Ellington Sparks Black Bison Win 43 41 Over Carolina Frosh
In Chapel Hill the Black Bison clawed back from nine down, led by Bill Ellington who scored 10 of his 12 that night in the late fourth quarter to beat Carolina freshmen 43 41. Buddy Lebed and Bill White led Carolina with 10 and 8 points as Richard Crowder added 10. The Bison travel to Gastonia Tuesday to face Green Wave and host Charlotte next Friday.
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Chapel Hill
Bill Ellington
Black Bison
Carolina
Ellington
Bison
Carolina Frosh
Buddy Lebed
Bill White
Richard Crowder
Dramn
Gastonia
Green Wave
Pointers
Charlotte
High Point
Burlington
Asheville
Salisbury
Basketball Results From Associated Press Roundup
Villanova 98 Rhode Island state Colgate 75 St. Lawrence 48 Mansfield 43 Bloomsburg 42 Millersville 45 Lock Haven 71 Thiel 44 Youngstown 58 Alliance 50 Davis Elkins 78 West Liberty 63 Slippery Rock 79 Fenn 57 California 71 Edinboro 3 Kings 64 Philadelphia Textile 53 American Unity 67 Scranton 58 Concord 72 Glenville 60 Fairleigh Dickinson J C 52 Newark Teachers 43 Gallaudet 47 Bridgewater 46 Washington Lee 73 George Washington 72 Tennessee 49 Georgia Tech 46 King 59 Lynchburg 36 South Carolina 59 Clemson 7 Towson Teachers 52 Salisbury Teachers 36 Davidson 63 Virginia Military 53 Wake Forest 71 82nd Airborne Division 39 Roanoke 50 Hampden Sydney 37 Virginia Tech 51 Richmond 46 East Carolina Teachers 56 Lenoir Rhyne 47. Redfish spawn in fall near bays and lagoons with newly hatched young drifting in tides to bays. Mosquito fish common in stocked ponds, viviparous and without egg stage.
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Westminster
Thiel
Youngstown
Alliance
Davis-Elkins
West Liberty
Slippery Rock
Fenn
Ohio
California
Edinboro
Kings
Del
Phila Textile
American Unity
Scranton
Concord
WVA
Glenville
Fairleigh-Dickinson J. C
Newark
Gallaudet
Bridgewater
Washington-Lee
George Washington
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
King (Tenn
Lynchburg
South Carolina
Clemson
Towson
Salisbury
Davidson
Virginia Military
Wake Forest
82Nd Airborne Division
Roanoke
Hampden-Sydney
Virginia Tech
Richmond
East Carolina
Lenoir- Rhyne
High Point Ordinance Adds Section 18 for Multi-Meter Rates
The city council proposes amending Article II Chapter Q of the 1945 code to add Section 18. It requires combining readings for electric customers with twenty or more meters to determine the rate. The ordinance becomes effective July 1, 1948, per city clerk Lois W. Smith.
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City OF
High Point
Lois W. Smith
Division Of Revenue Obstacle For Louis Walcott Signing
New York report states the main holdup for the Louis Walcott rematch is movie revenue. Walcott has agreed to 20 percent of net gate and broadcast proceeds while Louis already signed for 40 percent. A further meeting with Sol Strauss is planned to resolve film rights.
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Louis-Walcott
New York
Joe Louis
Boxing echoes of postwar era and career milestones
Sports writer notes parallels between today’s boxing scene and the post World War I influx of foreign heavyweights. He cites names like Carpentier Firpo Uzcudun Carnera and mentions current visitors such as Woodcock Tandberg Buonvino and Ralph Hamilton who was ejected for personal fouls, a rare career blemish after 15 years.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Jersey Jones
Georges Carpentier
Luis Firpo
Million Dollar Gates
Paulino Uzcudun
Phil Scott
Knute Hansen
Primo Carnera
Bruce Woodcock
Olle Tandberg
Gino Buonvino
South Africa
Johnny Ralph
Ralph Hamilton
Indiana U
Fort Wayne Zollners
Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Ralph
Williams declines $30,000 post season offer
Ted Williams, aiming to rebound after losing MVP to Joe DiMaggio, has rejected a $30,000 price tag for 20 post season exhibitions. Penn State stars Chuck Drazenovich and Francis Rogel stay in shape as boxing and wrestling heavyweights.
