Golden Gloves Opens as Bisons Seek State Title
Point High School’s Black Bisons aim for a third straight state title tonight at 8 in UNC’s arena. Coach High Point plans Furr, Charles Ido, Garland Causey, Meisky, and Lloyd Whit as starters to challenge Raleigh’s Eastern Conference team for Class A honors.
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High Point
Furr
Charles Ido
Garland Causey
Cenk Meisky
Lloyd
Raleigh
Will Anderson
Tup
Charleston Anderson
Quail Shortage Prompts Emergency Feeding Advice
The article urges local sportsmen and clubs to organize emergency feeding for quail in Guilford and surrounding counties as snow ends and weed and lespedeza decline. It notes migratory birds face scarcity and calls for distributing grains and seeds at farm yards, gulleys, and grain facilities to sustain breeding and support hunting season.
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Guilford
Schmeling arrives in Chicago to oppose Braddock
Schmeling travels to Chicago to discuss facing Max Baer or Jimmy Braddock in June if MSG convinces everyone. The former heavyweight champion arrives amid contract talks and plans to join a potential tour and legal action surrounding Baer.
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Hmeling
Aday
Chicago
Baer
Bob Paytor
Central Carolina Golden Gloves Opens Amid Registration Rush
The Elwood hotel lobby swarmed with about 50 boys registering for the second annual Central Carolina Golden Gloves tournament to start tonight at the Senior High school gym. Officials rushed to process weigh ins while A A U rules and novice versus open divisions surfaced in lively exchange. Roy Hampton, moving to middleweight, predicted strong showings, and local youths from Concord and Gaffney gathered with optimism about future bouts.
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Elwood
Amateur Athletic Union
Carolinas Association
Ed Tipton
Gaffney
Clary
Clarys
University of South Carolina
Furman
Clemson
Local boys slip past scales in wrestling weigh‑in caper
Ben Canipe and Claude Chambers hurried into the weighing room and, after removing their tags, stepped on the scales. They weighed in under the limit by several ounces, leaving fans anticipating a fast tournament with plenty of action and gloves flying.
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Ben Canipe
Claude Chambers
Dark Horses Aid Parker in Net Meet
Frankie Parker the nation’s No. 2 bid for the national indoor title as co operation from lower seeds helped him. Mangin fell to Ray Palmer Jr. 6 3 9 7 and Hendrix lost to Morris Adels berg 8 6 7 5 while Parker meets Gilbert Hunt Jr. in the next round. Mrs Sylvia Henrotin of Lyons faces Helen Grawn of Detroit in the women’s division.
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Parker
New York
Frankie Parker
Cannon
Gregory Mansin
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Frankie
Seventh Regiment Armory
Mangin
Ray Palmer, Jr
Hendrix
Morris Adelsberg
Gilbert Hunt, Jr
Washington
Walter Senior
San Francisco
Merrit Cutler
J. Gilbert Hell
Orange
N. J
George Seenager
Sylvia Henrotin
Lyons
France
Helen Grawn
Detroit
Gus Welch Aims to Restore Indian Strength in Football
Gus Welch, now head coach at American University, vows to revive pure-blooded Indian prominence in football. He cites historical stars and travels to Sioux and Cheyenne reservations to find a genuine All-American Indian player to lead a return to the sport’s native greatness.
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Cittete Uselch
Arligle
Gus
Randolph-Macon College
American University
Kentucky Wins Southeastern Conference Basketball Title
Kentucky Wildcats claim the 1987 Southeastern Conference basketball championship after a dramatic 89 to 96 final win over Tennessee in Knoxville. The victory marks Kentucky’s third SEC title, following wins over LSU and Georgia Tech to reach the final, with Tennessee defeating Georgia and Alabama en route.
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Tenn
Kentucky
Wildcats
Kentuckians
Tennessee
Volunteers
Advast
Entucky
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Georgie
Alabama
Hubbell Lags as Giants Camp Progress Slows in Florida
In Clearwater Carl Hubbell progresses slowly while Giants pitchers train in heat, noting a nine inning shape in three weeks but leaving little leeway for the season. In Orlando Joe Stripp runs a baseball school with Joe Tinker and reports eleven graduates offered for tryouts with their farm system.
