Locals Dominate as Pointers Earn Eighth Conference Win
Greensboro hosts High Point in a 50 33 victory capped by Crowder scoring 17 and Ellington excelling despite an injured hand. Harris added 13 as High Point struggled from the floor while fouls and a third quarter flare‑up punctuated the Western Class AA matchup.
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High Point High School
Greensboro High School
Guilford Gymnasium
High Point
Richard Crowder
Jack White
Greensboro
Bobby Crews
Bobby Holt
Dick Elkins
Tal Henry
Richard Harris
Crews
Elkins
Henry
Crowder
Ellington
Bill Williams
Guilford College
Billy Hunsucker
Bradley
Cagers
Greensboro Crew
Bill Ellington
Tony Simeon
Hunsucker
Harris
Powell
Crewe
Wright
Cooper
Frazier
Faircloth
Holt
Tech
Murray
Howard
Allen Jay Girls and Boys Defeat Guilford in Local Cage Night
In Allen Jay gym the Jaybirds swept Guilford high school. The girls won 26 11 to push toward an undefeated season with Hayworth scoring 13. The boys edged Guilford 37 32 marking Guilford’s first North Piedmont conference loss.
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Trinity Jamestown Double Header Tonight In NC Conference
Trinity high school boys team, twice beaten, meets Jamestown at Allen Jay gym tonight in a North Piedmont conference clash. The girls game starts at 7 30 and closes the regular schedule as the tournament nears. Trinity sits third behind Guilford and Allen Jay.
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George Earnshaw Receives Bronze Star Award
George Earnshaw, former Athletics pitching star and now director of pitching instruction for the Philadelphia Phillies, received the Bronze Star from Vice Admiral James L. Kauffman on behalf of the president. The award honors meritorious service as gunnery officer aboard the U S S Yorktown during Pacific operations from February 5, 1944 to April 10, 1945.
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Young Ezzard Charles Knocks Youth Out In Tenth
Sam Baroudi, 20, from New York and Akron, died in Columbus hospital six hours after being knocked out by Ezzard Charles in the 10th round at Chicago Stadium. Doctors diagnosed a cerebral hemorrhage and chose no immediate surgery. Baroudi was rushed to the hospital after the bout last night.
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Armed and Assault duel highlights Widener stakes clash
In Miami the 50 000 Widener classic draws ten horses including Armed Assault and Incline. Eddie Arcaro rides Assault and Doug Dodson may pilot Armed with post time around 4 35 PM EST. The field features top earners and Texas veterans from King Ranch and Tucci with a near 30 000 crowd expected.
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Hialeah
Sam Baroudi Dies From Brain Hemorrhage After Fight
North Adams report states light heavyweight Sam Baroudi died in Chicago hours after a knockout and had fatally injured boxer Glenn Newton Smith here last August. An inquest found no one at fault.
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Sam Baroudi
Chicago
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Charles Stops Baroudi In Chicago Stadium Knockout
Charles the leading challenger to the 175 pound title knocked out Baroudi in the first seconds of the 11th round in Chicago stadium before 11 000 fans. Baroudi was carried from the ring unconscious and rushed to Columbus hospital after failed revival efforts by firemen. Baroudi, 26, had a 40 46 record with 23 knockouts and won the right to meet Charles by defeating Bob Satterfield last month.
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Warren Avenue
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Akron
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
Associated Press roundup of last night results includes Holy Cross 62 over Boston University 36, Navy 50 over Gettysburg 46, West Virginia 70 over Pitt 59, Cornell 71 over Harvard 59, Villanova 49 over New York A C 51, Kentucky 79 over Vanderbilt 43, Clemson 63 over Furman 64, Tulane 50 over Louisiana State 41, Cincinnati 77 over Western Reserve 55, Randolph Macon 90 over Gallaudet 40, and more scores across multiple schools.
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Clemson
Furman
Citadel
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Louisiana State
Mississippi College
University of South
Randolph Macon
Gallaudet
Virginia Union
Virginia State
Loyola
Chicago
DuQuesne
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Classy Field Of Champs In Meet Tonight
The 60th National AAU indoor track and field championships at Madison Square Garden feature a field of 48 current or former champions. High jump sees nine competitors above 6 feet 6 inches led by Vislocky Albritton and Vessie, while pole vault stars Morcom Richards Meadows contest the title left by Guvnn Smith.
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Madison Square Garden
John Vislocky
New York Athletic Club
Dave Albritton
Dayton
Ohio
Brown
Josh Williamson
The
Shore Athletic Club
Jack Moody
Warinanco AC
Ed Taylor
Western Michigan
Ken Whitney
Drake
B Morcom
New Hampshire
Bob Richards
Ilinois Athletic Club
Earl Meadows
Brownwood
Tex
Guvnn Smith
San Francisco
Finals Of Golf Play At Daytona Today
Edwin Priester of Cleveland Ohio and Jimmy Paul of Daytona Beach meet in 36 holes finals of the National Tournament of golf club champions. Paul defeated William Goodlam of Valdosta Georgia 9 and 8. Priester toppled Maryland Open champion Spencer Overton of Baltimore 3 and 2 in the semi finals.
