Carolina agreed to a home and home football series for 1937 and 1938. Fordham will visit Chapel Hill in 1937, and North Carolina will play at the Polo Grounds in 1938. The 1936-37 contests will be at Yankee Stadium, sites for the 1938 game undecided.
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Fordham
North Carolina
New York
Jack Coffey
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Polo Grounds
Rams
New York University
Yankee Stadium
Major Sasse seeks wider football field for rule change
Major Ralph Sasse, Mississippi State coach, plans to ask the National Football Coaches association in Pittsburgh on February 1 to widen the playing field from 160 to 200 feet. He argues more room will improve passing and speed, noting practice fields at Mississippi State are already being widened to 209 feet and acknowledging potential opposition from cramped facilities.
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New Orleans
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi State
Sasse
Army
Williamson Battles Spencer Here Feb 3 Snow Ball
Spencer and Ralph Williamson meet in a Monday night boxing bout at William Penn high school auditorium to benefit St. Mark M. E. church. Spencer from Winston-Salem and Williamson from High Point have prior appearances. more attractions to be announced.
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Snow Ball
Spencer
Ralph Williamson
William Penn High School
St. Mark M. E
Winston-Salem
Williamson
High Point
Clemson Wins 7 1 Over North Carolina State Boxing
Clemson defeated North Carolina State 7 to 1 in college boxing. The match highlighted Clemson standout performance and solid team showing on home turf in Clemson, North Carolina.
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Clemson
N. C
State
Masked Marvel to Clash With Eli Fischer in High Point Card
The Masked Marvel makes his first local appearance in High Point next Friday night facing Eli Fischer in the feature bout. Cowboy Luttrall meets Dobie Osborn in another eagerly awaited match likely to thrill fans.
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Masked Marvel
Fischer
Luttrall
Osborn
North Carolina
Eli Fischer
Southland
Marvel
Cowboy Luttrall
Dobie Osborn
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