Catawba Hands High Point First Conference Win
The Catawba Indians upset High Point College 78-72 in Harrison Gym, halting the Panthers homecoming. Freshman Woodrow Helfrich led with 26 points, while High Point’s Jack Powell topped the Panthers with 22 as Catawba secured its first league victory in 11 tries.
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Catawba Indians
High Point College
Harrison Gymnasium
Panthers
Indians
Catawba
Earl Ruth
Harrison Gym
Ruth
Panther
Virgil Yow
Bill Huegele
Jack Powell
J. C. Bledsoe
Paul Stanton
Jim Bryant
Roanoke Rapids
Beldy Massey
Jerry Barney
Harold Crump
Powell
Woodrow Helfrich
Allentown
Bulldogs Roll Guilford In North State Conference Game
Atlantic Christian crushed Guilford 100 81 in Wilson North State Conference action. Four ACC players scored in double figures led by Jerry Williams with a strong total while Don Hemrich topped Guilford with 23 points.
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Guilford Schmidt
Abernathy
Gordon Burgess
Hemrich
Edwards
Buchanan
Hester
Ward
Rene
D. Williams
South Carolina Thumps Citadel With Record 121-76
South Carolina set a school scoring mark in a 121-76 win over The Citadel. Grady Wallace surged with a 42 point performance breaking SC records, while Rey Collins pulled 33 rebounds, surpassing the ACC member’s previous mark. The Gamecocks hit 51 percent of field goals.
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Charleston
D.C
South Carolina
Citadel
Grady Wallace
Wallace
Jim Slaughter
Rey Collins
Gamecocks
Joe Smith
Floyd drops 35 as Furman routs William & Mary 109 83
Furman ends a long losing streak with a 109 to 85 win over William and Mary in Greenville. Darrell Floyd pours in 35 points to tighten national scoring hopes while Paul Furlong leads the Tribe with 23. Bill Hanks and Jimmy Herring fuel Furman’s fast break as Furman moves to 7-4 in conference.
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Greenville
D.C
Furman
William & Mary
Paladins
Darrell Floyd
Ohio State
Robin Freeman
Floyd
Freeman
William and Mary
Indians
Shavlik Scores 30 as Wolfpack Beat Clemson 105-88
Ronnie Shavlik led NC State with 30 points to pace a 105-88 victory over Clemson at Reynolds Coliseum. Bill Yarborough added 23 and Vince Yockel 22 for the Wolfpack as they improved to 16-2, while Clemson reached a season mark of 1-? and set a team scoring record with 1,721 points.
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N. C. State
Bill Yarborough
Vince Yockel
Clemson
Tigers
Elon Blasts Western 91-71 in NC College Showdown
Elon College defeated Western Carolina 91-71 in a North State Conference basketball game. The Christian Christians surged after a tight first ten minutes, moving into sole possession of second place with the win. Western Carolina dropped to sixth in the standings.
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Elon College
N.C
Elon Christians
Westes Secon
Western Carolina
Belmont Is Devil Hero In Victory
Duke Blue Devils upset North Carolina 64 to 59 at Duke Indoor Stadium before 9,000 fans. Belmont scored eight points in the final minutes after being fouled four times, sealing Duke’s comeback and top spot in the ACC standings. Rosenbluth led UNC with 22 points while Mayer added 17 for Duke.
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Durham
N.C
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Blue Dukes
Joe Belmont
Belmont
Bob Lakata
Jerry Vayda
Ronnie Mayer
Dukes
Lennie Rosenbluth
Tar Heel
Rosenbluth
Galloway Wins Opening Skeet Shooting Event
Hunter Galloway of Greensboro won the .410 bore opening event at the mid winter skeet championships in Pinehurst with a 19x25 shoot off over Jack King and Ray Idol after tying at 82x100. Idol claimed the Class AA title, King Class A, with other winners named in later classes.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Hunter Galloway
Greensboro
North Carolina Skeet Assn
Galloway
Jack King
Ray Idol
High Point
Idol
King
Robert Bogie
Moon Lake
N.Y
William Nease
Martinsville
Maj
W. G. L. Roth
Ft. Lee
Charlie Ward
Roth
Ward
Foley Wheeldon
Central City
Clyde Rucker
Springfield
Ohio
Sandy Wood
Glick Janssen Advance To Final Round In Hollywood Four Ball
Evelyn Glick of Baltimore and Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville reach the final round of the Hollywood Women’s International Four-ball Golf Tournament in Florida. They edged Barbara Little and Nad Grannick 11 up at 18 holes after previously defeating Ann Casey and Wanda Sanches in quarters. Quast and Jessen also won their quarterfinals, with Quast’s reliable putting helping them advance.
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Hollywood
Fla
Evelyn Glick
Baltimore
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Quastrysville
Glick-Janssen
Barbara Little
Nad Grannick
Milwaukee
Ann Casey
Johnston
Mason City
Iowa
Wanda Sanches
Baton Rouge
Miss Quast
Miss Jessen
Mary Ann Downey
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N.C
VMI Keydets Rally to Top Davidson 86 73
VMI improved to 2-6 in league play by beating Davidson 86-73 after trailing 36 25 at halftime. Bill Coupland led with 20 points, Hobby Cobb poured in 38 for Davidson, and four VMI players hit double figures. The win follows a 76 59 victory over The Citadel.