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Hubbell
Bavana
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hub
Clearwater
Fila
Joe Stripp
Bescbel School
Joe Tinker
Orlando
Dickey Likely to Sign With Giants Early Camp
Manager Joe McCarthy of the New York Giants has Dickey, the holdout catcher, in his sights and should sway him after securing Monte Pearson and Jim Tobin on the opening day of camp.
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Eurg
Fia
Joe McCarthy
New York Giants
Bill Dickey
Monte Pearson
Jim Tobin
Gevente
Carl Hubbell
John
Hank Leiber
George Davis
Joe Moore
Jim
Mel Ott
Reds Push Into Spring Training With Aim At Fourth
Cincinnati Reds manager Charley Dressen said the club is ready for spring training and has a good chance to finish fourth. He noted any team capable of reaching fourth place can depart for Tampa, Florida tomorrow for workouts.
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Redlegs
Cincinnati
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Dressen
Tampa
Fia
White Sox pitchers and catchers head to Pasadena spr ing camp
Vernon Kennedy and Monte Stratton joined fellow White Sox hitters aboard a streamlined train to spring camp in Pasadena California. Owner Lou Comiskey awaits contracts from holdouts Zeke Bonura Merritt Cain and Jackie Hayes as the club moves toward the new season.
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Omaba
Neb
Vernon Kennedy
Monte Stratton
Chicago White Sox
Todsy
Pasadena
Calif
Lou Comiskey
Zeke Bonura
Merritt (Sutar) Cain
Jackie Hayes
Grimm to Arrive Chicago for Cubs Catalina Island Camp
Cubs manager Charlie Grimm will reach Chicago late today to oversee arrangements for the team’s Western trek ending with a Sunday night flight to spring camp at Catalina Island.
Likely Indians name Drake among pitching candidates
Manager Steve ONeill described rookie Tom Drake as one of the likeliest new candidates for the Cleveland Indians pitching staff today.
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New Orleans
Steve O'Neill
Tom Drake
Cleveland Indians
Paul Dean Arrives at Cardinal Camp for Training Session
Paul Dean arrived at Daytona Beach in Florida to begin training with the Cardinal camp. He aims to shed 20 pounds from his 325 pound frame as 32 playersworksout in the new park amid chilly winds.
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Paul Dean
Dattona Beach
Fia
Paul
Daffy” Dean
Newsom Faces Fine Over Early Training Camp Report
Orlando based owner Flea Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators threatened Buck Newsom with a $100 fine unless he reports to training camp before Sunday. Newsom earned $1,000 last year and seeks a raise, while Griffith offered $10,000.
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Newsom
Orlando
Flea
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Buck Newsom
Husky
Griffith
Amateur Fighters Battle In Gotham
Amateur fighters from nine cities in New England to Florida vie for the final round bracket in The Daily News A A Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions. Semifinal eliminations began last night at the Hippodrome with open and sub-novice divisions up to light heavy weight, filling half the final bracket and part of the semi finals for heavier classes. Tonight action lines up remaining bouts as clouters from Philadelphia, Buffalo, Memphis, Binghamton, and Rockville Centre compete for spots.
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New York
New England
Filoride
Daily News A. A. Golden Gloves
Hipprodrome
Buffalo
Emphis
Binghamton
N. Y
Rockville Center
Plow Boy and Granddaddy Set For Exhibition Boxing
Concord’s W. H. Plow Boy Brown faces Gilbert Granddaddy Yates in an exhibition bout at the Central Carolina Golden Gloves. The pair, in opposite divisions, promised action from the opening bell after both weighed in. Yates, who beat M Hollis by TKO in a recent bout, pledged an early attack as Brown vowed to entertain fans tonight.
