Loop Proxy Hopes To See Maryland Clemson Remain
Frederick Md uh Max Arrington president of the Southern Conference says he’d hate to see Maryland and Clemson expelled after accepting bids to post season bowls. He notes possible disciplinary action at Richmond meeting next Friday. Farrington, athletic director at George Washington University, spoke to publicity directors and PR officials. Conference may consider a rule banning member participation in games. Farrington defends Southern Conference amid criticism of college sports commercialization.
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George Washington University
District 4
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Terps
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Ivy League
Saddler DeMarco Thriller Ends in Split Decision
Billygoat Paddy DeMarco defeats featherweight champion Sandy Saddler by split decision at Madison Square Garden, sparking postfight anger from Saddler and his camp while DeMarco eyes a lightweight title shot against Jimmy Carter. Judges diverge 3-2, 6-4, 6-3-1 with AP and most writers tipping DeMarco.
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New’ York
Paddy DeMarco
Jimmy Carter
Sandy Saddler
Allen Jay boys sweep Colfax in doubleheader win
Allen Jay high school trounced Colfax 61 29 in the nightcap as the Jay Bird boys extended their unbeaten streak to four and the A J. girls topped Colfax 60 32 for their third win. Scorers include Allen Jay Brown 11 Elks 19 and Paris 12 for Colfax, while Powell 1 Morgan 6 and Ingram 5 led the girls.
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Lendreth
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B. Crutchfield
Needham
Lawrence
Pegg
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Elks
K. Black
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Warner
Dunbar
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Powers
Pegram
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Rodden
Yarborough
White
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Hi. Stutts
Hilliard
Ronald Brown
Billy Ellis
Tommy Younts
Duke Meets Bradley Tonight
Duke hosts Bradley University in a key matchup as revenge for a 93-58 loss last season. Star guard Dick Groat leads Duke with two sophomores and senior center Carl Glasgow, while Bradley returns only one letterman, guard Leroy Ott, against a Duke squad already 3-0 this season.
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Bradley University
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Peoria
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Rudy D’embilio
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Letterman
Bill "Fleming
Carl Glasgow
Blue Devil
North Carolina
Leroy Ott
Dick Geelzer
Lee O'Connell
Stan Albeck
Sanother
John Riley
Harvey Babetch
Joe Remelsberger
Ott
Lambeau Quits As Card Coach After One Year
Chicago AP reports Curly Lambeau resigns after one season as coach of the Chicago Cardinals. He cites constant front office second guessing and harassment as reason. Lambeau, famed for guiding the Green Bay Packers to six national championships, had taken over the Cardinals last year.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Green Bay Packers
Jay Birds Edge Opponents With Strong Board Play
Five men played on the floor last night as Arthur Black and Younts did the good work for the Jay Birds under the boards. Next week Allen Jay hosts two strong county foes Sumner Tuesday and Jamestown High Friday.
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Younts
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Sumner
Jamestown High
Lindale Milkmen Extend Lead In Industrial Bowling League
The Lindale Milkmen stretched their lead in the Industrial Bowling League by defeating the Post Office team three times as averages rose weekly. The Marietta Painters sit two games back with a chance to overtake. The Enterprise Club, last place, upset the Becker Tailors two games as Harvey of Lindale posted high game 125 and Scott of Diamond Full another 124.
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Lindale
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Locked In Close Combat At Miami Tourney
At the Miami Open after two rounds four players shared first with 132 totals: Bob Hamilton Evansville Toney Penna Cincinnati Tommy Bolt Durham N C and Sammy Snead White Sulphur Springs W Va Also Doug Ford Harrison and Jim Turnesa Briarcliff were at 133 while Jimmy Demaret Ojai Chandler Harper Portsmouth Marty Furgol Lemont and Pete Cooper White Plains were at 135 Hamilton shot 65 in round two saying a 61 or 62 would have been possible with a better putter Penna posted 66 while Snead and Bolt each shot 68 keeping the leaders tightly bunched with two rounds remaining.
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Evansville
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Durham
N. C
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Doug Ford
Harrison
Jim Turnesa
Briarcliff
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Marty Furgol
Lemont, MI
Pete Cooper
White Plains
N. Y
Hamilton
Money in Bank Melbourn e Davis Cup doubles shine
In Melbourne the American duo Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert crushed Adrian Quist and Geoff Brown 7 5 6 4 6 3 to win the Victorian Tennis championships final. Chunk Simmons, a former UNC track ace, trains at a Los Angeles art school and aims for the Olympic trials.
