Duke Kentucky and Alabama In Southern Conference Semis
Alabama’s fast passing and accurate shooting beat Georgia 29 to 26 in Atlanta. Duke routed Georgia Tech 44 to 35 as Kentucky and Duke advanced to the semifinals to face each other, while Tennessee upset Washington and Lee 38 to 29 and earned a spot against Alabama.
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Atlanta
Alabama
University of Georgia
Washington and Lee
Georgia Bulldogs
Crimson
Duke
Kentucky
Tennessee
Volunteers
Generals
Sewanee's
Tigers
North Carolina State
Blue Grass
Duke Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Carolina Basketeers
Tech
Raines
Wilson
Durham
Brock Hy
Ec Ceene
Pofeing Fies
Aes
Wilson F
Williamson F
Ees
Wages
Goldin G
Tae Bus Eevene
Rogers F
Counsellor F .Eees
Croson
Werber G
Ghaw G
Cvsess
Potiof
Werves
Gerber
Wicee
TOIAM
Weveskt
Sutton
Wood
Auditorium
Hardy Volunteers
Washington and Lee Generals
Tate
Barasch
Williams C
Burke G
Eosee
Hanna G
Potgleis
Faust
Corbitt Fo
Greenblatt C
Dodd G
Eucas Gena Cores
Soteig
Waecs
Ebert
Sutton. Ee
Crimson cagers stay unbeaten reach SEC semi finals
Alabama finished the season undefeated in the Southern Conference after a 29 to 26 win over Georgia in Atlanta. Georgia led 15 to 11 at halftime as the Crimson finally pulled ahead.
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Atlanta
Mar
Alabama
Crimson Cagers
Georgia
New Orleans offers $60,000 for post season game site
A group of New Orleans businessmen propose a $60,000 guarantee for a post season game between the Southern Conference champion and a top team from another region. The city would back the event and the conference would control planning, aiming to hold the contest last week of December or on New Year’s Day. The executive committee will decide at the next meeting after considering this and two other proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New Orleans
W. A. Funkhouser
Louisiana Tech Wins Close SAP Victory Over Wesleyan
Louisiana Tech overcame a 10 point deficit in under nine minutes to beat Kentucky Wesleyan 37 to 36 in Jackson Mississippi earning third place in the S I A A basketball standings. Wesleyan led most of the game but Tech rallied late to claim the victory. The all time series favored Wesleyan at 16 to 14.
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Jackson
Miss
Louisiana Tech Tonight
Kentucky Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Tech
High Foot Wins Fair Grounds Trial Handicap
High Foot of the Valley Lake stable won the Fair Grounds trial handicap $5,000 added at New Orleans. Michigan Boy finished second and Lightning Jones third.
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High Foot
New Orleans
High Foot of the Valley Lake Stable
Michigan Boy
Lightning Jones
Southwestern Louisiana Wins SIA A Basketball Title
Southwestern Louisiana Institute captured the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball championship by beating Millsaps 26 to 24 in Jackson Mississippi on March 1.
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Jackson, Miss
Southwestern Louisiana Institute Tonight
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Millsaps
Babe Ruth Reports for Spring Training Despite Holdout
The star slugger George Herman Ruth will join the New York Yankees for workouts starting Monday despite his contract holdout seeking 85 000 per year for three years. Ruth arrived unofficially to the ballpark with Hoyt Koenig and Pipgras already training ahead of others.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
George Herman Ruth
Ruth
Bob Shawkey
Babe
Hoyt
Koenig
Pipgras
Hasty and Wallburg Set Title Bout In League Basketball
Hasty meets Wallburg at 8 30 p m Thursday for the first of three games to decide the Commercial Basketball league championship. The match follows the Industrial league contest to determine the first half winner.
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Wallburg
Winston-Salem Y Wins State YMCA Title
The Winston-Salem Y M C A basketball team captured the state title by defeating the Durham Y M C A in the final game, 35 to 21. Earlier Durham beat Charlotte 38 to 31 in an rough afternoon semifinal.
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Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem “Y
Durham Y. M. C. A
Durham
Charlotte
College Basketball Scores From Multiple Venues
Results show Alabama over Georgia 29 26 in Atlanta, Tennessee 38 over W and L 29, Duke 44 over Georgia Tech 35, Kentucky 44 def Sewanee 22. YMCAs in Durham and Winston-Salem posted decisive wins, with Kentucky Wesleyan 15 over Louisiana Tech 14 in Jackson and Pittsburgh 39 over Army 26 at West Point.
