Expediancy Enters the Field as NCAA Mulls Code Reform
NCAA council reviews two san ity code violator cases and a proposal to soften the code. Byrd of Maryland delays action while Villanova seeks removal from the violator list. Boston college is certified in good standing pending 1950 tourney eligibility amid broader reforms debate.
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Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Foxx Led AL In Striking Out For Seven Seasons
The record notes Jimmy Foxx led the American League in strikeouts across seven seasons, marking a notable power hitting era milestone in baseball history.
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Jimmy Foxx
Eigenen
Albans Leads UNC in Close North Carolina Track Meet
Freshman Bob Jones of NC State sets a three quarter mile mark of 3 09.7 while Tom Scott of Tennessee repeats as non conference mile champion in 4 23. Duke shocks by failing to reach finals as John Grisco loses the 440 yard dash to Wilber Harrison of VMI. North Carolina wins team title with 60 points. Maryland and Duke performers pace individual events with Unterkofler setting a shot put record.
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Jim Unbarger
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Villanova Wins Overtime Thriller Over N C State
Villanova outlasted North Carolina State 64 to 35 in overtime after a 33 33 regulation tie in Raleigh. Key moments included Paul Arizin forcing OT with 26 seconds left and Dick Dickey's 25 points for State in his final night, while Thomas Brennan paced Villanova in the extra period.
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Paul Arizin
Villaova
State
Dick Dickey
Thomas Brennan
Wolfpack
Warren Cartier
Paul Horvath
Cartier
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Ricca
Ranzino
Arizin
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Brennan
Wolf
Cook
Bubas
Harand
Track Meet Recap Shows North Carolina Dominance in Relays
The report lists multiple conference events with North Carolina athletes leading in sprints relays and field events. Standouts include 4 by 40 and 70 yard drills, with Duke and Maryland athletes also placing in sprints and hurdles. Time details include 4 by 100 and 70 yard low hurdles with key times and placements.
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Tomlinson
Duke
Ambarger
Maryland
Terrell
North Carolina
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Kirk
Patterson
Ewin
Albans
Morrows
Scott
T. Reeves
Hogan shoots 64 to tie River Crest course record
For Worth report describes Hogan playing in a River Crest Country Club fivesome on February 25. He carded six under par 64 tying the course record. witnesses praise his precise, powerful ball striking and near perfect approach shots.
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Hogan
River Crest Country Club
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Bison Seek Key Win To Secure Western Conference Title
High Point high school’s Black Bison aim to clinch the Class double-A Western Conference crown with a win over Reynolds of Winston-Salem Tuesday night or Burlington on Friday. High Point leads with 11-1 in conference play, while Reynolds and Burlington remain in the chase. Jack Powell paces the team with 294 points in 17 games. Buell Moser leads in conference scoring with 153 in nine games.
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Eton College
Gastonia
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Buell Moser
Powell
Ken Yarborough
Jerry Paschal
Charlie Bryan
Frank Hassell
Ken Frye
Salisbury
Crowder Emerges as Regular for Duke Blue Devils
Dick Crowder a 6 5 sophomore from High Point Senior High School sits fourth in Duke scoring with 157 points this season. He plays center and forward, uses a hook shot, and has notable 12 to 15 point games against Davidson Citadel Maryland and N C State as a ready asset for Gerry Gerrard's 1945 squad.
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Ex-Pittsburgh manager Billy Herman eyes Oakland comeback
Billy Herman aged 40 hopes to return to managing or playing with the Oakland Oaks in the Pacific Coast League this spring after a year away from the game. He previously led the Pirates.
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Calif
Billy Herman
Oakland Oaks
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William and Mary Ties for Second After 81-54 Win
Williamsburgh Indians upset the University of Richmond 81 to 54 to pull into a tie for second place in the Southern conference standings. The win improves William and Mary to 12 wins and 4 losses, matching George Washington’s record.
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William and Mary's Indians
University of Richmond
William and Mary
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George Washington Triumphs Over Wake Forest 83 67
George Washington University pulls ahead in the Southern Conference, beating Wake Forest 83 to 67 before 2,500 at Uline Arena. Art Cerra scores 21 for the Colonials while Stan Nateway leads Wake Forest with 22, but McCotter fouls out late as GW seals a 14 point margin.
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al McCotter
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Finals Set In International Mixed Two Ball Open
Favored Louise Suggs and Toney Penna reached the finals with Patty Berg and Earl Stewart after a 4 and 3 win over Marge Burns and Charles Farlow. Berg and Stewart defeated Betty Bush and Clarence Doser by the same margin. The 36 hole final round is scheduled for tomorrow in Orlando.
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VMI Defeats UNC 21-9 to Claim Southern Conference Dual Meet
In Lexington Virginia VMI dethroned UNC 21 to 9 securing the Southern Conference dual meet trophy to be presented at the conference tournament at the University of Maryland on March 7. Keydet matmen improve to six wins with no conference losses.
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VMI
University of North Carolina
University of Maryland
Keydet Matmen
Mooney and O Rourke Star In N C State Intra Squad Win
In Raleigh the NC State red team beat the whites 14 to 7 in an intra squad contest at Riddick Stadium. Tailback Ed Mooney and fullback Jim O Rourke combined for two first and fourth period scores while Barkouskie added the extra points. Harvey Yeates and Ted Potts connected for the whites lone touchdown. Head coach Beattie Feathers praised spring practice and optimism for the fall.
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Jim O'Rourke
N. C. State
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O'Rourke
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Ray Barkouskie
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Ted Potts
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