Three golf champions fall to upset Texas ace in San Francisco
Byron Nelson and Lawson Little both exited early as 22 year old Texan Byron Mn defeated Little 5 and 4 in the opening round. Harry Cooper upset Paul Runyan 3 and 1 as other upsets hit the San Francisco match play open.
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Russell Newland
Associated Press
San Francisco
America
Lawson Little
Byron Mn
Little
Paul Kunyan
White Plains
N. C
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Olin Dutra
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
X. J
Laffoon
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Henry Picard
Hershey
Jim Demaret
Galveston
Dick Metz
Nelson
Victor Ghessi
Deal
No. J
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Kas
Tomorry
Jim Fogarty
Kirkwood
Ben Loving
Petersburg
Clark
Dutra
Floyd Farley
Oklahoma City
Cooper
Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield
Conn
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Johnny Regolta
Milwaukee
Thomson
Johnny Perelli
Tahoe
Bill Jelliffe
Los Angeles
Revolta
Johnny Dawson
Mark Fry
Oakland
Dawson
Lawson Little Earns San Francisco Upset Victory
The article highlights Lawson Little being trimmed for a San Francisco upset as Carolina again secures conference recognition. It notes Herma Snyder receiving the Millis blocking trophy scroll, presented at the University of North Carolina by T. J. Gold Sr. for the 1984 season.
Gold, Sr. of High Point Honors Herman Snyder at Carolina Trophy
High Point leader Hon T J Gold Sr presented the Millis Blocking trophy to Herman Snyder at Chapel Hill in a ceremony before thousands. The award honors the outstanding blocking football player on the Big Five teams and recognized Snyder for his work behind Carolina’s ball carriers during the 1934 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barfield
Chapel Hill
Frank Merriwell
Herman Snyder
Millis
Carolina
Snyder
T. J. Gold, Sr
High Point
H. A. Millis
Gold
Virginia
Bob Fetzer
Grid
Fetzer
University
Horace Hendrickson
Duke
Carl Snavely
Monroe
Harry Montgomery
Quincy K. Nimocks
Fayetteville
Claude Rankin
George Barclay
Dick Buck
Odell Childers
Babe Daniel
Dick Dashiell
Tom Evins
Ralph Gardner
Jim Hutchins
Don Jackson
Emmett Joyce
Eddie Kahn
Jim McCachren
Buck McCain
Eddie Martin
Bill Moore
Charlie Shaffer
Jim Tatum
John Trimpey
Southern Conference Indoor Games Set for UNC in March
Announcement from Chapel Hill states the sixth annual Southern Conference indoor games will be held at the University of North Carolina in March. The meet is split into four sections varsity non-conference freshman and scholastic with events across sprints middle distance relays hurdles jumps and throws. Invitations go to Southern Conference members 29 non conference universities and 82 high and prep schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Southern Conference
Panthers Fall to Elon After Auto Wreck Disrupts Panthers
High Point College Purple Panthers lost 43 to 21 to Elon Christians after an auto wreck unsettled four varsity players and the coach. Elon’s Bradley led with 14 points, while Tuck added 10 and Culler topped the Panthers with six as the game grew rough through frequent pileups.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Elon Christians
Panthers
Bradley
Elon
Tuck
Culler
Ray
Panther
Ronycez
Harris
Diamont
Martin
Niernsee
Booth
Ronyces
Intrieri
Elder
Orm
Smith
Evete Askew
Benesey
Grid Rules Group Will Study Changes
The American Football Coaches Association rules committee will meet in New York to review proposed changes for the National Rules committee. Lou Little chairs and about twenty coaches will discuss lateral pass rules and other possible alterations such as goal post placement and forward passing behind the line.
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New York
Rules Committee
The
American Football Coaches Association
National Rules Committee
Lou Little
Columbia
Middle West
Far West
Little
Association
W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Nobile Kizer
Purdue
Milk Tax Proposal Attacked by Public Health Official
Winston-Salem reports Dr. R L Carlton city health officer denounces removing exemptions on milk and bread as worsening malnutrition and tuberculosis. He warns infant mortality could rise as families cannot afford essentials, linking dietary limits to public health crises.
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Winston-Salem
R. L. Carlton
North Carolina Frosh Rally Past State In Raleigh
In Raleigh the North Carolina frosh defeated North Carolina State 23 to 13 with a decisive second half surge. The contest showcased key plays by NC State and NC teams as students cheered at the scene.
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Salisbury
Catawba College Indians
North State
Catawba
Www. c. T
Tom Lytle
Ratcliffe
Barnwell
Isese Cove
Mardy
T. Sutton
M. White
Fullerton F
Clark
Garland
Zammiello G
Ee &Ee
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State
N. C. Frosh
Carlin Pushes to Scrub Judges for Klick Bout
Ray Carlin manager of Frankie Klick demanded the boxing commission name and scratch off judges for the Ross Klick bout on Monday. He said his fighter will not enter the ring without veto power over the judges and urged removal of unsuitable officials while confirming Leo Shen as referee.
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Miami
Pia
Ray Carlin
Ross Klick
Carlin
Frankie Klick
Ross
Boxing Commission
Leo Shen
Klick
Frankie
Joe Knight
Cairo
Tony Shucco
Boston
Max Baer
Buddy
Cavalier Boxers Win 21st In Row Over Tar Heels
Virginia boxing beat North Carolina 5 to 4 in Chapel Hill. It marked UVA’s 21st straight dual meet victory. Carolina bantam Marion Diehl upset Southern Conference champ Archie Kahn in the opener. Freshmen also defeated Tar Babies. Jule Medynaski forfeited in junior middleweight due to registration issues.
