Southern Conference Hoop Tests Tonight Swing
West Virginia faces George Washington in Washington while Duke battles Furman at Shelby in key Southern Conference pairings. Duke seeks fifth straight win as Furman tries to slow them after losses to NCSU and Carolina. Washington hosts Tech while Virginia plays Roanoke in Lexington twin bill. William and Mary cruises past Morris Harvey 94 46 as Indians spread scoring across 35 players.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
George Washington
Washington
Duke
Blue Devils
Furman
Virginia Tech
Cole
Pack
Carolina
Dick Groat
Temple
Bradley
Tar Heels
Wolfpack
T Ce
Virginia
Virginia Military
Roanoke College
Lexington
Clemson
Presbyterian
William and Mary's
Indians
Morris Harvey
Norfolk
Joe Agee
Gerry Harris
Bill Chambers
William and Mary
Apps Begin Campaign In Loop Tonight
The Appalachian Mountaineers host Guilford in the North State Conference opener while Lenoir Rhyne visits Western Carolina in Cullowhee. Elon plays at Lynchburg in a non conference tilt as Lenoir Rhyne down Western Carolina 65 58 and Catawba beat Atlantic Christian 67 65. East Carolina beat Camp Lejeune 79 74 as Hanes Hosiery edged High Point 66 55. Hodgin led Catawba with 24, Hebbe had 22 for Newport, Nichols scored 33 for Camp Lejeune, Hamption, Paxson helped Hanes Hosiery win.
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Appalachian Mountaineers
Sason
Guilford
Quakers
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Elon
Lanchburg
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Catawba
Atlantic Christian
East Carolina Pirates
Camp LeJeune
High Point
Hanes Hosiery
Bears
Ronald Rogers
Tony Sellars
Charlie Hodgin
Hodgin
Bulldogs
Jim Hebbe
Sonny Russell
Dick Blake
Pirates
East Carolina
Jack Nichols
Nichols
Washington Capitols
Hugh Hampton
Bob Paxton
High Point Panthers
Hanes
Panthers
Cage Scores From Southwest to West Regional Matches
United Press tally lists college cage results across regions with many scores. Notable games include Virginia State 86 over Bluefield 60, Louisville 92 over Georgetown 338, Tulane 51 over Alabama 18 in OT, Syracuse 63 over Brigham Young 58, Purdue 31 over Marquette 68, Minnesota 57 over Kentucky 97, and Kansas 65 over Creighton 47.
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Southwest
Loyola
Virginia State
Bluefield
Tampa
Culver Stockton
Louisville
Georgetown
Tulane
Alabama
Fast St. Michaels
Midtleburg
Lehigh
Muhrenberg
Buffalo
Hobart
Manhattan
Wagner
Duquesne
Bowling Green
Mercer
Piedmont
NY State Tech
Concordia
Davis Elkins
Wayneburg
Syracuse
Brigham Young
Boston
Cal
Massachusetts
Midwest
Missouri
Mo. Valley
Youngstown
Alliance
Northwestern
West
Michigan
Purdue
Marquette
DePaul
Minnesota
Kentucky
Navier
Wayne
Midh Normal
Iowa State
Drake
Kansas
Creighton
Southwest Texaze College
Wiley
West Mesa
Dixie
Kentucky Tops In National Voting Rebounding from Scandal
Kentucky named No. 1 by 35 coach rating board as defending NCAA champion opens season with 96 46 win over Washington & Lee. Illinois second with 257 points, St John’s third, Washington fourth, Kansas State fifth. Kentucky led all with 29 first place votes. Coach names listed include Rupp of Kentucky and McGuire of St John’s.
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Fred Down
United Press
New York
Kentucky
United Press Rating Board
Wildcats
Washington & Lee
Billy Spivey
Tiinois
Kansas State
St. John’s
Brooklyn
St. Louis University
Ilinois
University of Washington
St. Louis
Oklahoma A&m
Kansas
North Carolina State
Wyoming
Indiana
Washington
St. John's
Brigham Young
Washington & Jefferson
Madison Square Garden
Frank McGuire
Lexington
Everett N. Case
E. A. Diddle
Western Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Tom Scott
North Carolin
Cliff Wells
Twane
Davis Says Game Last Second Hook Shot Win
Davis delivers a last second hook shot as High Point suffers its second loss in five games. The Panthers have defeated every team it has met at least once, while two game series with Hanes and McCrary split. Atlanticaketetan College is noted in the conference bout.
