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The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 34

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Eglikp2mooc 0:1 elIMMIRIELAIN NIMBI 1 1111111111121111MSliellIMIEMPEN1111111t PAGE EIGHTEEN THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas SUNDAY FEBRUARY 26 1939 SECTION TWO Finals To Nose Out Tar Heels For Title Terps Abbey Beats Camels For Title 46-28 Sweep ICAGE LEADERS PICK 1D1 TOM CAROLINA BANTAM SHOWS CLASS ---C11110INA 11 I 5 Tolmich Hangs Up ii' NORTH CAROLINA'S Tar Heels sent four to the finots of thr southern con ferener boxiig tournament at Colombia last night One of them WOR Rill ll IV ill-! New World Record 8ri lehr) is shown decisioning South Carolina's Harrelson in one of the tirst round hoots of tile inert Winstead is a bantamweight (Observer Photo by Perrinl Kenne(Iy) Detroit Runner Captures 65Meter Hurdle Title in National i 1-- J114: IN TOIIHNEI Indoor Meet in 84 Seconds John Borican Easily I Wins 1000-Meter Title C- 'c: ml GASTONIA Feb Abbey's defending champions hit the peak of their form tonight and trimmed Campbell College here by 46 to 28 for the North Carolina junior college conference basketball title The final contest was witnessed by a huge crowd in the Armory where the tourney opened Thurs Southern Conference Basketball Body to Settle All Tourney Details Alperstein Cronin and Cox Capture Titles For Winning Ring Team 'TENV YORK Feb a timely return to his brilliant 1938 form Allan Tolmich of Detroit raced to a new world record of 84 seconds in capturing he national A A indoor 65-meter hurdle title in the championship tonight before a crowd of 14000 at Madison Square Garden John Borican sensational middle- distance star from the Shore A Elberon opened competition by striding with his customary ease to the 1000-meter title COLUMBIA Feb Maryland's hard-socking ring team captured the Southern Conference boxing championship here tonight edging out the University of North Carolina by one point The Old Liners went into the tonight edging out the University of North Carolina by one point The Old Liners went into the 4- 4 A i '11111' '7 Z'r i 1 i I i li i i i A i777 4 qi s4 41441 11a 0 rowii0 40ii tylish negro made a hollow The show of this race winning by 201' fJ yards after keeping a tight hand oe Berg To on the throttle until the final lap finals with a total of nine points I Borican's time was 2 minutes 286 of i seconds with Sanford Goldberg of but won all three of their bouts and edged out the University I the Millrose A A a badly-distanced Do Talking North Carolina by 15 to 14 The winning Maryland fighters second Ed Burrows of Princeton I I were Benny Alperstein in the 135-took third place and Jim Mc- pound division: Frank Cronin at Gilvray of Montclair teach- A President Clark Griffith of the Fla Feb 23--(P)--- kJ 155 pounds and Newton Cox at ers fourth 1 Washington Senators regretted to FIRST INDOOR TITLE day that he ever sold Moe Berg I The victory gave Borican his first to the Boston Bed Sox inational indoor title He won two i "We don't need him to catch out doors last summer the Pen- particularly tit 1 I tathlon and the Junior 800-meter I we need him to talk" aid Old Fox Grif- said day afternoon 4 ALE1GH Feb of The first quarter ended at 5-4 but! II the Southern Conference basin the sec)nd Coach Humpy WheelHketball committee meet in Lynchers men hit the basket for 14 addi-iburg Va Sunday to wind up detional points before half time t00ai1s on the Southern conference lead by 19-11 to be run off in RalBobKupsky Abbey high scorer eigh's Memorial auditorium Thurs- for the season fouled out late in day afternoon and Thursday Fri- the quarter and was replaced byday and Saturday nights Bill Copclanci who sparked the Cru-1 Speculation is running wild on saders to a renewed rally in the'just what eight teams the commit-final period Benny Cunningham tee will select for the