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County High School Cage Tourney Opens Tonight
Henderson High Cagers
Meet Townsville First
r: r l« Team* And Five
Telm. Will Battle
for County Honor*
„v. .no fW.
i girls represent Ing schools of
county entered, the Annual
* County High School Bukit
ornament will open tonight at
w fJ warehouse with Henderson
School boys meeting the Towtu
*J*fcool boys. Hendersons high
M ve not entered the tournament
£ l4 only five gtrls teams, and the
boys have decided not to en
saving only f«ve boys teams.
Jarr schools in the tournament will
J z , b Vance. M.ddleburg and Ay
<*Tue*la> night a game had been
■Ltuled for Dabney and Zeb Vance.
!T in ce the boys did not enter from
this will allow only the girls
jV to be played. On Thursday night
grddleburg and Aycock teams.
Zi bovs and girls, will battle. On
night the Henderson boys will
zeb Vance boys, while the win
. ,f the Dabney-Zeb Vance girls
* will be idle. The finals for the
are set for next Tuesday
when the winner of the Hen-
Vance boys game will
the winner o fthe Middleburg
. bovs game, and the winner of
V, yidrileburg-Aycock girls game will
be winner of the surviving girls
Za m the other bracket.
Henderson will make a determined
w ft* the county honors this season.
w Jm Middleburg high cagers will
£.t the greatest tnreat. For two
Henderson has advanced to the
tl . o nly to be nosed out by a single
margin. Last year the Zeb
boys nosed them out by one
while two years ago the Aycock
iff* won by a one point margin
per .he Bulldogs after an extra per
ft ud been played.
I: has been sometime since the Hen
fcnea boys have battled a cage team
Townsville, but a tough scrap
■ expected tonight.
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BATTLE FOR TITLE
Urge Field Entered In
Chapel Tourney to Open
On Wednesday
Chapel Hill Feb. lfi. —Additional
mme* in both boxing and wrestling,
larluding one from Durham Highs
TO! mat champions, has given a large
ud ,'trong field for the 1932 State
High School Boxing and Wrestling
Tournaments, to g;* under way with
fat round matches here tomorrow
•fternoon at 3 o'clock. •
Raleigh High's 1931 boxing chain
had previous entered a team
isi men in defense of their title.
Ihrham also has a strong boxing
!*b entered Leaksville. which sent
of the most outstanding Indi
r*3». boxers last year, is entering
in both tournaments, and Sal
*te'. High has added its list of en
h* for the wrestling tournament.
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Basketball now interests Vernon
Haynes, star end with the Tulaite '
Southern conference football
champions last fall. Haynes plays
center for the Green Wave quin
tet. He’s also a star javelin
thrower.
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OLD LINE CAGERS
Maryland’s Southern Cham,
pions Will Be At Chapel
Hill Friday Night
Chapel Hi!!. Feb. 16.—Maryland's
Southern champions are coming to
Chapel Hill Friday night, and Caro
lina will he host to one of the great
est basketball teams in the South.
The Tar Heels held the Old Liners
to a 26-25 verdict in a previous meet
ing at College Park. If they can shake
the jinx they're fought against the
last two games .and find the basket
in the old style, there should be a
whale of a game, one of the best of
the 1932 season in North Carolina.
These Carolina-Maryland games are
traditionally close, for Carolina played
the Southern champions to two-point
margains on two different occasions
last year. Once they held a tremen
dous lead at half-time, as they led
20-11 in first-half play in the first
Carolina-Maryland game this year.
HENDBIBOH, UK. C.J DAILY DISPATCH- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1932
Devils To Battle State
In Title Contest Toniglit
Raleigh, Feb IS—The Big Five
championship of North Carolina may
be decided here tonight when bas
ketball teams of State College and
Duk® University meet in the Frank
Thompson gymnasium at 8 o’clock.
A freshman preliminary starts at 7
o'clock.
A Duke win will glv® the title to
the Blue Devils for the third year.
Should State win, Duke will either fin
ish in a tie or one game ahead of
Carolina depending upon the outaoce
of the game between State and the Tar
Heels next Tuesday irlght at Chapel
Hill. Duke Is leading the race with
six wine and one lose. Carolina is
second with five viotorles and two de
feats and 9tate is third with three
wins and two losses. State was very
much In the championship picture un-
U1 Wake Forest defeated the Terrors
DAVIDSON PREPARES
FOR ELON CONTEST
Will Be Final Appearance
of Season For Wildcats
On Home Court
Davidson, Feb. 16.—The Davidson
College Wildcat basketball team will
tomorrow night make their last ap
pearance on their home court when
they will be hosts to the Elon Chris
tians. The egame will be played in the
Alumni Gymnasium here, and will
®l a rt at 8:30, instead of the usual
hour of 7:30.
