Ramblers reach final in High Point tourney
Rambling Devils of West End upset Leonard and Younts 27 to 24 to advance to Friday final. Cecil's Service Station beat Robbins Knitting 19 to 9 as Cecil's faces Ramblers for the championship. G Harris led the Ramblers with 11 points, Buck Anderson and Rayfield 6 each.
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Younts
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Robbins Knitting Company
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High Point
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Rayfield
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Buck Anderson
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Salvation Army boys edge Rangers. girls fall to Wildcats
The Salvation Army second-string boys defeated the Ranger boys 37 to 24 on the Army floor while the Salvation Army girls lost 34 to 16 to the Wildcats. Steele scored 16 for the Army. D Hedrick and L Hedrick led the Rangers. Wildcats Callahan Blackburn led the girls. Welch Darby and Stout led the Army and Rangers respectively.
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Rangers
Army
Wildcats
Steele
D. Hedrick
L. Hedrick
Lassies
Callahan
Blackburn
Welch
Darby
Stout
Virginia Van Wie Still Contending in Florida Golf Tourney
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago, medalist, remained a favored competitor as second round match play opened in the Florida East Coast Women's Golf tournament at St. Augustine. She defeated Gainesville’s Mrs. Joe Holsinger 3 and 2 in the first round, with survivors including Helen Hicks Maureen Orcutt Marion Turpie Lake and Mrs Koo Federman.
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Fla
vVirginia van Wie
Chicago
Miss van Wie
Joe Holsinger
Gainesville
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
Marion Turpie Lake
Koo Federman
Long Island
Panthers to Meet Quakers Tomorrow in North State Clash
Panthers boast an enviable record after beating top North State foes though the season has seen inconsistency with several upsets. The Quakers travel for a hard fought matchup in a season highlighted by shocks and strong play.
Sunday School League Opens Second Annual Tournament
Schedule details from a Y M C A meeting set the 12 participating Sunday schools into two divisions with six teams each. Games run Thursdays and Saturdays with 15 minute halves and referees supplied by Virgil Yow. Players must not have played in other local leagues or school first teams.
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South Main M. E
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Central Friends
E. Green Baptist
Presbyterian
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South Main M. B
Episcopal
Archdale Friends
First Reformed
Wesley Memorial
First M. P
Salvation Army
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aArchdale Friends
Byterian Press
South Main
First Reform
High Point College, High School
Kentucky Poised to Keep Rupp Era Team for 1933
Atlanta March 38 Kentucky, the Dixie Conference hard luck team of the past two tournaments, will bring back its veteran squad for 1933. Coach Adolph Rupp will have every member of this season’s club, plus Yates who missed play this year due to appendicitis, providing a squad well drilled in the Phog Allen Kansas style of play.
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Dixie
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Kentuckians
Lewis McGinnis
George Yates
Carey Spicer
Bronston
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Phog Allen
Kansas
Yates
Georgia
Terrill
Moran
Strickland
Smith
Maryland
Lewis Berger
Rankin
North Carolina
NC State to use per game captains for 1938 season
North Carolina State's 1938 basketball squad will appoint a captain for each game rather than a single season captain. The article lists last year's Southern Conference indoor results across divisions with numerous schools and scores, noting Washington and Lee edged UNC for the 1930 title.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Thomson Wins Pinehurst Spring Golf Championship
Eric D. Thomson of Springfield Mass defeated Robert G. Morrison of Pittsburgh one up to win the 28th annual spring tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Maron
Eric D. Thomson
Springfield
Mass
Robert G. Morrison
Pittsburgh
Tulane hurdler de Coligny recalls shoe saga and size
Chapel Hill notes Tulane star Calvert de Coligny who juggles hurdle speed and regular tackle is a giant Frenchman. A past indoor championships memory recalls his shoes stolen on the way to a meet two years ago, leading to a comically oversized pair with toes cut out.
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Chapel Hill
Calvert de Coligny
Tulane
de Coligny
LSU Vaulters Vie At Chapel Hill Conference Indoor Meet
Louisiana State brings two vaulters over 13 feet to challenge Don Zimmerman of Tulane at the conference indoor championships in Chapel Hill. Matthew Gordy has 13 feet 3 inches and Forrest Yabn has cleared 13 feet in recent events.
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Bill Turner
Olen Gibson
Vv. P. L
Chapel Hill
Baltimore
Louisiana State
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Matthew Gordy
Forrest Yabn
Dizzy Dean joins Cardinals camp for major league shot
The Grapefruit Circuit features Dizzy Dean as he seeks a regular spot with the St. Louis Cardinals. The 20 year old pitcher describes his rehab after tonsil surgery and marriage, aiming to prove his control and compete with top club support this season. Dean posted 26 wins, 10 losses, 303 strikeouts in 425 innings for Houston last year with a 1.58 ERA.
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Bradenton
Fie
Jerome H
Dizzy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Xas
National League
Texas
Georgia stars to compete at Chapel Hill indoor championships
CHAPEL HILL Georgia football standouts including Marion Dickens former conference outdoor pole vault champion join the indoor track squad for the conference championships at Chapel Hill Saturday Also listed are Steinoff Grenshaw and Batcholler from the football roster.
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Chapel Hill
Marion Dickens
Georgia
Steinoff
Grenshaw
Batcholler
Tar Heels Win Southern Cross Country Championship
Chapel Hill reports the Tar Heels claimed the Southern Conference cross country title led by captain Clarence Jensen who finished first with Ed Mac Rae second, Mark Jones fourth, and Bob Hubbard fifth.
