Parker and Burnette Named on All America Left Handed List
Parker and Burnette are nominated for the inaugural Carolinas Left-Handed Golfers Championship at Sedgefield Country Club. The 36 hole medal event on October 24 features a silver trophy donated by John K. Voehringer Jr. and aims to form a Carolinas association for left-handed players.
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Uthpaws
Sedgefield
Sedgeeld
Sedgefield Country Club
Carolinas Association
John K. Voehinger, Jr
Greensboro
Theohn K. Voehringer
Carolinas
Ober 24
Ayers
Voehringer
North
South Carolina
Tar Heels Prep for Tulane Clash After Practice
North Carolina basketball coach Ray Wolt criticizes the varsity offense after a practice as the Tar Heels prepare for a trip to New Orleans to face Tulane. Duke and other Southern teams focus on offense and defense while juggling injuries and lineups ahead of weekend games.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
New Orleans
Ray Wolt
Varsity
Tulane
Duke
Wallace Wade
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Ace Parker
Dick Taliaferro
Tennessee
Knoxville
South Carolina
High Point Bisons 1937 Western Conference Schedule
Athletic Director Wade Marlette announced the 1937 Western Conference basketball schedule for High Point Bisons. The team will play 10 conference games, aiming for a third straight title, with two games against each conference foe and several nonconference games to reach about 20 total. The Bisons seek the state championship after two final losses to Raleigh. Schedule includes January trips to Gastonia Salisbury Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro and February home and away games versus Charlotte Salisbury Gastonia Greensboro Winston-Salem.
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High Point High School
Wade Marlette
Black Bisons
Bison
Marlette
Bisons
Raleigh
Gastonia
Salisbury
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Brewer Leads Appalachian Past Western Carolina in Muddy Calm
Boone NC October 21 Kid Brewer the Appalachian coach guided his team to a 2 point victory over Western Carolina despite a muddy four quarter battle. Appalachian piled up 334 yards and 16 first downs while Western Carolina managed 36 rushing yards and one first down.
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Boone
Appalachian’s Roller
Kid Brewer
Western Carolina
Westen Carolina
Apalachian
Aplachian
Appalachian
Jarvis
Gaffney
Appalachian State
Local Racer Enters Greensboro Races
Pat Crawford of High Point is among a crowd of speed demons entering ASARA sanctioned auto races at the Greensboro fairgrounds Saturday. Promoters Co. C. Gray of Lexington and Bill Breitenstein of Lake Helen Florida visited Crawford, who previously raced in Florida with Cranford in earlier years. Cranford, winner at the Williamston fair, sits in the top five of the Atlantic States Racing Association 1936 standings and a strong Greensboro showing could boost his rankings.
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Pat Crawford
Greensboro Fairgrounds
Crawford
Co. C. Gray
Lexington
Greensboro
Bill Breitenstein
Lake Helen
Fila
Gray
Cranford
Florida
Williamston Fair
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Roy Lazer of Paterson New Jersey and Charles Trader Horn of Jersey City drew after eight rounds. Murray Kravitz of New York outpointed Joey Cooper of Hot Springs Arkansas over six rounds. Carl Red Guggino of Tampa Florida outpointed Phil Baker of Norwalk Connecticut over eight rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Roy Lazer
Paterson
N. J
Charles
Trader) Horn
Jersey City
Drew
Murray Kravitz
Joey Cooper
Hot Springs
Ark
Carl
Red) Guggino
Tampa
Fla
Phil Baker
Norwalk
Wolfpack Scrimmage Set Before VPI Clash at State
NC State Wolfpack prepare for a long scrimmage at Raleigh in Riddick Stadium as a buildup to Saturdays game against VPI. Coach Hank Anderson stresses blocking and healthy players from Furman contest. Dickerson praised as top rival ally with state backfield strength noted.
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Clemson
Columbia
Don McCallister
Florida
Virginia Tech
Lime Burns
Wake Forest
Jess Neely
Citadel
Davidson
Tatum Grossette
Archie Jenkins
Virginia
Washington
Lee
Charlottesville
Bill Guckeyson
Maryland
Frank Dobson
Syracuse
College Station
Raleigh
Wolfpack
N. C. State
Riddick Stadium
Hank Anderson
Wolves
Furman
Gobblers
Anderson
State
South Carolina
V. P. IL
Dickerson
Joe Ryneska
Eleanor Holm Jarrett waits on A A U status after Brundage
Eleanor Holm Jarrett says she will seek clarity on her amateur or professional status after Avery Brundage retires from the Amateur Athletic Union presidency. She notes the A A U has barred European competition and refused to sanction an amateur meet, while not declaring her professional. She plans to remain amateur if possible and may join a vaudeville swimming troupe if declared professional. Ohio becomes the 37th state to require motor vehicle operator licensing.
