Hampton Pulls 37 31 Victory Over Western Carolina Teachers
Hampton led 22 to 1 at halftime and with a late five minute burst claimed a 37 to 31 win over Western Carolina Teachers in Harrison Gymnasium. Tomberlin Ardrey and Patton sparked the home team while Little Ardrey powered a late surge to secure the victory.
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Enterprise
Uilford
Quakers
North State
Point College
Harrison Gymnasium
Ralph James
Western Carolina
Virgil Yow
Panthers
Cies
Hampton
Ardrey
Lin
Patton
Tomberlin
Rom
W. C. Nt
Jon
Dodgers Executive MacPhail Moves To Sign Mungo
Brooklyn is guided by executive vp Larry MacPhail who reports Van Lingle Mungo will sign a new deal near last season’s 15000 salary. MacPhail says Mungo is satisfied and ready for a strong season while trade talk with St Louis and Chicago continues. Hassett contract paperwork awaits personal handling.
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New York
van Lingle Mungo
Larry MacPhail
MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Middle West
Burleigh Grimes
Mungo
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Van
Dodgers
Florida
Columbia
US. C
Chicago
St. Louis
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Buddy Hasesett
Hassett
High Point Falls 37 29 to Gastonia In Conference Game
Gastonia high defeated High Point 37 to 29 in a Western conference game. Harry Jenkins led High Point with 16 points while Richard Hartley added 13 for the visitors, as Gastonia maintained a lead throughout the contest.
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Gastonia
High Point High School
Gastonia High
Harry Jenkins
Richard Hartley
Hayworth
Hartley
Bimore
Welborn
Gillespie
Marsh
Gibson
Hworth
Jenkins
M. A. Parrish
Charlotte Y M A boxers defeat High Point in armory meet
Charlotte boxers beat High Point Y ringmen 6 to 2 at the Armory in a thrilling meet. Charlotte grabbed two knockouts and one technical knockout to seal the victory.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Y. M
the Armory
Prize Poodele and Boxing Card Excite Local Fans
A boxing program of 14 bouts featured regular matches, two special bouts with Charlotte winning one by decision and drawing the other. Ed Tipton and Bill Stronach scored knockout wins, while Captain Jack Dunn claimed a TKO in the first round. High Point dominated the heavyweight finish with Blimp Bogle earning TKO after a floor rush.
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Charlotte
Y’s
Ed Tipton
Bill Stronach
Tipton
Ray McDowell
Stronach
L. C. Dennis
Jack Dunn
Bill Wagner
High Point
Ernest
Little
Blimp
Pounced Driver Impresses as Pro Golfer Leads NGELES
A single readable line notes Harry Coop’s drive and a pro golfer’s swing in Los Angeles. Details are sparse, but the scene centers on precision driving and competitive golfing skill in a metropolitan setting.
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
Last night results show Villanova edging Temple 36 28, Tennessee 37 30 over Vanderbilt, Wyoming 44 3 over Colorado, Michigan State 21 16 over Butler, Washington 40 37 over Oregon, Auburn 46 43 over Oglethorpe, California 33 25 over USC, Stanford 69 33 over UCLA, Santa Clara 39 33 over Saint Marys, Idaho 49 24 over Oregon State, North Carolina 43 24 over Maryland, The Citadel 37 18 over Presbyterian, High Point 37 31 over West Carolina Teachers College, Elon 44 30 over Atlantic Christian College.
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Associated Press
Villanova
Temple
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Wyoming
Colorado
Michigan State
Butler
Washington
Oregon
Auburn
Oglethorpe
California
Southern California
Stanford
University of California Los Angeles
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Calif
Idaho
Oregon State
North Carolina
Maryland
the Citadel
Presbyterian
High Point
West Carolina Teachers College
Elon
Atlantic Christian College
Fights Last Night In The Associated Press
Chicago results include Frank Fargo outpointing Art Oliver in Chicago. Ceferino Garcia KO Mickey Berrian in Hollywood. Ray Matulewics outpoints Hobo Williams in Durham. Mayon Padio outpoints Carl Mays in Philadelphia. W J Phe Baty Al Zap Palla listed in Newark card.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank Fargo
Art Oliver
Hollywood
Calif
Ceferino Garcia
Los Angeles
Mickey Berrian
Scranton
Pen
Durham
N. C
Ray Matulewics
Oumere Hobo Williams
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Ray Miller
Newark
Wrestling results from last night across cities
Gino Gari Baldi won over Louis in a 220 pound bout. George Koveriy defeated Hollywood. Levinsky threw Scotty Dawkins in a 225 pound match. Brouko Naxurekt of Minnesota defeated Sonnenberg of Boston in the national patrol event.