winter sports paced the winners' scoring attack classic and in many quarters there with 12 points has been talk of a playoff between several George Veitch proved the biggest of the teams that rank near headache for the Abbey scoring 17the middle of the conference's sea- 1 points to keep his team in the run- sonal standings ning He was by far the best de-I Dr Ray Sermon headed a delegafensive man for the Camels Danny' lion from this city that goes to Moore Belmont Abbey forward and Lynchburg early Sunday IncludGastonia boy did some of the best! ed in the party is Willis Zehmer shooting of the night to rack up 101business manager of the tournapoints ment who said today that the largVeitch was awarded the Buddylest advance sale in history is being Lewis sportsmanship trophy Basil enjoyed Whitener presented gold basketballs to the winners DEACS HEAD LIST Belmont Abbey (in) Campbell (111 6 Tp! ti Dr Sermon State coach is I Ktipskyt 1 1 3 Scheidt' 2 4 one of the members of the commit-' Copelandf 5 0 In Laneirf I () 2 tee Others are Eddie Cameron of 1 bloore1 4 2 10 Coggmsx 0 1 1 I i cninghamc 4 4 12jVlashburn 0 1 1 Duke chairman Monk Younger of Lascarct 0 0 1 17 Virginia Tech Burton Shipley of Marshallir 2 0 413arnht114 0 0 0 Maryland Cy Young of 1 od a 0 0 0 WilbOtArnel 0 3 3 and Joe Davis of Clemson 1 Pawloshig 1 1 :1 Kabas11 0 0 0 I Nearby Wake Forest college ap-1 Stkishg 1 2 4 to be set for the No 1 posi-1 to the winners DEACS HEAD LIST Belmont Abbey In) Campbell (Ili 6 Tp! ti Tp Dr Sermon State coach is Ktipskyf 1 1 3 Scheidt' 2 0 a one of the members of the commit Copetandf 5 0 In Laneirf I 2 Others are Eddie Cameron of 1 Moore 4 2 10 CoggIn Mashburn 0 1 1 se 0 1 chairman Monk Younger of i Cninghamc 4 4 12' Lascaraf 0 0 1 17 Virginia Tech Burton Shipley oil marshairs 2 0 4oarnhilla (I 0 0 'Maryland Cy Young of L1 Modral 0 0 0 Wilbotarnel 0 3 3 and Joe Davis of Clemson I Isawloshial 1 1 :1 I Nearby Wake Forest college ap-i Kabasg 0 0 0 Sikishg 1 2 4 be set for the 1 posi 165 In the opening final match in the bantam weight class Milton Berry of Clemson and Billy Winstead of North Carolina exchanged some furious punching Berry the No 1 seeded man in the division 165 In the opening final match in the bantamweight class Milton Berry of Clemson and Billy Win- stead of North Carolina exchanged some furious punching Berry the No 1 seeded man in the division There was no defending champion was wild with his right hand in the 1000 meters The first 1938 of the most erudite 1 while Winstead scored effectively winner to repeat was Otto Kotraba! ever to play with his left had to get the de- of the New York A who scored from Princeton and cision i handily in the 1 then did a turn at the Sorbonne 500-meter walk in i 16:23 1 "He's just the man to talk to some of these foreigners" grunted 1 Glenn Cunningham still toe miler! aleCRADY 'WINS without master ser switched to 1500 Griffith 'The w-a things are go In the featherweight class Andy we sound like a row in Gennett of North Carolina and i me ers an ma it le occasion I ith 1 'on for' mg now the league of nations" Bob McCrady of South Carolina got his fourth National A A indoor championship at that distanced GrIllith's problem is not simple Plenty Doing onty to some fast fighting Both men on by a crowd of 14000 in Here what he's up against: used their lefts effectively but Gennett's seemed to pack the most Madison Square Garden the peer- Pitcher Krakauskas a Lithuanian who comes from Can- trimmed Gene Venzke till mITTEE wallop In the second round den- less Kansa 1 i ada Krakauskas speaks English At NC State TRIUMPH nett found the range with both by six yards in minu es stro 3 minutes 54 6 ta with an accent and when he gets tion in the drawings Maryland II hands and pushed McCrady around "nds rotals ill 10 46 Fotals 11 6 28 The Citadel Davidson and i the ring In the third round the Iwo excited he speaks something else Scare at halo