Boxers Win Industrial League Title In Close Final
High Point Paper Box clinched the Industrial League season title with a 38 to 21 final over Adams Mills. Omans and Ed Farlowe led the Boxers with 13 and 11 points respectively, Steele starred for the Hosiers with seven, and Allen Jay topped S. P. U. with 13 while Haythorn led S. P. U. in scoring.
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Adame Millis
Acore
Omas
Ed Farlowe
Holkers
Steele
Hosiers
Allen Jay
Bakbest Tomlinson
Elder
Haybh
Hoover Wan
Bakers
Ingram Tomlinson
Johnson
Buchanan
Wheelis
Seeteee
Iz Ellington
P. Vw
Pia
G. Smith
Dennis
Kemmeriin
Connor
Hayworth
Alien Jay
Industrial Leagup
Ss. P. U
Pet Culler
H. F.C
Eeeuwe American Bakeries
C. Steele
P. A. Hoover
Bowers
Burgess
Tomlinson
Disseus
Culler
High Point vs Thomasville Fistic Fans Pack Thomasville Arena
High Point and Thomasville boxing fans clash as 26 rounds plus a battle royal headline the card at I's Hall Thomasville. Main event features an eight round bout Young Swinson of Thomasville versus Sailor Little of High Point. Other bouts pair Jack Red Smith High Point against Tuffey Freddie Thomasville and Kid Boyd Thomasville versus George Gurley High Point. Curtain raiser has Dynamite Jackson Thomasville vs Ralph Williamson High Point in six rounds.
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Ing
High Point
Thomasville
Young Swinson
Sailor Little
Jack “Red” Smith
Tuffey Freddie
Kid Boyd
George Gurley
Dynamite Jackson
Ralph Williamson
Wind and Tide Improve Beach for Speed Run
Sir Malcolm Campbell hopes to use improving wind and tidal conditions at Daytona Beach to push his Bluebird toward a new 272.108 mph record. Beach tests may occur by Saturday with Sunday aiming for the record if winds stay favorable, as officials expect a smooth, high tide beach by Monday.
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Daytona Beach
Pia
Mar
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
Cummings
Indianapolis
Dave Evans
Campbell
Daytona
Southern Conference wrestling opens with weigh-ins in Virginia
Wrestlers from six colleges prepare for the Southern Conference championship in Lexington Virginia with full teams from W and L North Carolina State Virginia Tech V M I and Duke sending top rosters led by standout Donino heavyweights Farley Rowland Thomas Umstead and Ardolino. Strong contenders include Kerr Shrach Bernhardt Arenz Minter and Seitz in various weight classes.
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Lexington
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
Duke
Donino
Farley
Rowland Thomas
Generals
Umstead
Currence
Efland
Ed Seitz
Ardolino
Shively
L. Bonner
Broyles
N. C. State
Kerr
Shrach
Bernhardt
Carl Arenz
Minter
Nurses exam set for Raleigh May 15 16 17
Lula West secretary of the North Carolina board of nurse examiners announced the next nurse examination will be held in Raleigh on May 15 16 and 17. She said no applications will be accepted after April.
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MT. Airy
Lula West
North Carolina Board of Nurse Examiners
Raleigh
Three to one North Carolina Tops Southern Conf Tournament
North Carolina State and Duke join Carolina to challenge Washington & Lee in Memorial auditorium as the Southern Conference tournament heats up. Duke faces last year’s title holder while Carolina and State vie for a final shot at the championship. NC forward Nelson plays through a sprained ankle.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Memorial Auditorium
Washington
Lee
Aces
N. C
Carolina
State
Duke
Generals
Clemson
Tigers
White Phantoms
Bo Shephard
Nelson
South Carolina
Sunday School League Leaders Extend Perfect Marks
Friends Reformed Green Street Baptist and Episcopal hold spotless records in the Sunday School league. Results last night show Green Street 22 First M P 9, Friends 19 Ward Street 0, Wesley Memorial 12 South Main M E 7, First Baptist 14 Calvary 12, and Reformed 62 Christian 14.
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Reformed
Green Street Baptist
Episcopal
Green Street
First M. P
Ward Street
Wesley Memorial
South Main M. E
First Baptist
Calvary
Christian
Green &T
Baptist
Mmptp
Lanter F
Parrington Ee
Reet
Waren
Welborn
B. Mucks
Geevee
Hollingsworth
Gene Fees
Ss Cooper
M. P. Sears & Roebuck
Enay York
Andrews
Wee
Ooo Craven
Hinshaw
Terry
Herman
M. P Dunn
Hoover
O'Neal
A. Kenedy
BI Morgan
Lassiter
Q. Bernard
Mftp
CJ Wilson Feee
Pierce
Sewer Davie
Causey
Eere
Evsewsse
Swift & Co
Culler
Cheeves
Keotee & Brockett
Hedrick
Ee Civic League
Grip
Diffendale A
Wagner Foe
E Gee
Clifton F
Whitesell
Poovey
A. B.C
Newby
Fr. Robbins
Bundy
South Main
M. Cc. Robbins
Robinson
Mippe
Sensenbach G
Gibson
Mebane
Wesley
Sis South Main
M. EB
Omftp
Brown
Evans
Needham
B. Moffite
Fener Ao
Hotes
L. Evans
Gmftp
Thorabure
Anys
Sy Hoover
Gorfiip Bollinger F
Spencer
R. Spencer
Wright
Barrier
Lewis
Farlow
GMF
V. Carrick
A. Slaydon
Oood L. Smith
Babee
The Fives From State Hold Spot In Annual Meet
Washington and Lee def en ding champions and three North Carolina teams reach the semifinals of the 14th annual Southern Conference basketball tournament in Raleigh.
