Coach Wade voices view on substitution trend in football
HPHS banquet remarks by Coach Wallace Wade argue new offenses stem from ball shape, open field runners, and late punt emphasis. He recalls Duke Wake Forest loss and notes alumni reactions, hinting Wade may favor two team system by 1959 as scouts seek talent. article ends mid-sentence about Wade.
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Wallace Wade
HPHS
Wade
Carolina
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Durham
Dukesters
Emily Post
Blue Devil
Methodists
Wake Forest prospects buoyed by O’Quinns rise to end
Wake Forest coach Peahead Walker lauds John O’Quinn as a standout end with another year to play, calling him the greatest offensive end seen and likening him to Don Hutson. Duke coach compliments and Tar Heels protests color the recap as Heels head south for Orange Bowl, while Bullfight cancels overshadow football.
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Walker
Wake Forest
John
Red) O’quinn
Peahead
Asheboro
Don Hutson
Art Weiner
Tar Heels
Points South
Haywood Fowle
Ted Hazlewood
Fach
Fowle
Miami
Hazlewood
Allen Jay Teams Continue Streak With Twin Wins
Allen Jay boys beat Jamestown 39 to 18 as Hedrick and Ingram led with 14 and 13 points. The AJ girls extended their streak with a 24 to 16 win. Next up, Allen Jay hosts Randleman High on Monday night.
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Crack High School
Jamestown
Hedrick
Ingram
Randleman High
Allen Jay Courts
Allman
Cain
Madden
Brewer
McCrae
Blair
Smith
Wirtz
Geyer
Wade
Staley
Brown
Pegram
Dixon
Wood
Bryant
Christerson
Nevada Eleven Overwhelms Hawaii 73-12 in Honolulu
Nevada Wolfpack crushed Hawaii Rainbows 73 to 12 in Honolulu. Star passer Stan Heath guided the attack though he threw only two touchdown passes, as the Nevada team exploded with multiple scorers including Dick Trachok and Johnny Dang. Bob Corley added seven successful conversions.
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Jec
Nevada Universitys Wolfpack
University of Hawaii Rainbows
Islanders
Nevada
Stan Heath
Heath
Dick Trachok
Hawaii
Johnny Dang
Nevadans
Bob Corley Place
Savage Sold By A's To St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia reports Bob Savage has been sold by the Athletics to the St. Louis Browns for cash. The 27 year old right handed pitcher was used mainly in relief last season by Connie Mack, posting five wins and one defeat.
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Philadelphia
Bob Savage
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
Savage
Connie Mack
Wrestlers Basketeers In Standout Card Here Tonight
High Point Y M C A hosts Appalachian grapplers against the Pointers at 7 15 p m with a follow on basketball versus the Monroe All Stars. Boxers featured a strong card with close results and local stars highlighted.
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High Point Y. M. C
Appalachian
High Point
Mt. Holly
Jery Hughes
Mr. Hollyighter
Boone
Danny Miller
Tuck Gudger
William and Mary Meets Wake Forest In Norfolk Showdown
William and Mary under Chet Giermak and Wake Forest led by Stan Najeway and Willard Kaylor clash in Norfolk at 8 p m. The Tribe seek to break Wake Forest dominance in the Southern Conference battle following two prior losses in the Norfolk arena.
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Chet Giermak
Williamsburg
Indians
Norfolk
Wake Forest
Deacons
Barney Wilson
Cagers
Demon Deacons
Braves
Wake
Murray Greason
Deacs
Tribemen
Wake ‘Forest
Durham
N. C
State Stars in Lacing of Pitt U
North Carolina State, Yale, Michigan, Utah, Baylor and UCLA led college basketball headlines as results rolled in. NC State trounced Pitt 77-42 in Durham while Yale beat Cornell 64-57 in Ithaca. Michigan rallied to defeat Colorado 47-38. Utah returned to Salt Lake City with a 58-43 win over Southern California. Baylor beat Missouri 49-42. UCLA remained unbeaten with a 61-43 win over Santa Clara. other scores included Dartmouth over Tufts 63-50 and Rutgers over Princeton 65-53.