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High Point
Panthers
Hanes
McCrary
Atlantic
Aketetan College
Leading Cagers In Action From Coast To Coast
Kansas State St Louis and Oklahoma Aggies at top intersectional games with Kentucky advancing. Duquesne debut with Jim Tucker scoring 26 as Northwestern and Purdue post big wins. Other results include Tulane over Alabama, Manhattan over Wagner, and Drake fall to Iowa State with scheduled showdowns tonight.
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Joan Griffin
United Press
NEW York UP
Kansas
State
St. Louis
Oklahoma Aggies
Jack Gardner
K-State Combine
Kentucky
California
Canisius College
Buffalo
Southern Methodist
New York University
Yale
Duke
Furman
Wildcats
Bill Spivey
Navier
Ohio
Creighton
Louisville
Georgetown
Brigham Young
Cougars
Syracuse
Hamline
St. John's
Marquette
DePaul
Minnesota
Tulane
Alabama
Manhattan
Wagner
Iowa State
Drake
Hamiline
Carleton
Clemson- Presbyterian
Ohio State
Denver
George Washington
West Virginia
Holy Cross
Rhode Island St
Mountana
Idaho
Wnavy
Maryland
Survey of Colleges Shows Bowls To Have Rough Row to Hoe In Future
A New York UP dispatch reports that college bowls face a difficult future amid criticism of postseason games. Big Seven bans bowls after Sept 1, 1952. Southeastern de-emphasis plans avoid a ban. Northern conferences vary with a Rose Bowl pact fragile and Ivy League already banning bowls.
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New York
Strick
Big Seven
Southern Conference
Southeastern Conference
National College Athletic Assn
Southern
Richmond Va
Maryland
Clemson
Southeastern
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Big trade moves Seminick and Ryan to Reds
Philadelphia and Cincinnati pull off a seven man deal as Andy Seminick and Connie Ryan depart for the Reds. Howard Fox and Smokey Burgess join the Phillies while fills at catcher and second base are addressed by the exchange. Press notes Seminick is a strong handler of pitchers and Ryan a hustling, brainy second baseman.
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New York
Andy Seminick
Dick Lister
Eddie Pellagrini
Niles Jordan
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Howard Fox
Connie Ryan
Forrest (Smokey) Burgess
Luke Sewell
Seminick
Fill Hale
Ryan
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Eddie Stanky
Gabe Paul
Reds
Fox
Sisler
George Sisler
Philadelphia
Phils
Pellagrini
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
Sewell
Jordan
Cubs
Burgess
Arge
Chicago
Visitors Hope to Grow With New Center and Guards
The Bison enter with a new center who added weight and rebounding, while four guards Ken Frye Connie Smith Don Seals and Jimmy Delappe compete for starting roles. Frye leads varsity experience but Ken has been out two years. Simeon's guards are young but may handle ball movement. A late pregame against Gray will test whether these questions can be answered versus a strong Western AAA foe.
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Ken Frye
Connie Smith
Don Seals
Jimmy Delappe
Frye
Ken
Simeon
Bison
Rivera Dominates Pacific Coast League Debut Season
Jim Rivera, new St. Louis Browns outfielder, was a one man force in his first Pacific Coast League season. He led the loop with a .352 batting average, topped runs with 135, and posted the most hits, doubles, and total bases while playing for the Seattle Rangers.
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Rivera
Polafire
SAN Francisco
Jim Rivera
St. Louis Browns
Seattle Rangers
State College widens search for head football coach
North Carolina State College will seek the best man for the head football coach job from a growing field. A three member committee has interviewed two applicants. Sam Nugent of VMI did not apply. Nugent visited unbidden and discussions with him touched on assistant coaches. Feathers, the veteran coach, is dismissed and may serve as assistant if the new head coach desires.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
State College Athletic Council
Sam Nugent
VMI
Malcolm Campbell
Nugent
W. H. Sullivan
Greensboro
Walter Schacht
State Monogram Club
Campbell
Athletic Council
Beattie Feathers
Feathers
State
Dodgers Boss Faces Psychological Battle After Pennant Loss
New York, Oscar Fraley reports manager Chuck Dressen of the Brooklyn Dodgers is haunted by the late season collapse that lost the pennant to the San Francisco Giants on Bobby Thomson's homer. He hopes pitching help and better pace will revive a club facing a hard road and a telling season ahead.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Dressen
Chuck
Bobby Thomson
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Dodger
Maxim and Charles meet for shot at Walcott title
Ex-champion Ezzard Charles and light heavyweight king Joey Maxim clash in San Francisco for a 12-round bout that could earn a title shot at Jersey Joe Walcott. Promoters expect over 100000 gross from about 15000 fans. Charles 35 percent of gate, Maxim 27 percent, plus 25000 TV rights. The fight airs coast to coast on CBS at 7 p m with a 400 mile blackout. Charles holds four decisions over Maxim, one disputed. Both fighters weighed about 130 pounds in sparring.
