Seeded Apps To Fight Teacher Five In North State Tourney
No. 1 seed High Point College hosts Lenoir Rhyne in the North State Conference tournament opener at Harrison Gym. Second seed Appalachian faces Western Carolina Teachers. Elon sits third after a mixed week. First round also includes Atlantic Christian vs Wilson’s Bulldogs and Catawba vs Guilford with potential semi final clashes in two brackets. Official game times to follow.
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Uilford
Guerin Tops Rider Honors At Fair Grounds Meet
New Orleans February 21 Jockey Eric Guerin clinched riding honors for a four day meet at the Fair Grounds with 47 total wins tying the nation’s leading riders. In the last race Drawout upset Cynthia Fair as Guerin closed strong. George rode Jean Ferrante in the Farewell Purse but had no mount in the final race.
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Jimmy George
Fair Grounds
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Bve
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Frank P. Letellier
Jean Ferrante
Elis Iount
WC. Stroube
Liberty
Dann Retires Travers Prize In Dixie Golf Victory
In St Augustine Florida Carl Dann Jr of Orlando won the Walter J Travis Memorial Trophy for the third time, beating John Teal of Jacksonville 13 and 72 in a 36 hole final. Dann had earlier taken the qualifying medal with a 69 and finished six under par. Appalachian beat Catawba 57 10 39 in Boone in a game moved up to last night.
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ST. Augustine
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Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Walter J. Travis
Dann
Dixie
John Teal
Jacksonville
Appalachian
Boone
Catawba
Pastor Franklin Bout Promises Scrappy Ten Round Clash
Cleveland slate sees Tricky Bol Pastor and Lem Franklin, touted as Joe Louis contenders, meet Tuesday in a ten round scrap that could shape the heavyweight crown race. Promoter Bob Brickman forecasts 13,000 fans and $65,000 purses, with Pastor aiming to pressure Franklin’s midsection and Franklin targeting heart area shots. Both fighters bring recent wins and hefty guarantees to the bout.
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Clevieland
Tricky Bol Pastor
Lem Franklin
Joe Louis
Bob Brickman
Franklin
Cleveland
Louis
Pastor
Tony Musto
Abe Simon
Joe
Bob
Chicago
Vets Bolster Tribe Outlook for Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians depart for Clearwater spring training without Bob Feller as Mel Harder, Clint Brown, and Al Milnar lead a pitching contingent. The club eyes a first division finish under Lou Boudreau with Hal Trosky retired and Les Fleming possible at first base. A crowded staff includes Bagby, Smith, Eisenstat, Kennedy, Kra Kauskas, Dean, Heving, Ferrick, plus untried rookies.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Clearwater
Fle
Mel Harder
Clint Brown
al Milnar
Indians
Rapid Robert
Walter Johnson
Lou Boudreau
Lou
Ray Mack
Hal Trosky
Les Fleming
Southern Association
Ids
Feller
Boudreau
Milnar
Jim Bagby
al Smith
Harry Eisenstat
Vernon Kennedy
Joe Krakauskas
Chubby Dean
Joe Heving
Tom Ferrick
Brown
Harder
AMA Trounces U. N. C. Freshmen Boxers
Chapel Hill Feb 21 Augusta Military Academy routed North Carolina freshmen 51 to 21 with three TKOs and a KO. Ed Gregory and Dick Young led AMA victories while Joe Burke and Frank Wheeler drew. Carolina’s Dick Young won by TKO in first round over Don Stanley.
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Chapel Hill
Augusta
Hammond Star In U N C Win
Sophomore Denman Hammond starred in every dual meet this season as North Carolina’s undefeated swimmers crushed Washington and Lee 63 to 12 in Chapel Hill. Hammond won the 50-meter free and backstroke, leading UNC with 10 points. the Blue Dolphins set multiple dual meet and university records and canceled the Carolina Florida meet, leaving only Duke on March 3.
