Atlantic Christian Bulldogs See Lenoir Rhyne in Pythian Bowl
Lenoir Rhyne Mountain Bears prepare to meet California State Teachers Vulcans in the third annual Pythian Bowl at Salisbury. A sellout crowd of 10,000 was expected as coaches and players analyzed matchups, with key stars and the Bears potent ground attack shaping the tone of the showdown.
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High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Atlantic Christian Bulldogs
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Vulcans
Salisbury
Lenoir Rhyne
Mountain Bears
California State ‘Teachers Vulcans
Clarence Stasavich
Bears
Stasavich
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Elon
Trudnak
Siasavich
Garrett
Coble
Catawba
California State
Bill Jones
Washington (Pa
Natah
O'Hara
Yoder
Bailey
Rabinette
Robinson
Abercrombie
Archibald
Duke and State Lead Pack In Southern Conference Title Path
A fragment filled piece previews Duke and State contending for the Southern Conference crown in spring play. It notes Duke’s strong backcourt with Ber nie Janteki and Shady D Emilio, plus Dick Groat and Carl Glasow. High Point College and High Point High School basketball loom as local bids with freshmen-heavy lineups and fast, rebounding teams.
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Duke
Beal
State
Wolfpack
Blas
Bernie Janteki
Shady D' Emilio
Dick Groat
Bill Fleming
Carl Glasow
Glasow
High Point
Dick Crowler
Indy
American Tournament Scores and Regional Results Summary
Multiple college and service teams posted scores across a regional slate. Notable results include Cincinnati 83 over W. Michigan 77, Toledo 359 to 47 Miami (O) and a mix of wins and losses for Virginia Camp Lee Randolph Macon Towson North Carolina Richmond Loyola (La.) St Benedicts Arnold Vermont New York Tech and others.
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South
Geo. Washington
Pitt Winds Up With Miami Win
Pitt defeated Miami 21 to 7 at the Orange Bowl in a season closer after promising coach Tom Hamilton three straight wins. The Panthers, who had dropped seven straight games, upset bowl-bound Miami as Lou Cimarilli scored twice on line plunges and Bill Sichko added the third scoring play.
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MIAMI
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Tom Hamilton
West Virginia
Penn State
Clemson
Jacksonville
Pitt
Lou Cimarelli
Bill Sichko
Kavee
Open Classification Gains Assent as Radio- TV Split Likely Denied
Major league meetings open with virtually assured approval of the Pacific Coast League open classification. Proposals to reduce the player limit from 25 to 23 and to ban recalling optioned players on 24 hours are likely to be rejected. A revenue-sharing plan with the minors is expected to be dismissed. Trades are anticipated to resume after a stalemate in Columbus. Names like Williams Musial Doby Furillo Snider Blackwell Spahn Garver surface as likely to be involved in big deals.
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New York
PCL
Columbus
Yankees
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Larry Doby
Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Ewell Blackwell
Warren Spahn
Ned Garver
Meyer Spread Sweeps Through Southwest As Coaches Proclaim It Best For All Offenses
Meyer Spread gains prominence across the southwest as high school coaches and colleges adopt Dutch Meyer’s formation. SMU Baylor Oklahoma and Arkansas use it with Texas Christian and others noting its run pass options and blocking efficiency. The piece highlights Meyer’s strategy and its reception among coaches amid broader debates on football styles.
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Harry Arayson
NEA
New York
Meyer
Eveat Southwest
Blackie Sherrod
Fort Worth Press
Dutch Meyer
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Los Angeles Coliseum
Jesse Hill
St. Lawrence
Rochester
Yellow Jackets
Louis A. Alexander
Judge condemns Bradley president over basketball scandal
In Peoria, Judge Saul Streit criticized Bradley University President David Owen for alleged moral debasement of three players amid a game-fixing case. Owen and Bradley officials rejected the verdict as unfair, defending his conduct as honest and in the school’s best interests.
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David Blair Owen
New York
Bradley University
Owen
Bradley
Saul S. Streit
Streit
Gene Melchiarre
George Chianakis
William Mann
George Luthy
David Owen
Becker Bowlers Meet Police Team at Arcade Alley
Becker Tailor's bowling team hosts the Thomasville Police Club tonight at Arcade Alley. Start time is 2:30. Becker lists Pop Gris som Sherman Cochrane Charlie Stout Paul Bullin and manager Bob Cecil in the lineup as they face the law enforcement squad. Organized with High Point and Thomasville Recreation Departments. Tulane to play three games this season against Georgia Tech Florida and Alabama.
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Thomasville Police Club
Becker
Thomasville Law Enforcers
Becker Crew
Bob Cecil
Pop” Grissom
Sherman Cochrane
Charlie Stout
Paul Bullin
Cecil
High Point
Thomasville Recreation Department
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Florida
Alabama
Campbell's Esso North State Tie For Bowling Lead
Campbell's Esso and North State Telephone Co. finished the week tied for first in Recreation Bowling League. Highland Container teams clashed with Office defeating plant twice, creating a three way push for a four team playoff to decide the champion. A manager’s meeting set plans to end the split season with a final playoff as the race tightens.
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Recreation
Campbell
Esso
North State Telephone Co
Highland Container
Plant
HPC Meets First Loop Test At 8
High Point College faces Atlantic Christian in Harrison Gymnasium at 8 in the North State Conference opener. Coach Bob Davis and Coach Jack McComas bring young squads seeking early season success. Reid Ingraham versus Ed Sueta headlines the Big Man duel as HP tackles early scoring droughts and aims to start fast after a slow start. Junior Varsity opener at 6:45 precedes the main game.
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Panthers
Harrison Gym
Atlantic Christian
Wilson Invaders
Bob Davis
Davis
ACC
Guilford
High Point
McCrary Eagles
Quint
Asheboro
David
Jesse Joyce
Tony Lisk
Ed Sueta
Bobby Davidson
Paul
Roly-Poly) Pryor
McComas
Everett Casey
N. C. State College
C. Q. Smith
Atlantic . Christian
Reid Ingraham
Ingraham
Sueta
Panther
McCrary
Harrison Gymnasium
Service Player Kappler Joins Army Hawaii Cage Team
Hugo Kappler co-captain of last year's UNC basketball team is in the Army stationed in Hawaii. He is playing on the service cage team on the islands.
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Chapel Hill
Hugo Kappler
University of North Carolina
Hawaii
Islands
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