Duke Triumphs Over Wolfpack By 92-85
South All-Stars overpower the North 21-7 in Senior Bowl action led by All-America Don Bosseler of Miami. Bosseler scored two late fourth-quarter TDs and was named outstanding player as Curtis and Dawson led their offenses with passing.
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Allen Leads Blue Devils To Victory Over NC State
Duke defeats North Carolina State 92-85 in Durham as Bucky Allen scores 34 points and goes 20 of 23 from the line. John Richter leads NC State with 31 before fouling out late as Duke improves to 3-0 in the ACC and 7-3 overall.
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State Swim Team Sets New Mark
North Carolina State's four man squad set a meet record and earned two second places at the Big Ten Invitation Relays in Ann Arbor Michigan. Bill Robertson Dave McIntyre Frank Nauss and Dick Fadgen won the 500 yard freestyle in 4 40 5, 1 5 seconds faster than the old mark set by Michigan State. Fadgen who is the defending NCAA 200 yard breaststroke champion held off Michigan State’s Gordon Fornell in the final lap. State finished behind Michigan in the 200 yard freestyle relay and claimed second in the 300 yard individual medley relay. No team champion was awarded as meets officials did not keep a point score.
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Hundley Sets WVU Scoring Record in 110 95 Win
Rod Hundley scored 54 points to set a West Virginia field house record as the Mountaineers defeated Furman 110 to 95 in a Conference basketball game at Morgantown.
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Tri-State Ring Meet Slated In Two Weeks
The 17th Tri-State Amateur Boxing Tournament by Mercury Athletic Club will be at the High Point YMCA on January 17 18 and 19 under AAU rules. Open novice and sub-novice divisions feature contestants from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia with Mount Holly defending Opel and High Point defending the novice crown. Other expected teams include Charlotte Lincolnton Rock Hill Gaffney 8C Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point.
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Glass Signs Pact With Roughriders
Regina reports Bill Glass 21 year old Baylor All America guard and Detroit Lions first draft choice has signed to play with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Western Interprovincial Football Union. Signed in Waco Texas yesterday by Rider line coach Jack Russell.
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ACC Batters W&M Branch By 82 To 66
Atlantic Christian College built a large first half lead and held off a late rally by William and Mary to win 82 66 in Norfolk. Billy Widgen scored 20 for ACC while Bobby Johnson led the Braves with 17 in the second half comeback.
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Bombers Rally To Upset High Point YMCA In Semipro Hit
In Crtiz Virginia on January 5 the Appalachian Bombers came from behind to beat the High Point YMCA varsity 85 to 80. Bill Mathews led the Bombers with 32 points while Ray Collins added 21. Kent Moseley led the High Pointers with 19 as Bobby Davidson had 20. The Bombers outscored the opponents 28 to 17 in the decisive fourth period.
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Pistons Top New Yorkers In NBA Tilt
Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Pistons defeated the New York Knicks 109 to 96 in a nationally televised game. George Yardley led with 32 points and his third straight 30 point performance, as the Pistons moved into the NBA Western Division lead. Carl Braun with 24 points matched Yardley in field goals but failed to overturn the deficit.
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Catamounts Cruise Past Piedmont for Seventh Win
CALLOWHEE NC Jan 5 The Western North Carolina Catamounts beat Piedmont College 83 61 after a holiday break. Four players scored in double figures led by Harris Pryor with 15 points. Dean Ye and Collin Channell each had 12 for Piedmont.
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Indians Rally Past Davidson 80-67 in Southern Conf. Tilt
William and Mary defeated Davidson 80-67 in Davidson, N C as Engelken led with 23 points and the Indians improved to 7-6 overall, 4-2 in the Southern Conference while Davidson dropped to 2-12 overall, 0-3 in league play.
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High Point Panthers cruise past Guilford in NSC clash
High Point College defeats Guilford 81 66 to remain hot in the North State Conference. Bill Huegeler led with 16 points, Danny Sewell 14, Bobby Pharr 12, while Jack Powell hauled 12 rebounds. Guilford’s Jim Burgess topped with 16 points as HPC improves to 10 2 overall and 3 1 in league play.
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Bears Roll Over Elon in North State Conference Contest
Lenoir Rhyne defeated Elon 59 53 in Elon North Carolina with Raeford Wells scoring 25 points including 15 in the second half to spark the comeback. Elon’s Ed Jurath led his team with 17 points while Frank Cline added 10 for Lenoir Rhyne.
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Pie Traynor To Work With Bucs In Spring Training
Hall of Fame star Pie Traynor will assist Pittsburgh Pirates infielders during spring training in Fort Myers Florida. General Manager Joe L Brown says Traynor arrives February 27 for two weeks to coach rookies and veteran Frank Thomas while continuing as a Pirates scout and radio sports director in Pittsburgh.
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Wallace High Scorer Leads Gamecocks Rally
South Carolina defeated Maryland 68 to 60 in Columbia to break a halftime 30-29 deficit. Grady Wallace scored 22 points to pace the Gamecocks while Ray Periclea added 21 as Maryland’s early lead faded in the second half. Bob O’Brien and John Nacincik led Maryland with 16 and 15 points.
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Pete Elliott Boost at Nebraska Raises Coach Salary
Nebraska regents approved a 2500 dollar per year pay raise for football coach Pete Elliott, increasing his salary to 14500. Elliott, a former Oklahoma assistant, received a three-year term at the higher pay. Athletic Director James W. Orwig also gained a 600 dollar raise to 13200, while five other football coaches got 500 dollar increases.
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Ramrod Wins Old Hickory Handicap at Fair Grounds
Ramrod, a 4 year old gelding sired by Rico Monte, led from the start to win the $5,000 Old Hickory Handicap at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans before 13,183 onlookers. Owned by Mr and Mrs Walter Fain, Ramrod paid $6.00, $3.80 and $3.60 after a 1 44.2 mile time on a fast track. Ng B, winner of the 1954 New Orleans Handicap, finished four lengths back at odds of $3.20 and $3.20 with Mr Bob W. in third returning $4.20.
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