North Carolina Tops Davidson 63 53 in Southern Conf. Battle
North Carolina overcame a 31 30 halftime deficit to beat Davidson 63 53 in a Southern Conference basketball game in Davidson. Charlie Thorne led UNC with 18 points as Davidson’s Bill Brooks fouled out early and Dutch Hengebeld led Davidson with 14 points in a rough 52 foul contest.
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College basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
Atlantic Christian College 56, Naval Apprentice Newport News 46. Marshall 105, Kentucky Wesleyan 64. Hiram 63, Fenn 55. Wooster 74, Case 45. CCNY 61, Loyola Chicago 46. Appalachian 60, Lenoir Rhyne 50. West Virginia State 51, Virginia State 46. Alabama 50, Florida 48. Rutgers 88, Bucknell 63. Princeton 77, Harvard 42. Indiana 61, Wisconsin 59. Duke 58, N C State 55. North Carolina 63, Davidson 53. Newberry 61, Laurens Mills 30. Edinboro State Teachers 66, California State Teachers 50. Columbia 51, Yale 43. High Point 75, Catawba 59. Belmont Abbey 62, Charlotte College 40. Furman 56, Clemson 55 OT. Kampden-Sydney 54, Bridgewater. Ft Meade 86, Radford All Stars 37. Virginia 67, American University 58. George Washington 66, Richmond 49. Iowa State 50, Colorado 40. Cincinnati 63, Pittsburgh 38. Shaw University 63, Johnson C Smith 39. Penn 73, Lafayette 57.
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Atlantic Christian tops Naval Apprentice 56 to 46 in Wilson
Atlantic Christian college defeated Newport News Naval Apprentice 56 to 46 in Wilson. Paul Glazer led ACC with 18 points, and Buddy Tart scored 15 for the Apprentice. ACC snapped a prior 69-54 loss earlier this season in the North State conference clash.
Chisox Cut Night Games to Twenty Contests
The Chicago White Sox will play 20 home night games next season down from 22. General manager Frank Lane said night baseball is an added attraction but not to kill the goose laying the Golden CRE by catering to fans who prefer day games in a big metropolitan market.
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Sixteen Nominated for Teague Memorial Trophy Awards
Charlie Justice and Nancy Merki Lees lead a 1949 Teague Memorial Trophy nomination list that includes 16 other Carolina athletes. The award honors leadership and sportsmanship, with votes due January 15 and winners announced after tabulation.
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Carolinas
Hogan Seeks Comeback As Barber Leads Los Angeles Open
Ben Hogan moved into contention at the Los Angeles Open with a 36 hole total of 142, five strokes back of leader Jerry Barber who shot 68 to 137. Barber, a Pasadena pro, led after rounds of 69 and 68 as Hogan rebounded with a 69 in round two and a 60-foot putt on the 15th. Ellsworth Vines and Otto Greiner trailed at 142 and 143 respectively at midtournament amid ideal weather and large crowds.
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Panthers Top Redskins 75 59 Behind Joyce Led Effort
Jesse Joyce paced the Panthers to a 75 59 victory over the Redskins with key early surge and backboard dominance. Cartwright Sueta and Joyce exited early in the second half while reserves closed out the win as the Panthers top North State rivals and join Appalachian and East Carolina as contenders.
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Auburn Star Leads Victory Over Tulane and Rebels
Auburn star leads a victory with a one foot smacker by Price, Tulane fullback, while Dick Sheffield adds two extra points. Wake Forest’s Jim Duncan blocks a LeBaron kick as the Rebels add another pair. Yankees open with a scoring fling on Walker’s 57 yard runback and Chandnois scores for Michigan State. Darrel Royal starts Oklahoma’s march with a defensive game and a Tidwell interception. Lebaron hits Owens on a 46 yard scoring pass. D Walker adds an extra point.
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Appalachian Beats Lenoir Rhyne 60 to 50 in North State clash
Appalachian jumped to a 10-0 start and held off Lenoir Rhyne to win 60 to 50 in a rough North State conference game. Lenoir Rhyne fell to 0-1 in nine games with 48 fouls called and a halftime 31-24 deficit.
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UT Texas Fullback Lewis Levine Scores First and Last TDs
Harlingen junior fullback Lewis Levine scored UTs first and last touchdowns during the 1949 football season, giving the Longhorns a notable bookend in conference play.
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Tebell May Be Virginia Coach for Southern Conference Commissioner
Gus Tebell, long time Virginia coach of baseball basketball and football and mayor of Charlottesville, is named as a possible Southern Conference commissioner candidate by a Virginia college athletic director. The Times Dispatch reports the Virginia delegation will propose Tebell at a meeting in New York on Thursday ahead of the NCAA convention.
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Duke Pulls Away In Second Half To Down State Wolfpack
Duke University Blue Devils upset North Carolina State 58 55 at Durham before 9 000 fans. After a 26 25 halftime edge by State, Duke surged in the second half led by Groat and Youmans to secure the win. State fouled out five players as Duke’s defense held firm in a rough 60 foul game.
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