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Alabama
G. RG
Re. O
Moran
Bryant
F. O
Smith
Martin
Reeder
Gee
Ebert
Sutton
Kentucky
Atlanta
Mar
Sewanee
Lexington Wildcats
Dawson
Hee Eeee
Sererrree
Wood Empire
Duke Licks Tech
Duke
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Georgia
Tennessee
Washington and Lee
Winston-Salem
Durham Y. M. C. A
Durham
Charlotte Y. M. C. A
Jackson
Kentucky Wesleyan
Louisiana Tech
West Point
Pittsburgh
Army
Night wrestling semifinals and knockouts at 115 125 pounds
In the 115 pound semifinals Martin of Duke defeated Rogers of Vv M L by decision over three rounds. Manardi of Florida defeated Wright of Virginia by decision over three rounds. In the 125 pound class Captain Russell of Georgia defeated Lagiglia of Virginia by technical knockout in two rounds and Towler of V P 1 defeated Hollis of Florida by technical knockout in the first round.
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Martin
Duke
Rogers
Vv. M. L
Manardi
Florida
Wright
Virginia
Captain Russell
Georgia
Lagiglia
Towler
V. P
Hollis
Palmer
V. M. IL
Frisbie
Carolina
Russell
Feather K. ©. King
V. P. IL
Flolcs
Allen
Jackson
Sewanee
Rainey
Sediment Flow and Island Lake Watersheds
The Gulf of Mexico receives more than 400 million tons of sediment annually. Isa Lake in Yellowstone Park splits its spring runoff between the Atlantic and the Pacific, sending part of its waters to each ocean.
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Gulf of Mexico
Al Smith Nominated For UNC Presidency
Former New York governor Alfred E. Smith is proposed as the next president of the University of North Carolina by Dr. G. K. G. Henry a faculty member. The suggestion comes as Dr Harry W Chase resigns as UNC head to join the University of Illinois and the board of trustees prepares to consider a successor.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Alfred E. Smith
New York
University of North Carolina
G. K. G. Henry
Henry
Smith
Harry W. Chase
North Carolina University
University of Illinois
Chase
Tar Heel
Smith and Klutz Tourney Winners
The Y All-Round Basketball Tournament crowned Carl Smith in the men's division with 110 points and Bob Kluttz led the boys with 112 points. The event featured 10 foul shots 10 shots from outside the free throw zone 10 from center and other sequences with numerous scorers listed.
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Carl Smith
Bob Kluttz
Howard Raper
A. Self
J. D. McCrary
EB. H. Smith
Verlie Freeman
J. M. Lavy
Phil Surrett
Chet Smith
A. E. Sechleter
Andrew Smith
Marcus Edmonds
Elwood Marshal
James McLeod
Howard
Junior High Quint Victorious Over Salisbury
The Junior High School boys basketball team defeated Salisbury 15 to 7 on the local floor. High Point and Salisbury players and subs are listed with Kimbel, Eldridge, Stafford, Mask, Thomas, Whitley, Smith, and others. Referee Smith and timer Hayworth credited for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
High Point Salisbury
Kimbel
Eldridge
Stafford
High Point
H. Culler
A. Culler
Stroud
Bennett
Brown
Combs
Smith
Timer
Hayworth
Green
Starting Blocks Approved for Intercollegiate Track
New York March 1 Conditional approval for starting blocks used by sprinters replaces old track holes. Hurdles removed from the cross country race, paving the way for the 1932 Intercollegiate track and field championships on the Pacific coast for the first time.
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New York
Intercollegiate Association Amateur Athletes of America
Pacificcoast
VMI and Florida Lead Southern Conference Boxing Finals
Virginia Military Institute and Florida fighters surged to the lead in the southern conference boxing tournament finals at Charlottesville as both teams qualified three men for Monday's final bouts. Clemson Sewanee L A and Washington and Lee were eliminated. Virginia Tulane and Duke each advanced two or one.
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Virginia
Carolina
Tulane
Heywood Bell
Associated Press
Charlottesville
Mar
Virginia Military Institute
Florida
Clemson
Sewanee
Washington and Lee
V. P. TI
Duke
Ileeper
Andrews
Shiber
Carper
McCray
Allessi
Raney
Allen
Georgia
Tunesa Leads West Coast Golf Show for Morton Plant Trophy
Belleair Fla March 1 Joe Tunesa of Elmsford NY led a mixed field in the Florida west coast championship with rounds 67 71 totaling 138 for the Morton Plant Trophy and a 4500 purse. Harry Cooper was runner up at 139 and Johnny Farrell 141 among others in the 36 hole event.
