Four Pros Tie Top in $10,000 Texas Open Showdown
Johnny Palmer, Dave Douglas, Sam Snead and Dick Metz shared the 54 hole lead at 203 after Palmer finished with a 70. Jim Ferrier briefly led with 205 before the close as Snead and Douglas posted 66s and Metz 68. Walkup and Turnesa also contended with strong rounds on a rain-softened Brackenridge Park course.
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Basketball scores from various college games across the nation
A compilation of scattered college basketball results with many upsets and margins, listing teams such as Duke Georgia Tech Clemson Virginia Tech and Notre Dame along with scores and occasional overtime notes. notable gaps and OCR oddities occur in places.
Duke Blue Devils Top Georgia Tech 53 to 42
Duke defeats Georgia Tech 53 to 42 with a strong 11 2 run to lead 31 18 at halftime Youmans leads Duke with 13 points in front of about 3500 fans Tech trims deficit late but Duke holds firm for a nine point victory
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Quakers Fall to Appalachian State 60 52 in Conference Showdown
Guilford college Quakers drop North State contest 60 to 52 as Appalachian State Teachers College mounts a second half rally led by Glenn Causey and Reid Lowder. Al Johns paces Guilford with 11 points, while free throws highlight the game at 24 of 29. Preliminary: Appalachian Jayvees beat Guilford Jayvees 56-42.
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Duke Wrestlers Defeat Davidson In 28-5 Victory
Duke University wrestlers defeated Davidson College 28-5 in eight matches. Davidson salvaged only one win by decision and one draw as they forfeited the 121 and 165 pound classes due to injuries to Jimmy Jones and Matt Price.
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Pirates' Meyer Signs Three Year Contract Extension
Pittsburgh owners tore up Billy Meyer's old deal and signed him to a three year contract with a higher salary. Meyer led the Pirates from last place to fourth in his first year and became the club's first manager to receive a three year pact.
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High Point Bison overwhelm Davidson frosh 30 to 2 in wrestling
High Point High School wrestling beat Davidson College freshman Wildcats 30 to 2 for their ninth win against one loss. James Slaydon Glenn Hudson and William Seckler led scoring. Bobby Baird and Roy Bragg won by forfeit. 165 pound bout ended in a draw between Bob Grady and Earl Woodall.
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Hogue Agrees With Boston Braves On Terms
Right handed pitcher Bob Hogue telephoned GM John Quinn from his Miami home and agreed to terms for the coming season with the Boston Braves.
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Y Cagers Defeated by Charlotte Quint 67-60
In High Point the Y.M.C.A. team edged High Point Yeagers 67-60 as Proctor led Charlotte with 22 points and Moe Harris and Ray Watson each added 14 for High Point. The halftime score was 29-28 in favor of Charlotte amid a packed gym and officials were Steele and Hoover.
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Early Local Golf Match Opens Season at Blair Park
The Grocerymen led by Spot Clary face the Post Office team captained by Bud Kivett in the season’s first scheduled match at Blair Park Course.
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George Washington downs North Carolina to clinch NCAA bid
George Washington Colonials defeated North Carolina 53 to 41 to secure a Southern Conference tournament berth. GW built leads, overcome NC’s late run with an 11 point burst in final six minutes to improve to 8-4 in conference.
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Tech Smashes Records In Edging Duke 40-35
Georgia Tech defeated Duke 40 35 in a nine event swimming meet clinching the victory after seven events. The Jackets led with five first places and set two conference records as they won their fourth race in five starts.
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Liners Win Triangular Gym Meet Over Duke and Tech
Maryland captured the first triangular gymnastic meet with 502 points, edging Duke by a small margin and surpassing Georgia Tech. The event featured eight events with two held this afternoon and six more after tonight’s Duke versus Tech basketball game in Durham.
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Broken Crown Sires Two-Year-Old By Jack High Dam Up The Hill
Broken Crown, a two year old race horse, is sired by Jack High and out of Up The Hill. A full brother is named Pail of Wa ter.
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