State Faces Virginia On Wednesday In Raleigh
The University of Virginia meets North Carolina State in Raleigh Wednesday night in a Southern Conference test. Virginia, led by forward Iberg and guard Dalrymple, will challenge State with captain Dalrymple and Allen at guards, Connie Mac Berry at center, and sophomores Hill and Mann at forward.
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Virginia
Dr. Succeeded Tebell
Iberg
Dalrymple
Zeisberg
Jim Waller
Wake Forest
Duke
Dr. Sermon
John Allen
Connie Mac Berry
P. G. Hill
Bill Mann
Point Handled Dogs National Field Trials
The National Free for Pld Trial club began its trial under adverse conditions with A G A Sage of rk City overseeing the plan by Nunn and company and Harri as manager. First brace Jude and Becky Blue led by Martin Wind and D L Garrett, faced tough going as Spunky Creek Boy and Ed Topsey followed. Weather affected bird work. Wayside Beck and Propeller delivered strong heats. Spunky Creek Coin faced heavy wind and terrain. later braces include Norriss Becky and Lawless Boy with Dewey English piloting.
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New York
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Creek Boy
Y K E. J. Shaffer
Hutchansas
Dutch
Ed Topsey
A. Sage
Clyde Morton
Wayside
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Fairfield
Texas
Dutch Epperson
Propeller
Lebanon Kennels
Jake Bishop
Spunky Creek Coin
Spunky Creek Bay
Spartan O’henry Jim
J. A. Alexander
Spartanburg
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B. W. Norris
Norriss Becky
Walter Teagle
Prather Robinson
Lawless Boy
Pointer
John E. Cain, Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Dewey English
High Point
Tar Heel Matmen and Boxers Prep for Tough Opens
UNC wrestlers open 1937 schedule hosting Virginia Southern Conference champions while matmen travel to Annapolis to face Navy. Boxers feature coach Mike Rowman as he debuts before home crowd with Tar Heels at 8:30 after freshmen at 7. Virginia favored in boxing. Navy seen as tough but beat by VMI 20 8.
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Washington and Lee
Wilbur Gholsen
Bob Williams
Bob Crystal
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Gholsen
Lowry
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Red Shields Top Thomasville High 18 16 in Narrow Victory
The Salvation Army team defeated Thomasville High 18 to 16 in a close contest. Leaders for Red Shields were C Grissom J Walton and C Brown while Stillwell and Howard topped the losers. Period scores show a tight fight throughout with Salvation Army ahead at each break.
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Sean
Jenkins
Pastor learns resilience before Louis bout at Madison Square Garden
New York January 26. Bob Pastor credits college football at NYU with teaching him to take a pounding and overcome fear. He says playing fullback against 11 defenders trained him to endure punishment, a lesson he expects to use in Friday night title clash with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden.
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Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
New York University
NYU
Derby stakes winner Dawn's Highland Lady sails from the East
The ship at Brownsville Tennessee groups include Lester's Sonny Munger owned by Dr. B. 8. Lester of Birmingham handled by John Gates and Dawn's Highland Lady owned by Frank C. Ash of Fulton New York handled by Bert Black of High Point. Dawn's Highland Lady previously triumphed in the Derby stakes on the East circuit.
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Lester
Sonny Munger
Dr. B. 8
Birmingham
John Gates
Dawn
Highland Lady
Frank C. Ash
Fulton
New York
Bert Black
High Point
East
Waner Opposes Night Baseball Yet Sees Rise Ahead
Paul Waner, star Pittsburgh outfielder, opposes night baseball but predicts it will spread to the majors. He noted he has only brief experience with night games and would not be surprised if the Pirates play some 1938 games at Forbes Field under lights. He mentions the Cards and Phillies likely to adopt night games, with Giants possibly the last to join.
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Paul Waner
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Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Pirates
Forbes Field
Phillies
Giants
Types of contact lenses
Ground lenses are identified by recognized numbers and are ground. Blown lenses are made by glass blowers and fitted by trial until the proper lens is found, often by accident.
