Bison Crowder and Harris Lead High Point Victory
High Point's Bison, led by Richard Crowder and Richard Harris, crushed Mt. Airy 62-13 to extend their winning streak. Crowder and Harris ignited the offense early, the first five tallying 28 points in the opening frame as reserves closed the big lead. Harris will miss the next three conference games, and the Pointers face Asheville Maroons Friday and Roanoke Saturday.
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High Point
Mt. Airy
Bison
Richard Crowder
Richard Harris
Harris
Crowder
Hunsucker
Bears
Bailey
Tony Simeon
Simeon
Asheville Maroons
Pointers
Roanoke
Virginia ‘Rew
Jayvees
Hayworth
College Basketball Scores From An Unclear Set Of Games
A series of college basketball results are listed with teams such as Columbia, Harvard, Long Island, Kansas State, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Virginia, North Carolina, Duke, Virginia Tech, and others. Several games show extra periods or garbled scores, reflecting a jumbled scoreboard excerpt.
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Columbia
Harvard
Long Island
Kansas State
St. Johna
CONW
Marshall
Baltimore Univ
Providence
St. Anselms
High Point Purple Panthers Tip Off Versus Hanes Hosiery
High Point hosts Hanes Hosiery in Harrison gym at 8 pm as Virgil Yow returns to coach. Pan thers hope two days of practice boost shooting and morale with Ted Moran, Sheets, Henry, and Sullivan leading a four all conference lineup in tonight's game and Salisbury Saturday against Catawba.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
Harrison Gymnasium
Virgil Yow
High Point
Panthers
Hanes Quint
Ralph James
The
Panther
Ted Moran
Frank Henry
Wis
High Point Fivesome
Salisbury
Catawba
Henry
Malcolm Sullivan
Sullivan
Hanes
Moran
Sheets
Tar Heels top Southern standings after 63 45 win over South Carolina
UNC rose to the head of the Southern conference following a 63 to 45 victory over South Carolina last night. Coach Tom Scott of Chapel Hill faces a pivotal Feb 3 trip to Raleigh for a key game against NC State as the Wolfpack seek two regular-season wins.
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University of North Carolina
South Carolina
Phantoms
Raleigh
State College
Wolfpack
West Raleigh
Carolina
Tom Scott
Chapel Hill
State
Scott
South
John
Hook) Dillon
Sherman Nearman
Dillon
Taylor Thorne
Paxton
Nearman
Kohler
Thorne
Tate
George Washington
Tar Heels
North Carolina
Duke
Liege
Whpe-Fm
Everett Case
Cagers
White Phantoms
Wake Forest
Ed Storey
Case
Bob Hahn
West Virginia
Hahn
Sam Ranzino
Holy Cross
Colonials
Pep Outpoints Biesca In Hartford Ring Show
In Hartford Willie Pep defeats Pedro Biesca over 10 rounds in a non title bout. The card also features Harold Thornton stopping Freddie Flores in New York and Luther Burgess beating Jesse Underwood in Chicago.
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Hartford
Conn
Willie Pep
Pedro Biesca
Mexico City
New York
Sunnyside Garden
Harold Thornton
Rochester
Freddie Flores
Chicago
Luther Burgess
Detroit
Jesse Underwood
Huntington
W. Va
Standard Officiating Sought By Coaches
Don Kellett of the University of Pennsylvania proposes a nation wide committee to standardize basketball rule interpretation. He says uniform officiating would help players know what to expect regardless of location, noting positive reactions after a liberal rules translation during a Miami game.
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Philadelphia
Don Kellett
University of Pennsylvania
Miami
Trinity Bulldogs overpower Franklinville in 58 to 21 win
Trinity’s high scoring Bulldogs improved to 5 straight wins by defeating Franklinville 58 21 at Allen Jay gym. Bobby Lawrence led with 24 points on 12 field goals and added 12 rebounds as Trinity built a 33 11 halftime lead.
