Goode Leads Pro Gridders In Close NFL Race
Bob Goode of Washington leads Eddie Price of the Giants by 11 yards in the battle for the Individual Championship among ball carriers with one game remaining. Price could break Steve Van Buren’s record for attempts in a season, needing 73 in the finale against the New York Yanks. Norm Van Brocklin tops the passers with 16.4 yards per attempt, pursued by Waterfield and Graham. Elroy Hirsch and Polsfoot share receiving marks, Doak Walker leads in scoring, and Hartley plus Schnellbacher pace return and interception lists.
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Otto Graham
Cleveland
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Waterfield
Graham
Bobby Layne
Detroit
Elroy Hirsch
Los Angeles
Fran Polsfoot
Cardinals
Gordon Sottau
San Francisco
Doak Walker
Bob Walston
Philadelphia
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Hirsch
Horace Gillom
Jed
Frank Albert
Jack Christensen
Buddy Young
Lynn Chandnois
Pittsburgh
Young
Securt
Otto Schnellbacher
Howard Hartley
Kansas State Keeps Front Line On National Scene
Kansas State led by coach Jack Gardner used a second half surge to beat California 64 to 50 and eye another key matchup with San Francisco. Rob Rousey scored 14 points after a scoreless first half as the fifth-ranked Wildcats pushed their national title hopes.
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State Learns To Worry Over Cage Opposition
Raleigh NC State faces Texas Tech at Reynolds Coliseum Thursday in a tough test as veterans lead the Red Raiders including 6-10 Paul Nolen and captain Jack Alderson. Eastern Kentucky waits Saturday, a strong veteran team expected to challenge the Wolfpack. State, with eight lettermen returning, relies on Kim Buchanan and Bobby Goss to pace scoring as it aims for a pair of Christmas week games and potential sellout crowds.
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Lewis Martin
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Jay Birds Cup Doubleheader Ends With Allen Jay Sweep
Allen Jay swept both ends of the Jay Birds Cup doubleheader last night. The AJ boys won 63 to 44 and the AJ girls 63 to 49. Betty Lou Ridge led the girls with 38 points, Ann Morgan 15, and Precy Powell 13. Widenhouse and Mooney topped the losers with 22 and 11. In the boys game Billy Ellis scored 16, Ronald Brown 15, Arthur Black 11, and Bobby Duribar 10. AJ teams improve to 1 0 in boys and 4 1 in girls, and Allen Jay hosts James Town Friday night for two games.
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Sumner
Jay Bird
Betty Lou Ridge
Ann Morgan
Precy Powell
Widenhouse
Mooney
Billy Ellis
AF Ronald Brown
Arthur Black
Bobby Duribar
Lust
Jamestown
Trinity Splits Twin Bill With Ramseur
Trinity divided a doubleheader with Ramseur at Ramseur last night. Ramseur girls won 32 30 while Trinity boys defeated Ramseur 34 14. Trinity hosts Farmer in two games Friday night.
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Bradley and Drake Leave Missouri Valley in Walkout
New York news notes Bradley joins Drake in walking out of the Missouri Valley Conference over the Johnny Bright incident. The article traces the conference’s long, turbulent history from its 1907 origins in Kansas City to present upheavals with Drake and Bradley seeking new alignments.
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Southern Cage Race Shifts After Surprising_UPSETS
The Southern Conference title race grows murky as Furman upsets Duke 73-72 and George Washington edges West Virginia 82-81 in overtime. NC State remains a factor but new challengers emerge with Furman and GW, while Frank Selvy scores 36 for Furman and Tex Silverman 18 for GW.
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North Carolina
Frank Selvy
Tex Silverman
Washington and Lee
Jay Handian
Virginia
Clemson
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William and Mary
Wake Forest
McCrary
College Scores Cram Final Minutes In Close Games
Cage results show Furman 73 over Duke 72 and Navy 73, with Western Maryland 51. Clemson 85 beat Presbyterian 72, Washington and Lee 73, Virginia 53, Elon 73 over Lynchburg 72. Gen Washington 83 over West Va 81 in OT, Washington 82 over Catholic UT1. Johnson C. Smith 82 beat St. Paul 66. American U 59 over Towson Maryland. Guilford 72 over Appalachian Roanoke 58, Virginia Military 36. Marshall 46 over Texas A&M 40. Mississippi Southern 81 over Florida State 43.
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O'Kelly Leads Scorers As Gray High Upsets High Point In Season Opener
Gray High of Winston-Salem overwhelmed High Point in a season opener, led by O'Kelly's 20 points. High Point, after only a week of practice, struggled to click offensively, shooting poorly from the floor and free throw line. Gray built and lost leads, while High Point showed weaknesses in the pivot as the game wore on.
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More Work Needed as Bison Rely on O’Kelly Scoring
Simeon faces a pivot decision after a close game where Harold O’Kelly led the Bison with 20 points on 9 of 26 shooting. Ker Frye added 12 as High Point’s Gray and guard Ray Whitley provided late offense, while others struggled to break double digits.
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Bison
Harold O'’Kelly
O'Kelly
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Gray
Ray Whitley
Uncertain NC State Coach Hires After Council Meeting
Raleigh UP reports NC State's Athletic Council met for over two hours with no decision on Beattie Feathers' successor or his role. Chairman Fisher said no announcement will be made without the university system’s approval. Feathers left early as speculation centered on Hore Ace Henderson, Tom Nugent, and Roy Clogston. The Browns have a 64 6 3 record in five seasons.
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Beattie Feathers
Mach
N.C. State College
H. A. Fisher
Feathers
Feathers Horeace Henderson
Iron Staff
Wolfpack
Tom Nugent
VMI
Roy Clogston
Hounds Top Bison as Sharpe Leads Scoring
High Point controlled the game with a height edge and a zone defense that kept the Bison away from the basket. L scored 16 points, tied with Gray Center Richard Sharpe who had 17. High Point hosts Thomasville Friday night.
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Bison
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