Deacs Threaten in AC Loop as Dixie Classic Looms
Wake Forest and other Atlantic Coast teams faced wins and losses as the season nears the Dixie Classic in Raleigh. Highlights include Wake Forest beating Brigham Young 86-80 with late free throws from Murdock and Williams, while ACC club losses and upcoming tournament action across Pfeiffer Elon and others pad the schedule.
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Erskine
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Wake Forest upsets BYU 86 80 in Raleigh clash
Wake Forest shot 49 percent and built a first half lead to beat Brigham Young University 86 80 at the Memorial Coliseum. Wake Forest forward Lowell Davis led Baptist scoring with 30 as BYU struggled with turnovers and defensive pressure.
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Dean
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Quantico Marines Win Championship In Tourney Final
Quantico Marines defeated Mt. St. Mary's 100 to 71 to claim the championship. Akron topped Ball State 95 to 83 for third place as Lemoyne beat Georgia Tech 94 to 90 for fifth.
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Georgia
Tehrs
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Pfeiffer
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Elon
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Parris Island Marines
Erskine
George Washing
Connecticut
NYU
Wake Forest
Brigham Young
Pancho Gonzales Tops Trabert To Lead Feud
Pancho Gonzales defeated Tony Trabert in straight sets 6-4 8-6 to move 5-2 ahead in their professional tennis feud in Salt Lake City. Segura, with Hartwig, beat Gonzales and Trabert in doubles 6-4 6-3 as the Denver-based tour continues.
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Wake Forest BYU game draws sparse crowd in Winston-Salem
Wake Forest faced Brigham Young before about 1,800 fans at the new Winston-Salem Coliseum, a disappointing turnout for the Carrousel Basketball Classic era. BYU coach Stan Watts notes a loyal, church and missionary cheering section.
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Raleigh
Brigham Young University
Stan Watts
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Brigham Young
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BYU
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Bones McKinney
Bones
High Point High School
Black Bison
Tony Simeon
HPHS
Jimmy Adams
Tony
Harold O'Kelly
Frisco Game With Loyola Averts Racial Incident
Frisco to face Loyola tonight as San Francisco aims to extend a winning streak. Officials say the game will be peaceful despite booing and Dixie tunes by Loyola’s band. Coaches and clergy downplay racial tension while noting historical context of integration in the matchup.
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Molloy
San Francisco
Webster Signs '56 Giant Grid Pact
New York Giants recruit Alex Webster former NC State star and team leading rusher with 634 yards this season signs his 1956 contract. Webster was named the CFLs outstanding player in 1954 and is based in New York as a halfback.
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Alex Webster
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Allen Jay Rips Trinity 82-74 in boys game showdown
Allen Jay Jaybirds remained undefeated with an 82 to 74 win over Trinity as Ronnie Odell scored 30 and center Ken Arangy added 17. Trinity’s Tommy Lohr led with 24 points while Gary Allman had 16 and Mooser 10. In the girls tilt Allen Jay beat Trinity 78-53, Carol Silvey scoring 46 for the Jaybirds and Trinity’s Sheen leading with 24.
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Peay
Tuggle
Allen Jay
Carol Silvey
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Williard
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Gore
Smith
Deaton
Evans
Trinity Scores Shown In 2012 Exhibit
Trinity-Evans Burns Fulp Beit blaze through a 9 point margin in a 3 2012 game exhibit. The score details show Trinity leading 3 to 0 with strong plays from Burns and Evans as Beceescees 16233 9- subs include Trinity-Evans and Burns across the lineup.
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Trinity Ekes Out Win Amid Scrambled Play By Allen Jay
Trinity edges Allen Jay in a low scoring game as R Johnson and Mosser contribute ten points combined. Odell scores thirty for Trinity while Loh and Auman add key baskets in a rough contest.
Powell Out After Fractured Ankle In Tourney Tilt
Pfeiffer advances to finals after overtime win over East Carolina 76 74. High Point center Jack Powell sustains a fractured ankle in the second half and is out for the year. Elon tops High Point 102 81 to reach the championship game at Parris Island.
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Erskine
Piedmont
Georgetown College of Kentucky
Pfeiffer
Dick Buddy
High Point
Jimmy Crump
Georgetows
Rumor Mill Swirls Over South Carolina Coaching
Rumors say Giese nears contract to coach South Carolina football while Maryland's Jim Tatum contemplates moving to North Carolina on a ten year deal. Rex Enright's status remains unclear as officials decline comment and assistants reportedly kept on.
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Maryland
Rex Enright
South Carolina
Jim Tatum
North Carolina
Tatum
Giese
College Park
Enright
Earl Dunham
Aelina
Don Barton
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Highest Volcano Cotopaxi Crowned World Peak
Cotopaxi, towering in the eastern Andes, is described as the world’s highest volcanic mountain at about 19 500 meters. The entry notes its status as a near perfect cone and references a most recent eruption described in fragmentary terms.
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Charles Wins Over Albright By Decision In San Francisco
Veteran Charles used vast experience to edge Bob Albright 56-54 in a split decision at Winterland. Albright, from Los Angeles, had a late rally in the 10th round while Charles, 34, absorbed a 22-pound disadvantage and eye bleeding. Referee Frank Flores ruled for Albright 57-53, amid heavy rain that limited attendance to 1,980.
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England
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Albright
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