Belmont Abbey 19 1 Hart HAS EASY TIME -something that Grill can't under- IRichmond appear to have definitel --b 'o men stood toe to toe and slueged Campbell 11 Cunningham who set a world record of 3484 in winning this Pitcher Officials: Carter and Hammond positions in the tourney Near the Mr out In the last 30 seconis how- man tirl A oiling Week borderline are Duke defending' HIGH POINT Feb it i Robert Ortiz fresh from Skinner have been named chair- flied for two years the Chatham" ever to McCrady scored heavily title a year ago ran the race the Cuba who speaks Spanish gets champion North Carolina State win EIGHTTEAMS Clemson North Carolina and VM I men of the women's and men's golf girls of Winston-Salem defeated the decision 10 way he liked and won it as he excited and speaks something else The committee not only oi WILL ENTER 1 the teams agree on a play if ()ln seeeedcommittees reSpeetiVely at the ALEIGH Feb 25-Although Park Country club for the 13 A the curtain has been drawn The li htweicht class found Betty Lou of Greensboro 27-5 tn! Jack night to win the Carolinas A A Padgett of The Citadel pitted pleased As he has done in almost 1--something that Gruff can't under all of his races this season the I29-year-old champion was satisfied! Outfielder Roberto Estalalla who senior women's basketball cham-lagainst Benny Alperstein the great WATER MEET essary and select game officials but11939 season Dr flirt is on the winter sports schedules at con' ard North Carolina State college a full Maryland fighter Alperstein put ionship 1 iwith third or fourth place thrcugh has been playing ball in the Unit- also will arrange the time schedulechairman of the pool co Elgin heads the tennis week is ahead of Tech athletes on the pressure in the second and the early and middle stages but States for three years but who's and other minor but important de- The new champions beaten by tails Padgett down for the count' American Enka in arevious en- Hhe with set out after Venzke as soon as the still an alien when it comes to taos tinre adjourning its Sunday group Tina Tuesday at 7:30 Professor ALEIGH Feb 25-0'1-Eight a ant to tne jaw 4" A Mayo chairman of the Johnny Millers intramural boxing counters set up an impregnable New York A runner moved into the language It schools probably will enter defense that did not allow the just before the bell ended! the CITEL TAKES I board of directors announced the will be staged in Frank the lead with three hips to go I Pitcher Rene Monteagudo who round Padgett was ale to finish in i teams in the Southern Conference losers to score until five minutes Pdt 101ore impressive than Cunning- knows a little English but uses members of the sports gymnasium the fratern- gone in the third period good shape however but the de- ham if possible was his fellow it so fast Grill can't get it swimming meet at State col- lity champions taking on the dormi-1 were cision went Al persein a wide lege Friday and Saturday 1 The Hanes Hosiery girls also of horse Don Lash of the Indi-1 And-come next week the Sena I Alexander Frye 'tory winners junior margin Lafort chairman of the Murphy Simpson Jr: Sirs Wednesday the football players Winston-Salem captured the Allen ana state police Lapping every ators will be joined by one A lo wortnen's title by defeating Cremo! Legare of South Carolina conference swimming committee! Baum Mrs I Fiye Mrs STATE TITLE will culminate their off-season one of his rivals at least once the jandro Carrasquel who hails from predicted tonight that several new Pirer Mrs Grady Ross 28-17 Hoosier retained his 5000- Venezuela Griffith has renamed I Faye-Mrs Loins Mrs A drills with a scrimmage at 2 o'clock i of Charleston ll lina staged a slugfest in the welter- s- High Point college freshmen went and Ed Dickerson of North Cato- records would be set Jr Mrs Salisbury Mrs in Riddick stadium which vill be meter championship and in doing him Al Alexander into