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Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Penn State
Chuck Drazenovich
Francis Rogel
Len Younce Rejoins St Pauls as Coach in Garden City
Len Younce the Giants guard is re engaged as coach at St Pauls School Garden City New York He plans a system where all sixty St Pauls students will play football Best named race boss William Helis Greek Blonde Peroxide by Heliopol is Myer Hunt Michigan trainer finished second to Notre Dame trainer of the year voting The football teams could not settle it so why not the trainers
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Len Younce
Giants
St. Paul's School
Garden City
N.Y
Len
St. Paul's
William Helis
Heliopolis
Michigan
Kim Hunt
Notre Dame
Boxing results from St Nicholas Arena and others
In New York at St Nicholas Arena Rocco Rossano defeated Eddie Glosa by points after 10 rounds with Rossano listed at 144 and Glosa at 138. Also O Neill Bell outpointed Tommy Yarosz in Detroit with Bell at 160 and Yarosz at 166. In Worcester Irish Bobby Flanagan defeated Sidney Miller by decision despite Miller being listed at 162 and Flanagan at 1623. Miller was disqualified in the third round. Nunzio Carto beat Matt Parker in Philadelphia, Carto 132 and Parker 132. Frankie Pucci and Davey Allen drew in West Palm Beach, both listed around 120.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Rocco Rossano
Brooklyn
Eddie Glosa
Philadelphia
Detroit
O'Neill Bell
Tommy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Worcester
Mass
Bobby Flanagan
London
Sidney Miller
Miller
Nunzio Carto
Matt Parker
Former Olympic Rowing Coach Muller Dies in Philadelphia
Frank J. Muller aged 67, who coached the U S Olympic rowing teams from 1920 to 1932, died yesterday at his sister's Philadelphia home. A former Schuylkill Navy oarsman, he served as a tipstaff in quarter sessions court for a decade.
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Philadelphia
Frank J. Muller
U. S
Muller
Schuylkill
NYU Violets Meet Temple In New York Tonight
New York University brings a 14 game winning streak to Convention Hall to face Temple, a team riding six straight wins. Temple has upset favorites and boasts a 11 4 season record, with recent defeats of Colorado and Santa Clara late in games. High Point High School wrestling then defeated Greensboro 24 15 in Greensboro, with four falls including Bragg sealing win.
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Philadelphia
New York University
Convention Hall
Temple
Owls
LaSalle
Muhlenberg
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Henry Iba
Peru Homa A. & M
NYU
Colorado
Santa Clara
Greensboro
High Point High School
Purple Whirlwind
Spider Barber
Gate City Outfit
Sheaf
High Point
Garsh
Chamberlain
Alfred
The
Whirlies
Smith
Charlie Bryant
Anderson
Roy Bragg
Barham
Winslow
Waugh
Slayton
Leminack
McConkey
Tippett
Keeley
Gourley
Seckler
Shores
Roger
Malone
Malone; 105—Burnette
Corn
Baird
Manor
Hudson
Beaman
Farber
Bryant
Finison
Almond
United States
Mayer
International Ice Hockey Federation
Switzerla
Czechoslovakia
Canada
America
Sweden
Switzerland
Karol
Peter Kennedy
Seattle
Wash
Yvonne Sherman
Bob Swenning
New York
U. S
Ibara Anna Scott
Pro Football League Considered For South
Southeastern football men gathered at an Atlanta hotel to discuss launching a Dixie division of the American Professional Football association. Bob Allen of the Charlotte Clippers hosted the meeting inviting potential team owners from Macon, Knoxville, Jacksonville, Birmingham, Richmond and Atlanta.
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Atlanta
American Professional Football Association
Bob Allen
Charlotte Clippers
Macon
Knoxville
The Weasel and Mink Share The Same Family
A compact note from Sports Afield states that weasels and minks belong to the same family, highlighting their close zoological relationship.
Laffoon Ties for Texas Open Lead in San Antonio
Ky Laffoon holds a share of the Texas Open lead at Brackenridge Park pilots the field in round two alongside Jim Ferrier Eric Monti and Norman Von Nida. Lee Ben Hogan contemplates disqualification over a rule dispute after misjudging a penalty on hole 13.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ky Laffoon
Jim Ferrier
Eric Monti
Norman von Nida
Lee Ben Hogan
Brackenridge Parks
Laffoon
St. Andrews
Ferrier
San Francisco
Monti
Santa Monica
Calif
Little von Nida
Sydney
Australia
Britain
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Stewart
South Africa
Hogan
Ben
Carolina-Duke Clash Heads Card Tonight
The UNC Tar Heels visit Duke in Chapel Hill as both squads push for postseason spots. North Carolina seeks to stay close to N C State after a 1 loss in eight starts while Duke eyes improved conference standing and tournament chances.
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Duke
Braves Sign Beazley and Sanders After Positive Medical Reports
Boston February 7 The Braves announced signed contracts for pitcher Johnny Beazley and first baseman Ray Sanders. Beazley reports full recovery from appendectomy and effective arm treatment after a 2-0 season with the Tribesmen. Sanders, sidelined by a broken arm in 1946 after colliding with Erv Dusak, returns to action after missing last year.
