High Point Tops Lenoir Rhyne 65 58 in North State clash
High Point fends off Lenoir Rhyne 65 58 as Ted Moran and Fred McCall lead scoring with Moran adding 21 before fouling out. Kantorski keys Lenoir Rhyne despite fouls as the Bears shoot 50 percent from the floor in a close North State Conference contest.
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High Point
Purple Panthers
Panther Ted Moran
Fred McCall
Bears
Moran
Leo Kantorski
Tim Acerra
McCall
Lenoir- Rhyne
Kantorski
Panthers
Appalachian
Catawba
Boone
Mountaineers
Hammond
Sheets
Careee
Tecovitzz
Ainegel
Wralz
Saccesee
Golden Gloves Boxing Entries Surpass Seventy For Local Armory Shows
The Tri-State Golden Glove Championship draws around 70 entrants as boxes from Jackson Training School Jamestown Winston-Salem Y M C A Kannapolis Greensboro High Point Florence Lions and independent fighters enter. Matches run March 4 5 and 6 at the Armory with tickets 5 for all nights. first night 1 25 second 1 50 third 2 25.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Carolinas
Jackson Training School
Jamestown
Winston-Salem
Kannapolis
Greensboro
High Point Y. M. C. A
Florence Lions Club
High Point
Camp Lejeune
Marines
82Nd Airborne Division
Greenville, S. C. Army Air Base
North Carolina stars shine on 1948 PGA Winter Tour
North Carolina golfers led by Johnny Palmer Skip Alexander and Clayton Heafner earned 8932 dollars and placed among the top 15 money winners. Palmer averaged 69.18 strokes over 27 rounds, while Alexander totaled 3062.50 over 23 rounds and Heafner 1404.50 over 16 rounds. Separately Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail clash over Negro players, with Rickey denying MacPhail claims and both sides trading sharp remarks as Major League baseball watchers await a final outcome.
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North Carolina
Professional Golfers’ Association
Johnny Palmer
Badin Blaster
Skip Alexander
Lexington
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Palmer
Heafner
Larry MacPhail
Branch Rickey
Wizards
Lars
MacPhail
Rickey
Wilberforce
Tickets To State Tourney Set For sale Here In March
Tickets to the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Class AA state basketball tournament will be sold through the local high school athletic department after March first. Three dollar tickets cover March 11 12 and 13 games in Durham with first round on March 11 semis March 12 finals and consolation on March 13. Tournament format expands to include four leading teams from eastern and western divisions.
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Y.M.C.A
Jack Smith
Mercury Athletic Club
High Point
Robbie
Durham
Duke
Basketball results from Associated Press updates
High Point 65 over Lenoir Rhyne 58. N C State 60 over Carolina 45. Appalachian 92 over Catawba 61. Davidson 60 over Wofford 45. Maryland 54 over Wofford 45. South Carolina 53 over Temple 55. Penn State 44 over Kentucky State 57. Hampton Institute 53 over Army 88. Lehigh 28 over Rutgers 80. Colgate 79 over Williams 48. Howard 52 over N C College 44. Erskine 43 over ECTC 48. Tennessee 72 over Vanderbilt 53. William and Mary 71 over W and L 47. Kansas State 72 over Michigan State 50. Atlantic Christian 52 over Lynchburg 49. Illinois 98 over Purdue 54. Elon 51 over Guilford 48. Wake Forest 62 over The Citadel 48. Kansas State 55 over Missouri 53. Nebraska 62 over Iowa State 57. Haverford 63 over Drexel 52.
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High Point
Lenoir-Rhyné
N. C. State
Carolina
Appalachian
Catawba
Davidson
Wofford
Maryland
South Carolina
Temple
Penn State
Kentucky State
Hampton Institute
Army
Lehigh
Rutgers
Colgate
Williams
Amherst
Howard
N. C. College
ECTC
Erskine
Carl Snavely Still Has Nothing to Say
Chapel Hill NC February 21 — North Carolina coach Carl Snavely declined to add to his earlier statement about an offer from the Los Angeles Dons. All-America Conference officials expected a decision in a few days. Snavely said talks with the club had occurred but no commitment was signed.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Carl Snavely
Los Angeles Dons
Associated Press
Local boxers tie Winston Y Outfit in eight bout card
High Point's YMCA boxing event drew a packed house as the locals and Winston Salem YMCA team tied 4 to 4. Zachary of High Point defeated Collins of Winston-Salem at 154 pounds, while multiple other bouts featured decisive wins for HP and WS athletes.
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High Point
YMCA
Jack Smith
Winston-Salem Ymca
Greensboro
Mercury Athletic Club
Zachary
Collins
Winston-Salem
Bowman
Setliff
Glazener
Chambers
Sweat
Fulton
Brown
Keating
Malcolm
Kinsey
Chary
W-S
Wilkes
Boyan
Fletcher
Boyd
High Point Bison Accept Mid-South Tourney Bid
High Point Black Bison basketball team accepts invitation to the Mid-South High School Basketball Tournament set for February 26 27 28 in Greenville S C. The schedule shifts to fit the tourney with games at Salisbury Gastonia Asheville R J Reynolds Burlington Greensboro and a state tournament in Durham March 11 12 13. Tournament host Greenville High Parker High join Dura m Wilson and two Georgia teams in the field as coach Tony Simeon notes strong post season potential.
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Bill Williams
Enterprise
Tony Simeon
High Point Black Bison
Greenville
Simeon
Bison
Salisbury
Boyden Yellow Jackets
Gastorna
Pointers
Asheville
R J. Reynolds
Burlington
Greensboro
Durham
Paul Barrett
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
High Point
Duram, Wilson and
Wilmington
Georgia
Greenville High School
Parker High
Southeast
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Golden Gloves
High Point High School
Les
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Hal Bradley
R. J. Reynolds
Tom Cash
Gray High
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Leon Brogden
H. D. Maynard
Ray Correll
Oncerning Sports
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
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Joe Wolcott
Joe Louis
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Doc Newton
Horace “Bones” McKinney
Washington
Capitols
University of North Carolina
Robert C
Bob
Ms Niech
Navy
Virginia Tech
Cecil Isbel
Paul Brown
Buck Shaw
Red Dawson
National League
Carl Voyles
Bo McMillan
Ed McKeever
Carl
Bill White
John Tsantos
Sport Mame
Long’s
Imee
South Main ST
Lelon Cooper
North Wrenn St
Wauer & Hedrick
Winston “Y
Marvin H. Griffith
Griffith
Becker Tailoring Company
Mr. Griffith
Stone Studio
H. Carlyle Griffith
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