Generals Upset Blue Devils to Win Conference Tourney
In a rough contest emer high school claimed the Class Mid-State tourney final 34 31 over High Point. Boone led with 11 points while Culler, Hinkle and Maness each had 10 as Pinnacle faces Ramseur and Walkertown meets Staley in upcoming finals.
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Emer High School
Bessemer
Essemer Aunit
Maness
Boone
Ctors
Culler
Hinkle
Maess
Spectacor
Pinnacle
Ramseur
Walkertown
Hs Staley
Patawba Indians Schedule Nine Tilt Season
Salisbury March 3 Patawba college announces a nine game slate for the coming season with four home dates and five away games The squad will face Elon Guilford C T C and Lenoir Rhyne among others The schedule lists Bridgewater Newberry Elon Guilford W C T C Wofford Langley Field Presbyterian College and Lenoir Rhyne as opponents with venues specified.
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Guilford
Wofford
Langley Field
Presbyterian College
Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point High School Aquatic Team Begins Practice
The High Point High School swimming team will start daily practices at 4 30 PM at the YMCA. Led by ex Duke captain McAnally the squad aims to schedule meets with Duke and State Freshmen and several North Carolina high schools. Current members include Crowell Hartley Harriss Hartley Spry Kiley Bollinger Mis Barrier Iskey Whiley with more to report next week.
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High Point High Lchool
L McAnally
Duke Imming
Duke
State Freshn
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Arlotte
Asheville
Kannaps
George Crowell
Bert Hartley
James Harriss
Gar Hartley
Walter Spry
Jack Kiley
Ned Bollinger
Paul Mis
Harold Barrier
Richard Iskey
Lloyd Whiley
Charlie Spence to Lead Y juniors program
Charlie Spence of High Point high school will head the junior division at the local YMCA this evening. The junior program, starting Monday, runs 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. and will offer swimming and life-saving instruction to young members.
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Charlie Spence
Charlie Spencer
High Point High School
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All-Conference Elimination Picks Honor Duke Washington & Lee Stars
Washington and Lee place two on the first all conference team and two Duke players join the prominent selections led by Jimmie Thompson of Duke and Joe Sawyers of Washington and Lee. North Carolina nominees also appear with Jim McCahren and Herbie Thompson among the guards.
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Duke
W. Joynes Macfarlan
Raleigh
Washington and Lee
Blue Devils
Duke University
University of North Carolina Tonight
Associated Press
Jimmie Thompson
Joe Sawyers
Championship Generals
Charlie Smith
Washington and
Lee
iCenter
Jim McCachren
North Carolina
Herbie Thompson
Jim Thompson
Sawyers
Smith
Herbie
Jimmy Thompson
Ccececeeseses
Washington Bis
Cccvvocvecsioncae
Washington & Lee
Icseseeseseeces
Jim McCaheron
Stuart Aitken
Freddie Tompkins
South Carolina
Leroy Jay
North Carolina State
Connie Mack
Stuart Flythe
Bob McQuage
Billi Ellis
Dave McCachren
Bennie Thompkins
Bucky Bus
Pirates 3-2 Choice To Capture Pennant
New York Giants chosen at 3 to 2 to win the National League pennant by wager watcher Jack Doyle. Cubs 3 to 1, Pirates 7 to 2, Senators even money, Yankees 2 to 1, Red Sox 4 to 1, Athletics 50 to 1. The complete tables.
