Georgia Defeats Carolina To Win Dixie Title
Georgia wins the Southern Conference basketball championship, defeating North Carolina 26 to 24 in Atlanta. Catfish Smith stars for Georgia as key players like Strickland and Weathers miss action, ending an eight-year title drought for the Bulldogs.
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Ramblers Edge Allen Jay In City Tournament Play
The Ramblers of West End rallied in the final period to defeat the Allen Jay quint 36 to 26, while L and Y topped the Princess Café 51 to 41 on Boggon and Younts court. The two teams advance to semis tonight at 7 30 and 8 30 with Cecil’s Service Station vs Robbins Knitting first and Leonard and Younts vs Ramblers second. Dugan Aycock led the Princess with 20 and Bud Gurley scored 16 for Clothiers. Bayfield sparked the Ramblers with 13 points.
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High Point Y W C A Sextet Narrowly Loses to Greensboro Jassies
The Greensboro Jassies edged the High Point Y W C A team 26 to 24 on the local YMCA court. Miss Fritz, Miss Brown, and Miss Guthrie contributed strong play for the locals as the visitors pulled ahead in a close matchup.
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Tar Heels Among High Scorers in Southern Conference Tourney
Atlanta March 2. Three Tar Heels are among the ten high scorers in the 11th annual Southern Conference basketball tournament. Georgia led last night with the top scorers, while Kentucky also featured prominently.
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Bowling results show Greensboro teams sweep two games at Lucky Strike
At Lucky Strike alleys Tuesday Greensboro A and B defeated High Point A and City Stores. Davis topped Greensboro A with 134 in a 394 set while Rickert led High Point A with 135 and Bowman counted 345. Greensboro A won two of three and topped total pins. Greensboro B’s Thompson had 126 and 359.
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Salvation Army to Play Wildcats Tonight
The Salvation Army girls team faces the high school Wildcats on the Salvation Army court tonight. The Army lassies have defeated several strong opponents this season and the Wildcats are reputed to possess a fast and solid court aggregation for a close contest.
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Winston says only new Bush League can save baseball
Eddie Winston, Raleigh club manager, warns major leagues risk aging out players. He calls for a revived Class D circuit in North Carolina with new minor leagues and potential Eastern Carolina League revival to train rookies in towns like Rocky Mount, Goldsboro, Wilson, and Kinston.
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Maryland's Lewis Berger Named to AP All Star 1922
Atlanta March 2 Associated Press All Star selections honor Maryland guard Lewis Berger for a single South Atlantic tournament game. North Carolina's Tew Alexander leads votes with Georgia's Young as running mate. Strickland of Georgia and Virgill Weathers of North Carolina also receive nominations, with Tom Lumpkin of Auburn as forward.
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