Allen Jay Splits Twin Bill With Pilot High
Allen Jay and Pilot High split a cage twin bill last night at Pilot. The Jay Birds won 49 to 47 in overtime after a 47 all regulation tie with Kenneth Black scoring the winning layup. Ronald Brown led Allen Jay with 12 points, Bobby Dunbar added 11. for Pilot, Lackey and R. Gooch had 13 each. Jay Bird girls fell 50 to 42 as P. Sink led Pilot with 24 and Peggy Powell added 25 for the winners. Two games are set for AJ gym tonight at 7:30 with more action Friday at home.
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Allen Jay
Pilot High
Pilot
Allen Jay Boys
Kenneth Black
Ronald Brown
Jay Birds
Bobby Dunbar
Lackey
R. Gooch
A.J
Jay Bird
Sink
Peggy Powell
Betty Lou Ridge
Ann Morgan
A. J. Gym
A. J. High Schoolers
Trinity Sweeps Seagrove in boys and girls basketball
Trinity defeated Seagrove in a twin bill at Seagrove. The boys won 63 to 28 led by Bowles with 14 points while Parks scored 11 for Seagrove. The Trinity girls won 56 to 42 with Collins totaling 23 and Marsh 22. Free man led the Seagrove girls with 18. Hunting accidents in 1950 claimed about 400 lives in the U S.
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Trinity
Seagrove
Bulldogs
Bowles
Parks
Collins
Marsh
Freeman
Albertson
Sheppard
Aldridge
Brady
W. Davis
Hucks
D. Davis
Fletcher
Parker
Seagrove—Parks
Hunter
Farlow
Kerns
Scott
Wade Agenda Set For Conference Meet In Richmond
Proposals to rename the Southern Conference to the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and to broaden commissioner authority will be discussed at the Richmond meeting on December 14. Hawaii Wade released the draft constitution and amendments. The plan also includes barring freshmen from varsity play, restricting summer training, and limiting players from a single school to 40 in football games.
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Durham
Richmond
Wallace Wade
Southern Conference
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Chapel Hill
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Clemsom
Clem
Jamestown Bows To Madison In Cage Twin Bill
Madison girls defeated Jamestown 26 to 15 with G Manning scoring 14 and Joyce Burns adding eight for Jamestown. Madison boys won 54-41 as Webster tallied 18 and Graham Ray 15 for Jamestown. Jamestown girls are 1 win 2 losses. Tiger boys 0-3. Jamestown to host Summerfield Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Madison
Jamestown
G. Manning
Joyce Burns
Webster
Graham Ray
Tiger
Summerfield
Bowl bids set for Sugar and Gator games on New Year
Maryland will meet Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl and Clemson will play in Miami in the Gator Bowl. Neither school has conference permission. Proposals seek two annual sessions, an extra Executive Committee member, and a codifying committee drafted constitution with amendments from college presidents. Ted Williams has driven in over 1,200 runs in under 10 seasons with the Boston Red Sox.
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Son
Maryland
Tennessee
Clemson
Miami
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ward, George Run One, Two, In. MVP Balloting
The Southern Conference Sports Writers Association named Maryland guard Bob Ward as the conference football player of the year with 88 points. Wake Forest tackle Bill George placed second with 55, Ed Modzelewski tallied 41, and Steve Wadiak of South Carolina had 30. Ward, a 185-pound senior, powered Maryland's undefeated team and will receive the plaque at the Washington Touchdown Club meeting in January. Twenty-one players earned points in the balloting.
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Washington
Southern Conference Sports Writers Association
Maryland
Bob Ward
Ward
Washington Touchdown Club
Bill George
Wake Forest College
Mighty Mo) Modzelewski
Memorial game in Durham funds Gerard fund in Duke UNC clash
Duke and UNC meet in Durham in the Gerry Gerard Memorial program an event funded by players coaches fans and local businesses. Tickets bought by many for high schools or orphans. concessions donated by firms and all proceeds go to the Gerard fund honoring the late Duke coach and official.
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Duke
Durham
Gerry Gerard
Hanes Hosiery
Tona Wesleyan
Carolina
Cage
The
Dairy
Royal Sandwich Company
Sears Wholesale Company
Durham Ice Delivery Company
Gerard Fund
Gerard
Kazmaier Wins 1951 Heisman Trophy in Landslide
Princeton star tailback Dick Kazmaier is the 1951 Heisman winner, capturing 1,777 points the highest total in 17 years of voting. Tennessee’s Hank Lauricella finishes second with 424 votes and Kentucky’s Babe Parilli third with 344. Kazmaier led the nation in total offense with 1,827 yards prior to Saturday’s games.
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New York
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Kazmaier
New York Downtown Athletic Club
Hank Lauricella
Tennessee
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Robert W. Maxwell
Philadelphia
Charley Caldwell and Chuck Taylor Vie for Coach of the Year
United Press write up notes seven coaches in consideration for Coach of the Year awards. It highlights challengers Bob Neyland Jim Tatum and Clarence Munn and pits Stanford's Chuck Taylor against Princeton's Charley Caldwell as top contenders after undefeated seasons and tough schedules.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Charley
Boy
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
Michigan State
Kay Eliot
Diinois
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Iston State
Southern Cal
Santa Clara
San Jose State
Taylor
Chuck
Indians
Caldwell
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N. C
Gerard Memorial
A. B
Bill Currie
the Enterprise
Tatum
Ken Alyta
Associated Press
Frank Spencer
Winston-Salem Journal
Earl Hellen
Greensboro Record
Hellen
Jon McCrary
Lexington Dispatch
High Point High School
Tony Simeon
Bill Hackney
Enterprise
Bob Hedrick
U. S
Wade
NEW Desoto
Southern Motor CO
S. Main ST
George
UNC
Benchleigh
Wright
Wright Office
Sforts
N. Main ST
Neyland
Munn
Eliot
Dodd
Charleys
California
Michigan
UCLA
Oregon State
Wash
Denney
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