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Fla
Edwin Priester
Cleveland
Ohio
Jimmy Paul
Daytona Beach
Paul
William Goodlam
Valdosta
Preisler
Spencer Overton
Baltimore
Haas Builds Big 36 Hole Lead In New Orleans Open
Fred Haas Jr led the $10,000 New Orleans open after 36 holes with 134, five strokes ahead of pursuers Bob Hamilton Norman Von Nida and Jimmy Thomson. Contenders include Frank Champ Bobby Vila de, Johnny Revolta and Dick Metz with Hogan and De Vincenzo among the midpack group.
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Fred Haas, Jr
Haas
Bob Hamilton
Reynolds, Ky
Norman von Nida
Sydney
Australia
Jimmy Thomson
New York
Bobby Ke
USGA
George Schneiter
PGA
Champ
Frank
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kans
Roberto de Vincenzo
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Locke, Ben Hogan
Money winners named from 1948 event across four states
Hershey Pennsylvania led by John Palmer Badin North Carolina Gib Sellers Hot Springs Arkansas and Lloyd Man grum Chicago emerged as the leading money winner of 1948 in a regional competition with strong performances noted across several venues.
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Badin
N. C
Gib Sellers
Hot Springs
Ark
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Saturday Radio Schedule Summary
Radio schedule lists daily programs from 6:00 to 12:00 with CBS NBC and ABC affiliations. Includes news, music, comedy, drama, sports and quiz shows with hosts and performers such as Red Barber Harry Wismer Jack Beall Abe Burrows Judy Canova Kay Kyser and The Grand Ole Opry.
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Boxing Match Planned At Y Tonight
The local YMCA hosts a boxing meet with Winston-Salem YMCA at 8 p.m. The visiting team, claiming a recent win in Winston, backs a strong lineup. Coach Jack Smith praises his fighters progress though they lack experience. Team weights list Gene Surrett to Billy Clinard across eight divisions.
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Winston
Jack Smith
Smith
Gene Surrett
Tom McKenzie
Archie Wright
Harold Chadwick
Donald Brown
Marty Zachary
Billy Clinard
Jimmy Scarce
Boxing Roundup From Several Cities Last Night
New York Terry Young outpointed Beau Jack in a tight decision in New York. Ezzard Charles stopped Sam Baroudi in Cincinnati, Baroudi dying six hours later. Laverne Boach defeated Al Thornton by TKO in Rochester. Georgia Larover beat Geo Hammond in Philadelphia. Don Ellis edged Pat Byers in Atlantic City. Chili Cantero stopped Davey Allen in West Palm Beach. Guido Ferracin outpointed Peter Kane for the European Bantamweight title in Manchester. Heywood Warum and George Brown fought to a ten round draw in Worcester.
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Terry Young
Beau Jack
Augusta
Chicago
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Sam Baroudi
Baroudi
Miami Beach
Fla
Laverne Boach
Plainview
Tex
al Thornton
Rochester
Philadelphia
Georgia Larover
Geo. Hammond
Riverside
N. J
Reading
Don Ellis
Atlantic City
Pat Byers
Kannapolis
N. C
West Palm Beach
Chili Cantero
Havana
Davey Allen
Manchester
England
Guido Ferracin
Italy
Peter Kane
London
Worchester
Mass
Heywood Warum
Boston
George Brown
Drew
Panthers poised for home finale vs Lenoir Rhyne Bears
High Point College hosts Lenoir Rhyne in Harrison gym tonight for the North State clash closing the Panthers home schedule. Ted Moran anchors the attack as Ralph James uses depth to pace a late-season push toward the loop lead before a capacity crowd.
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Ralph James
Bill Faircloth
Jayvees
Lenoir-Rhyne
Dick Short
Laverne Roach Wins Technical Knockout in Miami Beach
Laverne Roach the Plainview Texas middleweight scored a seventh round technical knockout against Al Thornton of Rochester Pennsylvania in a 10 round bout at Flamingo Park Miami Beach before about 2300 fans. Roach built an early lead, then unleashed a burst of punches in the seventh to seal the victory.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Laverne Roach
Plainview
Tex
Roach
al Thornton
Rochester
Flamingo Park
Thornton
New Contract On Way From Phils To Miller
Philadelphia on February 21 U A new 1948 contract should be very satisfactory, says Phils president Bob Carpenter, en route to shortstop Eddie Miller who was recently obtained from Cincinnati in a trade for outfielder Johnny Wyrostek.
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Phils
Bob Carpenter
Eddie Miller
Carpenter
Miller
Cincinnati
Johnny Wyrostek
Stranahan Favored In Houston Golf Tourney
Defending champion Frank Stranahan of Toledo and former champion Ed White of Houston were top favorites to meet in the finals of the 13th Houston invitation golf tournament tomorrow. Stranahan defeated Norman Lewis of Houston 4 and 3, while White beat Bud McKinney of Dallas 2 and 1.
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Tex
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ed White
Stranahan
Norman Lewis
White
Bud McKinney
Dallas
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