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New York
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Avery Brundage
Amateur Athletic Union
Long Island
Jarrett
High Point Frosh Stake Loss Amid Poor Winston-Salem Officiating
Frustrated coach and writer blame three officials for a scoreless high school football tie in Winston-Salem. The Black Bisons battled a black football and questionable calls, with Bolick decrying the officiating and breaks toward Winston-Salem victory by error.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Harry Bolick
Winston- Salem
Bolick
Black Bisons
Twin City
Bison Uniforms Impress Fans and Fund Grows
The Black Bisons debuted Royal Blue satin-silk pants and white black jerseys against Twin City, praising lighter weight and speed. Community donations push the 885.50 pants bill toward paid status with multiple era supporters contributing in cash and bets on Duke Tech outcomes.
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BISON
Bisons
Twin City
Lexington
Welch Harriss
J. I. Groome
Lucian Long
George Covington
J. H. Davis
Ben Swartzburg
Paul W. Casey
Duke
Georgia Tech
Harvey Mathews
Tech
Groome
Colorful Palmetto State clash draws crowds in Columbia
South Carolina fans travel to Columbia for the Carolina Clemson football classic at the state fair stadium with 18 000 capacity. Governor Johnston will split allegiance and halftime ceremonies include Clemson drills and band parades. Kickoff moves to 2 p.m. for the first time in years.
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South Carolina
Clemson
Palmetto State Fair
Columbia
8. C
Lewes Weeso
Olin D. Johnston
The
University Law School
Fair Association
Carolina
Four Undefeated Elevens Hit Interregional Tests Saturday
Notre Dame Fordham St. Marys and Catholic U. lead an interregional slate on Saturday as Notre Dame travels to Pittsburgh to face the Panthers Catholic U meets Mississippi Rebels Fordham and St. Marys renew their traditional rivalry with a high-stakes showdown and the others cross regional lines in other games.
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Sid Feder
New York
Notre Dame
Fordham
St. Mary’s
Catholic U
Michigan
Columbia
Manhattan
Detroit
Mississippi State
Texas Christian
St. Mary's
Pitt
Rams
Gaels
One Arm Golfer to Exhibit at Emerywood Sunday
Jimmy Nichols, renowned one arm golfer, will hold an exhibition Sunday afternoon at Emerywood Country Club. The Emerywood club pro Andy Merrilees announced the 2 pm event with no admission charge for the 18 hole match. Nichols, noted for par and sub par scores, will partner with an opponent to be announced.
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Robert Ripley
Jimmy Nichols
Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Nichols
America
Emerywood
Deacons Prepare for Washington Trip Friday Tilt
Wake Forest coach Jim Weaver will take 29 players to Washington for Friday's game against George Washington University. The list includes ends Bert Shore and Jim Dooney, tackle Joe Swan, guard Ed Rogers, center Boots Mumford, quarterback Jay Allen, and fullback Hobo Daniel. The squad departs Thursday as kickoff time is set to noon to accommodate spectators from across the state.
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Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Washington
Deacons
George Washington University
Bert Shore
Jim Dooney
Fred Hoyle
John Weaver
George Mauney
Joe Swan
Glen Kerley
Harry Beaver
Glen Wagner
Red Hurtt
Ed Rogers
Red Souther
Rupert Bryan
Roy Evans
Boots Mumford
Carolina Gamecocks
Florida
Duke
Clemson Tiger
Bengals
Tigers
Clemson
Gamecocks
Don McAllister
Carolina
Jess Neely
All America backs pace eastern gridiron upsets
Aliased as a roundup of backfield stars, Lew Elverson of Pennsylvania and George Matsik of Duquesne spark season’s biggest upsets. The AP list names Monk Myer, Clina Frank, Don Heap, Cicil Isbell, Ace Parker, Sam Francis, and others across regions, highlighting Francis’s impact for Nebraska.
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Alan Gould
New York
Lew Elverson
Pennsylvania
George Matsik
Duquesne
Monk Myer
Army
Clina Frank
Yale
Don Heap
Northwestern
Cicil Isbell
Purdue
Ace Parker
Duke
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Francis
Cornhusker
Indiana
Ed Goddard
Washington State
California
Davie Davis
Baylor
Lloyd Russell
Texas
Associated Press
East
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Bill Ingram
Navy
Bill Kurlish
Jack Batten
Cornell
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Boyd Brumbach
Jack White
Princeton
Bucky Bryan
Noel Loftin
Tulane
Tom Burnette
North Carolina
Bill Guckeyson
Maryland
Southwest
Jim Shockey
Dick Todd
Texas A. M
Bob Finley
Southern Methodist
Jake Scheuhle
Rice
Jack Collins
Far West
Byron Maines
Washington
Midwest
Don Geyer
Bob Wilke
Notre Dame
Ray Ruivid
Marquette
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