The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 5

BDKIUiGTCll DAILY TMEWIEWS, FEBRUARY 2,1932. PAGE CAROLINA TO lOEVILS TRIM TACKLEPACK WILDCATSON BOXING BILLS AGAIN BEFORE EASY MARGIN LEGISLATURE Tar Heels Start Sec-'Duke Regains Head Virginia Again Makes William braucher DO YOU XEXEIUKB George Storali. forme- major ond Round of Big Five Competition BEGINNING OF of Big Five Last Night 'STATE CAGERS Stab to Legalize Boxing Bouts COLLEGES'WINK (which I the day af tbe fight my story certainly ought to have read like- Uu: "The WORKS TO KEEP FRANCHISE AT WINSTON-SALEM ANNUAL TOURS TRAVEL NORTH AT PRESENT LAW HU5. Feb. charfeue.

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--(AP)-- BJg Fire sitaauoa roore mud- Blue Devjis. witfc a record of Proponents of legalized boxing in' titan ever before as tiie result ef Carolina 37-30 wui last Saua-dav nigM. the Tar Hee'j nig'-: four Five circles. defeat in their Virginia, who so frequewtly couni. defeatio? DuvxisoD here, "oack sgsin the are as- meet Waie Forest Raleigh at 33 to 29.

isembiys decision. They rush( the FranS Tnompeoa gymnasiusi. The il Sortfa bosdnj hills Into Wedaesdav night at 8:30 o'clock, sa bad crowded into a tie for first. hoppers. at Oniwisitr.

AJB ivies After Fred Mor- took the S5.000. first prize in the Agaa Caiientc open, he a fat insurance policy, paid it up for fir years and locked it up in a vault. Perkiopaugh bs- lievrs EdfUe V.onusue mill Uie grace at short this yew. reason Oonnie Stock sold to Cleveland vas that be wss Bolfr is this year. 3fomague probably into a Krtole lot of ball games but hell a lot about KaU double from being around Joe.

basing skill astute experts said would be demon- started when Young Suibling met exhibited in ths ring oa Cleveland's lake front lat night. But the espert-j were wrong on one tnfiiCK detA'J. Ii was Schmeluig i ho had it-- not as they predicted." the Coartotte Hornets, and until ra- HUNDREDS ANSWER A CALL FOR GRIDIRON WORK AT COLLEGES Charlotte. Feb. 'AP More than 250 college football plajers 1 were at in North Carolina to- spring football practice.

dozen other candidates, now ed in baskeitall, wrestling and box' ing. will join the practice cenUy presidysat day loosenin? up after their Ashenlle i rest and preparing for a more m- club, after a caulerence with Mayor tensive training period next fall. George W. Coan Jr, announced a and N. Durhsm.

Feb. (AP-- i werfcs 3f prenarauon for next falls loot'oail campaign began today for Duke University gridiron candidates. i Wallace Wade of during the sprung practice ffOU-rJ to raise money with which to reUsn has also Winston Piedmont league tran- than a-score. the North Caro- Tnr Heeli, have been busii fa. I several days with squad numbering more ti-sa one hmidrscL BURLINGTON DRY CLEANERS RE-OPEN If So Easy! You do not have to be tcM.

The i urcasrr. in that word "astute" the braggadocio suggested by the. -vaunted toxin? skill" pop right cut it once. you oive grt a picture of a tjad importaEt know-it-all trying cram his opinions down ute throats of worthy but unassuming people i hke the writer and his readers? And of those samt upstarts who I called themselves experts, crest- 10 fallen now and sinking away from arena with a blush' This pil- Wait! State 19-18 and tiitn Virginia, came Irom behind in Deiore tne nouse 01 'warnings that Brouillard was about Then, again, suppose I had writ- back to take a 37-20 wm over last naif to defeat the V. M- I.

social and more! be knocked off. Where do we a piece in advance picking that had previously dets at Lexineton 31 to 12. I committee Tuesday, some the this wonderful power? to win and praising hii GRAHAM THEATRE Local Cleaners Re-Opra Alter Belog For a DUKE AND STATE BEGIN SPRING GRID WORK rcoprned lo-ay ir the saaje loca- WITH SESSIONS TODAY WeU lost Heels have lost but one game, but, professional boxing--one The" Wake" Forest "set-to wm be- they have played only four, while; the third would legal- welterweight iaiK em the second 'ound of Big Five Duke has played five. State has ne interseholasuc and Intercolteti- Jackie Fields, dldnt be? And don't, uj earnes for the Tar Keels, who drop- third place ciinched for Use amateur maU-hrfi jsay you weren't advised- 1 ned their one game of the year to' The Siate Wolfpack. invading! Ail three are set for a of truth sounded three Iv came Virginia came 'ron behind in the'hearing before tne bouse ol deie- warmncs that Brouillard ws last naif to defeat the V.