the finals of the junior men's The diving event probably will leo Stampley behind closed gates Only those weight class Almost from the firs so set a new citizens' and meet Coaching Ortiz has been almost bell the two were slinging dvia be held Friday morning at either I Henderson tkl Trotter division by defeat ing Beeson of record -of 14 minutes 309 seconds' impossible so Griffith borrowed soh Crosland persons presenting their Doc New- mite rights and lefts Both rustici-1' Thi 1 the University of North Carolina Point 41-35 cut 8 secotals oft the mar' The announcement of Gelwick's ton club membership cards will be High from their corners to start tre kCatcher Al Lopez of the Boston 1 or Duke since the diving board at anenintment as tennis prof essional at finals by defeating Ral- McCrary Eagles moved into the he set in the same meet a year Bees for a few days as an inter- the State pool is a few inches short- CHARLESTON Feb '25-o- the club was announced Friday 5 I Also Wednesday Coach Chick Doak 'senior MenS preteo er than the regulation length La- ori-The Citadel Bulldogs tonight' Roye and Essisk guards tyyill can out his hacball candidates eigh 43-33 they round Neither backed up rlin iag-o- hey were swinging with both han Jr of what Lash went out front at the start Grill hates to think 's fort added a clincher on the state basket- CITY-COUNTY I They alreact! have been having round-1 and never let up He kept running going to happen when Alexander I table discussions as a means of getting Angles' while Charlie were the as the round ended Legare proved the most effective Teams expected to compete are ball championship by defeating mains ays i and running as if he could go' gets to town He came over from Oh Washington and Lee defending Presbyterian 55 to 39 to chalk up TO MEET SOON off to a good start wh the arrival 1 A3 March cock one of the best players of RONIN TRIUMPHS 110000 meters just as well as five i Cuba with Monteagudo but got champion State runner-up last their eleventh victory in 12 state Carl Hipp president of the City- 'the tournament was the Capital etbad tour McCrary will meet High Point 1 As he went into the bell lap he turned back year Virginia Tech Virginia Mili- starts and close their best seasonCounty baseball league announced There's one event scheduled during ace the Southern conference bask -1 hard-plinching Jerry Hughes of I had just lapped Miklos Szabo of "They say" said Monteagudo in tary Institute William and many years that the first meeting of nament that nnne of those invited the college for the senior In Marylanthe junior middleweight class d's talk like me so he's put back i his official report "Heem no write Clemson North Carolina and Duke' The Cadets lost only to new year would be held on conference coaches and the working 1 night and for an title Monday Carolina lost to I Hungary and in the last back sss i stretch he put Forest Efaw of in the state race and boast a per- March 14 at Eau! and Crymes for pres) will mi Herman Hickman invitation to the'southpaw slugger Frank Cronin Oklahoma A and and Johnny on sail-away" TAR HEELS IN centage of 917 The Clemson Tigers the have lost only to the Citadel but purpose of planning for the ninth year of competition State college's champion eater and A A tourney at Den- seeded No 1 in the class ucial host for the barbecue to he 'ss Wall of the San Francisco Olympic' Next to pitchers Griffith admits football lin coach ha hecn made of- 'er Colo I What proved to be the deciding he needs most of all Berg and an did not play as many state contests TR A VICTORY i as did the Cadets Mr Hipp is anxious to have all spread at the Raleigh Tennis club Fri- of Inc tournament was fought club a lap behind in him Wa II Ef ao and Szabo finished in that order i immigration expert between Newton Cox ot Maryland representatives from the city or daY March 3 at 5 The Bulldogs had the upperhand MINORS PLAN and Red