Tar Heels Triumph Over State In Tight Raleigh Tilt
In Raleigh North Carolina Tar Heels edge North Carolina State 27 to 25 as Mar per leads Chapel Hill. Duke tops State 35 to 31 while Wake Forest loses to Duke 49 to 25. Furman dazzles fans with a win over Clemson and Georgia.
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Tar Heels Edge N C State 27 25 in tight clash
In Asheville on January 20, Robert Bergin of Weaverville Grace High School was barred for the remainder of the season after attacking a referee following a Weaverville vs Maryville game. High Point College beat Maryville 25 12 with standout performances from Mulligan and Davis, while McCachren and Alexander led Charlotte to a 26 12 victory over Central high.
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Y Five to Meet Charlotte Monnies Tomorrow Night
The Charlotte Monograms face Coach Boylin's strengthened Y five on the local court Thursday at 8 PM in a return game. Charlotte has beaten Davidson and Kanapolis, last year’s state Y champs, while the locals seek revenge. Bud Gurley, once a high school star, has joined the club and may play.
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Fights Last Night Across U S Cities
Reports from New York and other cities show multiple boxing bouts with winners Ferrand Quintero Purvis Leto and others prevailing by points or knockouts. Victories include Ferrand over Lattanzi in New York and Quintero over Wallach in Jacksonville with ten round decisions.
Sprinters Spotlight At Meet With Strong Short-Distance Bids
Sprinters lead the page with top contenders like Karl Wildermuth Jimmy Daley and Chet Bowman as western stars George Simpson Kriss Jack Elder Cy Leland join the field for New York and Millrose events. Elder faces Daley in key sprints while Notre Dame and Texas Christian athletes pursue early season success. Fidel LaBarba outpoints Johnny Torres in Los Angeles.
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Risko Refused Permission for Campolo Bout in New York
New York boxing officials declined to sanction the February 7 Risko versus Campolo bout at Madison Square Garden citing risk to heavyweight Johnny Risko. Campolo at 225 pounds would hold a 30 pound edge, while Risko has faced and beaten top heavyweights in his career.
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West End Bowlers Edge King Pin In Narrow Victory
The West End Bowlers edged the King Pin team by one point in a hard fought city match at the West End alleys. W Sensenbach staged a dramatic comeback but finished 139 pins short of matching his team's win. Winfrey led the victors with a strong final game topping 135 pins.
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Greensboro Hi To Meet Wildkittens Tomorrow Night
Greensboro high school faces the Davidson College Wildkitten freshmen in Davidson North Carolina. Coach Laird plans to use Manson and Rogers forwards Pierce center Peabody Wagner guards as the best combination from the yearling squad in a bid to halt Davidson’s three straight wins this season. Belmont Abbey visits next followed by a wrestling bout with Oak Ridge Cadete.
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Dixie Handicap Opens With $4000 Prize Pool
More than a hundred top trapshooters gather in Atlanta for the Dixie handicap inaugural program. Notables include Mark Arie of Champaign Illinois Guy V Deering of Columbus Wisconsin and Frank Troeh of Portland Oregon as the event runs through Saturday night with prizes cups and trophies on the line.
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Local Handballers Defeat Salisbury on Home Court
High Point handball team avenged two defeats from last year by sweeping six matches on Salisbury Colonials home court yesterday afternoon. Johnny Coleman and C M Waynick won both doubles. W T Saunders and Shirley York also prevailed. Coleman won his singles while York lost his only singles. A return match is planned on the local court soon.
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Industrial league bowling winners named
Thomas Mills defeated Stehli Silk Mill two to one while Knox beat Harriss Covington and City Stores swept Hillcrest for a two to one win. Ira McCain toppled 131 pins for high single game and Cecil of City Stores posted 316 for high total.
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Maryville stars edge High Point in final seconds
Maryville College shocked High Point College with a 25-24 comeback victory as Mulligan buried a clutch late field goal after a tense see-saw second half. The Panthers led 15-8 at halftime and held the edge until Mulligan's late heroics.
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Duke Davidson Game Moves To Charlotte
Duke University and Davidson College shift the February 10 meeting from Davidson to Central High court in Charlotte due to Alumni Gymnasium size limits. The Wildcats and Blue Devils rivalry is expected to draw a large crowd after last season’s turnout, with statewide interest in the Methodist team and Red and Black squad.
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Carnera Signs For Fight In St. Louis
Primo Carnera, the Italian giant, will fight in St. Louis on February 11 against an unnamed opponent. The bout was arranged at a conference with promoter Lique Malloy St Louis arena manager M J Picker ing and boxing officials Senaca Taylor and Billy Duffy.
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Younger Is Gloomy Over Davidson Grid Outlook
Davidson College coach Monk Younger laments a dim 1930 football outlook after quarterback Shad Goodson cannot return to school. Younger had hoped Goodson would rejoin the team, but the star prospect remains unavailable, leaving plans uncertain for the Presbyterians.
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Drivers Set For Annual Tahoe Sierra Dog Derby
Ten men two women and a boy prepared for a 90 mile three lap dog derby across snow between Tahoe City and Truckee California. The Tahoe Sierra event offers 4000 dollars in cash prizes and the Marco Hellman trophy with a 2000 dollar first prize and 2000 dollars for runners up.
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