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Chapel Hill
University of Virginia
University of North Carolina
Cavaliers
Marion Diehl
Carolina
Archie Kahn
Cavalier
Carolina Tar Babies
Jule Medynaski
College Basketball Scores From Three Cities
At Auburn Alabama Birmingham Southern 37 Auburn 20. In Shreveport Centenary 46 Louisiana Tech 43. In Jefferson City Maryville 46 Carson-Newman 57.
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Auburn
Birmingham- Southern
Shreveport
Centenary
la. Tech
Jefferson City
Tenn
Maryville
Carson-Newman
Duke Beats V P I 32 26 In Narrow Basketball Win
Duke Blue Devils snap from a 25 all tie with four minutes left to defeat V P I 32 to 26 in Durham. The game stayed close with lead exchanges and several player lineups noted by field scribbles and official calls.
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Blue Devils
Durham
Duke University
V. P
Casa
Dickerson
Riley
Davis
Merrick
Pace
Polack
Polack ¢ © Eeee Tae Esesee
Duke
Mottola
Futtro
Beli
Ee Seno
V. P. Hae
Evans
Hulskamp
Ega
Wents
Mills Home defeats Robbins Knitting 45 to 21
Mills Home beat Robbins Knitting of High Point 45 to 21 in Thomasville last night. The game featured Mills Home's defense holding Robbins to limited scoring as the victors pulled away in the second half.
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High Point Basketeers
Whitley
High Point
Hartley
Hilton
Kle
Workman
Meisky
Seserves
Andor
Dunn
Matthews
Psrons
Mills
Robbins
Thomasville
Robbins Knitting
Charlie Kearns
C. Watson
Walker
Haynie F
Smith
Medlin
Pilley Ahi Senna
Brady
Fee Jones
Cranford
Robbins Mills
College Boxing Results From Chapel Hill Virginia Triumphs
Virginia defeats North Carolina 4 1 2 to 1 2 in a college boxing meet held in Chapel Hill North Carolina with a split decision showing strong Northern team performance.
Thomas Finesse Fails to Halt Chatham Quintet Loss
Thomas scores 22 for High Point Y M C A in a 40 39 defeat as Chatham Blanketeers secure their 30th win in 32 starts. Gurneau Carter fouled out. Cooper and Gurneau shine for High Point amid late comeback by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody” Thomas
Triangles
Chatham Blanketeers
Hikin
Chatham
High Point
Thomas
Eikin
Cooper
Gurneau
Sam Gurneau
Nick” Carter
Carter
Crater
Ed Farlow
Maxwell
Munday
Jim Henry to Meet Don Nolan in Greens Bout
In Greensboro on Wednesday night Jim Henry will face Don Nolan in the feature wrestling bout at Sportsrena on Green Street. The half dozen other matches pair Kirk Strombean and Apollo Belvedere against Pat Newman, with George Widciecki set to wrestle Dobie Osborn in a 3060 minute light lineup. The main event is a best of three falls. The cold spell did not deter crowd turnout last week and next show is expected to draw well.
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Greensboro
Prgram
Sportsrena
Gree Street
Jim Henry
Goofy
Nolan
Kirk Strombe
Appolo Belvedere
Pat Newman
Mississippi
Newman
George Widciecki
Dobie Osborn
Texas
Highland Defeats Marsh in Close Amateur League Tilt
Highland edged Marsh 31 to 29 to finish the first half of the season in third place. Anderson starred for Highland while Brooks led Marsh, in a tight back and forth game through the final whistle.
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Triangle
Robbins
Pace
Adams-Millie
Eteensee
Gitesson
Adams-Millis Boys
Cranford
Oss
Globe Parlor
Onmr
Gaddis
Ferreae Ormr
Lanier
Moffitt
Collins
Clark
Burge
Russell Weisner
Cooper
Kearns
McDowell
Adams-Millis
Stokes
Hedrick
Rutledge
Trinity Crawford
Highland Shelton
Trinity
Stern
Spencer
Lohr
Amos
Rothrock
Highland-Marsh
Highland
Marsh
Highland Boys
Anderson
Brooks
Highland Gff
Anton Fennis
Bances
Pugh
T Seeeau
Smith
Robbins-G globe Parlor drops another to retain cellar
The Globe-Parlor tossers slipped to the cellar position after a defeat yesterday. The team showed effort but could not climb out of last place in the standings.
Injury Jinx Trails Wolfpack Basketeer
Raleigh dispatch reports North State varsity basketball hit by injuries. Char Aycock and Leroy Jay were sidelined recently, while Chub Wale and Womble suffered fractures and other setbacks, forcing key replacements ahead of upcoming games.
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Raleigh
Leroy Jay
Staters
Char Aycock
Aycock
Chub Wale
Womble
V. P. Gobblers
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Trims Lawson Little
Millis Blocking
Herma Snyder
Ted
Snycer
Fue @acie
Candor Downs
Auto Wreck
National Board
American Coal & Wood CO
GREEN
W. C
Franklin Klick
United States
Everett G. Livesay
E. C. Jameson
Washington, D. C
Fila
Livesay
Columbus
Atginia
Chatham Quintet
Don Nolan
Greens
Jinx
Wolfpack
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