Sanders of North Carolina NEW RELAY RECORD eottEna noxoso (Starts On First Sports Pagel county of Mecklenburg who desire vsivrs all the way tonight and midway the To the most improved football player! in the senior middleweight class to put teams in the field this sum- at North Carolina Slate college next In the third round Cox backed San- ALL-STAR TIFF The 69th Regiment A A with nierity of Virginia 5 Unieity 08 second half Coach Rock Norman' 1 non-conference group and George- mer at the meeting It is hoped rear will go the Improvement Trophyo COLUalBUS Feb 25--oP- ders into a corner and scored heav- ner running the anchor leg crack- Charley Beetham 600-meter win- town for the freshman teams ran in a full team of subs for athe league can be expanded over whirif Mr and Mrs Paul Ftiok of Burlin ton will present Coach Williams As five-minute workout Burrows Wil- ed an eight-year-old Vvor The Latest ld record Team scores oere: the six clubs that partici part of the nation-wide (Tie- ily with both hands Die Tar Heel son and Sims led the Citadel scor-1year pated last Newton revealed today Coaches Won of baseball's centennial a was covering up and on the ropes in capturing the 1000-meter relay Freshman division- at State college will decide the winnerunique baseball game between when Referee Criswell stepped in ing while Holcombe was top scorer' of the award title in three minutes 172 seconds On Spring and Summer Suitings Georgetown 21 North Carolina the it The Leaksville Blanketeers won teams composed of players from and stopped the fight giving Cox a 20 Davidson 5 Duke 4 Virginia 4 L'Iur Hose the pennant last season and are -Ala- sixt-tenths faster than the previous' all the new shades COLLEGE BASKETBALL every minor league in the country itechnical knockout The time was mark set on March 7 1931 by the 1 and Virginia Military institute 1 expected to be back to defend their acobson (1 Co 1 n' Scholastic-Episcopal high 101U Co-EDS 'title 7 Georgetown University won- 21i Vale 19 'In Li -1- 1 I nitrlfn11 nf tho ritnA I Georgetown 21 North Carolina ril)t litlictnnue aS Tor i 211 Davidson Duke 4 Virginia 4 for the Blue Hose and Virginia Military institute 1 high 10 l'U CO-EDS i Burlington will present Coach Williams 1" part 01 nation-wide ccle- IlY with 110111 1-111C1S Inc jar ne' ed an eight-yeare the six clubs that participated last The Latest i Doci Newton revealect today Coaches ition of hasehalrs centennial a was covering up and on the ropes 14ein capturing the 1000-meter relay old Nvorld record year at State college II decide the winner 11D1Citle baseball game between when Referee Criswell stepped inF title in three minutes 172 secondsF in Sprigng and Summer Suitings The Leaksville Blanketeers wonof the award teams composed of players from and stopped the fight giving Cox a the pennant last season and are -----o-- sixt-tenths faster than the previous! all the new shades COLLEGE BASKETBALr every minor league in the cotintre Ftechnical knockout 'Ihe time Was mark set on 1Vlarch 7 1931 by the I a expected to be back to defend their Army Vi Navy 32 will be played at Coopertown one minute of the third round University of Pennsylvania's won- acobson (1 0 title 7 Georgetown 21i Tale 19 9 Lynwood Duncan of the Citadeli 16:23 1 "He's just the man to talk to MeCRADY WINS 1 Glenn Cunningham still tne milersOme or these foreigners" grunted a master switched to L500 Griffith ''The way things are go In the featherweight class Andy and made it the occasion for Ing now we sound like a row in Gennett of North Carolina and Bob McCrady of South Carolina got his fourth National A A indoor the league of nations" off to some fast fighting Both men championship at that distancei Griffith's problem is not simple used their lefts effectively but on by a crowd of 14000 in Here's what he's up against: Gennett's seemed to pack the most Pitcher Krakauskas a adison Square Garden the peer-! wallop In the