Wolfpack endure snowbound road swing to Kentucky and Norfolk
North Carolina State men’s basketball faced two away games at Louisville and William and Mary, both losses, amid record cold and snow. Coach Everett Case praised William and Mary’s defense while noting the team’s continued reliance on the full court press.
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Oklahoma A&M Tops Kansas in Key Big Seven Showdown
Oklahoma A&M, ranked No. 2, beat Kansas 46 to 41 in Lawrence to stand one win ahead of Kentucky in the race for national basketball honors. Hank Iba's Aggies improved to 19-1, holding Clyde Lovellette to 3 second-half points after a 14-point first half. Kansas coach Phog Allen waved four shots, producing a poor 4-for-21 field goal showing. Kansas State crushed Nebraska 79-50 to extend its lead in the Big Seven.
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Mound Strength Up As Red Sox Eye 1951 Pennant
Boston manager Steve O Neill outlines major improvements to pitching for 1951. New arms Harry Taylor Bill Wight Ray Scarborough join Mel Parnell Ellis Kinder and rookies to bolster a previously weak mound. He stresses Billy Goodman’s daily play and notes losses from the draft and farm clubs while naming Cleveland New York Detroit as favorites.
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High Point Roanoke Mat Match Moves Start Time
High Point and Roanoke wrestlers meet tonight at 7 30 PM after a prior 8 PM plan A revenge tilt for HP grapplers follows a season opener loss to Roanoke. Matches include 103 John Smith vs Jay Cary and 112 Jimmy Patton vs Richard Orr among others with HP entries across all weights.
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Ken Hubbard
Lamn Greene
Joe Marsh
Imavice Lives
von Chincey
Charles Kearns
Lis
Gene Hyde
Bocclino
Clay Lambeth
Rocky Rock
Froggy Herndon
S. Matthews
Dick Gantt
Lee
Jim Jarrett
DeWitt Weaver Named Texas Tech Head Coach and AD
DeWitt Weaver, ex Tennessees under Gen Bob Neyland, is appointed head football coach and athletic director of Texas Tech. He succeeds Del Morgan after a season with three wins, taking over the role previously held by Morley Jennings. Weaver comes from Tulsa University where he was an assistant coach.
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Morley Jennings
Junior High Cagers Lose to Thomasville
Thomasville's junior high cagers edged High Point 29 to 27 in the Chair City. Younts led the Bulldogs with nine points while Harris and Queen stood out for High Point. Queen added seven points.
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High Point Gains Points As Gill Scores In Victory
Gill leads with key scoring while High Point gains an edge. opponents struggle at the line making only 3 of 20 free throws.
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Indians To Seek Win At Durham
William and Mary meets Duke in Durham aiming for a sixth straight Southern Conference win. W and M led the league with 9 wins, while Duke seeks to rebound after two recent conference victories. Other major matchups feature NC State, South Carolina, West Virginia, Richmond, and George Washington in key league tests. Duke beat George Washington last night.
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Wake Forest to Represent U S in Buenos Aires Baseball Tour
The Demon Deacons accepted an invitation to play in the first non American games in Buenos Aires Argentina from February 25 to March 8. College officials announced the Wake Forest team will represent the United States in the tournament.
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Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Providence report features Roland La Starza stopping Curt Kennedy in 6 rounds. In Wilkes-Barre Rocky Castellani outpoints Bobby Lloyd over 10 rounds. Baltimore notes Vinnie Cidone stops Milt Larimore in 2. Huntington reports Noel Humphreys outpoints Tommy Edwards over 10.
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Charleston
Tommy Edwards
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Panthers Look to Improve Record Against Atlantic Christian
High Point’s Purple Panthers aim to climb from third in the North State conference as they host Atlantic Christian at Wilson Gym tonight at 8. The Bulldogs, off a conference win at home, hope to challenge a short-handed High Point squad missing Bob Draper and possibly Conrad West. Starting forwards Bill Waiz and Tony Lisk, center Ed Sueta, guards Bobby Davison and Jesse Joyce are slated to start as Lisk builds from a strong showing versus Catawba.
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Harvard Coach Valpey Moves to Connecticut
A report recalls Art Valpey, then Harvard head football coach, shifting to Connecticut as head coach. The note frames this career move within a retrospective sports mirror.
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Ray Robinson
Tony Riccio
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Baylor
Tommy Loughran
Max Baer
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High Point Five Seeks Western Conference Win
High Point Five aims for a circuit victory as they face Reynolds here in a Western Conference matchup. Tony Simeon’s Bison seek to extend a seven game edge over Reynolds historically while Reynolds, led by Sonny Ridenhour and Wilson Alexander, eyes an upset to boost its slim playoff chances tonight. Game time is 8 o clock.
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Jamestown Hosts Sumner In County Conference Doubleheader
Jamestown will host Sumner tonight in two county conference games. The girls matchup opens at 7:30 p.m. followed by the boys game. Jamestown’s boys sport a 7-4 record as they meet Sumner in the late contest.
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William Penn and Dudley Postponed Basketball Game
The William Penn Dudley high basketball game scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. A future date is expected but not yet set.
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