Revolta Wins St Petersburg Open in Playoff
Johnny Revolta former PGA champion of Evanston Illinois won the St Petersburg Open by defeating Chandler Harper two strokes in an 18 hole playoff at Lakewood Country Club. Revolta led after 54 holes with rounds 69 69 71 and finished 282 for 72 holes.
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Duke Routs Clemson to Capture Southern Conf Crown
Duke Blue Devils win their first Southern Conference tournament title, defeating Clemson 40 to 30 in Raleigh. Swindell leads with 14 points as McFadden scores 13 for Clemson and Duke's defense limits the Tigers after a tight start.
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Clemson Nets Two On 1938 All Tournament Team
Clemson Puts Banks McFadden and Ed Kitchens on the 1938 all tournament Southern Conference team by unanimous vote. Washington and Lee star Bob Spessard earns a third straight berth. McFadden dominates votes with nine on the first team. Duke, Maryland, NCSU, and UNC place players on second team and honorable mention.
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Ed Kitchens
Bob Spessard
Washington and Lee
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Associated Press
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Washington
Waverly Wheeler
Maryland
Fred Edwards
Duke
Connie Mac Berry
N. C. State
Russ Bergman
Earl Ruth
Ed Swindell
Bill Mann
Andy Bershak
Bill Burge
Richmond
Bob Cheves
Frank McNeil
Citadel
John Hoffman
Ronnie Thompson
Jimmy Ely
Local court names defendants in Lake Charles case
In Lake Charles, a list of defendants includes Brown, Mekett, Vandenberg and Danning, Mancuso, Kolfass, Wil- Name and Hayes as part of the court docket.
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New York
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Mancuso
Kolfass
Wil- Name
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Hoffman Cheves Flathman and Officials In College Recap
Hoffman and Cheves scored 8 and 2 points respectively with Flathman adding 2 as officials Menton and Proctor from Richmond Y M A were noted. The fragmentary text highlights multiple names and a sports or school context.
Jones Service Takes Lead With 29 Point Victory
Jones Service moved atop the loop after a 29 to 3 thrashing of Triangle. Adams-Millis helped with steady scores while Nance sparked the Jones Service offense and Welsner also contributed on the floor.
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Cunningham Still On Winning Spree
Glenn Cunningham won the governors mile at the University of Maryland indoor games before 56 000 spectators, remaining unbeaten this season. The Kansas Express led late but finished behind Archie San Romani Mason Chronister and Gene Venzke. Cunningham clocked 4 minutes 16 seconds, a new indoor flat track record per coach Charlie Vernon.
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Georgia Tech Captures Southeastern Tournament Title
Baton Rouge March 6 Tech edged Mississippi 58 to 47 in the Southeastern Conference basketball final. Bo Johnston Tech center scored 26 points to pace the Golden Tornado to the championship.
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Georgia Tech
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Bo” Johnston
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Whitehead Leaves Hospital After Appendectomy
Pie Burgess Whitehead of the New York Giants, who had an appendectomy two weeks ago, left the Rocky Mount hospital today. He intends to recuperate about three weeks at Lewiston before joining the Giants in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Rocky Mount
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Pie Burgess Whitehead
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Baton Rouge
Entries Open For High Point YMCA Gold Medal Tourney
Entries are pouring in for the annual High Point YMCA Gold Medal basketball tournament which starts March 11. Teams must file entry blanks by Wednesday night at 8. The committee will classify entrants into three divisions with trophies and medals awarded to winners runners up and top players.
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Marsh Furniture
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Elon College
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Triangle Hosiery
Tomlinson Chair
Hasty All Stars
Wallburg All Stars
Adams-Millis
Brooks Reitzel
W. F. Bailey
Virgil Yow
Loc Chakales
Tony Simeon
Indoor Crown Won By McNeill
Don McNeill a 19 year old Kenyon college junior defeated Frank Bowden 9-7 3-6 6-4 7-5 to win the men’s national indoor tennis title. Virginia Hollinger won the women’s singles title defeating a defensive player.
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Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Gambier
Frank Bowden
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High Pointers Enter Greensboro Open Entrants
A quartet from Emerywood led by Andy Merrilees enters the 5000 Greensboro Open at Star Mount and Sedgefield. Also in the field are Bill Snow A A Oliver and John Diffendal of High Point. Oliver is seen as a threat after recent strong rounds.
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Southern Bleachery Wins Southern Textile Title
Greenville, S C March 5 The Southern Bleachery Class A boys Taylors defeated Chatham of Elkin N C to retain the Southern Textile tournament title The Chatham girls from Elkin N C beat Drayton Spartanburg 23 to 13 Union Bleachery of Greenville won Class B boys defeating Mills Mill Greenville 44 to 32.
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Seaport
Entry list predicted for Carolinas AAU wrestling meet
President Bailey forecasts a large entry for the Carolinas AAU wrestling championships at High Point college to be held Friday and Saturday. The Civitan club sponsors the event with nine weight classes and a national tournament berth at stake in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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Frank Meador
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Leo Byrum, Jr
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Rip” Dowdee
Richard Grubb
Jack Barham
Hampton Leads H. P. Scorers
Hugh Hampton topped High Point scorers this season with 236 points in 27 games. Morton Samet was second with 162 and Del Malfregeot third with 157 as the Panthers posted 17 wins and 10 losses, placing second to Elon in the North State conference.
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McKiethen
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Sponsor City Softball Teams
The High Point post will sponsor a boys and a girls softball team this summer. If plans hold, the Post may send the two squads to national tournaments.
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Washington and Lee Wins Southern Conference Swim Meet
Washington and Lee dominated the eighth annual Southern Conference swimming meet in Lexington Virginia taking four of nine first places and earning 48 points to clinch the title for the third straight year. North Carolina State finished second with 34 while William and Mary VMI Duke and Clemson followed in the tight race for runner up.
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Generals
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N. C. State
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Duke
Bill Walker
Clemson
Gilbert Meem
Reynolds
State
Panther Baseball Card Announced By Yow
The 1938 High Point college Panthers baseball schedule is released by Coach C. Virgil Yow. The team will play 20 games, 14 in the North State conference, with eight returning lettermen including two pitchers and several infielders and outfielders. Practice begins Monday under Yow in the gym, as the squad builds toward a strong season.
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Hal Yow
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Towery
Henderson
Martin
Hampton
Tige Harris
Butch Gregg
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