Braddock Praises Louis and Boxing's Greatness Across Headlines
In a round of sports notes Jim Braddock credits Joe Louis as the greatest champion, while jockey Atkinson backs Atkinson's Coaltown for a mile and a quarter. Michigan State touts Little Jack Dianetti as the next mile champion, SMU Notre Dame football tickets draw heavy orders, and contract tensions rise for the Boston Braves after Johnny Antonelli signing. DiMaggio backs the Yankees, Nat Fleischer honored for boxing work, Indians add 11 Negroes, and Wisconsin boxing uses new protective headgear with padded rear protection.
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Campbell Belmont Abbey Play Tonight
Campbell and Belmont Abbey meet tonight in Asheville for a Caro game rivalry. The University teams plan a hard fought contest with both squads seeking a key win.
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Carter shines as scoring and defense pace Bison to late season win
In a 55-44 victory at High Point Carter drew focus with sharp shooting and strong defense while teammates fed him opportunities. High Point guard Ken Yarborough limited Carter to 10 points, marking his season low, as Central edged a tight game behind Carter’s double role on offense and boards.
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Thomasville Bulldogs dominate Winston Five in 54 28 victory
Thomasville high's Bulldogs stay atop the South Conference by defeating Winston-Salem's Children's Home 34 28 in Thomasville. Coach Carr Shealy's squad improves to seven wins against one loss as Lenny Dillon scores 13 and Huffman and Ferguson add 11 each. Girls team also beats Children's Home 37 20.
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Trouble Looms For Catawba In North State Tournament
Elkin NC February 23 IL In a season shaped by injuries and momentum shifts Catawba led by Earl Ruth faces a tense North State Conference tournament starting Thursday at the Gilvin Roth YMCA. Players Graham Speacht Richardson battled through weeks of setbacks as Appalachian surged to finish strong.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Princeton and Yale tied 45 to 45 in a city showdown. Long Island beat Maryland State 78 to 64 while Liberty won 73 to Beckley. Rhode Island State defeated Maine 33 to 30. Lincoln beat Howard 64 to 53. Seton Hall won 70 to Cloisis Wesleyan 51. Morrin Harvey 108 defeated Tiffin. Virginia Tech 74 topped Bluefield. North Carolina 53 beat Davidson 52. Richmond 77 defeated Washington & Lee. North Carolina State 76 beat Furman 45. Western Maryland 64 beat Mt. St. Marys 42. Georgia Tech 78 over College of Charleston 65. Milligan 166 over Carson-Newman 72. Lynchburg 80 beat Richmond Pro Institute 43. Midwest Hamiine 68 River Falls 52. Xavier 133 beat Marshall 3.
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Fights Last Night Recap From The Associated Press
Boxers battled in multiple venues with wins by Elmer Ray and Artie Levine in Cleveland and Brooklyn respectively. Results include Victories by Ray over Riviera 706 or 18 and Levine over Jones 165 14 while other bouts feature Vetrovich 89s toppling Watkins Jr 136 and Jackie Wilson stopping Peralta 148 7. Earle Brucker Jr. will study at San Diego State College after the season.
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