Catawba and High Point feud shapes conference basketball scene
The column argues Catawba's success without scholarships critics High Points shift to basketball, notes lingering feud with Western Carolina, and predicts a rugged push for conference tournaments. It mentions Crutchfield and Hasty high school, plus looming eligibility debates before the postseason.
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Kirkland
Panthers
Phillies Hopeful 1951 Team Backing Up Training
Phillies manager discusses 1951 prospects amid weak reserve depth. He cites pitching strength led by Robin Roberts and Jim Konstanty, targetting add-ons from Buck Brittin and Steve Ridzik while noting new infield depth Clarence Hicks Ed Pellagrini Del Wilbur and outfield core Ennis Ashburn Sisler Mayo Nicholson.
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Robin Roberts
Jim Konstanty
Bob Miller
Bubba Church
Kenny Fesetasinen
Hamner
Clarence Hicks
Hollywood
Ed Pellaini
Baltimore
Tcher del Wilbur
Rochester
Wilbur
Seminick
Pellagrini
Browns
Red Sox
Hicks
del Ennis
Richie Ashburn
Dick Sisler
Jack Mayo
Panthers At Wilson For Game
High Point College and High Point High School face tough road tests in conference play. The Panthers travel to Wilson to meet Atlantic Christian, while the Black Bison head to Winston-Salem to challenge Reynolds. Both squads aim to sweep despite unfamiliar courts.
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Atlantic Christian
High Point High
Hasty
Orr
High Point College
Panthers
Bison
Tony Simeon
Bill
Enterprise
High Point High Cage
Purple Panthers
Wilson
Black Bison
Winston-Salem
Reynolds High
C. Q. Smith
Statesville
Lenoir - Rhyne
Catawba
High Point
Skein
A.C.C
Elon
Appalachian
East Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Harrison Gym
Smith
Bill) Maiz
Bob) Draper
Gray Cartwright
Boone
Black Bison Cagers
Simeon
Asheville
Burlington
World ski jumping crown claimed at Lake Placid
Hans Bjorsstad of Norway won the world ski jumping title at Lake Placid with jumps of 224 and 228 feet. The event marked a notable victory in the yearly competition, highlighting Bjorsstad as the champion.
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Norway
Lake Placid
Freddie Haas, Jr
Ace Parker
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Malcolm Campbell
Great Britain
Natural Beach Speedway
Daytona Beach
Fla
Not Surprising Kentucky Seems Invincible Wildcats Lead Poll
Kentucky holds a dominant 18 1 season mark with a 10 0 SEC record and top AP poll. The Wildcats demolished multiple opponents including Tu lane LSU Mississippi State and Mississippi, while big rivals LIU NC State slipped in ranking and Oklahoma A M chased with 18 1 records.
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A.P
New York
Kentucky
Wildcats
St. Louis
Walt Hirsch
Associated Press
Tulane
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Kansas
St. John's
Brooklyn
Syracuse
DePaul
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Lexington
Oklahoma A & M
Aggies
Oklahoma
Drake
Groat leads Southern conference scoring race at 26.8
Duke star Dick Groat tops the Southern Conference with a 26.8 points per game average after 11 league contests. He has 96 field goals and 295 total points, moving ahead of South Carolina's Jimmy Slaughter and NC State's Sammy Ranzino. Duke faces George Washington as the tourney race tightens.
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Jimmy Slaughter
North Carolina State
Sammy Ranzino
Slaughter
Ranzino
Duke
George Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Durham
Gamecocks
Davidson
Norfolk
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
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Maryland
Wake Forest
Citadel
North Carolina
Furman
West Virginia
Miami
Ohio
New York University
S.C
NC St
Workman
Wva
Handlan
W&l
Charleston
Va. Va
Temple
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Ae
Whe Tech
Ee Vland
Virginia Military
Virginia
Washington
Leading racing figures to receive Speed Age awards at Daytona
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing will honor top figures in auto racing with Universal Geneve Aero-Compax Chronographs at Daytona Beach during Speed Week. Awardees include Oscar Fraley, Johnny Mantz, Lee Petty, Julian Buesink, Tom Cole, Bill Frick, and Briggs Cunningham, chosen by a panel of racing and media luminaries.
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Speed Age Magazine
Daytona Beach
Fla
National Association For
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Johnny Mantz
Long Beach
iCalif
Lee Petty
Randleman M. C
Julian Buesink
Findley Lake
N. Y
Tom Cole
New York City
Bill Frick
Baldwin
L.I
West Palm Beach
Briggs Cunningham
Green Farms
Ed Sullivan
Harry LeDuc
The
Detroit News
Harry Grayson
NEA
Bill Slater
Monroe Stock Driver Wins Tampa Feature
Speedy Thompson of Monroe North Carolina drove to victory in a 100 mile stock car race in Tampa Florida finishing in two hours 21 minutes 31.28 seconds. Eddie Anderson of Chicago placed second and Frank Luptow of Tampa finished third.
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Fla
Speedy Thompson
Monroe
N. C
Thompson
Eddie Anderson
Chicago
Frank Luptow
Boxing Tourney Beats Weather to Promote Tri-State Event
The Mercury Athletic Club closed its eleventh annual Tri-State Amateur Boxing tournament with near capacity crowds at the armory. About 120 amateurs weighed in despite subfreezing temperatures over four days. High Point, Mt. Holly and North Charleston earned team and individual titles across sub-novice, novice and open divisions.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Itelfth
Charlotte
Armory
High Point
Mt. Holly
North Charleston
Palmettos
Mangrum Wins Tucson Open in Sunny 75 Degree Final
Lloyd Mangrum captured the $10,000 Tucson open with a final 269 to win by two strokes. Chicago’s Jim Turnesa finished second, with Lew Worsham and Jack Burke Jr. tied for third. Burke shot a 65 to surge into runner-up position.
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Ariz
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
el Rio
Jim Turnesa
Briarcliff
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Tex
John Bulla
Verona
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Mangrum
Turnesa
Burke
Mikan-Led Lakers Hammer Celtics To Lead West
Minneapolis Lakers powered by George Mikan with 29 points built a fourth quarter run to beat the Boston Celtics 98 84 in Minneapolis. The win gives Minnesota a four game lead over Rochester in the Western Division.
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Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis
George Mikan
Boston Celtics
Lakers
Rochester
Boston
Indianapolis Olympians
Knickerbockers
New York
Mieggie Hermsen
Tri-Cities
Ed Macauley
Ralph Beard
Poe
Alex Groza
Asndianapolis
Knicks
Syracuse
Nationals
Philadelphia Warriors
Joe Fulks
Warriors
Adolph Schayes
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