Tar Heels Slip Ahead Of State In Loop Standings
The North Carolina Tar Heels, led by Edwards, defeated North Carolina State 22 to 16 in Chapel Hill to move into second place in the big five loop behind Davidson. The win improves UNC to two victories and one defeat. State drops to .500 as the season tightens toward Duke and VPI clashes.
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Queen City Lads Start With Rush and Retain Lead
High Point High School’s Black Bison lost to Charlotte Wildcats 47 to 15 on Queen City courts. Charlotte opened with a score and built a 14-2 first period lead, ending halftime 20-3. Hatcher and McCachren led the visitors with strong scoring and passing combos. Local rally late in the game produced 12 points as Hinkle, Sizemore and Hayworth traded baskets.
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Schmeling Arrives in New York for Title Battle Prep
German heavyweight Max Schmeling lands in Brooklyn with trainer Max Machon and a dachshund Ce cilie. He plans to fight Bill Stribling in June, disputes Sharkey remarks, and begins a nationwide exhibition tour February 9 pursuing a Chicago venue for the title bid.
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Campbell Seeks Speed Record With Wind or Against It
British racer Captain Malcolm Campbell plans to set a world speed record at Daytona Beach with one run each into and with the wind, needing an average two-way speed over 231 mph in 30 minutes. Tire drills, stints by six mechanics, and fresh tires for the second run are to be tested as officials explain the rule. Campbell had requested a one-hour window, but the change was rejected.
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Bowling Mixed League Meet at King Pin Alleys Tonight
The Mixed league bowlers gather at King Pin Alleys at 8 PM. Lucky Strike of the Piedmont league faces King Pin at 8 PM at the same venue. King Pin bowlers have won seven of nine games so far.
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Y. W. Quintet Triumphs Over Trinity Five
The Y. W. C. A. girls team defeated Trinity lassies 40 to 10 at the Y. M. C. A. gym. The lead held steady from start to finish as the next game against the Salvation Army quint is set for tomorrow night on the army court.
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Rex Beach Wins Second Day in Palm Beach Golf Tourney
Palm Beach Florida January 28 Rex Beach, famed writer and craftsman, led by a low net score and placed second for low net honors after an 18 hole round. Cartoonist Rube Goldberg claimed a prize with a 69 net score, aided by a 30 handicap in the event hosted at Palm Beach Country Club.
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Cello Edges Bloom In Chicago Bout By Narrow Margin
In Indianapolis Tommy Cello of Chicago defeated Lou Bloom of Columbus Ohio by decision in a ten round bout. Bloom pressed early, but Cello swept the later rounds to secure the victory on points.
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Billiard pupil defeats Layton in title match
Chicago January 28 Allen Hall defeated his teacher Johnny Layton 50 to 43 in forty innings ending Layton’s three year reign as world three cushion billiards champion. Hall, the youngest player in the tournament, advances to face Arthur Thurnbald in the title match tomorrow night.
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Salvation Army Tops High Point Junior Team 24 21
The Salvation Army youth team defeated High Point High School second string 24 to 21 on the school court. Hendricks, Mickey, and Grissom led the rally after halftime while Culler scored nine points for the Highs in a clingy first half.
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Three Cities Bid For Dixie Golf Title Contest
Dixie's 1931 amateur golf championship will be decided this summer on one of three courses in Alabama Tennessee or Georgia. Lowry Arnold of Atlanta said Birmingham Chattanooga and Radium Springs in Albany Ga bid for the event with the third week in June set as the date. If Memphis star Emmett Spicer competes it would be the first defense of the southern crown in four years.
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Wildcats State Additional Game
Davidson college officials added a basketball game against Lenoir Rhyne Bears to the Wildcat schedule. The contest will be played Thursday night at 7 30 in the Alumni gymnasium following an Elon Christians game the previous evening. Elon led at halftime, but Lenoir Rhyne won 43 to 38.
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McGraw Introduces Time System for Giants Camp
New York January 28 The Giants coach John McGraw has created a new time system to ensure players reach training camp on time. Any player late for departure to San Antonio will be fined one day’s pay for each 24 hours of tardiness after his due departure.
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