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New York
Mar
New York Giants
Jack Doyle
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Doyle
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Sun Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Braves
Cardinals
Dodgers
Phillies
Reds
Yankees
Red’ Sox
Indians
White Sox
Tigers
Brovwus
Stoefen Wins Bermuda Singles Net Championship
Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles defeated Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas in four sets 6-1 6-2 1-6 6-3 to capture the Bermuda singles title before a large crowd including Governor General Sir Astley Cubitt. Marjorie Sachs of Boston won the women's singles 5-7 6-4 6-2 over Penelope McBride. Doubles finals scheduled for Monday.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Steefen
Astley Cubitt
Lady Cubitt
Marjorie Sachs
Boston
Penelope McBride
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Whittemore Davidson Win Best Ball at Pinehurst
Parker W. Whittemore of Boston and Richard P. Davidson of Washington won the 13th annual Pinehurst spring golf tournament best ball event defeating F. P. Bronson of Greenwich Conn and F. S. Danforth of New York 3 and 1 in the finals.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Parker W. Whittemore
Boston
Richard P. Davidson
Washington
Whittemore
Davidson
F. P Bronson
Greenwich
Conn
Danforth
New York
Cornelius Again Stars in Duke Grid Drill Victory
In Durham on March 3 Duke University's first team rolled to a 21 0 win over the second team in a winter practice at Duke Stadium Halfback Corky Cornelius led the ground gainers scored a touchdown and kicked all three extra points mirroring last week’s performance.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke Stadium
Corky Cornelius
Early American Pioneers Lived in Caves Across Colonies
Report notes explorers and settlers possibly dwelling in caves in Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts and other colonies as part of early frontier life.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Colonies
Freddie Crawford Voted Outstanding Carolinas Athlete
Freddie Crawford Duke All American tackle tops the Carolinas Flaming Five poll with 1062 votes. George Barclay UNC guard and third All American follows with 1016, while Davidson quarterback Johnny Mackerell gets 987 votes and UNC's Vergil Weathers 945. Lenoir Rhyne star Clarence Stasavich adds 569 votes.
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Charlotte
Mar
Charlotte Observer
Freddie Crawford
Duke
George Barclay
University of North Carolina
Johnny Mackerell
Davidson
Vergil Weathers
Clarence Stasavich
Lenoir-Rhyne
Nick Hayden Stars For State Gridders In Drill Win
Nick Hayden, 150 pound halfback, starred as NC State’s Red team beat Green 32 to 0 in a daytime drill. Howard Bartles scored twice and kicked two extra points, while Re. Hook and Odell Smothers added a TD each. a second Reds–Greens scrimmage saw the Greens win 18 to 0.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina State
Greens
Nick Hayden
Howard Bartles
Reds
Re. Hook
Odell Smothers
Duke Captures Southern Conference Swimming Meet
Duke University won the Southern Conference swimming championship with 48 points in University Virginia. Virginia Cavaliers and Washington and Lee tied for second with 35 each. Duncan McDavid of W L Gainesville led with wins in 50, 100, and 220 yard events, setting records. Charlie Prince of Virginia lowered conference and pool marks in the 150 yard breaststroke. Dick Graveley of Virginia won the diving title and anchored the medley relay to help the Cavaliers tie for second.
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Virginia
Dick Graveley
Martinsville
Cavaliers
Generals
Centenary Disqualified From Southern Intercollegiate Tourney
Centenary College of Louisiana was disqualified from the Southern Intercollegiate Basketball Association tournament in Jackson Mississippi less than an hour before their defense of the 1935 IAA title. The early disqualification upends Centenary’s bid and awards the spot to other contenders.
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Centenary
Jackson
Miss
Centenary College’ of Wire Report
Horton Smith And Runyan To Defend Best Ball Honors
Horton Smith and Paul Runyan, defending champions, enter the first round of the international four ball classic with 14 other teams. The event, a major in two man golf, runs four 36 hole rounds through Wednesday with $750 to each winning pair and $500 to the runner up. Pairings list Smith-Runyan against Klein-Hines and other matchups among top pros.