M- I. Ca- gates social and more! Tonight. State continues its Vir- state's ministers have asked for an unis to exress tbeir Duke team StatC by 10 pOlntS. OtAbC i Coach Bo Shepard had the Tar gima tour, meeting Washington opport Heels hitting on aU twelve for Lee. Guuford will be the other N.jsiitpn.

Duke, and he's doing his best to! c. team in action tonight, invad- ly to express existing statues. eppo- Duke, and he's doing his best to I c. team in action tonight, tovad-1 Under emrtmg re to wm lhmt keep them at the peak for Wake mg south Carolina to meet the col- boxers, as well as others haj re- kcepsie Forest which held State to a tour- lege of Charleston. to the practice of Navy no and which is a team at the law.

Advocates of mooi- Ye s. but of Sport Talks BY Dillon point margin, and which is a team that may give trouble at any time, i The Tar" Heels beat the Deacons 32 td 15 their last meeting, but the hec- tic Big Five campaign to indi- cates that, comparauve scores mean little. The Tar Heels may make a big noise in the Conference as well as, in the State if they can keep the for they held Duke to one) fleM goal for the first half, and to fire field goaJs for the whole game, i Leading the Tar Heel scorers are Football teams that might ann- Weathers with 74 points. Hines 35. ihuate even the 1931 champion caotain Alexander 45, Edwards 39.1 Southern Cahformans or Notre and McCachren 19.

These same i Dame of 1930 could be selected five boys will likely start against from the Uuny-odd nominations made by southern coaches and sports writers discussing who is Dixie's all time gridiron star. The athletes named so far played anywhere from 1SOO to 1931 at various southern schools and wita each at the top of the game he possessed at; the height of his fame, teams of the kind coaches dream about could be formed. Even the Trojans might fear a team composed of Wakefield. Vanderbilt and Dalrymple. Tulane.

ends; Cody Vanderbilt and Sington, Alabama, tackles: Goldstein Florida and Buckler, Alabama. guards: fund. Georgia Tech. center: Ray Morrison, Vanderbilt quarterba'ck; Cagle. Southwestern Louisiana and Dave (Red) Barron, Georgia Tech.

halfbacks and answers: To be sure, ability, not only as a slugger who Ir Oracle, and ain't you the same could" take it. but as a very re- guy who picks the Cornell crew spectacle sort of boxer, too (This to win that boat race at Pough- did.) year. I mean the one i Then, surely the next day. my floated away with?" I version of the affair must course that was dif- sounded iomething like this: ficatkm argue that the sport is jejent. -Max Schmelung surprisingly knock- growing in favor throughout the ou young Stribung in Lake state, led by the annual Southern Tboaght On Expertlng Front stadium last night in the conference tournaments at the Uni- you ever atAllx how spans jsui and last round of their world Tersity of Virginia.

writers, in covering a story often championship contest. And not At present an of the Virginia -sxptns were sadly 'crossed I only did he shock the world by members Southern confer- UD mehl when Kid knocking him out. this. IS BARGAIN PAY 10c To AU! Mac duke--Bicardo Cortex RECKLESS LIVING ALSO--2-Reel Comedy Raleifh, Feb 1 AP- -Catches Clipper wid called 50 to sht- workout today cf S. C.

Slau'E sa le the opening nuch Ic'rer f-vf to qjali- ty cojie a', ill plus prices -j aspossible. WEONESDAV.TUl'BSDAY HIS SIDE LINE WAS BREAKING HEARTS "Strictly Dishonorable" PAUL Ll'KAS SIDNEY FOX LEWIS STONE up last night when Kid knocked Battling Bratwurst: ciauons, are violating the law unrfpr the interpretations of some old dominion jurists, their boxers felons. Wake Forest. Weathers and Hines at forward, Edwards at center, and Alexander guard. and McCachren at FINANCES AT LAKE PLACID TROUBLESOME City Has Spent Vast Sum to Sponsor the Winter Olympics SPECTATORS ARE Tr TTTDFn cades.

