Mikvy scores 43 as Temple tops UNC 70 67
Temple guard Bill Mikvy set two Philadelphia records with 43 points on 19 field goals to lead a 70 67 win over North Carolina in the first game of a doubleheader at Convention Hall. Buddy Kurtz sparked the comeback with timely late baskets, including the game winner from outside with under a minute left.
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Philadelphia
Bill Mikvy
Temple
North Carolina
Maui
Mikvy
Ike Evorsavage
West Virginia
Mikey
Buddy Kurtz
Philadelphians
Kurtz
Duke Names Britt and Harrison Captains of 1951 Team
Duke announces Bill Britt of Fairmont and Dick Harrison of Norfolk Virginia as co captains for the 1951 varsity wrestling squad. Both seniors recently defeated Maryland to open the season. Britt competes in the unlimited heavyweight class and Harrison in the 177 pound class. The team starts home action next Saturday versus Virginia Tech.
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Durham
Bill Britt
Fairmont
Dick Harrison
Norfolk
Duke University
Britt
Harrison
Maryland
Duke Grapplers
Duke
Virginia Tech
Saigh Says He Voted Against Chandler Over Rules Twisting
Fred M. Saigh president of the St. Louis Cardinals told the Newark Star Ledger why he voted against baseball Commissioner Albert BB Chandler. He urged a stronger leader not a puppet, denying his vote was tied to a Sunday night Cardinals game or Chandler taking credit for the players bonus fund. He cited Chandler’s six year TV rights deal with Mutual for six million dollars and questioned his ties to Mutual.
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Newark
N. J
Fred M. Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Newark Star-Ledger
Albert BB. Chandler
Willie Klein
The
Star-Ledger
Saigh
Chandler
Klein
Cardinals
Mutual
Mutual Broadcasting System
Vanderbilt End Leads South to 19-18 Senior Bowl Win
Vanderbilt end Bucky Curtis starred with two touchdown receptions and a key 54 yard play to lift the South past the North 19-18 in Mobile Alabama. Joe Ernst Salem and Curtiss connected for scores as Brantley and Wilkinson sparked the North aerials but failed to overtake the South late.
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Hendrix
Chandler Mobile
Ala
Bucky Curtis
Vanderbilt
State
Owen
North
Tulane
Joe Ernst
Alabama
Ed Salem
Nebraska
Fran Nagle
UCLA
Bob Wilkinson
SMU
Kyle Rote
Curtis
Ernst
Salem
Alabama All America
Missouri
Ed Stephens
Stephens
Kentucky
America
Bob Gain
Georgia
Billy Mixon
Oklahoma
Leon Heath
Nagle
Rote
Heath
Max Clark
Houston
Wilkinson
John Champion
Mixon
Mississippi
John Dottley
Ernst Curtis
Texas
Ben Proctor
Arkansas
Ruddy Rogers
Tennessee
Bud Sherrod
Gain
Sherrod
William and Mary
Vito Ragazzo
Princeton
Hollie Conan
Jacksonville
Fla
College basketball scores across many games
A roundup lists numerous men's college and university team results including Indiana over Ohio State 77 to 62 and Niagara 89 over West Virginia 74. Other noted outcomes feature Duke 71 over Temple 70, Davidson versus Guilford 56, and Penn 96 defeating Yale 61, among many others in a dense score card.
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Catawba
WN. C. State
Duke
Temple
Carolina
Wm. & Mary
Wash. & Lee
Appalachian
Lenoir
CCNY
St. Joseph's
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Ohio State
Niagara
West Virginia
McCrary
Guilford
State Frosh
Penn
Yale
Alabama
Tennessee
Maryland
Richmond
St. Lawrence
Toronto
Wisconsin
Michigan
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Virginia Tech
Virginia
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Johnso Smith
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VMI
Carnegie Tech
Slippery Rock Teachers
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Holy Cross
Creighton
Georgia
Mississippi
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Fordham
Villanova
SMU
Baylor
Jonas
Tcu
Arkansas
Louisiana College
Loyola
New Orleans
VPI
LaSalle
Bowling Green
St. Louis
Canisius
Panthers Top Catawba In Back-and-Forth NCA A Battle
High Point Panthers beat Catawba 68 71 after a tight second half. Davidson added 16 points and sparked backboard play. the teams traded leads with Catawba holding a 35 34 edge at one point before halftime.
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Panthers
Catawba
Graham
Indians
High Point
East Carolina
Greenville
Sueta
Redditt
Evesceess
Doyer
Davidson
Senee
Ryer
West
Hackney and
Hayworth
Holdash Receives Williamson All America Honor
Irvin Holdash UNC All-America center adds Williamson Ratings nod to a string of recent honors. The Tar Heel standout also tops Youngstown Ohio’s athlete of the year list and appears on all All Opponent teams chosen by UNC’s 1950 opponents.