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Denman Hammond
North Carolina
Washington
Lee
Hammond
Blue Dolphins
Bill Thompson
Carolina
Pearl Harbor
R. A. Fetzer
Carolina-Washington and Lee
Billy Stone
Raleigh
Henry Ortland
Jim Barclay
Duke
Hix
Oustey
Lees
Record Entry Set For UNC Indoor Games
The Southern Conference indoor track and field meet at Chapel Hill next Saturday could match or surpass last year’s record entry of 476 athletes from 61 teams. UNC, Duke, South Carolina, Clemson, Maryland, Davidson, Richmond, VMI, and Virginia Tech lead both conference and non conference fields with many fresh entrants and defending champions returning to defend titles. Notable entries include Duke’s Lach and Brown, North Carolina’s Mangum, and Virginia’s Campbell and Todd, plus Catholic University and other strong programs.
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Associated Press
Chapel Hill
R. A. Fetzer
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Clemson
Maryland
Davidson
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Navy
Catholic University
Tennessee
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson High
Morristown High
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Newport News Fuigh
Hampton High
Montgomery-Blair High
Silver Springs
Charlootte
Goldsboro
Granite Falls
Steve Lach
Werner Brown
Mike Mangum
Tar Heels
Ralph Fennell
Ned Campbell
Tom Todd
Warren Mengel
Ed Sargent
Williamsburg
Heel Matmen Win N C Title In Davidson Meet
North Carolina wrestlers captured the state title by winning six straight lower-division bouts at Davidson, posting a 24 6 tally. Tar Heels dominated with three pins and three decisions, while Freshmen and other events set dual meet, pool and stroke records.
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Hall
Johnston
Navy Triumphs In OT Over Tar Heels 42 39
Navy edges North Carolina 42 to 39 in overtime as co captains Bob Zoeller Bill Busik and reserve Gene Huntemer lead a late rally. Navy scores all overtime points after a 33 24 lead with five minutes left while UNC stars Bob Rose and George Paine are ejected for personal fouls. Navy improves to five wins in ten games. North Carolina suffers its sixth loss in 15.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Navy
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Bob Zoeller
Bill Busik
Gene Hunterer
Zoeller
Huntemer
Busik
Gene
Bob Rose
George Paine
Trnes
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Roe
Smith
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Foe Rose
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Gersten
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MeTileuhe
William and Mary Coeds Defeat Chapel Hill in Fencing Meet
William and Mary coeds swept the fencing meet against North Carolina 9 to 0 in Chapel Hill. Jane Bryant led the Indians with three foil wins, Virginia Longino and Geraldine Hess also won all three foil bouts, while Barbara Epps and Altiene Brawley each won battles. Notable performances included Mary DeCormick, Sarah Anderson, and Mary Alice Puckett sharing the No. 3 foil duties. It was the Tar Heel women’s season opener.
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Chapel Hill
William and Mary
North Carolina
Jane Bryant
Virginia Longino
Geraldine Hess
Barbara Epps
Altiene Brawley
Mary DcCormick
Sarah Anderson
Mary Alice Puckett
Tar Heel
Baseball Fumbling Chance To Aid War Says Gardner
Dallas February 21 veteran baseball executive J Alvin Gardner president of the Texas League urges stronger wartime support from the sport He says Roosevelt approved baseball for war time but asks for substantial contributions including 30 percent of salaries above 387 500 to defense bonds and war funds He argues Texas League initiative eight Franklin Roosevelt nights and Red Cross donations are a start but far from enough to keep baseball in the national emergency from failing.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Tex
J. Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Roosevelt
Gartner
Franklin Roosevelt
Red Cross
Gardner
Ball
Basepali
General Crowder
Horton Smith Sees Successful Tour Return From Winter Golf
Horton Smith returned from the winter golf tour and said the tour to date had been successful The average golfer did not think the U S G A should have canceled national championships Smith plans to return for the Miami four ball matches in early March and will play the Mid South circuit.
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Penehurst
Horton Smith
U. S
George Washington Nets Upset of Duke 55 53 in Tight Clash
George Washington led most of the game and held a 33 29 halftime edge as the Colonials defeated Duke 55 53 before 4600 spectators. Ros McNeil scored 15 and Bobby Gillam added 13 for G W while Bobby Gantt matched Duke's 13 in a surprising conference loss for the Blue Devils.
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Associated Press
Washington
George Washington
Cagers
Duke Blue Devils
Geroge Washington
Duke
Blue Devils
Ros McNeil
Colonials
Bobby Gilham
G. W
Bobby Gantt
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Meyers
Gillam
von Konizewski
Boss
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