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HIGH TOURNAMENT IN N. C. COLLEGE GYM.
Wash. High Cops 10th Straight
Locals Even
Score With
Durham Outfit
Ralegh Ihe Washington Fligh
school eagers, showing brill ant
xorm and nearing perfection swift
ly, turned on the steam and pro
ceeded to add its tenth straight
victory w th a decisive victory over
Hillside High in Durham. The lo
cals completely outclassed the Hill
side quint and gained sweet re
venge over this team that defeated
tflem earl er in the season and won
25—14.
Playing in the Hillside auditorium
in L’ihuam before hundreds of fren
zied spectators, the Washington H
basketeers served notice on Dur
ham fans that they would return
with the classiest outfit in the
sh p, when the tournament con
vees March Bth and 9th at N. C.
Conference to lirt tne champlon
btate College.
Starting fast the Raleigh lads,
lead by taeir scoring star Haggle
Smith, found the old basket wit.
spectacular shots and drew away
at a 10 point lead before the half,
having allowed H-llside only two
points and leading 12 2.
After ‘ the recess the Durham
boys found the going better and
succeeded in piling up a few more
points but were never able to
match the superior passing, the
spectacular shooting and the Con
sent defense of their visitors.
Ihe end was never in doubt as
the -Washington Hi eagers gave
dne of the r best performances an
the score was 25—14 in their fav
or when’ the whistle ended the
game.
Smith high scorer lead the of
fense while Chavis was defensive
star for the Washington H’gh boys
ably cocahed by Prof. Chas. Wil
liams and. his assistant J. Baker.
Coach Burnett's Hillside charges
looked godb, however and have
their eyesaon ■ the championsh ps
already holding a vicOtry over the
Raleigh aggregation.
N. C, College In
Spring Grid Drills
OQO
Durham—fifteen freshman a
long with all the regulars who will
return next year have reported to
Coach, Leo’ Townsend at North
Carolina State for spring training.
Coach Townsend began his drills
a week ago and plans to con
tinue until the middle of March.
Calithetics featured the first few
days but as soon as the boys were
limbered up, signal drills were be
gun, On last Monday, light scrim
mageing were held and plays ex
ecuted.
Led by Captain Battle, star end
guard, these men went thru tough
running and tackl-ng drills.
Much fairly good matreial has
been discovered by Coach 1 own
send and he expects to have a
sopohmore backs eld when play be
show promise:. The State back
gins next fall, these uads seem to
field has bene handicapped during
the past season because of lack
of versality inthe reserve backs a
situaiton that Coach Townsend ex
pects to coreCt with some of his
finds among the freshman work-
ing out the spring
Accurate passers, fast shifty run
are shwoing up in this group
Shaw Girls Break
Even on Trip
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Baleigh The Shaw University fe '
male quint played two games, one '
with Bennett which they lost and
another wth Livingstone which ;
they won. The game scheduled
with Winston-Salem Teachers Col- '
lege was postponed.
Ihe local girls Coached by Prof.
Lionel Cooko, found the Trent
coached team at Bennett a little I
tough and went down before th s
fast team 29 11.
However Shaw opened fast a
gainst Livingstone and drew away
1,0 win, outclassing their ri- j
als all thru the game.
she Shaw girls hold victories of
Gainer and Fayetteville State Nor
mal. Creecy and M. Cook were
) oest for Shaw.
me Shaw boys meet J. C. Smith
eagers in the Sha,. gym Thursday /•
night, tins game having been post- I
polled last 1 uesday, which was
ur-ginai schedule date.
Three State Teams to
Play Baseball
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-uuiam i>orm <-arolma State
Has joiiieci its sister senool A. alld
.. ana j. Smith. Univers ty m
| -ii.oi mg oaseoaii teams ni CIA/A
I -ompetiUoll.
I uoacn 1 ownsend plans to open ■
practice as soon as he can finish
wixii ms spr.ng loofioall drills.
j iiavuig Deen lorcea, to aoandon
ciieir oasKeiball sciieauie because
...ur gym coiuu not oe completea I
the Eagies pian to make up lor 11 j
i wiin a uaseoaii squad Inal will do ’
justice to liie age-old tradition or
o -ou x-ugit, baseball teams.
I nas again been placed
i ...o uirvi rooster aner a long
; -oocnee during wnicll Ume, Ameri
| -a s pastime was forgotten in Coioi
cd intercoileg ate circles save tor
occasional teams at Va. State and
one or two other schools.
iWost of the Va. schools along
with, howard, Lincoln Morgan and
xiiuetield al’e expected ot enter base
ball squads. Shaw and St. Aug.
nave def nitely decided against ’
oaseball, leaving only three North
Carolnia schools to participate.
State Gym Ready For
Boys Cage Tourney
Q Q Q ,
Durham The new North Caro-
lina State Gymnasium with Its
smooth slick floor, its adequate
accomodations and its standard
court space, is ready for the ref
erees whistle to start the 1935 N.
