Ole Miss Johnson Leads Scoring in Southern Conf Tourney
E. Johnson of Ole Miss tops scoring in the Southern Conference basketball tournament semifinals at City Auditorium. He totaled 30 points in two games, with Kentucky’s Moloney close behind at 29 and Georgia’s Richardson at 27. Other leaders include R. Johnson, Holland, Newcomb, Cobb, Jenkins, Keen, Brown, Florence, Wilde, and Wycoff with 15 or more points.
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EB. Johnson
Ole Mics
Moloney
University of Kentucky
Nolen Richardson
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Georgia
R. Johnson
University of Mississippi
Holland ‘'Sversity
Virginia
Newcomb
University North Carolina
Cobb University of North Carolina
Jenkins
Keen
Brown
North Carolina State
Florence Gergia
Wilde Georgia Tech
Wycoff
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Holland
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Indians Bid for Berths in Major League Camps
The Indian war whoop may echo in major league camps next summer as about a dozen players claim tribal connections. Chief Naijo and Chief Bender join White Sox camp, with Billy Carney and Bill McPhee tabbed for Collins roster plans. Cubs and Braves also list Indian stars, including Joe Guyon Archie Kelsey and Sockalexis among others, aiming for spots in the big leagues.
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Meyers
Jim Thorpe
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Western Association
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Billy Carney
Muskogee
Bill McPhee
Little Rock
Collins
Chicago Cubs
Joe Guyon
Louisville
McCarthy
Boston Braves
Archie Kelsey
Waterloo
Sockalexis
Holy Cross
Cleveland
Thorpe
Chief Yellowhorse
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ben Tincup
Phillies
Mike Balenti
Cincinnati Red
Sportanic S Eruption By JOHN HERNDON
The Tar Heels of North Carolina enter the Southern Conference basketball title as favorites and face Ole Miss in the semi finals. Ole Miss won ten straight after an opening loss, while UNC defeated Clemson and Virginia. Kentucky and Mississippi Aggies loom as dark horses with strong conference records as the tourney progresses.
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University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
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Georgia Tech
Clemson
Virginia
Louisiana State University
North Carolina State
Maryland
Carolina
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Quint
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Mississippi Aggies
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Aggies
Kentucky
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Auburn
Tennessee
Washington and Lee
Georgia
Cardinals Begin Spring Training In San Antonio Camp
The Cardinals reach San Antonio with Hornsby leading the advance guard of battery men. Herman Bell is still missing. Browns camp at Tarpon Springs reports Bob Lamotte arriving. second squad set to arrive today.
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San Antonio
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Herman Bell
Browns
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Bob Lamotte
Trust in Some Men Far Ends of Earth
A compact reflection on reliability across distant horizons, noting that loyalty varies and true steadiness depends on whether a trusted few are present when needed. The statement contrasts dependable presence with general trust.
Hagen Opens Narrow Edge Over Jones in Florida Match
In Sarasota on March 1 Hagen leading Jones by eight holes after the first 36 holes of a 72 hole match. The pair meet again in St. Petersburg next Sunday for the final 36. Hagen held the advantage with steadier play and better putting, Jones troubled by rough and uneven form.
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Sarasota
Fla
Walter Hagen
Professional Golfers Association
Bobby Jones
St. Petersburg
Hagen
Jones
King College Elects Dual Captains for Football Team
BRISTOL Tenn March 1 AP King College will name two captains this season to lead the grid squad. Benny Williams and Pammerstrom read the team as dual captains after failing to break a tie. The pair shared voting among lettermen and student body.
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Bristol
Tenn
King College
Benny” Williams
Mats” Pammerstrom
Stupert
High School Teams Enter North Carolina Invitational
Raleigh announces sixty five North Carolina high schools officially enter the first annual State College Invitational High School Basketball tournament to be held March 5 and 6. Teams will be divided into three classes A B and C with trophy cups for winners and runnerups. The Converse Shoe company will outfit the champions with shoes and stockings.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. F. Miller
Frank Thompson Gymnasium
College
Tech Athletic Association
A. G. Spalding
Miller
Converse Shoe Company
Chicago
Union Grove
Wendell
Everetts
Woodland
New Hanover
Washington
Plum H
Badin
Chapel Hill
New Bern
Rose Hill
Carthage
Leaksville
Rich Square
Cedar Rock
Pleasant Garden
Aurelian Springs
Oxford
Clinton
Haw River
South River
Red Springs
Greenville
Newell
Sunnyside
Friendship
Lumberton
Stonewall
Bunn
Cary
Mint Hill
Guilford
Roanoke Rapids
Stern
Maysville
Pastover
Eton College
Middlesex
Henderson
Smithfield
Lincolnton
Greensboro
Jasper Consolidated
Jackson Springs
Jonesboro
Lillington
Lilesville
Stony Creek
Magnolia
Mebane
Southport
Free Will Baptist Seminary
Red Oak
Weldon
Rocky River
Unionville
Cornelius
Princeton
Farm Life
Mineral Springs
Sandhill
Colerain
Pinehurst
Sanford
Middleburg
Garner
Pugilists Turn to Writing Short Stories and Novelettes
In Rome on March 1 AP reports former heavyweight hopeful Ermino Spalia and Bruno Frattini, both notable boxers, are turning to literature. Spalia writes an idyllic amorous novelette while Frattini pens a short story set in darkest Africa.
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Rome
Erminio Spalia
Bruno Frattini
Spalla
Frattini
Africa
Alabama Grid Team Invited To Hawaii Matches
Sixteen mainland colleges received invitations to Hawaii for 1926-27 games as the warriors seek to defend a flawless two season run. Alabama, Kansas, Oregon, Georgia, Idaho, Utah, California, Texas, Missouri, Nevada, Amherst Tech, Tulane and Drake are named among invitees. Three dates December 4 December 18 and January 1 will host the series with a Christmas day showdown for teams on New Year’s Day.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Wll
Universiy
Alabama
Kansas
Oregon
Georgia
Idaho
Utah
California
Texas
Missourington
Nevada
Ama Gia Tech
Tulane
Drake
Miss High Point inaugurates stage bow at American theater
Miss Lois Setzer, named Miss High Point in a city beauty contest, made her first public bow at the American theater at 3 30 pm amid ovations. She thanked High Point residents and pledged to honor the title while merchants sent gifts and encouragement. The paper also previews the film The American Venus at the same theater, highlighting its lavish production and cast Esther Ralston Lawrence Gray Ford Sterling Fay Lanphier.
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Lois Setzer
High Point
Setzer
Hish Point
American Today
Venus
Esther Ralston
Lawrece Gray
Ford Sterling
Faylulanphier
Lawrence Gray
Fay Lanphier
Atlantic City
Frank Tuttle
Wage Decrease Reported For Philadelphia Transit Workers
The wage scale of 73 1-2 cents an hour is approved for over 10,000 motormen and conductors of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company. Wages will be adjusted yearly to reflect the dollar’s purchasing power, per the company’s announced plan. The base is 3 12 cents below the 77 cent rate from 1926.
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Philadelphia
Vest Fastened With Strong Chain Best Time Saver
A compact tip advises securing time in daily work by wearing a sturdy chain on the vest. The metaphor highlights efficiency and hands free pace. It presents a practical image of time management in a terse, shop-floor voice.
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