Panthers to Face Guilford Quint Tomorrow in North State Clash
High Point College prepares its Purple Panthers for a seventh North State Conference game against Guilford College. A revenge battle looms after last year’s playoff loss on Guilford’s home court. Eastern Carolina edged Western Carolina 43 40 while Atlantic Christian and others hit postponed games.
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Guilford College
Quakers
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Guiford
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Western Carolina
High Point
Atlantic Christin
Elkin
Gil Dodds runs last indoor race due to mumps
Boston on February 11 Gil Dodds noted mile record holder has run his last indoor race after mumps illness His coach Jack Ryder said Dodds will stay hospitalized until late next week plan to rest at Wheaton Illinois then train for outdoor Olympic berth and may retire after the Olympics He cancelled bookings for three New York meets and indoor nationals as well as events in Hamilton Ontario Cleveland and Chicago Return to Boston in April to begin Olympic 1500 meter preparation.
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Gil Dodds
Jack Ryder
Fly Parson
Wheaton
Ill
Ryder
New York
Hamilton
Ont
Cleveland
Chicago
Dodds
Gonzales Declines Mexico Davis Cup Offer
Los Angeles says Pancho Gonzales, 20, has turned down a Bank of Mexico offer to play for Mexico in the Davis Cup next summer. He said accepting would lose his American citizenship, which he prizes above all benefits, after consulting his parents.
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Los Angeles
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Mexico
Gonzales
Bank of Mexico
Mike Jacobs discusses retirement after next Louis Walcott bout
New York boxing boss Mike Jacobs says he will retire after the June Louis Walcott fight. He has been resting in Miami Beach, Florida, and spoke to reporters by phone from there.
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Mike Jacobs
New York
Boxing Generalissimo
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis Walcott
Jacobs
Florida
International
Catawba Five Licks Handicap To Triumph
Catawba college's basketball team passed a snowbound challenge by traveling in two autos to Newberry S C with one car delayed by a ditch. Center Pad Marklin led a five player lineup to a 60 43 win while Manager Mel Everhart played as a substitute after another player fouled out. The squad then moved by train to Spartanburg for a game with Wofford.
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Salisbury
Catawba College
Newberry
S. C
Mel Everhart
Earl Ruth
Ruth
Marklin
Catawba
Bill Young Named Furman Line Coach
William A Bill Young former Washington Red skins player and Alabama coach was named Furman line coach yesterday at Greenville He joins Head Coach H E Smith and Backfield Coach Geo Cafego for the new football season.
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S. C
William A
Bill) Young
Washington Redskins
Alabama
Furman
H. E. Smith
Geo. Cafego
Wolfpack Gridders Set 10-Game Schedule
North Carolina State announces a ten game football schedule for the 19th century season with four home games. The slate opens September 25 against Duke at Raleigh and ends November 27 against Villanova at Raleigh.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
John L. Vonglahn
Duke
Villanova
Clemson
Davidson
North Carolina
Chattanooga
Wake Forest
Virginia
Duquesne
William and Mary
Heritage Posts 52 34 League Win Over Triangle
Heritage defeated league leading Triangle 52 to 34 at the YMCA behind 26 points by W. F. Jones and Paul Gurley. Heritage led 22-14 at halftime and maintained the edge in the second half as Gurley and Jones fueled the rally against Triangle.
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W. F. Jones
Paul Gurley
Gurley
Parlier
Conley
Russell
Hartman
Jones
Grissett Iscceeess
Summer
Spencer
Casper
Painter
Umpire School Opens at Y Saturday Night
North State Umpires Association invites all interested in baseball umpiring to a Saturday 6 PM lobby meeting at the YMCA. First in a weekly series to cover official rules, with fourteen qualified umpires from Asheboro Greensboro. Pugh Thomas of American Express Co is president. Carl Garner of the Y is secretary.
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YMCA
Umpires’ School
National Association of Umpires
Asheboro
Greensboro
North Carolina
American Legion
Pugh Thomas
American Express Co
Carl Garner
DiMaggio kin among San Francisco Seals hopefuls
Vince DiMaggio of Pittsburg California joins over 50 young aspirants at the San Francisco Seals baseball training school. He is a distant relative of the DiMaggio brothers Joe Domini c and Vince.
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San Francisco
Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburg
Calif
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Vince
College basketball results from scattered games
The score table lists multiple games with Holy Cross 71 to Temple 44, Duke 47 to Wake Forest 45, VMI 61 to Richmond, East Carolina 43 to West Carolina 40, Appalachian 49 to Guilford 48, Roanoke 42 to VPI 35, Hampden Sydney 60 to Lynchburg 24, La Salle 74 to Loyola Baltimore 58, American University 66 to Mt. St. Marys 50, Howard 40 to Birmingham Southern, Atlantic Christian at High Point snowfall noted, William and Mary at Virginia postponed, Davidson 69 to South Carolina 44, Alabama 37 to Mississippi 36, Wofford 70 to Catawba 62, College of Charleston 52.
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Duke
Wake Forest
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Richmond
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West Carolina
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Guilford
Roanoke
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Mississippi
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Catawba
College of Charleston
Rio Grande Open Begins Tomorrow
Harlingen Texas February 11 The Rio Grande Open starts tomorrow with 175 players vying for 10000 in prizes while 75 are cut after the first 18 holes The field includes Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Bobby Locke Lew Worsham and most major winter tour stars except Sam Snead who left for Hot Springs to work on his income tax
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Cua
Arlingen Municipal
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Lew Worshaw
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Sam Snead
Snead
Hot Springs
Roach Cerdan Title Bout Set for Madison Square Garden
France's Marcel Cerdan and Lavern Roach will clash in a ten round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden on March 12. The terms were agreed with the Twentieth Century Sporting Club. A $100,000 gross gate is possible as both fighters impressed in prior New York appearances. Roach, 22, is hailed as boxing's 1947 rookie of the year after an 18th straight win and 23rd win in 24 pro starts.
