Big Four Stock Is Up For Southern Circuit Tourney
In Richmond Virginia on February 7 1951 North Carolina beat George Washington 66 60 Wake Forest beat South Carolina 72 56 Duke defeated William and Mary 61 44 NC State routed Temple 86 58 West Virginia smashed Richmond 76 40 Davidson toppled Furman 78 63 Maryland Virginia Tech eyed berths while NC State Duke Wake Forest and North Carolina led push for eight team tournament spots in Raleigh.
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Bison Grapplers Fall 46 3 to Jefferson Roanoke
High Point wrestlers lost 46 to 3 to Jefferson high of Roanoke last night. Only Jim Patton in 112 pound won for HP. Results list pins and decisions across weights with multiple champions from Roanoke.
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High Point High School
Jefferson High
Roanoke
Jim Patton
Johnny Cherry
Don Smith
Jack Orr
Kates Sauls
Don Sowers
Joe Morris
Don Green
Alvin Newman
Pease Maurice Sives
Jack Keene
Charles Kearns
Robert Boling
Tommy Rock
Chippy Wood
Art Matthews
Clyde Herndon
Charles Lee
Dick Gantt
Charles Reas
Jim Jarrett
High Point Beats Reynolds 46 41 Amid Sluggish Showdown
High Point High schools' Bison upset Reynolds by 46 to 41 in Winston-Salem as Harold O’Kelly led with 18 points and Frank Hassell added 14. Reynolds struggled with turnovers and low shooting, dropping to 4-3 in the conference while hoping to rebound at home Friday.
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Bison
Harold O'Kelly
Frank Hassell
O'Kelly
Hassell
Reynolds
Demons
David Moorea
Joe Robertson
Winston
High Point
Richard Moser
Salisbury
Wacceas
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Alexander
Weaver
Westmoreland
Louis Favored Over Cuban Boxer In Miami Bout
Joe Louis, trimmed and ready at 206 pounds, is favored to stop Omelio Agramonte of Cuba in four rounds or less in a ten round match at Miami Stadium. An attendance of 15,000 and a $50,000 gate are forecast as Louis seeks a step toward a rematch with Ezzard Charles. The bout airs locally aren’t broadcast. Louis remained calm in the dressing room and then trained with his usual intensity.
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Fla
Joe Louis
Omelio Agramonte
Cuba
Ezzard Charles
Miami Stadium
Louis
Magic City Gymnasium
Agramonte
Mannie Seamon
College Basketball Scores Roundup Across Programs
A dense list of college basketball results shows Columbia, Harvard, Mt. St. Marys, Wagner, Bethany, Glenville, American University, Lycoming, Penn State, Gannon, Bradley, Cincinnati, Wilberforce, St. Louis, Ashland, Akron, Hamline, Wittenberg, Bluffton, NCSU, North Carolina, Stetson, West Virginia, East Carolina, High Point, Florida, Wake Forest, Duke, Davidson, Furman, Louisiana Tech, Newberry, Appalachian, Shaw, Berea, Kentucky, Evansville, Kentucky State, and many others posting varied margins in late season action.
Allen Jay boys and girls sweep Nathaniel Greene in county clash
Allen Jay high school teams swept Nathaniel Greene last night in a county conference doubleheader at Nathaniel Greene. The boys won 48 to 46 as Hedrick led with 14 and Powers 12 while the girls remained undefeated at 15–0 behind Louise Yarborough 30 points.
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Nathaniel Greene
Jay Bird
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A. J
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Allen Jay Sextet
Yarborough
Jarrett
Shaw
Brown
Carroll
Wilson
Humble
Lewis
Jones
Black
Hedrick
Blair
Wallace
Younts
Dunbar
Warner
Elks
Robertson
Bassett Favored Over Jim Carter in NYC Title Bout
Philadelphia’s Percy Bassett meets New York’s Jimmy Carter in a 10 round main event at St. Nicholas Arena with Ike Williams’s lightweight title in the balance. Bassett, a windmill puncher, ranks fourth among featherweights while Carter is fourth in the lightweight division. Bassett is a 1 to 2 favorite as Williams faces possible challengers.
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Ike Williams
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
Jimmy Carter
St. Nicholas Arena
Williams
NBA
New York Commission
Bassett
Carter
Fights Last Night By Associated Prose
Los Angeles fighter Enrique Bolanos stopped Eddie Chavez in San Jose. Detroit’s Embrell Davidson knocked out Gil Stromquist in Austin. Harold Jones outpointed John Williams in Omaha. George Benton stopped Al Biang in New York. Tony Amato out pointed Sonny Levitt in New York.
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Enrique Bolanos
Eddie Chavez
San Jose
Calif
Detroit
Embrell Davidson
Gil Stromquist
Austin
Tex
Omaha
Harold Jones
John Williams
New York
Trenton
George Benton
Philadelphia
Albiang
White Tailains
N. J
Tony Amato
Gutenberg
Sonny Levitt
High Point Panthers crush Atlantic Christian in record scoring
High Point beat Atlantic Christian 119 to 88 at Wilson led by Joyce 44 and Sueta 40 as the Panthers set North State conference records for team points and field goals. Four Panthers scored in double figures while Elon prepares to visit Harrison gym tomorrow in a rematch noted for Elon coach Doc Mathis scouting.
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Jamestown Boys Rally In Sumner Victory
Jamestown’s boys defeated Sumner 62 to 54 as Wirtz led with 18 points and Garner added 20. Jamestown will visit Guilford on Friday with Harvey Wood Ray and Hayworth contributing solid scoring. Other Jamestown players included Hassell King Williams Dixon and Ingold.
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