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Belleair
Fla
Joe Tunesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Johnny Farrell
St. Augustine
Whiffy Cox
New York
Gene Sarazen
New Yorker
al Espinosa
Chicago
Herman Barron
Vincent Eldered
Badenton
Tony Manero
Craig Wood
New Jersey
Horton Smith
Links
Detroit
Charlotte Players Big Time Holdouts
Two former major league stars from Charlotte remain at odds with their current clubs over 1930 season terms. Ben Paschal, now with St Paul, returned his contract and aims to meet with management soon. George Murray, KC A A star and ex major leaguer, cannot reach terms despite an 18–8 record last season.
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Charlotte
Mar
Ben Paschal
New York Yankees
St. Paul
American Association
George Murray
N. C. State College
Kansas City American Association
Miss Van Wie Wins South Atlantic Play
Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago won the women's South Atlantic golf title in Ormond Beach Florida on March 1 defeating Mrs Stewart Hanley Detroit 4 and 3 The champion led through the final match despite off days for both players and porch putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond Beach
Fla
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Stewart Hanley
Detroit
van Wie
Haney
Oxford Banker Dies at Home in Granville County
W Henry Hunt president of the First National Bank of Granville died today at his Oxford home from angina pectoris. Funeral arrangements had not been completed at press time.
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Oxford
N.C
W. Henry Hunt
First National Bank of
Granville
Pinehurst Golf Tourney First Round Postponed By Showers
Showers in Pinehurst North Carolina forced a postponement until Monday of the first round match play in the 26th annual spring golf tournament at Pinehurst Country Club.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Pinehurst Country Club
Watkins Gives Up Knoxville Baseball Club
Knoxville owner Thomas R. Watkins abandons the Knoxville franchise in the South Atlantic league after only nineteen of 200 stock blocks were sold. He had demanded buyers or surrender, cited heavy business burdens, and will confer with league president Judge W G Bramham of Durham later tonight.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas R. Watkins
Watkins
W. G. Bramham
Durham
WN. C
Memphis Southern Association Club
Bramham Heads to Knoxville On Smokies Franchise
Durham N C March 1 W G Bramham president of the South Atlantic league left for Knoxville Tenn to discuss the holding of the Smokies franchise He intends to urge keeping the Smokies in the Sally loop and make no public statements before departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramham
Knoxville
Durham
W. G. Bramham
Tenn
Smokies
Local Youth Makes a Great Record On Carolina Mat Team
Percy Idol a UNC freshman and team captain, starred on the Carolina freshmen wrestling squad. In six winter matches he won all by falls, helping the team post an impressive mark against N C State VoP VoMI and Duke freshmen squads.
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Carolina Mat
Percy Idol
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Peyton Abbott
N. C. State
Vo. P
Vo M. I
Duke University
Scene shifts for 22 days of New Orleans racing
The racing scene moves from the fair grounds to the Jefferson Parish Fair association plant at Shrewsbury for 22 days of thoroughbred competition before northern tracks open. Highlights include the Louisiana juvenile stakes worth 2500 dollars and the Mardi Gras handicap with 5000 dollars added.
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New Orleans
Mar
Fair Grounds
Jefferson Parish Fair Association
Shrewsbury
Jefferson
American University Joins Panthers 1980 81 Grid Schedule
American University of Washington, D C is added to High Point college football schedule for 1980 and 1981. A two year contract was announced by Prof. T C Johnson. The first game in High Point is October 18 with the return in Washington D C in 1981. The nine game schedule for 1980 becomes ten. The AU game may be homecoming and Founders Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University of Washington
D. C
High Point
Washington Institution
T. C. Johnson
Capital City
American University
Panthers
American U
Dempsey Plans Training Return After Mayo Clinic Visit
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey says he will start intensive training in about six weeks and may return to the ring after spending a day at the Mayo Clinic. He left for Cleveland to attend a sportsmen's show, with trainer Jerry Luvadis joining later, as he awaits developments in the coming weeks.
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Rochester
Minn
Jack Dempsey
Mayo Clinic
Dempsey
John Wall
Chicago
Northwestern Road
Cleveland
Jerry Luvadis
Dowagiac Wins Agua Caliente Handicap
Dowagiac, a five year old gelding from Wild Rose Farm, set a new track record for one mile eight and a half furlongs to win the $1,200 International Optimists Handicap at Agua Caliente. Jockey S. O’Donnell guided the victorious horse as Battle Ax finished second and Wirt Bowman third. Dowagiac paid $5.40 for a $2 wager.