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Piatt Dade
Nuary Institute
Davidson
Poin
Wildcats
Don Nyman
Bill Coupland
VMI
Hobby Cobb
Coupland
Don Coombes
Chuckton
College basketball scores from scattered matchups and totals
Ohio State defeated Indiana 100 to 82 while Washington beat Howard 108 to 9 in a game at Lincoln. Michigan topped Washington 81 to 48 and Duke beat North Carolina 64 to 50. Other results include Syracuse 82 over Pitt 70 and NC State 105 over Clemson in Atlanta.
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Ohio State
Indiana
UGLA
Washington
Howard
Lincoln
Bonaventure
Memphis State
South Carolina
the Citadel
Michigan
Louis
Syracuse
Pitt
VPI
Virginia
Furman
William & Mary
Richmond
West Virginia
Detroit
Oklahoma
Villanova
Fordham
North Carolina State
Clemson
Atlanta
Christian College
Guilford
Duke
North Carolina
Penn State
Boston
Lenoir Rhyne
Appalachian
Vanderbilt
Consa
Georgia
Rollins
Purdue
Minnesota
Millrose Games Highlight Duke and NCC Winners
Dave Sime of Duke won the 60 yard dash in 6.2 seconds at Millrose, overcoming starts to beat John Haines and George Sydnor. Lee Calhoun of NCC captured the 60 yard high hurdles beating Jack Davis and Joel Shankle as Harrison Dillard scratched with a bad leg. Tom Courtney of Fort Dix took the half mile in 1 53.2, leading from the start to edge Harry Bright with Gene Maynard and Bill Taylor in the top five.
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New York
Tom Courtney
Fort Dix
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Courtney
Fordham University
Harry Bright
New York Pioneer Club
Gene Maynard
Fort Monmouth
Bill Taylor
Quantico
Reggie Pearman
The
Pioneers
Dave Sime
Duke
John Haines
Penn
George Sydnor
Sydnor
Sime
Lee Calhoun
North Carolina College
Harrison Dillard
Boston
Jack Davis
Navy
Joel Shankle
Dillard
Tourney Ducats On Sale Monday
Mail orders for the Atlantic Coast Conference basketball tournament tickets start Monday at William Neal Reynolds Coliseum. Season books cover all three days through Feb 25, with individual-game sales after. Box office sales begin Feb 13. season books cost 9 and 6 dollars, individual tickets 2.50 and 2 dollars.
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Raleigh
William Neal Reynolds
Bears rally to beat Appalachian State 80 65
In Boone North Carolina Lenoir Rhyne trailed early but surged in the second half to defeat Appalachian State 80 65. Raeford Wells scored 20 and Floyd Propst 19 while Bob Campbell led Appalachian with 27 points in a high scoring duel.
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Boone
N.C
Lenoir Rhyne
Appalachian State
Raeford Wells
Floyd Propst
Bears
Bob Campbell
Appalachian
Ex Navy aide Ben Martin named Virginia head coach
Ben S. Martin a former Navy assistant was named Virginia head football coach on a three year contract with a reported 10 000 annual salary the highest for a coach at the university He succeeds Ned McDonald effective Feb 1 and will begin spring practices around Feb 27 Martin will also retain Harrison Nesbit as freshman coach and plans a Split-T offense debut at Virginia which has potential star Jim Bakhtiar returning as a junior
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Martin
Virginia
Ned McDonald
University
Nesbit
Aide University
Harrison Nesbit
Navy
Wallingford
Cavaliers
Jim Bakhtiar
Cavalier
Pittsburgh
Ben S. Martin
Wake Forest Names Elmer Barbour and Kenneth Wable Assistants
Wake Forest head coach Paul Amen appointed Durham high school coach Elmer Barbour and Massillon Ohio coach Kenneth Wable as two new assistants. Barbour, a former Wake Forest blocking back, earned the Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 1944 and led Durham to Eastern AAA titles. Wable, a Muskingum College alumnus, previously led Massillon to an 8 1 season and coached at New London High School in Ohio.
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Wake Forest
N.C
Paul Amen
Durham
Massillon
Amen
Wesley Elmer Barbour
Kenneth E. Wable
Billy Hilderbrand
Wable
Muskingum College
New Ohio
New London
Ohio
Massilon
Tom Harp
West Point
van Wert
Barbour
Jacobs
Brewbaker
State
Carey “Brewbaker
N.C. State
Ereven
Terbour
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Anne
Helfrich
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Yne
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Tee Beauchot
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HPC
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Jim Cline
Dave Wachter
Jim Thornton
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Wolfpack Wallops
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Shavilk
Seitz
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Dickman
Seen
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Maglio
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One Mauser
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Ortmyer
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R. Wells
Cornwall
Ben Martin
Eddie Erdelatz
University of Virginia
Erdelatz
George Sauer
Los Angeles Rams
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An Oil Company
Elmer Barbour
Wake
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