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Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Clarence Jensen
Ed MacRae
Mark Jones
Bob Hubbard
Spring Training Notes from Braves Dodgers Yankees and Others
In St Petersburg and other spring camps managers and players discuss lineup ideas and expected contributions. McKechnie hints at Wally Berger or Art Shires at first base while Hack Wilson’s family bets on fifty homers. Dusty Cooke shows shoulder healing and optimism for the Yankees. Joe Kuhel earns the first sack spot with the Senators. Ed Coleman Joe Bowman and Oscar Roettger praised by Connie Mack as key A’s additions for pennant drive.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Wally Berger
Fort Myers, Fre
Ed Coleman
Joe Bowman
Oscar Roettger
Connie Mack
Browns Ready for Pennant Race Says Killefer
West Palm Beach Florida March 3 The St. Louis Browns show a slow spring start but manager Bill Killefer remains confident his club will be prepared when the long pennant race opens.
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West Palm Beach
Fia
St. Louis Browns
Bill Killefer
Hellmann Demonstrates Power in Reds Spring Practice
In Tampa on March 3 Harry Hellmann, playing for the Cincinnati Reds, showed his batting form by launching twelve line drives during his first workout, signaling he has not lost his hitting touch.
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Fla
Harry Hellmann
Cincinnati Reds
Gardens
Basketball Scores from Creighton to Clarkson
A batch of 14 college basketball results listed with team pairings and final scores including Creighton over Grinnell 38 27 and Massachusetts Tech over New Hampshire 28 31 among others. Other matchups feature Louisville over Mississippi College 35 19, Texas A and M over Arkansas 87 33, Muhlenberg over Albright 45 39, Pennsylvania over Rutgers 28 23, Tufts over Massachusetts Tech 23 87, Swarthmore over Lehigh 87 33, St Lawrence over Clarkson 84 36, Vermont over St Michaels 18 17.
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Grinnell
Mississippi College
Louisville
Arkansas
Texas A. & M
Muhlenberg
Albright
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Tufts
Massachusetts Tech
New Hampshire
Norwich
Swarthmore
Lehigh
St. Lawrence
Clarkson
Vermont
St. Michaels
Greek heavyweight Lendos defeats Jones two falls to Survive
In Los Angeles Jim Lendos defeated Paul Jones two falls to none in a two out of three fall match. At New York St Nicholas arena Jack Sherry drew with Al Mercier after throwing opponents Marvin Westenberg and Mihail Askonoff, while Kasmir Sitkowski was thrown by Sherry and Charley Hansen by Sherry.
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Jim Lendos
Paul Jones
Texas
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Jack Sherry
Ohio
Marvin Westenberg
Tacoma
Wash
Mihail Askonoff
Butte
Mont
Kasmir Sitkowski
Poland
Charley Hansen
Sweden
al Mercier
Stanley
Chicago
Bob Wilkie
Buffalo
Soldiers compete in Brooklyn Ridgewood track meet
At the Brooklyn Ridgewood event Frits Riley of Germany threw George Hagen of Wisconsin Fred Grumbell of Iowa threw Aloise Kaut ki of Poland Dr Ralph Wilson of Illinois threw Marion Jackson of New York.
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Ridgewood
Frits Riley
Germany
George Hagen
Wisconsin
Fred Grumbell
Iowa
Aloise Kautki
Poland
Ralph Wilson
U. of Illinois
Marion Jackson
New York
Muskallunge Sightings Prompt NC Angling Push
Franklin resident John W Edwards reports muskallunge in the Little Tennessee River with specimens up to 20 pounds in February 1932. The muskellunge, a pike family fish, is linked to the French Broad and Ohio River populations, and North Carolina anglers urge documentation and propagation efforts to attract out of state sportsmen.
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Franklin
Macon County
Ohio River
Little
Tennessee River
Hugh Smith
North Carolina
Jordan
French Broad River
Asheville
Great Lakes
French Broad
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Alleghanies
John W. Edward
Little Tennessee River
Tennessee
Carolina
Minnesota
Ontario
Wisconsin
J. W. Collins
Dr. Hobbs
Bill Moore
Lake Emory
Bill
J. W. EB
High Point
State To Play Only Nine Games On Its Baseball Schedule
State college announces a nine game season due to economy. The schedule lists Wake Forest at Raleigh March 18 and April 5 Washington and Lee at Raleigh, Duke at Raleigh April 16, Davidson at Raleigh April 27, Duke at Durham April 30, Carolina at Raleigh May 3, Wake Forest at Wake Forest May 10, W P I L at Raleigh May 14 and Carolina at Chapel Hill May 21.
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Raleigh
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Washington
Les
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Davidson
Durham
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W. P. IL
Chapel Hill
Charlotte Hi Quint Wins State Basketball Title
Charlotte high school Wildcats repeat as North Carolina champions by defeating Raleigh 19 to 15. They secured the title after last year's win over Raleigh 19 to 12 in the high school conference tournament final.
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Charlotte Hi Quint
Chapel Hii
Charlotte High School
North Carolina
Raleigh
Wildcats
Fights Last Night In Chicago And San Francisco
In Chicago, Perens from OY AgSOCUTED outpointed Nick Elsen of Fort Wayne Indiana over ten rounds. In San Francisco Andy Di vodi from New York outpointed Ken ny Austin of Omaha over ten rounds.
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Chicago
Nick Elsenwod
Ft. Wayne
Ind
San Francisco
Andy Divodi
New York
Kenny Austin
Omaha
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