Tar Heels front line up for 1952 baseball season
UNC Raleigh notes 22nd season for coach Bunn Hearn as he rebuilds the Tar Heels after last year’s 11-1-1 mark. Key losses include Brookshire Senter McGinn Gaston and Schacht. Returnees Lee Herring Hesmer Port Pazdan Lore Woods Lloyd Marbury and Paschal compete for spots. The squad opens with Florida on March 17 then Michigan State Yale before Wake Forest April 4.
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Workman Tops National Scoring Leaders With 25.4 PPG
In a season shift, Workman takes the top national scoring title at 25.4 points per game after Lovellette, last season’s leader, slips. Duke star scores 25.0 ppg while Virginia’s standouts push field goal and free throw marks as Kansas and Kenney highlight the top free throw percentage at 85.9.
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West Virginia and Maryland Face Soft Opponents in Loop Tilt
Mountaineers lead the Southern Conference at 9-1 and travel three days through Virginia with a stop at Virginia Tech after beating Techmen 78-53. Maryland hosts Richmond at College Park as the Spiders sit 1-8 in league play while Tech is 3-10 in the loop. All conference teams were idle tonight with Raleigh set for the March tournament.
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Tar Heels Enjoy Two Wins Lukewarm Week Behind Return
Carolina fans celebrate a good week with basketball wins over The Citadel and Furman lifting spirits after a string of downturns. The piece notes Barclay’s All-America backstory and hints UNC remains in the race for a conference berth as they prepare for upcoming games.
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Vacu-matic Carburetor Aims to Cut Gas Waste
Wisconsin inventor offers Vacu-matic automatic carburetor to reduce fuel consumption by correcting over rich mixtures. Installable in minutes and claimed to fit cars trucks and tractors. Vacu-matic Carburetor Co. invites readers to write for full details or send name and address on a post card.
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Manager Says Lee Savold Is Through After Rocky Marciano Fight
In Philadelphia a tough seventh round ended the career of veteran Lee Savold as Rocky Marciano dominated from the opening bell. Marciano weighed 186½ pounds to Savold’s 200 for the nationally televised ten rounder at Convention Hall before 9,243. Savold’s corner and Pennsylvania officials called for his retirement after the decisive defeat with Savold unable to mount a comeback.
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Cage Scores By The Associated Press
East Princeton 70, Columbia 63. Cornell 69, Harvard 44. Seton Hall 66, Ford 58. Penn 7h Army oma Amherst Westminster 6o 4. Washington and Jefferson 83, Rider 61. Lehigh 64, Bucknell 60. Lafayette 83, sourn 74. Newport cartle Apprentice 77, Shen Roanoke 94. Emory & Henry 70, Winston-Salem Techrs 72. Wofford 71, Ted 69. Elon 77, Atlantic Christian 38. Union Ky 8, Tennessee Tech 67. Middle Tenn 68, Chattanooga 44. Midwest Bradley 61, St. Louis 60. Cincinnati 68, Xavier O 63. New Mexico 74, Arizona State Flagstaff 56.
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McCrary Tops High Point 68 to 59 in Tight Battle
McCrary, led by Anderson and Hawks, edged High Point YMCA 68 to 59 after a strong first half. O Quinn Sheets and Miller paced McCrary with steady scoring while High Point’s Nance and Reed fought back, but McCrary pulled away after halftime.
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Beckers Holds First In City Industrial Loop
Be lectured text shows Beckers leading in the city industrial loop with pinfall totals and standings contrasts. Industrial G standings list shows various scores and team references including Modern Grill and MB beesd. Data appears garbled but identifies Beckers as a leader with a 123 pinfall total amid a league or series results.
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Motor Tune-Up Specialists at Sloop Auto Service
Motor tune up experts in ignition electric system and six coil generator and battery service at Sloop Auto Service supervised by S and Bud Cashwell located at 804 West Broad Street with phone numbers 7050 and 3944.
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Tigers Browns Complete Seven-Player Winter Trade
Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns announce a seven player deal. Tigers send Bob Cain Gene Bearden and Dick Kryhoski to the Browns in exchange for Matt Batts Cliff Mapes Dick Littlefield and Benjamin Taylor.
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