Guilford Quakers Rout High Point Panthers 87 to 54
Guilford College defeated High Point on the local YMCA court 87 to 54. Hastings topped the Panthers with 21 points in his final college game while Purnell led Guilford with 18 and Haworth added nine.
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Ramblers Win City Wide Basketball Tourney
The Ramblers claim the city title as the annual tourney concludes with finals and awards. Top teams from the region compete, led by standout players from NC, LSU, Tulane, Virginia, and Duke amid a crowded field of 44 teams and 336 athletes.
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Ramblers of Oak Hill win 1932 High Point title over Cecil's Service Station
The Ramblers of Oak Hill, previously unknown, upset Cecil's Service Station 18 to 15 to claim the High Point basketball championship for 1932. Earl Connor led with six points while Milt and Buck Anderson keyed the late effort as Cecil's defense faltered after a close first period.
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Hunting and Fishing North Carolina Notes
A North Carolina column notes deer counts unknown for the season while reporting that Montana hunters bagged 10 000 deer and elk. It mentions Hungarian conservationist A Keresztfalvy opposing crow suppressions and predicts trout season opening April 15 with favorable weather.
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New Records Expected At IC A A A A Track Meet
In the eleventh annual IC A A A A track and field games 25 colleges converge tonight in New York. Key events include the mile run with about 38 entries and several runners under 4 minutes 15 seconds. top participants are Carl Coan Penn Frank Nordell NYU Frank Crowley Manhattan Hunter Dawson Princeton and Norwood Hallowell Harvard. NY A is favored in the mile relay.
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All-American Quartet Still In Tennis Play In Havana
In Havana Cuba on March 5 four American players remained in the Cuban National Championships quarter finals. Clifford Sutter of New Orleans defeated Ricardo Morales of Cuba 6 8 6 3 6 3. J Gilbert Hall of New Jersey eliminated Gustavo Vollmer 6 2 4 6 10 8 6 3. George Lott of Chicago beat Lorenzo Nadarsen of Cuba and Wilmer Allison of Texas defeated Parlo of Cuba. No doubles matches were played.
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New Orleans
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Chicago
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Texas
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Wrestling Results From New York and Philadelphia Cards
In Yonkers New York Dr Ralph Wilson of Philadelphia defeated Zaz Zarino Puggi of Italy Abe Kashey of New Jersey and Alois Kautzki of Poland tied. In Buffalo Strangler Lewis of California defeated Frank Speer of Georgia Benny Ginsberg of New York defeated Washburn of Los Angeles Herb Freeman of New York defeated Farmer Nelson of St Louis. In Philadelphia Ray Steele of California defeated George McLeod of Boston Dick Shikat of Philadelphia defeated Gino Garibaldi of St Louis Fred Grubmier of Iowa defeated Leon Smith Sandor Szabo of Hungary and Tiny Roebuck of Oklahoma drew. In Nashville Tennessee Herman Hickman defeated George Kotsona ros of Los Angeles Douglas Wyckoff of Atlanta defeated Paul Harper of Texas.
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Fights From Night Recap Across Cities
Boxing results from Hot Springs Fresno Eldorado and San Francisco report multiple upset decisions and knockouts including Leroy Dugan stopping Tommy Fox Ora Smith defeating Jack Kay Jack Griffin defeating Joey Clark Young Corbett III outpointing David Velasco Eddie Murdock besting Gabby Bagdad and Stanley Poreda scoring a technical knockout on Jimmy Glinker Mississippi College $8 Millsaps.
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New York
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Eldorado
Joey Clark
San Francisco
Mar
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Mexico City
Maureen Orcutt Favored For Florida East Coast Win
Maureen Orcutt, after a spectacular round that eliminated Virginia Van Wie, seems the favorite to win the Florida East Coast golf title over Mrs. Marion Turple Lake. Orcutt shot a 72 tying a course record, beating Van Wie 5 and 3, while Lake defeated Helen Hicks in 19 holes with a late eagle aiding her rally.
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Notre Dame Rallies Past Marquette for 15th Win
Notre Dame defeated Marquette 37 to 26 in Milwaukee as a late second half rally broke a 21 all tie eight minutes before the final buzzer. The victory extended Notre Dame's season win streak to fifteen games.
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Tigers Split Squads Set To Open Spring Camp
In Palo Alto on March 5 the Detroit Tigers prepare for their first game of the year with two squads the Chinese and Japanese teams. Manager Bucky Harris leads the Chinese unit and Jewel Ens coaches the Japanese squad as the club begins spring workouts.
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Cardinals and Athletics Open Four Game Preseason Series
The St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics opened a four game set in Miami to start the 1932 season. Pepper Martin returns as Ray Starr Bud Teachout and Tex Carleton start for St Louis while Dizzy Dean is slated for tomorrow. A new Athletics infield features Jimmie Foxx at third Jimmy Dykes at second Dib Williams short and Oscar Roettger at first.
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Babe Ruth Sparks Yankees In Spring Training Drills
In St. Petersburg the Babe shows off by hitting deep into right field and bunting between innings. He also warms up as a pitcher between plate appearances.
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Browns impose no bonuses on home runs or steals this season
West Palm Beach Florida March 5 there will be no bonuses for home runs pitchers victories or base steals for the St Louis Browns this season per team announcement.
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Killefer backs bonus plan removal for stronger team
Manager Bill Killefer says dropping the bonus system damaged the club’s standing last year and discarding it should lead to a better baseball team this season.
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Outfielder Sam West Joins Senators For Training
Biloxi Mississippi reports Sam West, outfielder, joined the Washington Senators during today’s training activities as spring workouts begin.
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State Tourney Semis Set For Today In Class A And B
In the annual state college invitational tournament Wilkesboro Greensboro 30, Burlington 33, Fayetteville 19, Henderson 15, Raleigh 12, Oxford Orphanage 13, Greensboro 22, North Wilkesboro 10, Rutherfordton-Spindale 18, Mount Gilead 12, Trenton 23, Glenwood 34, Harmony 20, Pilot 14, Mars Hill 5, Pinnacle 21, Laf ayette 9. Class A semis have Fayetteville vs Rutherfordton-Spindale and Oxford Orphanage vs Greensboro. Class B rounds include Harmony vs Glenwood and Pilot vs Trenton.
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Public Service and King Pin Teams Edge Health Center Groups
Special matches last night at King Pin alleys saw the North Carolina Public Service team defeat Health Center by 130 pins as Public Service totals reached 1565. F Sensenbach posted a high 336 in one set, while Thomas led the maples with a 139 high single. King Pin girls beat Health Center by 20 pins, Hooks matching high single 97 with Southern, Walls 265 and Hooks 268 in top sets. Both teams face off again in Winston Wednesday night.
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Jackie Fields Loses In Ten Round Fight In Boston
Johnny Indrisano of Boston won a 10 round decision over Jackie Fields in a non title bout. Judges and referee scored unanimously with Indrisano landing better punches while Fields surged late. Fields weighed 148 1 2 pounds to Indrisano 151 1 4.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
Notre Dame defeated Marquette 37 to 26 while California led Washington 22 to 21. Creighton topped Nebraska 47 to 18 and Bucknell beat Juniata 41 to 34. Columbia 32 Dartmouth 17 Harvard 43 Williams 26 Yale 43 Fordham 22 Rutgers 28 Princeton 26.
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Burglar Steals 75 Bushels at Fort Worth Market
In Fort Worth Texas burglars stole 75 bushels of sweet potatoes from a truck behind the public market. The article notes the comment They were the Honest John variety and mentions H. Co. Thotan as the reported victim.
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