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Melbourne
Ted Schroeder
Tony Trabert
Money In the Bank
Adrian Quist
Geoff Brown
Ruxner
Chapel Hill
Chunk Simmons
University of North Carolina
Los Angeles, Calif
Stanky Expected to Be Cards Manager Today
Eddie Stanky was slated to become St Louis manager after a key huddle between Cardinals President Fred Saigh and Giants officials. The deal centered on Max Lanier and Chuck Diering going to the Giants, with Stanky seeking a major league managing job after nine seasons with four clubs.
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Eddie Stanky
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Chuck Diering
Marty Marion
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Lanier
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Munger
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Leo Durocher
Diering
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Expert play on a bridge hand from last year’s championship
A detailed account of a National tournament hand where West opens with king of hearts and shifts to queen of diamonds. Experts win the second trick with an ace or king of diamonds, draw two trumps, then test the clubs. The declarer’s optimal line avoids two club tricks by cashing top diamonds and letting opponents capture a diamond, with precise dummy play depending on East or West carding.
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Raleigh editor wins Mayflower Cup for nonfiction book
Jonathan Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer received the Mayflower Cup for the best North Carolina non-fiction book of the year. He won for Man of Independence about President Truman, becoming the first to win twice, with Society president Justice S. J. Ervin Jr. presenting the award.
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Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
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Ae Sane
Society of Mayflower Descendants
North Carolina
Supreme Court
S. J. Ervin Jr
Med School Dean Enters Narcotics Cure in Louisville
Dr. Donald Slaughter, dean of the University of South Dakota medical school, admitted to a federal narcotics hospital in Louisville for treatment of a drug addiction. He had overseen human pain-threshold tests contributing to two deaths last August, and his colleague noted his drug use and despondency preceding his decision to seek treatment.
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Michalek
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More Old Belt Markets Close As Flue-Cured Prices Steady
United Press reports tobacco prices on the Old Belt flue-cured markets held steady yesterday with most changes between one and two dollars per hundred pounds. Quality declined while volume was heavy on larger markets. Kenbridge and South Hill Virginia finished their sales as the Middle Belt closed with Fuquay Varina. Virginia fire-cured sales on Thursday totaled 335 236 pounds at 38 61 per hundred. A new plant protection method tests root feeding chemicals to render the plant temporarily toxic to insects.
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Old Belt
Federal States Crop Reporting Service
Kenbridge
South Hill
Middle Belt
Fuquay- Varina
Virginia
Stamp taxes hidden in cigarette prices spark debate
North Carolina officials and tobacco experts warn that federal cigarette and liquor taxes are not clearly shown on stamps or price tags, masking the true tax portion of a pack. They urge explicit disclosure to inform consumers about how much is paid to the government and to curb misleading comparisons with education funding.
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North Carolina
United States
Phil Hedrick
Veterans’ Training
Wilkesboro
Veterans’ Farm Training Program
Wilkes
Wilkes Telephone
Wilkes County
High Point
City of
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Bethe
Heighs
Area District 3
Harrison Street
Graves Street
Graves Streets
Moon Street
Lois W. Smith
Tigers Split Twin Bill With Summerfield
Jamestown and Summerfield split a cage twin bill last night in Jamestown. Summerfield girls won 42 31 and Jamestown boys won 51 28. Smith led Summerfield with 14 while Barnes had 13 for Jamestown girls. Graham Ray led Jamestown boys with 13. Bowman scored nine for the losers. Jamestown visits Draper Tuesday and Allen Jay Friday.
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Tigers
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Barnes
Graham Ray
Bowman
Draper
Allen Jay
New Eruption Bolsters Homeless in Philippines
Violent earthquakes cracked open the earth at Mt Hibok Hibok’s foot as lava ash and rock streamed down the slopes. Refugees crowded Mahinog on Camiguin Island with 10,000 awaiting transport to Mindanao amid food shortages. U S Air Force planes delivered 7,000 pounds of food and a Philippine naval vessel ran a rice shuttle between Mahinog and Mindanao. Recovery of bodies lagged with only 266 found of an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 victims.
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Hibok-Hibok
United Press
Camiguin Island
Mahinog
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Philippine Naval
Mindanao
Stranger Hoodwinks Seven Year Olds In Philadelphia
Seven year old twins Herman and Richard Braksator saved three dollars each for Christmas gifts. A stranger offered Richard four dollars for three, took the money, and sent them to a nearby store where he did not appear.
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Herman
Richard Braksator
Richard
Two Large Ns Close In Heat and Hot Water
A brief classified notice notes two large ns closing in on a deal or stage with heat and hot water mentioned, and provides a contact phone 2068 for inquiries.
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