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Ted Gil Miami
Fin
Mar
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Willie Klein
Jimmy Hines
al Watrous
Mortie Dutra
Johnny Farrell
Joe Turnesa
Johnny Golden
Billy Burke
Walter Hagen
Tom Creavy
Phil Perkins
Ralph Stone House
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirkwood
Willie MacFarlane
Johnny Regolta
Abe Espinosa
Reggie Myles
Denny Shute
al Espinosa
Jules Huot
Victor Tihezzi
Ed Dudley
Harry Cooper
Bill Mehlhorn
Wilfy Cox
Henry Ciuci
Mike Turnesa
Tommy Armour
Craig Wood
Generals retain S C M wrestling title in tight finale
Washington and Lee wins the Southern Conference wrestling crown with 24 points, edging Virginia Military Institute which scores 21. NC State adds two champions, Virginia Tech one, led by decisive pins and late surges. Charles Corrier of VMI dethrones W L captain Charles Pritchard at 165 pounds.
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Blacksburg
Washington and Lee
N. C. State
Virginia Tech
V. M. IT
North Carolina State
Charles Pritchard
Charles Corrier
David Morrah
N. C
Fred Sarkis
Charles Nolen
Harvard Smith
Bill Currence
Nelson Waldrop
Hugo Bonini
Dave Morrah
North Carolina
William Seay
M. 1
Russell Minter
Minter
Herbert Sloan
Washington and
Lee
Bill White
Generals
Mooney Landsi
Currence
Ed Seitz
Vv. M. I
Corrier
Armed Forces Seek Escaped Cop Killer Dillinger
Dillinger, held for the East Chicago policeman O Malley murder, escaped Joliet prison after disarming guards with a home made wooden pistol and seizing weapons. He fled with hostages, later releasing them, and joined by Herbert Youngblood, then vanished toward Peptine Illinois. His prior jail breaks and gang history are noted as authorities pursue him.
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Lillian Holley
Lake County
John Dillinger
O'Malley
Dillinger
Ernest Blunk
Blunk
Edwin Swanger
Peptine
Joliet
Herbert Youngblood
Gary
Indiana
Michigan City
Lima
Ohio
Midwest
Harry Pierpont
John Hamilton
America
Hamilton
Russell Clark
Pierpont
John Makley
Mary Kinder
Tucson
Arizona
Giant Killers Edge Duke In Southern finale 30 to 29
Washington and Lee University upset Duke 30 to 29 at Memorial Auditorium Raleigh to claim the Southern Conference basketball title. The Generals, nicknamed Giant Killers, rallied in the second half to overcome Duke as Governor Ehringhaus presented trophies. Duke led 23 to 17 at halftime but Washington and Lee pulled ahead late to win by one, marking Duke’s fourth finals defeat in six years.
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Generals
Maryland
State
South Carolina
Duke
Herb Thompson
Phil Weaver
Connie Mack, Jr
Charlie Smith
Jim Thompse
Smith
Joe Sawyers
John Jones
Mack
Sawyer
Weaver
Ferguson
Jim
Sawyers
Bob Fields
Bill Ellis
Jim Thompson
Pette
Jones
Fields
Washington and Lee
Bell
Blue Devils
Thompson
Smith Feu
Washington
Ellis Rept Smith
Jim Oo
Joe Pette
Washi
Lee
J. Thompson
A. & Moor
H. Thompson
Perguson
Gour
Mack H. Thompson
Guson
W. and. L
H. Theson
L.—Sawyers
Menton
Loyola) Proctor Boys Club
Richmond Y
Koontz Leads YMCA Channel Swim Contenders
Paul Koontz tops the field in the YMCA channel swim with 15.2 miles toward the 28 mile course. Four of seven leaders carry a three mile handicap, while five draw favorable two mile boosts. Next week distances adjust as contestants’ standings shift.
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Husky Paul Koontzs
Paul Koonts
Ned Bollinger
William Penn to Host Burlington in Monday Night Basketball
William Penn high school hosts Burlington in a twin bill with girls and boys teams both aiming for revenge after Burlington defeated William Penn in recent showings. The evening includes the crowning of Miss William Penn, Sarah Mae Allen of the junior B class. The team travels to Charlotte Friday for Western High School tournament play.
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William Penn High School
Burlington High
Burlington
William Penn
Sarah Mae Allen
Charlotte
Western High School Tourname
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