Louis trains for title bout with Brown Bomber opponent
In prefight talk the article notes Sam Louis willing and confident as a contender for Detroit’s Brown Bomber, with defense framed as key. It highlights Louis drilling with Tom Ponte, ex football player from Western Maryland, to address educational handicap.
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Louis
Tom Ponte
Western
Maryland
North State Loop To Select Sixth Member Tonight
Salisbury and High Point may join the North Carolina State league as a sixth member for the class D circuit. The clubs already in are Newton-Conover Mooresville Cooleemee Landis and Lexington. Dan Hill of the Piedmont league represents Judge Bramham and Gene Lawing of Charlotte serves as league resident.
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North Carolina
High Point
Newton-Conover
Mooresville
Cooleemee
Landis
Lexington
Dan Hill
Piedmont League
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Gene Lawing
Charlotte
Berg Maintains Favorite Status In Florida Championship
Patty Berg remains the favored player at the Championship of Champions in Punta Gorda Florida though she failed to win medal yesterday. Miss Hemphill of Columbia shot 76 to Bergs 78 on the par 75 course. Today's match play pairs Hemphill vs Mrs G Hampton Lewis and Berg vs Mrs Frank Trainor with other pairings announced.
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Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Miss Hemphill
South Carolina
Miss Berg
G. Hampton Lewis
Fort Myers
Patty
Frank Trainor
Tampa
Jane Cothran
Greenville
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R. M. Clapp
St. Paul
Minn
Yankees Boss Sets Humorous String For McCarthy
New York January 26 Col Jake Ruppert jokes that Joe McCarthy must win the pennant by 20 games and the World Series in four straight to earn his $35,000 as Yankees manager. Ruppert praises McCarthy’s work while Lou Gehrig commits to hustling on the field.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Lou
Cavaliers To Play Two Foes In State
Cavaliers begin a two day invasion meeting North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Atlantic Christian matches Elon at Elon in the other scheduled game. All teams had idle action last night.
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University of Virginia Cavaliers
North Carolina
Phantoms
Chapel Hill
Atlantic Christian
Elon
Black Bisons Face Two Conference Tests This Week
High Point high school basketball team, the Black Bisons, meet Winston Salem tonight and Greensboro Thursday in Western Conference games. Winston Salem poses trouble but Greensboro appears the stronger foe, with Gate City likely the team to beat. Wins would put High Point atop the standings and challenge rivals.
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Winston-Salem High
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Boro
Gate City
Dempsey Eyes Farley Prospects Amid Political Talk
The article sketches Jack Dempsey’s speculative push to back Jim Farley for a future national role, while Gene Tunney retreats to seclusion in Stamford and exchanges letters with Shaw. Gehrig recalls McCarthy’s anecdote about a drunken worm moral at a Cubs meeting.
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Scotty Reston
Eddie Brietz
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jim Farley
Big Jim
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack
Farley
Husky Crew Faces 1937 Season After Berlin Rowing Win
Washington Huskies, already noted for victories at Poughkeepsie and in the Olympic crew race in Berlin, begin training for the 1937 season. The shell loses only Bob Moch, coxswain.
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Washington Huskies
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One-time Presidents for New Hampshire Delaware and South Carolina
New Hampshire, Delaware and South Carolina each had their own president at a point in history reflecting early U.S. political organization and state governance. The article traces the distinct titles and roles used locally before consolidation into a unified national leadership.
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New Hampshire
Delaware
South Carolina
Fights Result From New Orleans and Miami card
In New Orleans Jimmy Perrin of New Orleans outpointed Frankie Jarr of Indianapolis in a ten round bout. In Miami Tommy Speigal of Uniontown Pennsylvania outpointed Norment Quarles of Hendersonville North Carolina in ten rounds.
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Jimmy Perrin
Frankie Jarr
Indianapolis
Miami
Tommy Speigal
Uniontown
Norment Quarles
Hendersonville
N. C
Gouverneur changes in Carolinas and other states
The phrase notes that one region was renamed or elevated to governor in South Carolina in 1778 while the other two states did so in 1792, indicating a sequence of political reshaping across the states during the late 18th century.
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