Jaybird Girls Edge Trinity in Lopsided Victory
The Jaybird girls defeated Trinity last night 62 to 0 as Trinity rallied in the final period. In the boys game Trinity topped Allen Jay 57 to 42 with notable scores by Parker 25 and Brown 18 while Younts 2-A and Black 3 led Allen Jay.
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Sedgman Likely to Stay Amateur and Focus on Business
Sydney reports Frank Sedgman says he probably will remain an amateur for life and pursue business plans in the next six years while tapering his tennis career. He declined turning professional despite offers from Bobby Riggs Jack Kramer Ted Humphrey Ken McGregor and others. He suggested U.S. hopes in Davis Cup could face his game in big amateur events for several years.
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High Point Armory to Host Teen Night Weekly
A local project transforms the High Point Armory into a teen night venue every Saturday from seven to eleven. The move targets younger crowds with regular evening activities and events.
Carolina Swimmers Open Campaign Versus Duke
The UNC Tar Heels travel to arch rival Duke for the season opener. UNC enters the year after a 12-0 mark last season and recent competition at the Thanksgiving Invitational and Carolinas AAU Championships. Duke has beaten Georgetown and William and Mary in prior dual meets.
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Cards to Play Five Exhibitions in the Carolinas
The St. Louis Cardinals schedule five exhibition games in the Carolinas starting March 8 in St Peters Florida with the New York Yankees. Also listed are games against Philadelphia squads in Charleston Winston Salem and Raleigh during April as part of the Cards exhibition tour.
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Brown Reappointed Shrine Bowl Head
CH A RLOTTE June A. Brown of Chantte Sanat cae ts to begin appointing cam eos for the event within the next few days. The Shrine Bowl game brings together high school all stars from North Carolina and South Carolina. Shrine officers say re elected for another year are Dr Claude B Squires president W W H Kley vice president Roy ith treasurer S Casper handler secretary all of Charlotte Smith completing his accounting of the 1951 game and will report at Oasis Temple annual meeting Jan 17.
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Duke opens season with Temple appearance in Philly
Four Pennsylvanians started for Duke in the opener at Philadelphia. Bill Fleming Rudy D Emilo from the state Dick Groat of Swissvale and John Janicki of Ambridge helped the Blue Devils in the early game.
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Debut Bid for War Admiral-Ba League Filly at Hialena Track
Phi names the MIAMI 4-Bushleague filly as a debutant at Hialena race track. Blood lines mark her as a sister to Busher Mr. Busher and Striking, all stakes winners. The piece compares her pedigree to noted racing horses with high stakes potential.
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Panthers Top Catawba in Tight High Point Shootout
High Point Panthers beat Catawba 92 shots attempted, 32 made for 34.8 percent while Catawba hit 29 of 79 for 36.7 percent. Hien Hunsucker led with 17 points and strong rebounding as Graham joined him in late scoring push.
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Wash State Plans Increased Pay For Grid Coach
Washington State College athletic council considers raising pay for head coach Eddie Evashevski and staff. Evashevski, earning 12000 dollars a year, says no decision has been made and he is awaiting a council meeting. He confirms receiving outside inquiries but declines to name other schools.
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Scores from assorted college basketball games listed
Maryland edged Navy 48 to 45 while Rutgers beat Army 75 to 72. Wagner 78 defeated Kings Point 41 and Omaha 89 topped Sioux Falls 61. Buena Vista 67 beat Yankton 47 and Indiana 58 over Michigan 4. Wofford 78 over Charleston 66. W M 70 beat Virginia 50 and Penn State 68 over Colgate 51. Marshall 48 defeated Evansville 78 as Kansas 71 beat Oklahoma 48. Colby 88 defeated Gorham 67 No Carolina 65 and Clemson 59 over Mercer 70, Howard 55 over Evansville.
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