Hi Toms face reshaping as Hi Toms look to Carolina League move
Baltimore hosts a national minor league convention where Hi Toms executives and ex majors Mace Brown and Ernie White discuss a possible Major League farm system deal. The meeting may prompt Hi Toms to switch from North State to Carolina League with Major League affiliations in play.
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Hi-Toms
Thomasville
High Point
Jim Gruzdis
Mace Brown
Ernie White
Hi- Toms
Martinsville
North State Loop
Gruzdis
Boston Braves
Hickory
Rebels
Western Carolina Loop
Mustangs Fall Short Of Deadlock
Notre Dame edged SMU 27 20 as Kyle Rote broke the game open with 115 rushing yards and three scores while Doak Walker watched from the sidelines. Bob Williams led ND with 165 passing yards and two touchdowns as the Irish halted SMU's late drive at the seven with four minutes left to seal an unbeaten season.
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Harold V. Ratliff
A. P
Dallas
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Southern Methodist
SMU
Latch
Kyle Rote
Doak Walker
Walker
Rote
Kyle
Bob Williams
Potent Gamecocks thump Citadel 42 to 0 in homecoming rout
South Carolina blitzed The Citadel 42 to 0 in a Southern Conference clash. Steve Wadiak led the offense with three touchdowns as the Gamecocks ran and passed to domination from start to finish before about 14 000 fans.
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Alderman Duncan Charleston
S. C
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Citadel Bulldogs
Citadel
Carolina
Steve Wadiak
Wadiak
Bishop Strickland
Bill Killey
Jack Chandler
Jack Kincaid
South Carolina
Prezioso
Cadets
Strickland
Ed Pasky
Jim Pinkerton
Cas. Ad
Pinkerton
Killoy
Notre Dame Tops SMU in Hair-raising Win
Notre Dame defeated Southern Methodist 27 20 as the Irish rallied from 20-20 to seal an undefeated stretch. Coach Frank Leahy called the Irish the greatest team he ever coached while SMU star Doak Walker praised the Irish defense and line play.
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Tex
Dee
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Leahy
Fighting Irish
Mustang
SMU
Matty Bell
Doak Walker
Walker
Leon Hart
Emil Sitko
Bob Williams
Kyle Rote
America
Rote
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Shrine Bowl grid scores and college results
AP grid scores report North Carolina 20 South Carolina 7 Notre Dame 27 N M U 20 Auburn 14 Alabama 13 South Carolina 42 Cincinnati 33 Toledo 13 Evansville 22 Hillsdale 7 Morris Brown 33 Texas College 28 Camp Lejeune 40 Boston Naval Base 0 Johnson Smith 20 Allen 12 iodine bowl notes
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South Carolina
Notre Dame
M.U
Auburn
Alabama
the Citadel
Cincinnati
Toledo
Evansville
Hillsdale
Morris Brown
Texas College
Camp Lejeune
Boston Naval Base
Johnson Smith
Allen
College basketball scores from various matchups across two conferences
The list reports final scores for numerous college basketball games. Notable results include St Johns Brooklyn defeating an unspecified opponent 96 to 47, Tennessee beating Tennessee Tech 69 to 62, Colgate 78 over Toronto 35, Wisconsin 63 over Marquette 48, and Indiana Central 61 over Kentucky 84. The tallies cover teams like Georgia Tech, Purdue, Minnesota, Florida, and Virginia Tech among others.
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Appalachian
Kannapolis
Catawba
Hanes Knitters
Georgia Tech
Chattanooga
Georgia
Clemson
Marshall
Concord
West Virginia
Davis & Elkins
Purdue
Depauw
Kent State
Miami
Duquesne
Akron Goodyears
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Richmond
Virginia
Randolph-Macon
Minnesota
Loyola
Xavier
Franklin
Town State
Luther
Wisconsin
Marquette
St. John's
Brooklyn
Ft. Monmouth
Dartmouth
Vermont
Washington & Jefferson
St Vincent
Colgate
Toronto
Maine
Bates
Kentucky
Indiana Central
Louisville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Baldwin Wallace
Youngstown
Tennessee
Tennessee Tech
Providence
Assumption
American U
Brooklyn Poly
Bridgewater
Lynchburg
Virginia Tech
Maryland
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Bellot
Washington
St. Louis
Westminster
Lenoir Rhyne
Wofford
Drake
Cornell
Western Kentucky State
Morehead
State
Case
Denison
CCNY
Lafayette
Arkansas State
Southeast
Louisiana
Oklahoma A&m
Univ of Arkansas
Canisius
Oregon State
Temple Univ
Vanderbilt
Univ of Detroit
Ont
Cornel
Gettysburg
Buffalo Univ
Alfred
Wilt Wins National AAU 10 000 Metre Cross Country Title
Frederick Wilt, an FBI agent and Indiana University graduate, won the national AAU 10,000 metre cross country championship in Detroit. He covered the Warren Valley Country Club course in 30 minutes 31 seconds, leading a field of 70 runners while competing for the New York Athletic Club.
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Frederick Wilt
FBI
Indiana University
New York Athletic Club
Warran Valley Country Club
Simeon’s North Carolina Stars Rout Shrine Bowl Opponent
Simeon’s North Carolina all stars overwhelmed South Carolina 20 to 7 at Memorial Stadium in the 13th Shrine Bowl. Led by Billy Williams Fred Matthews Harold Carter and Bobby Joe Mickey the Tar Heel preps produced a dominant first half and with Carter and Yarborough key plays. The win capped a rapid team build by Simeon’s week of practice and featured standout performances from Matthews on defense and Mickey as place kicker.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Bill Hackney
Memorial Stadium
Tony Simeon
North Carolina High School All
Ken Yarborough
Mickey
Williams
Matthews
South Carolina
Palmetto
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Yarborough
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High Point
Notre Dame
Palmettos
Billy Gardner
Ralph Durham
Greenville
Parker
Mickey and
Durham
Johnny Gray
Burlington Husky
Jimmy Cox
Camden
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