Roberts, Centre and Smith, Wfc.LL OL.A 1 1 JLlvC.l-' Georgia, ends; Van De Graff. Ala- HEEL TEAM INVITED TO MILLROSE Usuall predicted yesterday--Max; very wnters them-1 also surprisingly outfought, out- selves are the "experts" referred generated and outboxed him as to but from the wav it sounds, well." i "experts" some technically There you have the smart man skilled braggarts tc whom this re- vindicated. Obviously, the versa! really is justice. writer was in the minority. The word' -surprisinglj" takes care ol that.

The Secret's Out It was a shock to most of the Thus I had written a piece! folks, but not to us wise assuring the world that Young Oscar! Stribung would outpoint Max 1 Were right, either way. Cain. Alabama, fullback. Another fine eleven could be chosen from among those considered the cream of the south's football crop for the past three decades. Roberts, Centre and Smith, bama, and Fincher, Georgia Tech.

Brown, Vanderbilt a i-- 'Fams. North Carolina, guards; --f AP) Day. Georgia, center; Dodd, Ten- the "Belgians Mer- By EDWARD J- NEEL Associated Press Sports Writer Games Will Be Held in Madison Square Garden Saturday HEELS ENTER RELAY TEAMS Chapel Hill. Feb. University of North Carolina track team has been honored with another invitation to the classic Min- Jerome 'Dizzy' Dean Is Cocky But Oh Boy, Can He Toss That Agate? By BILL PARKER Associated Press Sports Writer Dallas Texas Feb.

2. AP-- by the Cardinals, desperate in the hope he'd calm down and gather poise with another year in the minors. He immediately telephoned a 52 loud speaker, self-eflacing as black and white checkered suit- But toss Jerome (Dizzy) Dean a baseball, put him out there on the he a bout as was playing that afternoon. a -Say, this is Dizzy Dean." a cassc pitcnm hiii; he a 1 1 track and field games be i gjiy a certified check. The Na.

held in Madison Square Garden in aaal league will find that out New York city next Saturday night- uoaal lws The Tar Heels will enter a relay team, and it is quite likley that Charlie Farmer. Sounthern conference sprint champion, will be in the special sprint scratch invitation dash. If he runs this event. next summer. Out in tbe town of Bussellville.

he's probably telling the boys annoucced. "Back in town he and I brother I can hear you gnashicg i your teeth. Just thought I'd call up and tell you I'm pitching against your club this afternoon. I'll give them two or three hits." He gave two. A few months earlier he had arrived, broke as usual and owing the "Tm a a time! Bel I hmn't other fncodi fte oty Benfa.

I low Srt fad I don't ice i mdi him be met. Stu's a tAauamJ milts from the open ur km adnnti hn iotcntiou arc STRICTLY DISHONORABLE" Wtat kettxK? AV tckal jam Tktre'i frtsbitss. spm- tmmfitt tout rich atttrtainmtHl in this sparOiag srretn versitm faauaa stage Universal picture Harriot ITRICTLY practice on the bob run. skaters tore around the nnk skiers wandered thru moun-1 A Troll "Wltil tain trails ana au the wiiiu-r Olympic sports world. Lake Placid ruminated today on the cost of staging thess interna- ucrial the eranc show of tV: little or of the most famous of the indoor and regularly track Nash and fame, fyjajje; i The four men to run on the relay tette who are spears.

are almost fully a contraptio Carolina in They are Floyd i. ibv Kenneth Marland. Tom Clessson. Lionel Weil, who is track cap- jumpers leaping grace- P. Guyon.

Georgia Tech, Hack- uin charUe Farmer. Clarence contraptio-i an eisnth man. Tennessee. Newton. Jensen Wallace Case and Mark rSSf EFLAND CAGERS TAKE PAIR FROM GRAHAM SMS The of Kew schools of the Middle Atlantic sec- where its profits are second Qran)re Connty Girls Take Graham York put up S500.000 for a start- merchant" ever-- citizen in one way Sghts probably cast envious glances Good Brand of Work aiioihcr hai contnbirtrf to tne toward Efland.

total. Tne bob s.ed slice Graham -stsrst Dixzy dropped in from the St. Louis Cardinals for a season's stay the proceed, spUt and had what he calls a. terrible year. He win 26 games, lost 10.

