Purple Panthers Face Guilford Quakers in Local Finale
High Point college's Purple Panthers host the Guilford Quakers at 8 tonight on the local Y M C A court. This game ends the Guilford careers of Dilard Chisholm Bob Wildman and Kit Carson. The Quakers lack Bob Jamieson due to a cold while Cory remains out for the Panthers. Coach Julian Beall leading a rested squad as Guilford seeks another strong season showing.
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Cecil's And Ramblers Clash For City Cage Title Tonight
Cecil's and the Ramblers meet at eight on the Leonard and Younts floor in the city tournament final. Cecil's is undefeated in regular play and seeks the championship gold basketballs donated by Waggers Jewelry. the Ramblers aim to cap a surprise run with a title bid.
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Dan Boone to Pilot Charleston Club This Season
Dan Boone takes the helm of the Charleston club for the current season after leaving High Point. The longtime Piedmont loop star debunks rumors about his plans and will lead the team as it begins play this season.
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Second in conference closes season with rivalry tilt
Ranked second in the conference standings as the season ends the doubleheader begins at 8. The High Point college Preedman class meets the Senior class basketball team in their annual college class championship.
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Sunday School League Opens With Six Teams Competing
The Sunday School league began on the Y M C A court with six division one teams. First Baptist dunked South Main Street M B E 13 to 4 as Hensley starred. First Reformed crushed Episcopalians 40 to 1 led by Spencer and Warrier with 18 and 16. Wesley Memorial lost to Arch Friends 25 to 12. Bosious of various lineups and subs noted as teams played strong defense and offense.
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Detroit Golfer Sets Amateur Course Record in Florida Tourney
Howard Tryon of Detroit shot 35-33 68 to win a key match and reach the semi finals of the all states amateur golf tournament in Miami. He defeated Gus Novotny of La Grange Illinois 3 and 2 and will face Garfield Miller of Pelham New York in the next round. Fred M Hohlfelder of Cleveland upset Winfield Day of Chicago and moved on to meet Fred Webb of Shelby North Carolina.
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Four Leading Women Golfers Meet In Florida Match
Four of America s leading women golfers reached the semifinals of the Florida East Coast Championship in St. Augustine Florida on March 4. The field includes Helen Hicks current national champion Maureen Orcutt former metropolitan champion Virginia Van Wie Chicago star and Mrs Marion Turpie Lake New Orleans. Hicks and Lake were viewed as slight favorites to advance in the first bracket while Orcutt versus Van Wie was considered a toss up.
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Horses Measured By Hands Since Ancient Times
The article explains that horses are measured in hands from shoulder to ground with one hand equaling four inches, a practice dating back to ancient times.
National Field Trials Hit By Weather Delays At Ames Plantation
Weather delays slow the national field trials at the Ames plantation. Six braces of championship dogs suffered from sun. Heats postponed due to rain. more rain forecast. Dogs including Lee Beau, Shore's Carolina Jack, Arbu Betty, Katie D and others are in first series with potential extra heats before awarding the Binghem trophy and $1,500 purse.
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Class B Games End. Class A Starts In State Meet
Results on day one of the annual State college invitation tournament show Class B contests with numerous scores led by Unionville 40 and Pilot 29 while Class A play set to begin today.
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Baseball Spring Training Notes From Florida Camps
Multiple city reports outline early camp news across Florida and nearby states. Red Lucas agrees to a 14000 salary making the Reds pitching staff complete. Tom Jenkins arrives with Browns, trimming missing players to eleven. O Doul Herman and Frederick expected for Dodgers camp with Herman seeking 18000. Lindstrom weighs in on weight as he weighs options for infield or outfield with a Stanford fence history noted. Jimmy Wilson adds pounds during Cardinals spring work. Indians eye first base with Eddie Morgan battling Bruce Connats er for the job.
Ruth Tests New Batting Stance With Yankees
In St. Petersburg on March 4 George Herman Ruth, the Yankees slugger, is trying a new stance with feet closer together and a shorter grip after successful coast games last fall. He says the change lets him hit as far and harder. In Palo Alto Detroit Tigers prospect Gerald Walker also begins a renewed bid after being recalled from the minors this spring.
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Lefty Michaels Targeted by Red Sox Manager
Savannah Ga March 4. John Lefty Michaels a southpaw who won 13 games for the Buffalo team in the International League last season appears to fit the Red Sox manager Shono Collins needs a left handed pitcher and considers Lefty as a potential choice.
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Brummell Duffy Lewis Faces Rival In Braves Camp
St Petersburg report notes Beau Brummell Duffy Lewis challenging Art Shires in Boston Braves camp. Shires debuts a striking Sunday outfit featuring a green serge coat with pear buttons green striped flannels a green shirt and tie and loud sport shoes.
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Mack to Stay in Camp With A's Key Winners
Fort Myers Florida March 4 Connie Mack will stay in camp with the Athletics three biggest winners Lefty Grove Rube Walberg and Leroy Mahaffey while the rest of the squad travel to Miami to face the Cardinals on Saturday and Sunday.
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Princess Cafe Quint Plays In Greensboro Tournament Tonight
The Princess Cafe basketball team meets Allen Jay high school tonight at 10 20 in the Gold Medal tournament at the Greensboro YMCA. Both teams lost in the Greensboro semi finals and seek advancement in a district event featuring 33 Piedmont NC teams. Members must assemble at Leonard and Younts gym by tip off and depart for Greensboro.
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Strangler Lewis Pins Kampfer in St Louis Showdown
United Press notes St Louis wrestling results linking Ed "Strangler" Lewis 235 pounds from Kansas City pinning Hans Kampfer 220 from Germany in 55.57 minutes. Earl McCready 230 from Canada defeated George Zaharian 229 from Colorado in 28.45 minutes.
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Army teams win doubleheader on their home court
Salvation Army teams dominated the doubleheader on the Army court last night. The boys beat the Rangers 35 to 21 while the girls defeated the high school freshmen 44 to 4, led by Stout and C O Beirne with strong scoring and key steals by the freshmen squad.
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Aspirant to Welterweight Throne to Fight Non-Title Bout
John ny Indrisano of East Boston faces welterweight champion Jackie Fields in a ten round non-title bout in Boston. Fields seeks redemption after his Boston bout ending in a no contest with Gorilla Jones, while Indrisano has defeated former welterweight rulers Joe Dundee and Tommy Freeman in non-title bouts.
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Tennis Matches Continue in Havana International Meet
Four singles matches pitting United States players against Cuban rivals were scheduled at the Vedado Tennis Club. Winners advance to the semi finals as Marcel Rainville of Montreal, though eliminated in singles, competes in doubles with George M. Lott Jr. of Chicago. Gustavo Vollmer beat Rainville yesterday and faces J Gilbert Hall today while Wilmer Allison meets Joaquin Pardo. Lott faces Lorenzo Nodarse and Clifford Sutter plays Ricardo Morales as the tournament aims to finish by Sunday.
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Enterprise Carriers Defeat Guards 35 to 18 on Galvation Army Court
The Enterprise Carriers defeated the National Guards 35 to 18 on the Galvation Army court. Farlowe led the Carriers with ten points, Allen added seven, while Grissom and others scored for the Guards as the uneven contest unfolded with scattered player totals.
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