second round Gen-1 less Kansan trimmed Gene VenzkeLithuanian who comes from Can-nett found the range with both by six yards in 3 minutes 546 sec- 1 aria Krakauskas speaks English 12! with an accent and when he gets hands and pushed McCrady the ring In the third round the iwol excited he speaks something else Inhn Marshall high Richmond Va LOSE FENC 8: Washington-Lee high Arlington 1 LOSE FENCING dr team on July That date has been i 1 North Dakota University 3 North Da- 312 WILDER BLDG In World Record kota State 31 set aside as "National Association defeated Warren Wilson of Clemsoni Fordham with Frank Slater the I oat 1 set aside as "National Association 4 uuty I nil (one oas peen 1-4 A i 1k1 1111 011 VI "WS- der team defeated Warren Wilson of Clemson: Fordham with Frank Slater the cllIt 01 jo 30 MINUTE SERVICE dr KA I Mt firr the es- by George HAnEL HILL Feb IOWA CITY Ia Feb a il alkno a State 32 South Dakota Nly it was announced anipilitiiiip "1 anchor man was second New York Va 8: McKinley high Washington Trautman of the National asso- lo take me cn a light heavyweight class Va 51The University of Maryland's worn- A quartet of University of Michi-1 with Jim Herbert run- 7: Jefferson high Roanoke Tenn Polytech 41 University of Chats Henry Covington the Clemson ciation of professional baseball i Thomas Jefferson high Richmondlen's Fencing Club defeated North gan 1k'immers using Iowa's long lannoga 39 leaguec Trautman said that each of the the final leg was third and bouts 1 Va 5 Newport News (Va) high i misosci i Stat A 1 Carolina co-eds here today 5 to 4 pool bettereo Yales world imi PP Pt -1i The ous mared the first inter- mark of 8:32 for the 800-yard free Delta State Teachers 43 Arkansas heavyweight who won his first tvH fights by knockouts came out fastitnhinegUniversity of L)wa fourth The Boston A A was badly-boated 3: Belair (Md) high 3 Durham minor leagues would be asked to midway of the round he took a erillegiate competition for both relay here this afternoon Tom Tenchrrs 12 of Ca I i orn ia select one outstanding I fifth and last high 3 Central high Washington 2 tstanding player Punch from is opponent Jim last eams Haynie Jim Welsh Ed Hutchens! stantord University New York university with Jim an Hopkinsville (Ky) I lElaine Danforth of Maryland won and Waldemar Tomski clipped nine- at Los Angeles 32 Gaugler of Virginia Tech and took Herbert running a beautiful open- lic 30 1-21 from Oregon Ill Oregon State 31 'a nine count Gaugler won Georgia 113 Sevyanee Di HAMILTON GOES ing 400 meters but aided chiefly Virginia 23 1-2 Georgetown1a-11 three bouts in which she par- tenths of a second ipated taLlished worlds record Kentucky Intercollegiate tournament FINAL latstiTs by a smart bit of baton-passing PI 1-3: Presbyterian 3 1-3 Guilford Semi-Finals) WITH BISONS IN pounds: Winstead of North Caro- 2 Catawba 1-3 Morehead lat Se 31 urray State 37 i decisioned Derry of CICMSOn between the last two men re- 1 tamed its 1000-meter sprint med- SIXTH TITLE 1 a Western Kentucky Teachers 33 Tran- NASHVILLE Tenn Feb A Hamilton former vice 127 pounds: McCrady of South Caro- I WI-lichee Roars Home First a College in Una decisioncd Gennett of North Caro- icy relay title The Violets' 3Va kis Forest am Davidson 32 Dna foursome defeated the New York It was North Carolina's sixth president and business manager of xi I 37 Richmond 36 i 135 pounds Al perstein of Maryland A C's team by two yards in Citadel elkampionship in the games 33 Presbyterian :19 the Nashville Southern asso (iation rifo ed Padgett of Citadl 11 baseball club announced today he 14? the fast ftireeref-itwo minutes five- pounds: Lega re of South Carolina Crack relay men from George- Florida 31 Auburn 25 I town set new mile relay marks in San Antonio Flandica Arkansas tili Texas A and itx accepted a position with the (-1(Tisioned Dickerson of North Carolina l'enifis 0 i Tennessee 33 Georgia 99 15) pounds: Cronin