Greensboro Whirlwind Narrowly Tops High Point 7 6
In a hard fought game at Willis Park Greensboro narrowly defeated High Point 7 to 6. Dempsey connected with McLain for a second quarter touchdown and Campbell added the extra point as the Bisons rallied but could not overtake the Whirlwind in the closing minutes.
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Three Injured In City Car Crashes Before Midnight
Three people were hospitalized at Burrus Memorial after crashes near the city last night. Duke Kennedy of High Point was found unconscious after his car hit a telephone pole, later regaining consciousness with shoulder and head pains. Howard Rich and Edward Adams of Sophia suffered head bruises and lacerations in a separate collision with a second car driven by Thurman Embler. Emblem?
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Mississippi State Beats Ole Miss to End Jinx
Mississippi State defeated Ole Miss 26 to 6 at Mississippi State College in Starkville. The Maroons broke a decade-long jinx using a strong passing attack led by Charles Pee Wee Armstrong who connected on a 65 yard pass to Cross. State built an early lead and added two more touchdowns as Bernard and Stedman scored, with Pickle adding a successful extra point.
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Asheboro Dedicates New Gym and Caps Night with 43–22 Victory
Asheboro opened its new $12,500 gymnasium with a dedicatory program and a basketball game in which McCrary led Bossong to a 43 to 22 win. The event drew a full crowd and featured the high school band in new uniforms.
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Carolinas Golden Gloves Tourney Dates Set in Charlotte
The annual Carolinas Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament will be held in Charlotte under AAU auspices from March 17 to March 22, officials announced tonight.
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Sedgefield Hunt Enjoys Saturday Morning Event
The Sedgefield Hunt club held a morning chase in perfect weather with many locals from High Point and Greensboro and two visitors Miss Anne Cole of Bristol Virginia and Mac Williamson of Charlotte. A kill occurred around 10 am. An informal ride is set for 3 pm and a live hunt on Thanksgiving morning at 7 30 followed by breakfast at the Inn.
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Trinity Trained Dog Wins In N J Trials
Greens Parrish Flash the liver and white pointer owned by Henry Grassy of Glen Rock N J trained and broken by L E Parrish of Trinity won the fall all age stake at Radburn Skeet Club grounds on November 8 in a Northern New Jersey Gun Dog Club event. The dog showed two perfect points with a two week open foreleg injury as a gallery of about 100 watched.
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High Point Rally Falls Short Against Greensboro in Classic Clash
In a hard fought matchup, High Point stages a second half comeback with stronger defense and offense. Floyd Evans shines for the Bisons with the game's lone touchdown after a pile of blocked punt. Meisky, Idol, Hinkle and Robinson spark multiple forward lateral plays, while Greensboro battles with a heavier lineup and key defensive stops.
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1937 Committees Announced by New Officer
The Carolinas AAU will sponsor six athletic tournaments in 1937. W. F. Bailey reveals plans for basketball boxing swimming handball wrestling and track with Charlotte High Point and Appalachian State among hosts. Committees for finance registration records playgrounds and membership are named with multiple city reps.
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