North Carolina White Phantoms Edge Duke 25 21 in Close Clash
North Carolina defeated Duke 25 21 in Chapel Hill to improve to 18 2 in the season. Aitken Weathers and McCachren starred for Carolina while Jim Thompson led Duke with four long shots. The game kept NC State atop the Big Five standings with Duke and Carolina both at 3 1 in conference play.
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Freshmen Triumph Intra-Mural Championship Victory
The Freshmen girls basketball team at High Point College defeated the Sophomores 25 to 12 in Friday night intramural final. Williams Holt and Hill led scoring for the winners while Grant starred for the losers.
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Coaches Decide Football Rules At Special Meet
A panel of about 25 top college coaches announced they are satisfied with the present game and made no major rule changes. They urged clarifications on eight rules including blocked kicks and times outs, and proposed safety improvements without abolishing the current touchback or other changes. The group emphasized better coordination among officials and equipment enhancements while resisting sweeping rule revisions.
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Oak Ridge Triumph Over OCBS In Tight Conference Match
Oak Ridge defeated OCBS 55 to a point margin in a closely contested basketball showdown. The game featured strong defense from Oak Ridge and balanced scoring across the roster.
Naval Academy boxers defeat UNC six to two in Annapolis
Navy edges UNC 6 2 as four knockouts lead the meet. Quarles of UNC loses in the 135 pound class by technical knockout in the second round. Navy claims TKOs in the heavyweight and other weight classes with several decisions. Referee stops two bouts.
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Panthers Defeat Catawba Indians In Thriller 41 31
High Point College Panthers edge Catawba Indians 41 31 on High Point court in a hard fought game. Culler led scoring with 16 points while Ness topped the Indians with 12 as both teams battled through a tied first half 21 21 with a late Panther surge sealing a 10 point margin at the end.
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Hunter Wins $1000 As Second Forte Open Finish
Willie Hunter Culver City pro finishes second at Agua Caliente open after Cox sets new scoring record 282 for 72 holes. Cox wins $1500 first prize with 69 70 71 72. Hunter, 41, misses birdie on 18 by two feet and rues final putt.
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Duke and Tar Heels clash in Chapel Hill score update
College basketball results show Duke 21, North Carolina 25 in Chapel Hill. Boxing results list Washington and Lee 2, N. C. State 6 in Raleigh. Navy 6, N. C. U. 2 in Annapolis.
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Washington and Lee Triumph Over N. C. State in Raleigh Wres
Washington and Lee defeated North Carolina State 18 to 6 at Raleigh in a varsity match. Freshman wrestling saw Lee win 31 to 5 over North Carolina State.
Cadets Top Teachers 55 to 24 at Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Military Institute defeats East Central North Carolina Teachers College 55 to 24 in a basketball game played at Oak Ridge. Cadets dominated with strong defense and scoring runs.
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Virginia Swimmers Down NC State 43 to 41
State defeated University, Va交 February 3. Virginia's swimmers, champions of the Southern Conference, edged North Carolina State 43 to 41 in a extra tight season opener.
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Tech Defeats Davidson in Close Varsity Wrestling Meet
Virginia Tech Gobblers boosted two straight wins by defeating the Davidson Wildcats 22 1 2 to 91 2 in Blacksburg. Tech won five bouts, with falls by Minter, Broyles, Waldrop and Copenhaver, and a 165 pound draw between Briode and Quarterman.
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Guilford Falls to Randolph-Macon in Ashland showdown
Randolph-Macon jumped to an early lead and held on to defeat Guilford 38 to 22 in Ashland. Rideout and Celotto sparked a late first half stretch as the Jackets built a 16 to 10 margin at halftime.
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Washington and Lee Beats NC State in Collegiate Wrestling Meet
Washington and Lee defeated North Carolina State 18 to 6 on February 3 in Raleigh as the Generals won all but two matches. Freshmen from Washington and Lee toppled State freshmen 31 to 6 in the prelims, with leaders Crews, Sharkie, Nolan, McLaurin, Pritchard, Buckner, Seitz, and Bonino securing decisions at various weights.
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Teachers Win at Callowhee in Cage Thriller
Western Carolina Teachers College defeated Lenoir Rhyne 35 to 34 in Callowhee tonight with Wilson and Woodward starring for the victors.
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Amber Fossil Resin From Extinct Conifers Identified
Amber is a fossilized resin derived from extinct coniferous trees. This natural material forms over millions of years as resin hardens and preserves ancient ecological records.
Triangles Defeat Randleman 50 to 25 in Wild Opening
High Point YMCA Triangles overwhelmed Randleman last night by 50 to 25. E Farlowe scored 25 points while Wall and Furr led the opponents with 11 each as coach Wade Marlette used two teams for the game.
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Local Junior High Beats Salisbury with 42 to 5 win
The High Point Junior High team defeated Salisbury Juniors 42 to 5 on Friday afternoon. The locals dominated play and hope to repeat the win when they meet again in Salisbury.
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High Point Gears Up for Second Amateur Basketball Tournament
The High Point Amateur Basketball Championship returns February 19 to 24 at the local Y M C A with three divisions. W F Bailey announced the event sponsored by the U Co A and city juvenile park commission. Entries due February 15.
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State Boats Generals In Boxing Bouts 6-2 Victory
North Carolina State boxers defeated Washington and Lee 6 2 with four decisions and a technical knockout. Kenneth Stephens beat Charlie Mower for unlimited heavy, and Jack Fabri won by technical knockout over Eddie Jean in the third round. Other results included Turner Bisoloy, Harry Beddoes, Leonard Peacock, Charlie Garner, Eddie Mincher, and George Short earning decisions or draws.
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Big Five Football Squads Close Week of Winter Drills
In Charlotte on February 3 the North Carolina Big Five wrapped a week of winter drills. NC and NC State, under new coaches, show plans for stronger backfields. Duke sticks to the Wade system while Davidson and Wake Forest prepare for outdoor work next week.
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