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Associated Press
North Bergen
Tiger Pair 10 Rival Yankees
Detroit manager Mickey Cochrane predicts a pair of home run leaders in 1938. He cites Hank Greenberg and Rudy York as primary surrogates for the Gehrig-DiMaggio era, with York to play more games and Greenberg driven to higher output. Cochrane heads to Florida for spring training.
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York and
Greenberg
Gehrig and DiMaggio
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Gehrig
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Cochrane
York
Florida
Lynwood Rowe
Tiger
Lakeland
Fla
Patty Berg Crushes Jean Bauer in 10 and 8 Victory
Patty Berg of Minneapolis defeated Jean Bauer of Providence 10 and 8 to win the women’s winter tournament title and head for Miami. The win capped Berg’s impressive performance as she prepared to compete in the Miami Biltmore event of the winter golf series.
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Punta Gorda
Fra
Patty Berg
Miami
Minneapolis
Jean Bauer
Providence
A. I
Miami Biltmore
Golf Pro Dick Metz Out Six Weeks With Broken Rib
Pim A broken rib, found months after it occurred in an auto crash in Florida last March, will prevent Dick Metz a Chicago professional from playing in golf tournaments for six weeks. The injury was discovered in Oakland California.
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Golf Pro
Oakland
Calif
Dick Metz
Chicago
Metz
Wake Forest Opens Off-season Football Tryouts
Practons Grind and Forest North Carolina report tryouts start at Wake Forest College on Tuesday with about 40 candidates expected to turn out for the off season program.
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Pracons Grind
Forest
N. C
Jan Mong
Wake Forst College
Lone Star sluggers scarcely miss in 1947 league chase
In the American Association race of 1947 no player hit safely in every park. Roy Cullenbine of the Tigers Fred Werger of Indianapolis and Mickey Heath of Milwaukee each connected home in all but one ballpark as the season unfolded.
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Vale
Columbur
Ilayer
Ameren Association
Roy Cullenbine
Tiede
Fred Werger
Indianapois
Mickey Heath
Miwankee
Sports Roundup hints at trades and contracts
The column surveys rumors on Jack Sutherland possibly moving to a California school, Van Mungo trade chances to Giants Cards or Pirates, and Joe DiMaggio negotiating around $25 000. It notes Bill Terry visit and quotes a sports writer nickname debate while mentioning Ruppert and Open Champion Cotton.
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New York
John Bain Sutherland
Jack
Pitt
California
Judge Landis
van Mungo
Giants
Pirates
Bill Terry
Bill Cox
Norfolk
Mas Schmeling
Ben Foord
Hamburg
Col. Ruppert
Mesars
Gomez
Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Rooster
Joe
Tee Guald
DiMaggio
United States
Cotton
Bill
Sweet William
Henie Declines $200,000 Offer to Return to Movies
Sonja Henie spurns a 200000 dollar bid to cancel her skating tour and resume film work. Mike Jacobs awaits the Norwegian star in Miami with hopes of a reunion. Hugo Quist, once Nurmi’s manager, leads the tour while Finns are noted for brief talk.
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Sonja Henie
Mike Jacobs
Miami
Huge Quist
Paavo Nurmi
Henie
Hugo
Nurmi
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Paavo
Los Angeles
Huge
Cubs face management question as July deadline nears
Coast reports Tony LaRussa may quit Cubs if not in charge by July. A recent high school tackle has 17 offers, with a Southern school noting scholarships include room, board, laundry, and books for a promising athlete.