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Boston
Johnny Beazley
Ray Sanders
John Quinn
Boston Braves
Beazley
Tribesmen
Sanders
Erv Dusak
St. Louis
Hogan Nudges Score To Par In Final Round
The score was adjusted to par 71 after a dispute over a wrong score. Hogan remains in contention as 18 holes conclude with the field trimmed to the 60 low scorers and ties for the 36-hole finals tomorrow.
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Hogan
Ice Game Returns as Olympic Sport Amid U S Drama
IOC restates ice hockey as an official sport at the fifth Winter Games in St Moritz but the American entry from the AHA faces non recognition amid a long running dispute. Switzerland leads as Sweden trails in the team standings with ongoing events across skating and skiing.
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ST Moritz
Switzerland
International Olympic Committee
Amateur Hockey Association of America
AHA
U. S
U. S. Olympic Committee
Italian May Worth Shot At Welterweight King
Italian welterweight undefeated in 12 starts in this country may challenge champion Ray Sugar Robinson after beating Ike Williams in a 10 round non title bout at the arena. Matchmaker ete Moran said an outdoor fight with Robinson could follow if Minelli wins. Minelli plans to come in around 144 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Livio Minelli
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Ike Williams
Ete Moran
Herman Taylor
Minelli
Robinson
Dodds Seeks Two World Marks at Boston Meet
Gil Dodds aims for two world records at the Boston A.-59th meet in the Boston Garden after a 4:05.3 mile last week. He'll also try to lower the 1 500 meters mark as five rivals challenge him, while John Twomey, Bill Hulse, and others loom. The program opens with Catawba Papooses facing High Point Panther Cubs, and a full house is anticipated for tonight's North State conference action.
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Bill Currie
College News Bureau
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Harrison Gymnasium
Boston
Gil Dodds
Boston A
Boston Garen
Dodds
Glenn Dunning
John Twomey
Illinois
Bill Hulse
Les MacMitchell
New York A. C
Browning Ross
Villanova
Frank Effinger
Phillips Andover Academy
Jamaica
Herb McKenley
Australia
George Guida
Charlie Slade
John Quigley
Royce Crimmin
Catawba Papooses
High Point Panther Cubs
Redskins
High Point Board of Strategy
Red Richardson
Jim
Walser
Bill Sheets
Frank Henry
Mike Moran
Panther
McCrary
Catawba
Wampum
Dick Short
Panthers
Indians
Bill Faircloth
Dick Feimster
Trinity Bulldogs cruise past Jamestown 48 27 without star Lawrence
Trinity High School beat Jamestown 48 to 27 as star scorer Bobby Lawrence sat out with an injury. Lawrence had 198 points in 11 games before missing the contest. Trinity hosts Guilford next week at Allen Jay School gym in a rematch after Guilford handed Trinity its only loss this season.
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Trinity High School
Jamestown High
Bulldogs
Trinity
Bobby Lawrence
Lawrence
Guilford High School
Allen Jay School
Guilford
Trinity FG
Seague
Brown
Seeseeeeso
Scc
Mikles
Chilton
Elkins
Wade
Bryson
Glasner
Jamestown
Steele
Kopf returns to gridiron as Boston College assistant
Offense minded Herb Kopf, who llat out the fourth and last year for his head coaching contract with the Boston Yanks in the NFL with full pay, is back in football as an assistant on the Boston College coaching staff.
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Herb Kopf
BOC
Newton
Mass
Boston Yanks
Boston College
Marienville shooter wins opening Peckaway trapround
S W Seybold of Marienville Pennsylvania won the first round of the Peckaway trapshoots in Miami breaking 198 of 200 targets from the 16 yard line.
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Miami
Fla
S. W. Seybold
Marienville
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Evening Across Networks
A detailed listing shows programs from CBS NBC ABC and others across the evening hours. Include discussions music drama news variety dance shows quizzes and operatic performances featuring numerous hosts and performers.
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Nbec
Cbs Network
Abe Len
Nbe
Cbs
NBC Symphony
Red Barber
Harry Wismer
Abe
Mbs
Jack Beall
Abec
Hawk Larabee
Cbbs
Modern Music Museum
Hawaii
Abe Abe Burrows
Cbs Challenge
Medy
Cbs Gang Busters
Judy Canova
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Kay Kyser
Chicago Theater
Cbs Hayloft
Abc News
Cbe
Abc Dance & M
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Associated Press
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Colgate
St. Lawrence
Mansfield
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Millersville
Lock Haven
Jimmy Meadowl
Ine
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NYU Violets
South
Buddy Bomar
Chicago
Bomar
Texas
University of North Carolina
Mighty N. C. State
Phants
Flying State
William and Mary
N. C. State
Georgetown
Raleigh
Hoyas
Wolfpack
Appalachian
Elon
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
East Carolina Teachers
ECTC
Lenoir
Rhyne
Braves
Barbara Ann
Eva Pawlik
Austria
Dick Button
Western Hemisphere
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Harald Eriksson
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Finland
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