Club officials caught him just in time. with Ife arived in Houston at 2 p. mates conception of the condition, one Sunday afternoon, farmed his brain cells. Sport Chats By R. D.

TDWIN Further South. Louisiana as the -sinter sports capital Xorth America. Despite tie sudden shift weather conditions a brought back normal zero (youngsters, with a few te'erans. reported to their coaches at thesr respective schools. This interest by the pigskin chasers, forcasts plenty of ex- I citement along the North.

Carolina football front next fall. There be furious ba'Ui- among the Big Five teams, while. the three North Carolina schools represented the Southern Con-' ference. expect to finish high in The reason for tn--s standings. North Carolina University has the toughert schedule of the lot.

facing the Southern football giants Tennessee. Georgia Teen, Vanderbilt and Florida). While word with the re- Duke faces Auburn aggregation Kentucky and Tennessee as wJ It has been aie dissatisfaction Boiinr and WreMlin? ham girls put forth a valient so lont as there are local i This is the of in but the sharp snooting of i James top Now fo fneir In some parts of the country, especially the rural sections, there is a howl being raised by the basketball coaches. The reason for th'-s uproar seems to arise froir- the ac- teams. Ition -I a few referees.

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WHITTHD Mdse. Added. 416 S. Main Next to Piggly Wiggly SEE Tne records of siar? by Bob fpY." tne KnoxviIIe LAUitO for Graham's lone point of the first Enand held a I4-I lead at ha'-i Lineup and to th Johnson zr.d Ccxe. an ear.y i at tie half penod ahead 23-9 ooslaughts of young and uc- for tie local team to -win? Battles between the ar.d the James Mebane high Fr.day.

T. which Coach Hooc's boys lived up Tr.e naar.es of Bulidogs. Joaes' extended the Bulldogs the It. ere they licked the Thompson to the jgT TODAY -V IS THE Vt 5 WORLD WAP ANNIVERSARY BRADSHAW For Your Seeds of All Kinds--Best Qualities and Low Prices. We have the largest and best stock to choose from.

3t teams the pla" a-, tunes was This marked the cor.tjsu- out ci'tte wwr.in? AJ tT.rner. for years state star. rhev haVe not been defeat- Bob W.nga'*. :330 Xawonal Pub- ceason. and ha-pj? played lie ar.d JackJTooai- Elon Colrfge.

Pender. Graham. PQ tH-i-3 teams in the soun- er. present Florida champion and I Banner-up the last Southern lineup and points scored: Amatear feK before the shots of 1 l-resnraen H. L.

and Newt Tuck btat Clir.er and BOYS long stnng of victcries FIRESTONE TIRES and TUBES AT LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY Graham Scott -'3) EfUnd (ZS) H. Johnson til) McAdams '16Mlington outfit. rf lonly way to their- and Coach Fogieir.an says Ten English ships, each with a they would like to meet te Bur- displacement of more than 1SOO Coggins repeated' a previous Tinmn 1) Pender (2) championship. 'II R. Johnson Rclhns over Toomy.

Hughes (I!" EHRDiGHACS OPENS OFFICE TN RALEIGH Guthrie '3 Freeland (3) Phillips Crutchfield C. Johnsicr. 3 Sute. ssls, t.2); Freshmen. Feb.

C. Holt of Elizabeth City, has h.s residence and moved Syites Efland-- It seeins to be the were sunk by German sue-, decide the county mu-ines the week Feb 2. 1918. Tne Teutons were repulsed r.t Spring Football Monte dj Val Bella in the Itallon. The iarger colleges and univers- campaign.

sities ol thestate have started) i spring football practice. Wake For-; DEEP RIVER FARMER KILLED rst Carolina and Davidson started a few days back, while Wallace Kinston. Feb 2 A tonnie -THOMPSON Wade's thike Blue Devils heid their 60. Deep River farrr.fr was fa- TT uru Ii Street Burlington, N. C.

Vi rerc rP Hiltl i campalsn headquar- James J. EGand. W. Efland 2. initial 1932 workout yesterday.

Any- tally injured hen his automooilc nr.t 10 opn i where from 50 U) 150 aspiring I SKiaded near Bayboro. i rec-Smith, Elon CoUege..