Officials Under Fire After Sugar Bowl Controversy
North Carolina press party reaches Alabama after the Sugar Bowl debate over a third quarter lateral. Carolina players and Georgia fans clash over whether the play was a forward pass. The writer defends officials and praises the Tar Heels while urging focus on future officiating.
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Terrenshinski
Walt Papa
McPhee
Georgia
Dan Stiegman
Concensus
NC State baseball league elects Collier president
Bob Collier of Stateville was elected president of the North Carolina state league at Salisbury meeting. The eight clubs approved a 112 game schedule from April 30 to August 30 and transferred the Statesville franchise to independent operation. The salary limit was raised to 2250, and a simple majority decided constitutional changes. Charley Trippi of Georgia plans to enter professional football.
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Bob Collier
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Concord
Furman Bisher
Charlotte News
Frank Spencer
Winston-Salem Journal
Chubby Kirkland
Catawba College
Statesville
Chicago Cubs
N C State Beats Georgetown 52 41 in Washington
North Carolina State college basketball team completed a two week road trip with a 52 41 win over Georgetown in Washington. Dick Dickey and Warren Carter each scored 13 points as NC State pulled away with strong ball control and clutch defense in the final minutes. Brown briefly led the Hoyas early, but NC State took command after the opening stretch.
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Associated Press
North Carolina State College
Georgetown University
Washington
Red Terrors
Dick Dickey
Warren Carter
Brown
Hoyas
Tests by aircraft suggest speeds melt hull materials
Engineers report that flights reaching 2600 to 2700 mph would generate enough friction to melt the magnesium and aluminum used in present day aircraft, posing serious structural risks.
Georgetown Fights Back but Falls to State Defense
Boasting a 26-22 halftime lead, Georgetown narrowed the gap to two and then three points in the second half but could not breach State's freeing tactics. Tonight’s games feature Chatham versus High Point and McCrary at Davidson.
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Accent on Offense Offensive Trend In Cage Tactics
New York Jan. 3 AP Many college coaches favor offense over defense as war-era players return. Bruce Drake Oklahoma coach says the offensive trend stems from the war and will shift to defense as rosters normalize. Drake also discusses a proposed free-throw lane change and widening the three-second area, to be debated at season end.
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Russ Lombardi
Ralph James
Coombs To Lead Baseball Clinic With Five Coaches
Five prominent coaches and former players will instruct at a baseball clinic during the American Association of College Baseball Coaches meeting in New York. Duke’s Jack Coombs chairs the event with Max Bishop Navy Andy Coakley Columbia Charlie Gelbert Lafayette Horace Hendrickson Penn and Ethan Allen Yale in the lineup.
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Jack Coombs
Duke University
Max Bishop
Navy
Andy Coakley
Columbia
Charlie Gelbert
Lafayette
Horace Hendrickson
Penn
Ethan Allen
Yale
Louis And Frost To Receive Guild Awards
New York January 3. Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Dartmouth gridder Meryll Frost will receive newspaper guild awards at the guilds annual page one ball next Monday.
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Joe Louis
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Meryll Frost
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Weavers edge Randleman in overtime thriller
High Point Weaving trailed early but tied Randleman at the end of regulation to force overtime and won 39 31 after Al Ballard hit a mid court field goal with two seconds left. The Vets beat Highland 39 35, with Brownie Upton leading scoring. Triangle beat Heritage 45 41 as Spencer brothers propelled the final period rally. Thursday schedule lists Weaving vs Highland 7, Triangle vs Indianeman Chair 8, Carolina Craft vs Heritage 9.
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Commissioner Urges Code Of Ethics In College Athletics
Western Conference Commissioner Kenneth L. Wilson calls for a national college code of ethics to prioritize educational value in athlete selection. He cites growing concern over professionalism and notes increased presidential engagement and response to proposed reforms ahead of the NCAA meeting in New York.
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Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Notre Dame Irish sparkle in 1946 basketball hopes
Notre Dame critics hail the Irish as one of the finest cages teams at the Golden Dome era with stars like O'Shea Curran and Barnhorst forming a fast, high scoring attack led by O'Shea despite a taped ankle. Baseball notes cover 1946 AL home run surge and spring camps. racing and AAA standings add breadth to the sports page.
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Black Disom Cagers Face Bvachburs in Lynchburg Tonight
Black Disom Cagers meet Lynchburg tonight with Billy Ray Hunsucker limited by throat irritation. Simeon prepares for the game with Richard Reid stepping in for Hunsucker while Nelvin Cooper Frank Von Drehl compete for guard duties. The team travels from High Point after drills and a prep win over Mt Airy and Wilson, ahead of a Raleigh showdown Friday.
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Bill Campbell
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Wilmington Quint
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Catawba To Meet Rollins Next Year
Catawba college, after a 31 6 Tangerine Bowl victory over Maryville Tenn, announced an invitation to play Rollins college of Winter Park Fla next season. No date is set for the meeting, Rollins having lost to Delaware in the Cigar Bowl.
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Gordon Kirkland
Catawba
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Rollins
University of Delaware
Smuggling Ring Used Carrier Pigeons Across England
Reports indicate a smuggling operation in England used carrier pigeons to transport drugs and related goods. Police investigations reveal coordinated use of birds to evade detection and move contraband between locations.
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England
CCNY bars Wyoming U. basketball relations over incident
City College of New York’s seven member faculty athletic committee cut athletic ties with the University of Wyoming after Nat Holman reported an incident at the CCNY Wyoming game. Everett Shelton denied intent to slander, saying the remark referred to rival teams and cultures.
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City College of New York
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Everett Shelton
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Nat Holman
Shelton
Laramie
Wyoming
C. D. Humphrey
City College
New York Basketball Writers and Coaches
Panthers Tangle With Chatham In Postholiday Clash
High Point College Purple Panthers return to action tonight in Harrison Gymnasium at 8 p m facing the Elkin based Chatham Blanketeers in a key ACC game. Tomorrow's scheduled Atlantic Christian contest at Wilson is postponed and will be rescheduled officials announced. The Panthers next travel to Asheboro Monday to meet the McCrary Eagles and Wednesday play Hanes Hosiery at Winston Salem with Hanes coached by Virgil Yow.
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Panthers
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McCrary Eagles
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Virgil Yow
Allen Jay to Meet Stokesdale Tonight
Allen Jay hosts Stokesdale in a basketball double bill at 7:30 PM to kick off the post-holiday schedule. The Jaybirds aim to build on a four wins in five starts run by the boys team, with the girls also in action.
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Victory gardens supplied forty percent of U.S. fresh vegetables during war
The wartime initiative boosted home produced produce, with Victory gardens contributing about 40 percent of the nation’s fresh vegetable supply. This reflects civic mobilization and domestic food conservation efforts during the conflict.
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