Allen Jay Splits Twin Bill With Pilot Teams
Allen Jay boys win in overtime 49 47 at Pilot High led by Ronald Brown 12 points while Ken neth had a key layup. Pilot's Lackey and R Gooch each 13. Jay Bird girls win 50 42 improving to 3 0. P Sink scores 24 in girls game. next twin bill set for Friday at 1 30 pm.
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Trinity Sweeps Doubleheader Over Seagrove Boys And Girls
Trinity defeated Seagrove in both games at Seagrove. The boys won 63 to 28 with Bowles leading the attack and multiple players scoring for Trinity. The girls triumphed 56 to 42 with Collins scoring 23 and Marsh 22 as Seagrove’s offense struggled.
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Agenda Set For Conference Meet in Richmond
Conference to hear proposals on name change to Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and amendments to by laws. Meeting Dec 14 in Richmond will reaffirm opposition to conference teams in post season football, with commissioners empowered to interpret rules and regulate player eligibility and transfers. Maryland and others opposed post season play. discussions include scholarship limits and transfer eligibility.
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Jamestown Falls to Madison in Twin Bill
Madison girls defeated Jamestown 54 41 as Graham Ray led Jamestown with 15 points. Jamestown remains winless at 0 3 while Madison improves. Jamestown to host Summerfield Friday at 7 30 p.m. in two games at the Jamestown gym.
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College presidents approve amendments and sessions
The executive committee moves to hold two conference sessions yearly. A special committee drew the constitution and college presidents made amendments. Ted Williams, in fewer than 100 seasons with the Boston Red Sox, has driven in more than 1200 runs.
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Tennessee
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Ward George Run One Two In MVP Balloting
The Southern Conference Sports Writers Association voters named Maryland guard Bob Ward as conference football player of the year with 88 points. Wake Forest senior tackle Bill Gosar was runner up, receiving one point, as Maryland’s undefeated team led the ballot. Washington will host the annual ceremony.
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Duke and UNC to fund Durham game gathering
In Durham the Duke and UNC groups agreed to cover costs for the game with players coaches and supporters paying a two dollar contribution. Ushers concession workers athletic directors and football staff will join in the payment while local businesses donate food and drinks for the event. A well known football and track official died in January.
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Kazmaier Wins Heisman Award in Expected Victory
New York Princeton star tailback Dick Kazmaier is the 1951 Heisman Trophy winner. He led in total offense with 1 827 yards and captured the award with 71 points. Runner up Tennessee and Babe Parilli of Syracuse placed third with 344.
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Caldwell Lead-Pipe Cinch For Coach Of Year Honors In 1951
Oscar Fraley reports multiple college coaches remain in contention for 1951 Coach of the Year honors. Chuck Taylor of California emerges as a standout, edging veterans like Neyland, Tatum, Munn, Eliot, and Dodd in preseason chatter amid a rugged schedule and a near undefeated season.
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