State Downs Wolfpack Rings Up Tenth Southern Conference Win
North Carolina State College Wolfpack topped North Carolina 69 45 in a Southern Conference game. The victory marked State s 10th conference win while Carolina slipped to 3 losses in league play. Edward Dickey led State with 19 points before injury ends.
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Melvin Cole
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Nearman
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Wake Forest unveils nine game football schedule
Wake Forest Athletic Director James H. Weaver announced a nine game 1948 football slate. The Deacons face seven Southern Conference rivals with night games at Boston College and Duquesne. The schedule lists GWU W&M N C State Duke Clemson South Carolina and others with locations in Boston College Williamsburg Pittsburgh Durham Winston-Salem Columbia.
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George Washington
William and Mary
Wiliamsburg
North Carolina
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Open
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Duke
Durham
Clemson
Winston-Salem
South Carolina
Columbia
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New Faces Dominate North State Meet at Elkin
Elkin hosts the North State Conference tournament February 26 to 28 with many new players and five new head coaches. standout rookies include Leo Kantorski of Lenoir Rhyne Larry Graham of Catawba Jack Elkins of Guilford and others from Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Guilford East Carolina and Appalachian. The event signals the league’s rapid postwar revival and the dawn of a faster style of play.
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Fblon
Hoover
Causey
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McConnell
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Larry Graham
Catawba
Jack Elkins
Guilford
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Graham
Elkins
Quakers
Billy Wells
Flon
Lacey Ganes
Leo Kampman
Roger Thrift
Bill Wait
Jerry Iscovitz
High Point
Appalachian
George Lancaster
Mountaineers
Boone
Elkin
Sunday Radio Schedule and Concert Lineup
A February Sunday radio guide lists 1:00 program blocks including Forum Abe Lworoway to Life with Sam Pettingill and Wm Shirer, 2:00 Robert Merrill Concert, 2:30 James Melton Concert plus News Commentary, 3:30 One Man's Family, 4:00 Quix Kids and House of Mystery, 6:00 The Sunday Theater and Shadow Drama with Treasury Agent.
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FBI records show men arrested five times more than women yearly
FBI figures report annual arrests for law violations with men constituting five times the number of women. The data highlights a persistent gender gap in enforcement outcomes across offenses and jurisdictions.
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Junior College Cage Finals Set for Thomasville in March
The North Carolina Junior College Basketball Tournament finals move to Hauss Gymnasium Thomasville March 2 3 and 4 under Charles Prevost tournament manager. Lions Club sponsors event with eight teams from east and west divisions in single elimination play across three days. Reserve seats near mid court may be sold with no phone or wire orders. previous venue was Harrison Gym High Point College. Participating schools include Campbell Wingate Pfeiffer Oak Ridge Military Institute Wilmington Asheville Biltmore Belmont Abbey Brevard Edwards Military Gardner-Webb/Louisburg Presbyterian Lees McRae Mars Hill Warren Wilson.
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Edwards Military Institute
Gardner-Webb
Louisburg
Presbyterian
Lees-McRae Mars Hill
Warren H. Wilson
Rickey And MacPhail Silence In Verbal Feud
New York February 21 1948 There was only silence today in the Branch Rickey Larry MacPhail war In Miami MacPhail offered no remarks while Rickey in Brooklyn wrote at his desk The dispute centers on whether major league owners approved the hiring of Negroes and if that threatened baseball holdings The 1947 dispute had Dodger manager Leo Durocher suspended for the season
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Rickey
Larry MacPhail
MacPhail
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Brooklyn
Dodger
Leo Durocher
Rupp Withdraws From NCAA Tourney Selection Panel
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp said he would pending selection of the year’s participants withdraw from district three of the NCAA tournament committee. Roy Mundorff of Georgia Tech will replace him while his team is under consideration. Rupp stressed the move avoids any conflict of interest as he remains interested in both the NCAA and NIT events. Alabama Connecticut New Mexico and South Dakota mention women secretaries of state in unrelated line.
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Roy Mundorff
Georgia Tech
Rupp
New York
Sixth Annual Southern Indoor Games Set in Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill hosts the sixth annual Southern Indoor Games this Saturday, featuring 28 events for college and scholastic track teams. UNC coach Bob Fetzer, organizer of the meet first held in 1930, expects final entrant lineup within a few days.
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University of North Carolina
Carl Rhuback
University of Maryland
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
UNC
Bob Fetzer
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