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France
Marcel Cerdan
Lavern Roach
Madison Square Garden
S. C
Roach
Tony Janko
Youngstown
Ring
Boston College Announces 1948 Football Schedule
Boston College unveils a nine game 1948 schedule under Athletic Director John P. Curley. The slate includes a October 23 game against Mississippi in Memphis, plus nightly home clashes with Wake Forest Georgetown Villanova Clemson William and Mary St Marys and Holy Cross with an open date November 6.
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Mass
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University of Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
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Washington
St. Bonaventure
Villanova
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William and Mary
St. Mary's
Holy Cross
Brooklyn Grid Club May Win With Changes
Brooklyn's gridiron Dodgers aim for success in the All-America conference with a new coach and eight signed players. Branch Rickey promises patience as Carl Voyles becomes coach and director of football on a three year deal. Rickey cites a failed $110000 offer to Charley Conerly who has commitments and may join the New York Giants.
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N. Y
Gridiron Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Auburn
Rickey
Voyles
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Dodgers
Conerly
Sonny Horne and Ton Riccio Score Wins in New Jersey Melee
In New York bouts and New Jersey matchups, Sonny Horne from Valley Stream beat Jack Kenny in Sunnyside Garden while Ton Riccio of Bayonne outpointed Harold Anspach in Jersey City. Julie Bort of Brooklyn won over Chuck Burton in Trenton, and Laurie Buxton of London defeated Frankie Palermo in New York Park Arena.
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Sunnyside Garden
George
Sonny” Horne
Valley Stream
N. Y
Jack Kenny
Irvington
N. J
Jersey City
Ton Riccio
Bayonne
Harold Anspach
Trenton
Julie Bort
Brooklyn
Chuck Burton
Newark
Park Arena
Laurie Buxton
London
England
Frankie Palermo
Tight Play Featured In North State Conference Nears
Elkin and other North State Conference teams brace for the tournament to be held February 26 27 and 28 in Elkin. E C T C is the newest member, making the league race unusually balanced with Guilford Atlantic Christian Elon Appalachian Catawba Western Carolina and East Carolina all in the mix. Observers expect the event to be the most exciting, with several top teams capable of winning and last year’s early exits noted.
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Atlantic Kistian
Catawba
Salisbury
Eastern Carolina
Appalachian
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina
Elon
East Carolina
Armed To Prove Point In Hialeah Race Today
In Miami Florida on February 11 the Seminole handicap at Hialeah Park offers Armed a chance to settle the riddle. If Calumet Farm’s seven year old wins or shows speed he may be aimed for a rematch with Assault in the widener. A poor effort could pull him from training for a spell.
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H. A
Jimmy) Jones
Jim Mallory Named Elon College Sports Coach
James Baugh Mallory longtime Burlington high school coach will head all intercollegiate sports at Elon College. A former UNC athlete, he played pro baseball with Washington and St Louis farm clubs and the New York Giants. He led Burlington football to 15 victories, 5 losses, and 1 tie in three seasons.
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Jim) Mallory
Burlington High School
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Mallory
University of North Carolina
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L. J
Hap) Perry
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
Wrestling Championship Set for Hofstra April 15 17
The Amateur Athletic Union announced the national wrestling championship will be staged at Hofstra College in Hempstead N Y from April 15 to 17. John B McDonald AAU athletics director confirmed the dates and venue.
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N. Y
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Hofstra College
John B. McDonald
Vintage radio schedule fragment features scattered program lineup
A dense list of radio programs and times for scattered stations including abc cbs mbs and abe networks. Entries cover news talk dramas comedies variety and dance shows from early evening through midnight with multiple repeats and open hearing segments.
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Beulah
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Murrow
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Abe the Scarlet Queen
Gildersleeve
Vox
Abe Whistler
Bing Crosby
Jimmy Durante
Tony Martin
Abe Weas
Train carries Black Bison to Gastonia for Western AA tilt
After a day’s weather delay the Black Bison basketball team traveled by train to Gastonia to face the Green Wave in a Western Class AA Conference game. Starters include Crowder Harris Hunsucker Cooper Ellington for the Bison with Crunkleton Runyon Lawing Uren Looper for Gastonia.
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Gastonia
Tony Simeon
Richard Crowder
Richard Harris
Billy Hunsucker
Nelvin Cooper
Bill Ellington
Crunkleton
Runyon
Lawing
Uren
Looper
Gastonian
Pointers
Charlotte
Bison
Central High
Carolina
High Point
Holy Cross Nears NCAA Bid After Temple Win
Holy Cross, the NCAA champions, appear certain of a district one NCAA bid for the post season. In a Boston Garden doubleheader, New England Crusaders defeated Temple 71 to 44 before a sellout crowd of 13,909, as NYU drew under 3,000 spectators last week. Holy Cross overcame an early 9-3 Temple lead to win decisively.
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Holy Cross
Ciach
New England Crusaders
Temple
Boston Garden
New York University
Rudy York Offered Pac Coast Tryout by Oakland Oaks
First baseman Rudy York, released by the Chicago White Sox as a free agent, has a tentative offer to play in the Pacific Coast league with the Oakland Oaks. York has not stated his interest.
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Rudy York
Chicago White Sox
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Oakland Oaks
York
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