Muskingum Musks Past High Point In Midwestern Tourney
C Q Smith described Muskingum College as faster than Evansville after the Muskies defeated High Point 95 to 68 in Terre Haute Indiana. He blamed missed shots and slow ball movement for the Panthers loss while praising Muskingum’s fast backboard play and rebounding. Sam Cole and Iy Se were noted for solid performances as High Point heads home via Cincinnati and Huntington.
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Allen Jay Varsity Boys and Girls Triumph Over Alumni
The Allen Jay girls beat the alumni 56 27 as Ridge led scoring with 19 points. The boys edged the alumni 43 40 with a 17 17 halftime tie. Bill Cain led the alumni with 10 points while Tommy Younts scored 12 and Jack Hedrick 10 for the winners. Allen Jay visits Trinity Tuesday.
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Tommy Younts
Jack Hedrick
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Dixie Classic Opens In Raleigh With High-Powered Lineup
Dixie Classic opens at Reynolds Coliseum featuring North Carolina State and a field including Navy Tulane Colgate Rhode Island State Duke and North Carolina. State's Wolfpack, top ten nationally and last year’s winner, seeks repeat amid strong fan interest with over 50 000 expected and tickets still available.
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Willis Casey
Casey
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Rhode Island
Workman Leads Major College Scorers With 28.7 Point Average
Six foot inch Mark Workman of West Virginia took the scoring lead in major college basketball with a 28.7 average after a 44 point game against George Washington. The national rankings show Imburgia dropping to 26.6 and Temple’s Ml rising to 28.3 to second. Cincinnati tops team scoring at 86.4 ppg as Bradley and Temple hold second and third, with New York U and Arizona entering the top five.
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Boston College
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Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
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Muskies Rout High Point 95 to 68 in Holiday Tourney opener
Muskingum College of New Concord overwhelmed High Point College 95 68 to claim a spot in the tournament semifinals. Ed Sueta led High Point with 21 points before fouling out as Muskingum built a 52 28 halftime lead and shot over 60 percent in the first half.
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Askie
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Bob Davidson
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East West Shrine Game Set for High Scoring Showdown
In San Francisco on December 28 Pete Eldred notes a likely high scoring East West Shrine charity game at Kezar Stadium with East and West littered with stars like Kyle Rote Wilford White Brad Rowland and Notre Dame’s Billy Gay Princeton’s Johnny Davidson and Hawaii’s Leroy Kane. The West shows depth at backfield while the East offense shines in Santa Clara scrimmages ahead of the Saturday tilt.
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Santa Clara
San Jose State
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Clemson Faces Miami In Orange Bowl Prep Work
In warm Miami sunshine Clemson and Miami tuned for the January 1 Orange Bowl. Clemson’s star Tay Mathews and Miami’s Jack Hackett, both returning from injuries, are listed as likely to play. Coaches Howard and Gustafson praised defenses and offenses as the teams closed practice to outsiders.
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Thomasville Conrads Favored In Tourney
The National Family Basketball tournament opens with the Conrads of Thomasville North Carolina tipped as top contenders alongside the Doyles of Salem Massachusetts. Thirteen teams from six states compete over three days including squads from North Carolina Ohio Michigan Virginia and Kentucky. First round matchups feature Hodges Lily Kentucky against Dales Spruce Pine North Carolina and others with Arrents Colombo Michigan Capps Rocky Mount North Carolina and Pittmans Stantonsburg North Carolina receiving byes.
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Thorne Brothers Tar Heel Chapters Rocky Mount Lineage
Charlie Thorne co captain of the University of North Carolina basketball team is the brother of former Tar Heel star Taylor Thorne. Both hail from Rocky Mount North Carolina.
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University of North Carolina
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