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Coast
Tony Laezer
Cubs
Spectator Squibs and Coaching Moves Stir College Football Tales
A Saratoga Springs NY squad drops 27 in a row drawing sneers from Three Rivers Michigan which claims the world record by losing 53 in a row. Nebraska's basketball roster includes two ex Olympians. North Carolina over Duke as Sammy Baugh aids spring practice. Harry Mehre's Mississippi salary tops ten thousand with Kipke and McCallister expected to testify.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Three Rivers
Mich
Walter
Charlie
Friedman
Primo Camera
Nebraska
North Carolina
Duke
Sammy Baugh
Harry Mehre
Mississippi U
Hay
Harry Kipke
Don McCallister
Powers Wins Battle Royal and Beats LeGrand in Main Bout
Ernie Powers tops Art LeGrand in two falls to claim the main event at the Coliseum. The Canadian veteran dominates the five man battle royal with five straight falls across three weeks, while Tom Malloy and others are eliminated in close free for all fashion.
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Powers
LeGrand
Tom Malloy
George Widchecki
Ernie Powers
Ernie
Art LeGrand
Roland Kirehmeyer
Charley Webb
Husky Tennessee Youth
George Kdehecki
Roland Kirchmeyer
Malloy
Widcherki
Trackmen Into Action Tonight at Prout Memorial Meet
Boston January night hosts Prout Memorial games at the Boston Garden. Don Lash may pace milers including Cunningham San Romani Venzke and Deckard Sears McCluskey Lochner as top rivals push for sub four ten mile time and Lash pursuit of 4 58 two miles. Officials trimmed 250 entries, leaving cluttered but star filled events.
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Boston
Boston Garden
Don Lash
Badgers
Miers
Glenn Cunnngham
Archie San Romani
Gene Venzke
Lash
Indiana
Tommy Deckard
Ray Sears
Trusty
Joe McCluskey
Floyd Lochner
Lochner
Prout
Quinn Threatens to Move Scranton Bees Franchise
Scranton sports writers clash with Bob Quinn president of the Boston Bees over his plan to relocate the Scranton club. Quinn cites harsh local coverage while writers Joe Polakoff Joe Butler and Chic Feldman challenge his claims and defend Scranton's baseball legacy.
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Scranton
Bill Terry
New York Baseball Writers
Bob Quinn
Quinn
Boston Bees
Joe Polakoff
Joe Butler
Chic Feldman
Hines Leads Oakland Open field with 67 opening round
Jimmy Hines of Garden City Long Island shot 32 35 67 to take the early lead at the Oakland Open as 160 players tee off in Oakland California. Leonard Ott John Perelli trailed by a stroke while Vic Gherszi and four others matched par or better on a rain slowed Sequoyah course.
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Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
Long Island
Hines
Sequoyah
Pasadena
Delmar
Dark Horse
Leonard Ott
Denver
John Perelli
Tahoe
Vic Gherszi
Deal
N. Bean
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Henry
Notre Dame Hurdler Bob Lawrence Profile
South Bend reporting that Bob Lawrence of Notre Dame, a hurdler from Anadarko Oklahoma, is described as a full-blooded Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Bob Lawrence
Notre Dame
Anadarko, Okla
Notice of Sale of Lands in High Point Guilford County
Under a judgment by Judge Lewis B. Teague the Municipal Court of Point, a public sale of land in High Point Township Guilford County NC will be held March 1, 1938 at noon at the City Mall front entrance High Point. The tract formerly owned by the Washington M E Church is described with bearings and coordinates and is conveyed by deed chain from J S Phipps Sheriff to T B Barbare. Proceeds to be cash to the bidder.
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Lewis BE. Teague
City of Point
High Point
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
BE. Washington Bt
O. N. Richardson
Richardson
J. J. Welch
W. J. Stamey
Welch
B. Washington
Heorthern
Salaetree
Washington St. M. E. Church
C. Clark
People’s Motors
Office of Register of Deeds
Culiford County
T. B. Barbare
J. 8. Phipps
M. H. Prova
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McKiethan
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Samet
Mailfregeot
Hester
Moran
Brinkley
Kearns
Andrey
Iton
Meredith
Wright An
Harris
Marr
Tomberiin
Hackney
Bisons
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Guilford Quakers
Yow
Queen City
C. D
American Kennel Club
Milton S. Erlanger
Elberon
AVY Artillery
Jerton
Ree Ae Willowbrook
Yankees
Wallops
By Eddie Brietz
John
Hattiling
Kirchmeyer
Theoye
Himselit
Malloy-Widchecks
Pop
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Lawson, Jr
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