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High Point
W. H
Brown
Concord
Gilbert
Yates
Chester High School
M. Hollis
Plow Boy
Women Golfers Open East Coast Tournament in Florida
ST. AUGUSTINE Fla March 2 Women golfers fire a parting salute to the Florida winter season in the East Coast tournament opening here today Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia S C were seen as likely final round rivals after each winning two of the first four winter events The 18 hole qualifying round will decide pairings for match play starting tomorrow.
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ST. Auustine
Fla
Florida
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Fights Last Night From Associated Press
In New York Carlos Quin tara stopped Harry Gent ile in Hartford. In Miami Ben Brown beat Ray Lyle. In Newark Vince Dundee outpointed Joe Duca in New Jersey. The report notes strong action and fans getting thrills.
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Associated Press
New York
Carlos
Indiana
Quintara
Panama
Harry Gentile
Hartford
Conn
Newark, W. Jd
Vince Dundee
B.neville
N. J
Joe Duca
Pauleboro
Opening of Central Carolina Golden Gloves Draws Big Local Interest
Forty five boxers registered last night with more signups this morning as the second annual Golden Gloves tourney opens at the Senior high school gym. W. F. Bailey of the Carolinas A A U expects precise 8 pm starts with a large program today and tonight likely around 20 bouts. Local and out of town entrants elevate expectations for a crowded, action packed event through Friday finals.
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Frank Barfield
Husky
W. F. Bailey
Carolinas
W. H
Brown
Gilbert
Holdout Roundup Ahead as Teams Rally in Spring News
In St Petersburg Florida on March 2 reports flag a looming holdout era with Col Ruppert negotiating through Joe McCarthy while Yankees stars Gehrig D Maggion and Ruffing loom as signings. Other notes include Roush workouts with Boston Bees and Braddock preparing for Louis in Chicago with Carlson arena plans in Daytona Beach.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jake Ruppert
Col Ruppert
Joe McCarthy
Lou Gehrig
Dedi Maggion
Charlie Ruffing
Bill Dickey
Gomez
Gehrig
Eddie Roush
Boston Bees
Bill McKechinie
Roush
Daytona Beach
Jim Braddock
Joe Gould
Miami
Wisconsin Woods
Louis
Chicago
Ciszel
Ole al Lang
Reaping Reward Is Training For Derby On Tennessee Farm
Reaping Reward, a three year old derby hopeful boarded at Mrs Ethel V Mars expansive Millky Way stables near Pulaski Tennessee, is conditioning for the May 8 Churchill Downs classic. Trainer W G Douglas says the ebony colt is in prime form and could have won the Santa Anita derby, with shipping to Louisville planned in mid April alongside 19 stable mates and five other derby eligibles.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Ethel V. Mars
Churchill Downs
Riley
W. G. Douglas
Mrs. Mars
Milky Way Stables
Douglas
Louisville
Luigi Becali Sets Sights On U S Mile Title
Italy's Luigi Becali, improving rapidly, moves toward the U S mile title in indoor racing. He finished second to Archie San Rom an in the National AAU 1500 meters, then lost a mile and a half Seton Hall meet to Don Lash, showing growing acclimation to American indoor competition.
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Newark
N. J
Italy
Luigi Beccali
United States
Archie San Roman
Kansas
Don Lash
Lash
Meek Aims to Silence Philedelphia Star in Camp Standstill
In Mexico City Connie Meek demanded Wellyshee Philedelphia Athletics outfielder sign his contract or be kept from the training camp. The hard line shapes a tense standoff as negotiations stall.
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Mexico City
Connie Meek
Wellyshee Philedelphia Athletics
Gibbons' Son Aims for Heavyweight Honors
Detroit report outlines Mike Gibbons five year plan for son Jack a 23 year old light heavyweight pursuing a heavyweight title. Jack resumes a light heavy campaign in a 10 round bout against Mickey Misko of Saginaw Michigan as part of his long climb toward bigger opponents.
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Detroit
Mike
Gibons
Jack
Young Jack
Mickey Misko
Saginaw
Mich
Bia
French designer perfects in-flight wing trimming device
A French aeronautical designer has perfected a device enabling a pilot to trim wings during flight. The mechanism reduces wing area to one quarter of its normal size, enabling speeds up to 187 miles per hour.
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