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Trinity
Guilford County
Franklinville
Allen Jay Gymnasium
Coble
Bobby Lawrence
Fran'le
Lance
H. Brw’s
Trogen
Craven
Lumby
Lowe
Booth Ic. Clinton
Alfred lPeace
Lohr
C. Burke
Brown
Padgett
G. Swig't
Manor
Wood
Robbins
Frasier
Hillel
Hancock
Civitan Quint Wins 39 to 28 in Red Shield Clash
Civitan Quint beat Green Street Baptist church 39 to 28 paced by Ring with 12 points. Butler scored 12 for the losers and Civitan made one free throw while Green Street had six. Box score notes list players and field goals with Ring and Butler as leading scorers.
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Ring
Civitan
Green Street Baptist Church
Butler
Wtan
McGuin
Embler
Tsummey
McDowell
Prosser
Nance
Triangle Edges Marsh In Close Industrial YMCA Thriller
Triangle defeated Marsh 26 25 after a 14 point start as Frazier led with 10 and McGhee had eight for the winners. Heritage rolled Tomlinson 63 36 with Short scoring 15 and Gets 41 Jones Gurley totaling 41 for the victors.
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Triangle
Marsh
YMCA
Heritage
Tomlinson
Stewie
Ailmarzassing
OUL US
Coll Ag
Frazier
McGhee
Short
Brown
Ingram
Britage
Byrd
Crouse Ened
Parker
Everhart
W. Specer
Specer
Dobbins
Grimes
Dennis
Cecil
Cooper Weed
Summey
Upton Eee
Srown
Garley
Pitts
Ace K
Bolton
O Conley
Russell
Hedrick
Jones Weer
Morgan
Culler
Godfrey
S Evans
Hartman
Grissett
Carolina Coaches To Be At New York Meet
Seven University of North Carolina representatives will attend athletic meetings in New York this week. Leaders include R. A. Fetzer, Dr. A. W. Hobbs, O. K. Cornwell, Charles P. Erickson, coaches Carl Snavely and Dick Jamerson, and Jake Wade overseeing sports news. The NCAA sessions will be a key focus alongside football, physical education, and publicity meetings.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
New York
R. A. Fetzer
A. W. Hobbs
O. K. Cornwell
Charles P. Erickson
Carl Snavely
Dick Jamerson
Jake Wade
University
Tar Heels take lead with ninth straight win
North Carolina tops South Carolina 63 45 to extend its streak and move into first in the Southern Conference as Duke falters late to Davidson 44 State. Virginia Tech beats Bristol YMCA 48 42 and Richmond defeats Union Theological Seminary 64 41. Other NC results include Catawba 58 Newberry 42.
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Davidson
Duke
Tar Heels
Richmond
North Carolina
Newberry
Salisbury
Chapel Hill
USC
Jayvees
Campbell Junior College
Louis Signed For New York Title Bout In June
The 20th Century Sporting Club announced it has practically closed with champion Joe Louis for a June title defense in New York ballpark. Negotiations include revenue from radio and film, with Louis set to take 40 percent of net. Jersey Joe Walcott is being lined up with a near 20 to 30 percent share.
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New York
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
20Th Century Sporting Club
S.C
Mike
Sol Strauss
Mike Jacobs
Camden
N. J
Brown Bombers
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Walcott
Strauss
Camden, N. J
Brain Trust
Joe Webster
Felix Bocchicchio
Jersey Joe
Jacobs
Miami Beach
Marshal Miles
Truman Gibson
Chicago
Florida
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Dunsuck
Candler
Ridge
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Iowa State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa
Georgia
Furman
Erskine
Oglethorpe
Virginia
Washington
See
Tulane
Mississippi
Southwestern
Collegians Open
James
AL Jennings
Beattie Feathers
John Harvar
Big John
Eathers
Footsie Palmér
Hazvar
Beattie
Howl
Tom
Hitchcock Beverage Company, Inc
Greemsboro, N. C
Associated Press
Civitan Quint
Heritage Whips
Gamecocks
Dick Mills
Blue Devils
Dobbs, Stetson
Mallory
Jarman and Curtis Shoes
Ine Lot Jarman
N. Main ST
Coats
Mit
Jolly Theatre
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