High School Pranks and a Duke Davidson Basketball Night
In Winston Salem a Duke Davidson basketball game drew a press box crowd and Salem college delegates. Amid cheers the ladies read math books while the game showcased Ned Iverson's one handed shot and Mouse Edwards’ pursuit of the ball.
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McCrary Mill knitters favor High Point as top NC team
Asheboro observers note McCrary Mill workers praise High Point college as the best in the state while listing defeats for Duke Wake Forest N C Duke and Elon over recent showings Elon into beat Washington and Lee, with High Point and Elon rivaling North Carolina for top honors.
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Wofford Seeks First Victory In Florida
Wofford's invading basketball team heads to Deland Florida aiming for its first win against a Florida school after a 42 to 27 loss to Stetson. Kirkland of Stetson led scoring with 12 points as Wofford had four field goals and four free throws. Florida previously defeated Wofford Tuesday night.
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Panthers Fall Short as Elon and Davidson Upset Favorites
Elon defeats Washington and Lee 49 22 behind Ned Iverson and Cowan as Davidson dumps Duke 49 22 at Winston-Salem. North Carolina powers fear two new giant killers Elon and Davidson as they beat Duke and Washington and Lee while preparing for the Duke clash. High Point and Catawba suffer losses while Guilford and Glenville State Teachers await tonight’s games.
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Emory, Va
High Point Bowls Marshall 95 to 37 in High Point tour
North Carolina's High Point college basketball team lost to Marshall 55 to 37 in Huntington. Marshall led 30 to 9 at halftime and stretched the lead early in the second period. Watson led Marshall with 18 points, Rivlin added 12, while Hampton of High Point scored seven points and grabbed four assists. Officials were Dink Westfall and Dick Gallagher.
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Thomasville to host Greensboro in basketball doubleheader
Thomasville high school will host Greensboro teams in two boys and girls games tonight at the high school gym. Probable boys starters include Stilwell W Howard Tysinger Bray Jenkins while girls feature Lanier Allison Crawford King and Hinkle. Wrestling and intramural boxing bouts also on the program with a 7 o'clock tip.
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Tiring new basketball rules balance for small and tall players
Indianapolis January 6. Coach and fan debates aside, Butler stars Jerry Steiner and Bill Merrill speak on the impact of the new center-jump free game. Steiner says it gives smaller players an edge and Merrill finds it easier with jumps reduced, noting faster play after scores but potential for slower tempo again.
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Favorites Move Up In Tourney
The Miami Biltmore tennis tournament in Coral Gables heads to the quarterfinals with top seed Bobby Riggs from Chicago facing sixth seed Marvin Buxby of Miami. Bitsy Grant of Atlanta and Gardner Mulloy of the University of Miami advance, as Kovacs defeats Toley and Hendrix beats Haub.
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Los Angeles
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Portland
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Atlanta
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Sabin
Two Ton Tony Galento Wins Knockout in Orange Open House
Galento stops Charley Massera in the third round before a 65 000 crowd in Orange New Jersey. Postfight, Tony presides over a beer fueled open house with family assisting as spaghetti and beer flow. He says he aims to box smart against Joe Louis and notes tonight’s effort wasn’t his best.
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William Penn Tigers Open Season At Lutheran Here
The William Penn Tigers host Lutheran College of Greensboro tonight at 8 30 in the A and T College gym. Coach Gordon Storkes plans a starting five of Philip McCall and Lacy Kendall as forwards Harry Caldwell at center and Clifford Crowe with Paul Beamon as guards.
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Wrestling Last Night Report Picks Up Mixed Results
In Trenton George Keverly 230 from Hollywood and Wally Du sek 220 from Omaha drew after both were counted out. In Newark Sammy Stein 215 of Newark pinned Jack Singer 215 of California in 16 minutes 28 seconds. In Los Angeles George Zaharias 215 defeated El Pulpo 198 of Mexico in two of three falls.
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Mills Home Faces Cooleemee In Friday Doubleheader
Mills Home boys and girls basketball team set to host Cooleemee High at Mills Home gym Friday night at 7 30. Coach Charlie Kearns announces starters for both squads after Mills Home defeats Spencer High 26 to 18 for the boys and 26 to 6 for the girls.
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Fights Last Night in New Jersey and New York
Tony 218 of Orange knocked out Charley Sera 185 of Pittsburgh in three. Vittorio Venturi of Italy outpointed Frankie Blair of Camden New Jersey over ten rounds.
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