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San Francisco
Ezzard Charles
Joey Maxim
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Jimmy Murray
Lou Thomas
Charles
Maxim
CBS
Stanky Expected To Sign Two Year Card Contract
Stanky was set to sign a two year pact to become St Louis Cardinals manager and trigger a trade sending Max Lanier and Chuck Diering to the New York Giants. Lanier threatened to quit baseball over a spring training move, and a second pitcher offer or deal nullification remained possible.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Max Lanier
Chuck Diering
New York Giants
Stanky
Giants
Mobile
Ala
Cardinals
Sportsmans’ Park
Fred Saigh
Red Bird
Saigh
John McGraw
Giant
Lanier
Charles
Chub) Feeney
Diering
New York
St. Petersburg
Fla
Phoenix
Ariz
The
Farmers Can Harvest Their Own Timber on Farm Woodlands
John E. Ford of the State College Extension Service cites Bent Creek results showing four demonstration areas managed as farm woodland with five years of harvesting. Total stumpage value equals 4.364 and roadside products worth 12.11 yield $2.77 per dollar of stumpage, suggesting profitability if markets and measurements are settled with buyers beforehand.
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John E. Ford
State College Extension Service
Bent Creek Forest Experiment Station
Asheville
Bent Creek
Ford
Kazmaier Shoo-in As 1951 Season's Player of Year
New York UP reports Princeton's Dick Kazmaier was elected overwhelmingly as football's Player of the Year in a coast-to-coast voters poll. He led with 135 of 254 votes, ahead of Stanford's Bill McColl who was named Lineman of the Year and second in Player of the Year voting with 22 votes. Other top finishers include Johnny Bright of Drake, Hank Lauricella of Tennessee, Don Coleman of Michigan State, and Pat Cannamela of Southern California.
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New York
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
United Press
Kazmaier
Bill McColl
Stanford
McColl
Johnny Bright
Drake
Hank Lauricella
Tennessee
Hoover Stars At Bowling
Chicago reports Dick Hoover of Akron Ohio hit a big score at 21 and aims to win Kegling’s National Match game Championships ending Sunday. He recalls a 876 four game total last year with a 246 final. Hoover plans more exhibitions if sponsorship endures and emphasizes facing the foul line square while delivering a fast hook ball.
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ED Sainsbury
United Press
Chicago
Dick Hoover
Akron
Kegling
Hoover
Real Estate Listings and Rentals Include Multiple 4 Room Apts
Classified rental offers feature 4 room unfurnished apartments on Phillips Street Norwood Court and English Street plus 2 room units at Engiden Graystone and Morwood Court. Several storefronts and business spaces offered including Main Street and Arcade Building. Also listing 1535 N Main 3 rooms at $30 monthly and 604 Chandler 6 room house. Furgu rson Cabin for Christmas dates. WANTED two girls to share apartment.
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W. Green
Phillips St
Norwood Court
Gantm
Morwood Court
Gee Field
Broad St
Engijen
Graystone
Commerce &T
Man Station
Weet Mervica Station
I-A. R. B. Gantt & CO
N. Main
Ward St
Chandler
Millville
Johnson St
Smithdeals Rental List Gives Multiple Apartments and Homes
Rental listings show apartments on Walnut Street Green Street and Whiteoak Street with 1 to 4 rooms and prices from 45 to 100 dollars. A brick building on Main Street offers oil heat, 15 by 66 feet, plus a garage. Also listed is a five room house near Wernersville School in Kernersville with oil heat for 69 dollars per month. Contact Bill Hinton at Curtis Smith deal, Inc. or Dill on Motors in Kernersville for details.
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Rm. Apt
W. Green St
Whiteoak St
Prayer Drive
Jackson Lake Rd
Baker Road
E. Washinston
Burge St
Nathan Hunt
Main St
Bill Hinton
North Main St
Curtis Smith Deal, Inc
Wernersville School
Dillon Motors
Kernersville
N. C
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