Allen Jay To Meet Tigers In Tourney
Allen Jay faces arch rival Estown in a round two feature at Sensemer gym as the tourney proceeds. Guilford Bessemer and Pleasant Garden schedule girls games at 7 pm while Nathanael Greene’s boys roll to easy wins as Pleasant Garden’s boys top Nathanael Greene 52 to 23.
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Omore
College basketball scores roundup from nationwide games
The Associated Press reports varied results across major conferences. Notable outcomes include Canisius over Syracuse 70 61, Fordham 89 Holy Cross, Villanova 79 over St Michaels Vermont 67, Rhode Island 94 New Hampshire 97, West Virginia 96, and Georgia Tech 61 versus North Carolina State 96. Other scores feature backup matchups such as Clarkson 5 Rhode Island 94 and Albany 70 Washington 69 with multiple regional teams posting wins and losses.
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Bison Wrestlers Plan Greensboro Showdown Tonight
High Point High School wrestling travels to Greensboro for a set with Gate City opponents. HPHS, defending state champions, aim for a second straight win over Goldsboro as prelims start at 7 30. The Goldsboro match is rescheduled for next Tuesday.
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Randolph County Tournament Opens With 4 Games Tonight
Randolph County kicks off with four games as pairings set at a meeting yesterday. Tonight Liberty girls face Seagrove girls at 6 p.m., Staley vs Gray's Chapel boys at 7, Coleridge vs Farmer girls at 8, and Coleridge vs Seagrove boys at 9. Franklinville sits as top seed in the boys with a 16-2 season mark. Trinity and Staley lead the girls at 16-2.
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No Big Four Teams See Cage Action Tonight
North Carolina State crushed Virginia Tech 96 54 in Lynchburg Virginia as the Tar Heels fell behind early and trailed by 53 with four minutes left Captain Mel Thompson led State with 21 points and four teammates hit double figures. Next games Saturday feature Duke versus North Carolina and Clemson against N C State.
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Y Cagers To Defend Their Area Title
High Point's YMCA teams prepare for a district tournament at Mayodan starting tonight with WY defending Carolinas title. High Point receives a bye and faces Rocky Mount tomorrow night as they bid for a third consecutive crown. The event runs through Saturday, with a new Y Men’s Club league starting Saturday at 1 at the local Y gym for boys 12 to 15 in a round robin.
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Budge Says He Slows Slightly While Back in Pro Tennis
New York star Don Budge, 38, returning to professional tennis with the Jack Kramer group, admits he has slowed a bit. He notes he's about a point or two worse per game than 15 years ago and reflects on a long touring career.
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France
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Fair Grove Teams Open Davidson County Cage Tourney Action
Fair Grove High School’s girls and boys, both given byes, start tournament play tonight in Lexington. The boys meet North Davidson at 6, the girls clash with Denton at 7:30, and Reeds faces Churchland in the nightcap at 8:30. Hasty teams reach semifinals with wins, Pilot and Linwood produce scorers, while Betty Loy and Linda Short lead Pilot girls and Hilda Myers puts in 25.
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Fair Grove High School
Davidson County
Fair Grove
North Davidson
Denton High School
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Reeds
Churchland
Hasty
Linwood
Betty Loy
Linda Short
Jon High
Pilot's Girls
Pilot
Pilot's Boys
Davis-Townsend
Hilda Myers
Pride Drives Yankees Not Hunger, Reynolds Says
Allie Reynolds, veteran Yankee pitcher, says pride rather than hunger motivates the team to win. Reynolds, 36, remains in relief and seeks to play while pursuing other ventures, insisting he will quit only if he tops baseball on a high note.
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New York
Allie Reynolds
Allie
Yankees
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Roy Hamey
Reynolds
Unbeaten UNC Freshmen to Host Triangular Meet
The North Carolina freshman swimming team, unbeaten with eight straight wins, will host a triangular meet Friday at 4:30 p m. Coach Dick Jamerson leads the Tar Babies against Staunton and Georgia Military Academies in Chapel Hill.
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Dick Jamerson
Staunton
Georgia Military Academies
Final Home Game for HPC Faces East Carolina Leaders
High Point College seeks revenge at Harrison Gym in the final home game of the season against league leading East Carolina. The Pirates boast a 15-1 potential finish, while HPC relies on strong defense and rebounding to upset. Kent Moseley nears HPC scoring records as Paul Stanton Slick Sykes and J C Bledsoe headline the lineup.
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Teague banquet hopefuls honor Selvy and Futch in Greenville
Greenville eyes Teague banquet with Frank Selvy and Eanies Futch as top honorees. The piece notes Selvy's star status from Corbin Kentucky and Futch’s dual softball and basketball prowess, plus voting shifts and travel for awards. It also touches on Canadian U.S. pro ball differences and Peahead Walker’s remarks. The Sporting News highlights Tommy Umphlett’s Senators debut and outfield impact.
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Rise and Shine Charming Hartford Dog Show Champion
The Hartford Times notes Ch Carmer's Rise and Shine, Best in Show winner last MSG win, shown again by Ted Young Jr of Rocky Hill. The champ, groomed with Johnson's Baby Powder, posed readily for admirers in a cage with a rubber ball. Owner is Mrs. Morgan of 3004 South Main. stud fee set at 75 dollars amid rising popularity.
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Goodloe Named Favorite In Golf Club Champions
Goodloe of Valdosta Ga top seed as match play opens in the Tournament of Golf Club Champions in St Augustine Fla. The 1952 winner shot 135 for 36 holes to lead by five strokes over Dick Chapman of Pinehurst N C who was 146 in the 100 plus field.
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Dynamite) Goodloe
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Servin Invitational Opens With Top Women Players
In Miami Beach Florida the second Servin Invitational medal eye tees off at Bayshore course. Defending champion Betty Jams on posted a 76 to win the pro am tourney on Tuesday as leading pros include Zaharias Bauer Hagge Berg Rawls Dodd Pung O'Sullivan Randolph Bowman Spork Hanson.
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Sarasota
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Spartanburg
S. C
Betty Dodd
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
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Orange
Tar Heel League Fights to Field Six Teams
The Tar Heel League, a Class D baseball circuit, seeks a sixth team after Lexington dropped out. Vice president J. F. Snipes says the group will ask George Trautman’s office for another extension and is contacting Newton Statesville and Gastonia. A Sunday meeting may be held if a sixth club is found. Ready to play are Hickory Shelby Rutherford County Mooresville and Marion.
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