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New York
North Carolina State
Yale
Michigan
Utah
Baylor
UCLA
N. C. State
Pitt
Durham
N. C
Columbia
Ithaca
N. Y
Tony Lavelli
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
California
Bears
Missouri
Santa Clara
Dartmouth
Tufts
Rutgers
Princeton
George Washington
Virginia Military
Duke
Davidson
Richmond
Clemson
Elmo Stephenson
Nebraska
Purdue
Toledo
Chicago
Loyola
Bowling Green
Ohio
Valparaiso
Kansas City
Louisville
Marshall
Beloit
Indiana State
Far West
Denver
Hamline
Texas Christian
Emporia
Kansas
Oregon
Heard
Tun
Northwestern 44 Man Football Squad Leaves For Rose Bowl Trip
Northwestern's 44 player squad plus Coach Bob Voigts and officials depart by special train for Los Angeles to defend their Rose Bowl title. The group will arrive Monday morning after a through trip with brief stops at Cheyenne and Salt Lake City.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Los Angeles
Bob Voigts
Ted Payseur
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Payseur
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hap Perry Named Dixie Bowl Official
Jimmie C. Higgins of Dallas will referee the Dixie Bowl game between Baylor and Wake Forest on New Year’s Day in Birmingham. Also announced are Gus Tebell Charlottesville Wis, Lon Evans Fort Worth Texas, L. J. Perry Elon Chapel Hill North Carolina, and R. R. Sermon Springfield Raleigh as umpires field judge timekeeper.
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Ala
Jimmie C. Higgins
Dallas
Baylor
Wake Forest
Gus T. Tebell
Wisconsin
Charlottesville
Lon Evans
Fort Worth
Tex
L. J. Perry Elon
Chapel Hill
N. C
R. R. Sermon
Springfield
Raleigh
Cards Meet Eagles For NFL Crown
Chicago Cardinals strive to win a second straight NFL title facing the Philadelphia Eagles in the 16th annual championship game. Tomm y Thompson leads Philadelphia's aerial attack against Charley Trippi and Elmer Angsman on a day noted for mixed weather and a potential sudden death extra period if tied.
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Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
George
Papa Bear) Halas
Washington
New York
Eagles
Cardinals
Tommy Thompson
Eagle
Greasy Neale
Chicago
Charley Trippi
Elmer Angsman
Cardinal
Jimmy Conzelmann
Thompson
Tulsa
Browns Favored To Win All America Title In Cleveland
Cleveland, 13 point favorite, seeks its fourth win over Buffalo this season and a third straight All America Conference title. Paul Brown says the team is in shape as 49,000 of 84,000 Municipal Stadium seats may stay empty in rain or snow forecast ahead of Sunday’s 1 30 p m EST kickoff. If Cleveland wins they could become first major league club to finish an all win season and third consecutive league title. If tied, the game ends as a tie with no overtime.
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Buffalo
Browns
Paul Brown
Clevelanders
Warriors
Municipal Stadium
Brown
Louisville, Beloit Beach Finals of N A L B Tourney
Kansas City December reports two N A L B games drawn about 4 000 fans at Municipal Auditorium. Louisville beat Marshall 73 64 and Beloit defeated Indiana State 79 71. Tonight losers Marshall and Indiana State meet at 8 15 p m CST while Beloit and Louisville meet at 9 30 p m.
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Municipal Auditorium
University of Louisville
Cardinals
Michigan State completes cross country grand slam in 1948
Michigan State College's cross country team captures the IC4A NC AA and AAU titles in 1948 to complete the first barrier grand slam in the event's history.
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Michigan State College
Seven Loop Clubs in Action Tonight Thriller in Norfolk
Unbeaten William and Mary meets Wake Forest in Norfolk in the feature of a five game Southern Conference card. Clemson clashes with Maryland at College Park while Washington and Lee visit Western Kentucky State and Furman visits Georgia Tech. Wake Forest seeks its first big upset in a clash with William and Mary as Chet Giermak leads the Tribe with a 20 point average.
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Wake Forest
Norfolk
Clemson
Tigers
Maryland Terps
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Washington and Lee
Western Kentucky State
Furman
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Miami University
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Hanes Hosiery
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Duke
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Ben Collins
Blue Devils
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Lexington
Freddie Anson
Phil McNiff
G. W
Richmond
Spiders
Elmo Stephensson
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