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Dix Sarsfield
Associated Press
Raleigh
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Right Down Valley First Round Lefts and Wins at Regional Tourney
North Carolina White Phantoms beat South Carolina 46 25 to advance while Duke Blue Devils pushed Virginia in a hard fought finish. Washington and Lee defeated Clemson 25 in the final first round game as Genrals and Blue Devils advance toward the championship.
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At & O'Clock
North Carolina
White Phantoms
WNGC
State College
Red Terrors
Generals
Duke University
Blue Devils
Clemson
South Carolina
Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Washington and Lee
Clemson College
Tigers
Tiger Bandiste
Virginians
Alex Swails
Tar Heels
Jim McCachern
Stuart Aitken
Virginia Military Imstitute
Ralleh
High Point Fans Flock to See State Tournament Action
Cy Young and Western Conference title hopefuls drew interest from coach and media as High Point hosts and Raleigh guests. Clemson center Alex Swails shined against W and L, while Joe Pette sparked a Generals rally to beat Clemson. Raleigh scribes enjoy strong press accommodations as fans pack the Furniture City.
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Cy Young
Generals
High Point
Bisons
Washington & Lee
Bo Shephard
White Phantoms
Raleigh
Bison
Alex Swails
Clemson
Joe Pette
Duke
Pette
Gummy Proctor
Footsie Knight
Paul Minton
Minton
Proctor
Knights
Fred Dixon
State College Press Bureau
Ruth to Manage Braves If He Proves Capable
Boston March 1 The Boston Braves outlook centers on Babe Ruth as manager if he proves capable. Charles F. Adams, Braves vice president, said Ruth would not outrank manager Bill McKechnie but could succeed him, with McKechnie possibly taking an executive role. Adams stressed the need for Ruth to show loyalty, leadership, and the ability to handle the job. Ruth's Boston return sparked strong reactions among minority stockholders and press.
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Bill King
Associated Press
Boston
Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
Charles F. Adams
Braves
Adams
Bill McKechnie
Tribe
Ruth
McKechnie
Roosevelt
al Smith
National League Club
Frank
Culler Aims for All State Forward Spot at High Point
High Point College standout Team Broadus Culler, a 5 ft 9 in forward at about 140 pounds, eyeing a forward position on the All State team. In three years with the Panther Pack he averaged 19 as a freshman, 15 last year, and around 13 this season in sixteen games.
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Broadus Culler
High Point
Culler
Panther Pack
Hatcher
Wake Forest
Peabody
Davidson Wildcats
Yow
Allen Jay and Jamestown Girls Basketball Sub Totals
Substitutes used for Allen Jay included Gilesa Reddick and for Jamestown Rhyne Whitler. Players listed include Bentley Owen Chandler Holder and Cox with various game actions noted. The fragment records multiple player changes and scoring mentions with no clear final score or complete lineup.
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C—Oakley
Chandler
Kearns
Kester
Hendricka
Johnson
Allen Jay
H.gilesa
Reddick
Jamestown
Rhyne
Whitler
Bentley
Scott
Owen
Bridges C—Blackwell
Holder Eee
Dennis
H. Cox
Seese Waynick
R. Cox
Palmer
Hamilton
Keller
Allen Jay Wins Two Games In County Tourney
Allen Jay High School teams opened county tourney play with victories over Jamestown on Sumner court. The boys triumphed 23 to 8 while the girls won 9 to 8 after a 7 to 7 deadlock led to a three minute overtime. Briles and Plackwell led their teams with key scoring.
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Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School
Jamestown
Sumner
Briles
Plackwell
Professor Urbana Mistaken Talk Shifts From Twain to Lincoln
UIL professor H G Paul of the English department prepared a speech on Mark Twain for the Exchange Club to mark the 100th anniversary of Twain's birth. He found his notes addressed Abraham Lincoln instead and delivered a fine talk on Lincoln.
Newspaper Production: US Output Every Four Years
A claim asserts that sufficient newsprint is produced in the United States in a four year period to make a daily paper strip reaching to the sun and back. The remark highlights vast paper supply for printing across the nation.
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United States
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Firestone
Nia
N. Main & Church Ste
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Doc Sermon
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High Point College
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