Like several other contests which
the Davidson varsity five have played
this season, this affair was not on the
original schedule.
HENDERSONILS
• TO PLAY NORLINA
I
Local Sextet Not Entered In
Play For Vance County
Honors
Henderson high school girls will
battle the Norlina high sextet here
tonight, for the first time in the his
tory of the school. The girls of the
high school were surprised to play the
Townsville girls in the first of the
county championship series, but since
two of the local girls would be • in
eligible to participate Coach Bryant
has decided not to enter the Hen
derson girls for the tourney.
The high school girls would have
to of sere & weakened lineup against
teams In the county race, and this led
to the decision not to enter the tour
nament. The Norlina girls have a
strong team and promise to give Hen
derson plenty of competition. The
game will be played as part of a dou
ble header, with the boys facing
Townsville in the first game of the.
tournament. I
27-24 Saturday night ait the same time
Duke was Increasing Us championship
hopes by handing Carolina .a 24-18
licking an Duke. State Is out of the
picture now.
Duke defeated State 28-18 at Dur
ham earlier In the season, in frhe*
scrap, State was handicapped by in
juries to Its two regular guards, Capt.
Bud Rose and Gilbert Clark. Clark
could only play a few minutes and
rose was badly hampered. Duke
had Its Injured players In Alpert, cen
ter. and Herb Thompson guard. All
men are apparently well now and wilf
he starters in tonight's game.
State's line-up for tonight will be:
Sam Gurneau, center; Jimmy Brown
and Ralph Johnson, forwards; Capt.
Bud Rose and Gilbert Clark, guards.
Duke will use Carter and Jim
Thompson, forwards; Alpert, center
and Herb Thompson and Shaw, guards
BOXERS aTsTatT
BATTLE MARYLAND
Varsity Will Take Fir»t
Road Trip of Winter on .
Saturday Night
Raleigh, Fi-.b. 16—N. C. State’s
varsity boxing team will take its first
road (rip this winter when H boxes
the Universky of Maryland at Col
lege Park t Saturday night, February
20. Four other matches have been
staged at home. The State yearlings
also go on the road this week-end.
meeting Che Carolina freshmen alt
Chapel Hill.
The bouts will be the last dual ones
for State's teams this year. The var
sity, however, will be represented in
the Southern Conference tournament
at the University of Virginia, Friday
and Saturday. February 26 and 27.
In its four 1932 fights, State has lost
to South Carolina, Duke and Washing
ton and Lee and has defeated V. P. I.
The yearlings hold wins over the
Durham Athletic Club, Duke fresh
men and have been defeated by Oak
Ridge.
STATEINDIL
WRESTLERS MEET
First Varsity Mat Match For
State Is Scheduled For
Tonight
Raleigh, Feb. 16—The first varsity
wrestling match carded for State Col
lege this year will be held tonight
when the Tech grappiers meet the
University Carolina at
Chapel Hill at 8 o’clock. Yearling
teams of the two institutions will ap
pear before the varsity bouts.
The match is the fourth for Oaro-
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Una's tnarsity.- They have mot V. M.
1., V.- P. I.', Washington aud Lee
and Duke University.
The : meet wilt put three of North
Carolina's best wrestlers on the mat.
They are Capt. Smithwick of State
who has lost only one match in three
years in the 145 pound class; Capt.
Tauinas, 156 pounds and Idol, 175
pounds, both of Carolina. These two
men have never been defeated.
State's varsity weights tonight will
be filled by: Evans, *115; Bazemore.
125; Nolem 135; Capt. Smithwick,
145; McLaqren, 155; Sutton, 165;
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Clevenger, 175; and Fry, unlimited.
Carolina's weights are: Hussy, 115;
Mathcson, 125; Woodard, 135; Hiller,
115; Capt. Tsumas, 155; Spell, 165;
Idol, 175 and Auman, unlimited.
Dr. K. H. Patterson
Eyt Sight Sp*ntlitt
Hexdebbon, K.Ci
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