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New York
Wild Rose Farm
Dowgiac
Auga Caliente
S. O'Donnell
Dowagiac
Inca
Benny Creech
Battle Ax
Wirt G. Bowman
Braun Long
Mutual
Cooper Presses Lead in Y Channel Swim
Lelon Cooper maintains the lead in the Y M C A channel swim but faces a tighter chase from Carl Shelton and Ab McAnally. After altering their course to exploit a favorable tide, Shelton and McAnally narrowed the gap. Bill Snow and Roy Crawford battled rough seas and drifted back three miles toward the coast of France. The current top six are Cooper, Shelton, Am McAnally, J D McCrary, Lloyd Whitley, and Harry Coble.
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Lelon Cooper
Carl Shelton
Ab McAnally
Cooper
Shelton
McAnally
Bill Snow
Roy Crawford
Am. McAnally
J. D. McCrary
Lloyd Whitley
Harry Coble
McLarnin Defeats Mandell In Ten Round Title Fight
Chicago Stadium March 1 AP Jimmy McLarnin welterweight challenger won all ten rounds against lightweight champion Sammy Mandell. Mandell sustained the most lopsided defeat of his career despite two distress moments. In prelims Buster Mallini beat Dick Evans in six rounds, being floored once.
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Chicago Stadium
Chicago
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Buster Mallini
New Orleans
Dick Evans
Akren
Ohio
Alexander Wilson Girls Triumph Over High Point In Final
Alexander Wilson high school girls win 41 to 23 on their home court over High Point. Rose Askew and Besai Hedrick lead the losing side as Myrick and Quackenbush pace the victors with 13 and 4 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wilson High School
H. Point
A. Wilson
Myrick
R F Stout
Russell
Lfeeness Quakenbush
High Point Jrs Dominate Winston-Salem 82 to 14
High Point 110-pound basketball team routed Winston-Salem youths 82 14 on yesterday afternoon court. Culler Mask and Klutz led the assault for Coach Ralph Mulligan's Junior Pointers with strong scoring and aggressive play throughout the game.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Culler
Mask
Klutz
Ralp Mulligan
Junor
Winston
RF C
Hammer
Welcome Defeats Candor To Enter Western Final
Welcome high school basketball team beat Candor 19 to 9 to advance to the Western final in Lexington. Sowers and Kissick anchored defense as Candor struggled with only two field goals late. Welcome will face Spencer in Salisbury for the Western title Monday night.
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Lexington
Mar
Welcome
Candor
Sowers
Kissick
Spencer
Salisbury High School Gymnsium
Chapel Hill
Mills and Knox Face Off To Decide Second Half Title
Thomas Mills and Knox Upholstery meet Wednesday night at 9 for the Industrial League second half championship berth. Knox holds first half honors as three teams vie for the league lead and Adams-Millis awaits the next round.
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Thomas Mills
Knox
Whic
Adams-Millis
Leagu
McGraw Still Has Trio of Holdouts
San Antonio March 1 John McGraw said he still has three holdouts to sign Edd Roush Bob O Farrell and Larry Benton while Bill Terry Freddie Lindstrom and Fred Leach are not holdouts Terry reports an injured thumb Lindstrom has agreed but will sign mid next week Leach is finishing a house in Jerome Idaho before reporting to camp
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San Antonio
John McGraw
Edd Roush
Bob O'Farrell
Larry Benton
Bill Terry
Bred Leach
Freddie Lindstrom
Terry
Lindstrom
Leach
Jerome
Idaho
Ill O’Cle Rezu For Of 1 Ties
In a brief obscure notice a man named Ill O’Cle Rezu is connected to a legal matter regarding one tie or perhaps a similar item. The fragmentary text mentions a will and warnings by a local official.
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VOLS
Dillon L. Graham
Louisiana
Hasty
Winston-Salem Y
Boss Shawkey
Yanks
St. Petersburg
Vernon Gomez
William Henderson
al Smith
Junior High Quint
Thomas
Whitley
U. K’d
Tunnesa
Knoxville Club
RING
Agua Caliente
Y Channel Swim
Bulletins
Alexander Wilso
Rose Askew
Bessie Hedrick
McKee
E. Waynick
McAdan
Hedrick
Isely R Gwan
Waynick
Surratt
D. D
Alexande Wilson Whitesell
Watso
Elon
Mulligan
J. Mask
Eme Brunt Center
A. Hoover
Ces Ee
Watson L Gere
Subs
G. Spencer, Stee Whitley, S. Hoover, Reid Watso
McGraw
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