C. H.S.A.A. Basketball tourna
ment for boys in Eastern North
Carolina.
Elaborate prpearations are being
. made to entertain the two day
tourney n the Bull City on March
dth and 9th.
The spacious building has bleach
ers on the' main floor for spectat
ers and sleeping quarters for 30
i visitors along with 12 shower
baths and ample dressing rooms
in the basement. ,
Mnay teams are expected to eQ
‘ ter from this section.
[ The Hillside Hgih quint of this
city is expected to go far in the
touiney but expects strongest com
petition from Washington High in
Raleigh, Pinehurst Hi and Johnson
County Training School of Sm th
field. The winner of this Eastern
tourney will battle in the State
Gymn against an opponent rom the
West for the State cage Crown.
The Girls Eastern elimination
takes place liF Raleigh at the
Shaw Gym Friday and Saturday,!
March Ist and 2nd.
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Tennessee. The tournament is to be played in Alumni Gymnasium of Knoxville College on March 8 and
AWARDS (Left to RighD—High Point Man of Tourney, teco-nd Place Team, Championship Tea 1 ,
Third Place Team, Most Outst",r.fir: z Individual Player.
AS W E SEE 11
LEM’ GRAVES, Jr.
oUo ——.
1 lie I «-iiris uasxetoau to-i-
«
iiaiuciiL »or me. c-asicrn a.str.CL be
gins at uudW oyin 11 ivaieiga
I'Notwitnstandlng its galaxy oi en-
'o v»e . i.O u->-uiiie l— o 0v..1.
.astic over tins tourney because --
me calibre ot basKetban trial most
oi tilese team play, riowever it will
be very interesting aio**g towaru
.he last when the going gets tougu
-..u me giris gets mad. then we n
nice to see the fight. Having o**iy
seen a few or uie r_ sSxtets in opera
tion we can't name a winner tiow
eer we have learned to respect tu<_
werry O Kelly lassies wno took one
oeaiing from Washington High ana
-ame back for a victory, she f-iiil
o ue sextet of Murnam and the Gar
ner tossers might go far and our
own Washington high gl'ils can be
jepended on for a good showing.
We must however express con
tempt for the girls rules used by
most of the high schools and to be
used in the tournament. Any game
chat keps e.ther one half or an
other half of the team completely
mactive and out of everything
seems foolish. We sincerely hope
that the girls will begin to play
real basketball next year.
¥**»**»*
How the real fireworks begin
when the boys start over in Dur
nam. We wouldn’t miss this for
-.r.ything. We are even going so far
as ot pick a select group to which
,ve look for upsets and whatveei
n the line or excitement is ih
-.’.orj for us. We highly recommenc
ais tourney to the basketball fan.,
-mohasizing the quarter finals,
•emi-fir-als and the finals. From
Basketball Court At
Mary Talbot Home
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Raleigh A smooth well built
basket ball court has been made
on a vacant lot adjacent to the
Mary Talbot Home playground for
the use of City children in that
ground director and assistant coach
Community by Mr John Baker, play
of Athletics in the local high
school.
The Carolina Tribune,
Arhat we’ve seen there w 11 be plen
t y of action and how,
if you’re there watch Durham,
rinehurst, Wrilson,- Smithliled, and
Raleigh along with the others. }
V/e pick the Wash ngton High
-agers of Raleigh to be the class
of the tour Hey, on their past
record of 12 wins three losses and
10 straight victories and the abil
ity to bear down when the occas
ion demands, along with smooti
passing, good shooting, strong ’ de
fense and a definite aggregation,
we feel that these lads might go a
long way but you can never tell
anyth ng cDa happen so don’t mis*
it.
THOUGHTS We wonder if the
absolute intolerance for player in
subordination on the part of
Coaches Williams and Baker at
Washington High accounts in any
part for theil’ athletic success this
yera.
year.
We remember how they took the
uniform from Johnny Jones, foot
ball captain and Joe Watkins, ace
quarterback from Kittrell because,
these Coaches preferred to run the
team themselves. After losing these
two stars before the season open
ed they started with nothing and
evolved one of the best grid out
fits in this section.
Then in basketball Haggle Smith
and Bo Crump, two of the nicest
cage stars in North Carolina, have
been benched or- yanked when
when they demonstrated the least
b t of that element that means the
ruin’ng a team. Other of our less
successful teams haven’t seemed
to have had the advantage so that
kid of rigorous' training.
The court is fairly smooth and
will be much better when it has
been used some. The backboards
are very substantial and are pla c "
de on iron poles, set in cement
bases. The baskets are attached
i'irmly and Coach Baker plans to
develop a regular basketball team
at the playground to play the mi
nor h’gh teams. All youngsters in
that section that the playground
accomodates will be taught the
game and will rceeive exercise
a nd recreation.
oaints Record
i weirm Straight
uom erence Loss
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ixpieigh ine St.
oasKeioaii squua returnea last
wceK from a' tour ot va.. will*,
unee uexeats in as many games
.un-ung tne.r string ot consecutive
-onierence losses to IZ as against
uo conference wins.