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Chapel Hill
Irvin Holdash
University of North Carolina
Holdash
Youngstown
Ohio
Tar Heels
Six Carolina Athletes Gone To Armed Forces
In Chapel Hill six Tar Heel athletes have enlisted in the armed forces. Freshman basketball lost Fenno McKinty George May and Bryce Newman to Air Corps Army or Navy. Captain Phil Kemp of wrestling enlisted in the Air Corps. Swimmer Ray Edmundson, middle distance star, and Ivalee Hill from the freshman baseball nine also joined the service.
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Chapel Hill
Armed Forces
University of North Carolina
Dan Nyimba
Fenno McKinty
George May
Bryce Newman
Air Corps
Army
Navy
Sam Barnes
Phil Kemp
Kemp
Ray Edmundson
Edmunson
Dick Jamerson
Ivalee Hill
J. Henry House
Dick Groat Leads Duke In Narrow Preseason Loss
Duke fell 64-62 to North Carolina State freshmen in Durham. Tyler led NC State with 20 points as Duke rallied from a 34-31 halftime deficit but could not finish.
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Adams
Friesell
Janicki
Jack
Decker
Cent
Taylor
D'Emilio
Peters
Shabel
Duke
N. C. State
William and Mary Faces State Club Next Week
William and Mary basketball opens a Southern Conference run with three league games this week beginning with Furman in Williamsburg. Coach Barney Wilson’s Indians then meet North Carolina State and Wake Forest on back-to-back nights in North Carolina after a four day break. The Tribe split with NC State last season and earlier beat Wake Forest 71-49 in Williamsburg.
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William and Mary Basketers
North Carolina State
Barney Wilson
Indians
Neames
Furman
State
Wake Forest
North Caroline
Tribe
Pack
Deacons
N. C. State
Eli
Wolves
Norfolk
Tate
Raleigh
Long Training Record at Sanford Stud in Miami
Hollie H marks 45 years as Sanford Stud trainer. Now at Hialeah for winter racing, he saddled Georgeth to win the 1916 Kentucky Derby for Sanford Stud.
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Miami
Hollie H
Sanford Stud
Hialeah
Georgeth
Davidson Caps Citadel 55-52 in Southern Conference Thriller
Davidson's Wildcats held off the Citadel rally in the final minutes to win 55-52 in Charleston. Chester Szymanski led Citadel with 17 points while Dill Brooks and Tommy Haller scored 14 and 13 for Davidson, which built a 13 point lead with eight minutes left before the Cadets narrowed the gap.
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S. C
Davidson
Wildesta
Citadel
Bulldogs
Charlie Fabian
Davidson Dill Brooks
Tommy Haller
Haller
Brooks
Graham
FBO
Fitzgerald
Coleman
Proctor
Lazenby
the Citadel
Szymanski
Leland
J Britt
Lmutet
Ccccecccee
Fabian
Friedlin
Cccceseee
Martin
Babe Zaharias Leads Ponte Vedra Open After Second Round
Babe Zaharias stretched her lead at the Ponte Vedra Club Open, firing 38-36-74 for 149 after 36 holes. Marlene Bauer, 17, trails by four with 153 while Patty Berg sits one stroke back at 154. Louise Suggs and Betty Jameson follow at 156 and 157.
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Fila
Babe Zaharias
Marlene Bauer
Bauer
Texas
Oceanside
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Marlene
Babe
Tampa
Young Marlene
Louise Suggs
Carrolton
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Wildcats Are Tough For N. C. State Club
Raleigh reports state Wolfpack coach Everett Case faces a tough test at Davidson as NC State clings to Southern Conference lead. Star Sam Ranzino averages 22.2 points per game with guard Vic Bubas returning after an ankle injury. The Wildcats Billy Brooks Fred Hengeveld Malcolm McLean provide challenge ahead of two more hard games this week.
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Raleigh
Everett Case
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Davidson
Davidson Wildcats
Wolfpack
Boyd Baird
Wildcats
Baird
Bill Brooks
Fred Hengeveld
Malcolm McLean
State
Sam Ranzino
Gary
Ind
Ranzino
Seeebhy Davidson
Bby Speight
Akron
Ohio
Paul Horvath
Vic Bubas
Lee Terrell
Bubas
Duke
Pack
William and Mary
Reynolds’ Coliseum
Philadelphia
Villanova
Henry Ransom Leads At LA in Seventh Tourney Round
Henry Ransom seized the lead at the LA event after posting a 69 in the seventh round of the local tournament. Snead battled through a balky left hand with a 142 total, one stroke clear of his 1950 pace, as Skee Riegel and Marty Furgol also contended in the Chicago and national circles.
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Chick Peay Canner
Snead
Miami
Sam
Ben Snead
Hogan
Bantam Ben
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Okla
Doug Ford
Bob Watson
Boros Sessessesees
Oe Harrison
Gidson
Ralph Blomquist
Ellsworth Vines
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Duke Frosh
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Yurin
Crowder
Fleming
Engberg
Deimling
Allen
Kulpan
Johnson
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William & Mary
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