of Nlisryland de- i Cornelius Warmerdam of the both freshman and non-conference! Buffalo Bisons of the International divisions Tommy Todd of Epis- a Darttnouth 31 Columbia 4a Brown 41 Tuft 31 league visioned Hughes of South Carolina Olympic club San Francisco sue- copal high who equalled the rec-if OS ANGELES Feb third Cornell 13 Prince I ton 97 165 pounds: Cox of Marsland won Ile said he would direct the ere- 1 rom anders of North Carolina i tech- ceeded Dick Gansien of Columbia no rsIn sn in It -1-1nrnrieNrs b-ts InnrilA a copal high who equanect me reel OS ANGELES Feb 25--oP)-- ning third V0 IllytildlZ(21 (II I 37 Richmond the Nashville Southern association Citadel 33 Presbyterian 39 0 Florida 31 Auburn 5 baseball club announced today he In San Anton io Handtca Arkansas 811 Texas A and 3a Tennessee 35 Georgia 19 accepted a position with the Buffalo Bisons of the International Dartmouth 51 Columbia 4a 'league a Brown 11 Tufts 31 I OS ANGELES Feb ning third Cornell 13 Princeton 97 Ile said he would direct the ere- uth Dkota State outh IOWA CITY Ia Feb soa 32 Dakota Day it as announced by George to take the chmpionhip in he 1- 'University 30 Trautman of the National asso- as Flight heavyweight class i anchor man was second NeNa York i university with Jim Herbert run- A quartet of University of Michi-1 Tenn Polyteeh 41 University or ChRt- Ipintirm st cs-sr-1 Liii 1 1-1enry Covinaton the Clemson 1 Trautman of the National asso- Day" it was announced by George 'to take the championship in the anchor man was second New York 1 ilight heavyweight class niversity Nvith Jim Herbert run- ciation of profes sional baseball I Her) Covington the Clemson i ning the final leg was third and the fast time of two minutes live- baseball club announced today he i 145 pounds: re of Smith Carolina I tenths second accepted a position Wit 11 the duciioned Dickerson of North Crolina Cornelius Vsi armerdam of the Of a sa 1 155 pounds: Cronin Buffalo Bisons of the International visioned Hughes of South Carolina of Maryland de- 1 Olympic club San Francisco sue- league Ifi3 pounds: Cox of Maryland won ce He said he would direct the ere- from Sanders of North Carolina tech- -ede Dick Gansien of Columbia vault champion by clearing Dry cleaning and pressing your suit while you via CENTRAL HAT SHOP 106 Trade 0 MO Armory Pennsylvani Harvard 35 ation Of a farm organization for a The Citadel 55 Presbyterian 39 the Bison and hoped to acquire a Hampden Sydney 11 Randolph-Macon Class and two class clubs imin 32 mo Bluefield College Lynehburg Col- -dil te -ly I lege 19 Washington and Lee 85 Virginia Tech Utah Wins Meet 51 Northwestern so Illinois MINNEAPOLIS Feb Ohio State Mt Wiseonsin The University of Utah won the Indiana 19 MintleS0111 :41 fourth annual national intercollegi- Purdue Michigan 211 Kansas 59 Oklahoma 15 ate three cushion telegraphic bit Nlissnuri Kansas State al hard tournament Thursday night Kentucky 51 Vanderbilt 21 compilation of resultF at the UM- COLLEGE GYMNASTICS versity of Minnesota revealed to-the i Army 31 Navy 211 day 5 at on of a farm organization for the Bison and hoped to acquire a Class and two class clubs im- mediately Utah 1VIns Meet MINNEAPOLIS Feb The University of Utah won the fourth annual national intercollegi- ate three cushion telegraphic bit- hard tournament Thursday night compilation of resultF at the Uni- versity of Minnesota revealed to day 5 Mon FEB 270 830 mAsKEn ord in the scholasitc 70-yard high! 4 Nlajor A i Taylor's Seventeen horses went to the post hurdles scored eight points as Whichee scored an upset victory in this last big test before the many as any other team in his di- in the $10000 San Antonio handi- $100000 handicap next Saturday vision cap at Santa Anita park today as Whichce victor by more than Bill Corpening of North Carolina Sorteado and other favored candi- two lengths was timed in 149 2-5 was individual high-scorer with 12 dates ran out of