Making meir first stop at Law
renceville tile Saints engaged tlien
sister school but took —_•
uruDD Ug trom the St. Paul boys,
altiio they made a splendid show
ing against St. Paul belore the
1-awrencveille quint got revenge
with a decisive victory.
she Saints juorUeyed to Peters
burg to take on Coach Barnes
1 rojans but fuond these lads w.th
championship aspirations and sue
cumbed before the onsluaght to
the utne of 48—26.
This trip to R chmond proved
io better as the Panthers too 100
longingly upon the emblem of con
MOLLY AUSTIN
TheSiufsHer
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LATH ALSTON,
Manager
Durham, N. C.
Saturday, March 2nd, 193%
Basket -Ball Matches
To Be In Durham
Friday & Saturday
State College Alumni Donate Trophies For
Cage Tourney, March Bth. and 9th.
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Girls Cage Tourney
In Raleigh
——oOo—
Raleigh—The Eastern North Car
olina Girls Basketball tour name n.
opens at tire bnaw umvers.ty oym
uasium at 9 o'clock Friauy mo.-
ing and a two-day elimination be
gins to determine tne ciiampiox--
ai c-astern norm v>aroi-na.
iwenty-nve entries are expo-,
cu ana a wen organized prugia.-
octiool. Ih© local nave pus..--
ioiward and have icund a nv./ ,
star in IVlCCnmmon, sure-shoot
loiward. lire Derry O'Kelly sex,-,
ot Method has improved veiy
6 nuuy m reecm. games
promises to upset a lew team—
-arner Filgh also presents an ---
proved aggregation and all c».-
aences point to fair success •-*
coach Meriman Hills Garner enu>.
Ono of the States best gum
teams is that of the night senoo.
of Apex, coached by Prof. Fred,
Allen.
must be arranged in order that i. -
eliminations might be furnished an
the sectional champ declared be
fore the closing time Sautrday nite
Several well balanced sextets are
expected ot supply the fireworks
for the play.
The local Washington High team 1
is especially strong having several
victories to their credit in inter
scholastic play. Altho their star
and captain Austin is benched
pending investigation into alleged
ineligibility and may be kept out
of the tourney because of com
plaint filed by Berry O’Kelly
ference superiority and they set
the Sa.nts down without ouncuiiy
or delay, thus enhancing tneir
own position by a 45—24 score.
In ecah game however the Saints
strove hard and at times s
player shone for his consistent
work but at notime Could - the r
play macth the far superior pass
ing and defense eystem of their
portent*.
she Saints have lost two games
apiece to Union, St. Paul, Va.
' State and Smith and one apiece
I Shaw, A. and T. Hampton and LTn
coin.
I The Saints meet Shaw at home
i on March sth for a *e cond B ame
' in that serie*. They also have a
second game with the A. and 1
. Aggies..
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Large, roomy buses operate oa frequent scheArfßß
to the different parts of the city. Ride them IRO
Always look for the YELLOW BUS
Durham Public Service Co.
DURHAM, N. C.
By F. C. Burnett
Plans nave been perrected lor Uie
,\ortnea»iern bec.ional tournament
ot the North Carolina Negro High
□cnool Atmetic to be
neid in tne N. C College Gym
nasuim, Friday and Saturday Mar.
3 tri and 9th.
No stone is being left unturned
to make the Tourney one of the
most successful in sporting aanale
in the hirtory of the atato by
ciais in charge.
file N. C. College Alumni As
sociation has donated five sterling
Silver basketball watch charm* to
be given ot the five beet players
reapeccivt- positions, these
live boys will make up aD *AH
1 ournament” team. The neighbor
hood store has uonated a silver
loving cup to be given to the play
er show.ng the best part of eport
xnnastyp <|ur4ng |pe tournament,
lhe runner-up iu the tournament
will receive the tournament ball,
lhe winner of the trophy will re
ceive no trophy for the reason that
this team uatomatically io made
eligible to play in the play-off
where they will meet the winner of
the Southeastern tournament there
to receiv the trophy of the Eastern
, Th's play-off is to be held in the
championship of the runner-up
N. C. College gymnasium on Mar.
11th.
There are many N C. Collego
grads coaching teams in thia esc
tion, as a result many teams aTO
expected to be present. Fifteen
teams hvae already sent in entry
blanks. Approximately fifteen ad
ditional teams are expectional to
send in blanks before the time ex
pires.
Advance dope gives hte teams in
the northeastern section tlfe edge.
However. Raleigh, Smithfield,
son Durham and Chapel Hill pro
mise stiff competition.
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