the money in the and paid $13 $6 and 64 Todah paid points including a high jump rec- mile and one furlong race $540 and $4 and Congressman a ord of 6 feet 1 1-18 inches Mary- Nail McCarthy's 7-year-old horse field entry $440 land in winning six firsts set four It was a distinct surprise to the Todah which defeated Seabiscuit new records 40000 fans and dealt a blow to when he went lame last week fin- Howard's Argentine favorite NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE ished second and Congressman Sorteado and Alfred Vander-New York Rangers I Montreal Can- nwned by Fred Turner completed bilt's Heelfly which was permitted diana I (overtime tie) Toronto Roston the rout of the favorites by run- blinkers at the starting gate 384 Major A i Taylor's Seventeen horses went to the post Whichee scored an upset victory in this last big test before the the $10000 San Antonio handi- $100000 handicap next Saturday cap at Santa Anita park today as Whichce victor by more than Sorteado and other favored candi- two lengths was timed in 149 2-5 dates ran out of the money in the and paid $13 $6 and $4 Todah paid mile and one furlong race $540 and $4 and Congressman a field entry $440 Nail McCarthy's 7-year-old horse It was a distinct surprise to the Todah which defeated Seabisctut 40000 fans and dealt a blow to when he went lame last week fin- Howard's Argentine favorite ished second and Congressman Sorteado and Alfred Vander- owned by Fred Turner completed bilt's Heelfly which was permitted rout of the favorites by run- i blinkers at the starting gate as pole nical knockout) 175 nounds: Duncan of Citadel de 14 feet The Lion ace hampered' risioned Wilson of C1CM5011 1 by a recent injury could do no Unlm iited Gaugler of Virginia Tech son better than 13 feet as Sumner Gill i decisioned Covington of Clem I of the Boston A A took second I SEMI-EISA LS RESULTS at 13 feet six inches 12n-ppood: Berry of Clemson demsion- Frank Ryan Columbia's crack ed reeler of The Citadel Winstead of 1 shot putter joined Kotraba in the stordia Carolina deetsioned Dorr of Mary- I list of repeating champions with al Beetem of the University of Penn- decisipped tprthip ot nuke mccrady I A surprise contender Edward 127-pound: Gentle of North ramiipa winning heave of 50 feet 11 inches of Smith Carolina decisioned Ross of orirsop svIvania took second at 50 feet 135-pound: Padget de- of Th Citadel A-4 outdistancing such better- visioned Obrorhia of 3 liginta Tei Al pherstein of Maryland decisioned Carle() known campaigners as Howard of Smith Carolina i Brill of New York third William I 145-pound Lear of South Carolina I dertsioned Worth of The Citadel demstoned As- Dick- Watson of Michigan fourth and' Lilburn Williams of Xavier New 1 CIOn of North Carolina kin of Maryland Orleans fifth 11 Orleans fifth Ii RED RAIDER clilYTTRALL 1E Return Match Iwo Other Exciting Malehm Tickets on Sale at NATIoNAL HAT SHOP tom Tryon Dial 62It Ringiiide SI In Mais Floor 75e General Ad miNsion OFFICIAL 1939 PIEDMONT LEAGUE SCHEDULE )IJ LE CHARLorrE ASHEVILLE DURHAM NOROLK RICHMOND I ROCKY MOUNT! WINSTON-SALEM 71UM VIM COLLEGE TRACK Minnesota 73 Carleton 21 1 niversity of Nebraska 51 KAIISA1 State College ik Northeastern 16 Brown 6 I Read ASHEVILLE April 19 June 1-2-34 June 29-311-July 1 July 24-23-28 May 1-2-3 J11 ly 11-1 2-11 Ai 24-25-26-27' Max' 18-19-2P-2I lune 17-1i-19 Aug 7-8 9 22-23-24 11111P 14-15-16 Aug 3-4 3-fi Apr 27 2R-29-30 July 2'4-4-4 Aug 2R-29-30 Nlay 15-16-17 Apr 24-25-26 July 17-IA-19 July fi-10 Aug 16-1112-13 Jtdy 20-21-22-23 155-pound: Cronin of Mitt- land de-visioned Wootwine of Virgin la Tech frughrs Smith Carolina won over Rion of Clemson 'technical knockout 13612 of second round I 163-pound: Cox of Maryland decisioned Reiser of South Carolina Sanders of North Carolina won from Oliver of Vtt ginia Tech 'technical knockout see-owl round Unlimited! 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