Terps fend off Clemson as Kessler nets 31 in ACC win
Maryland defeated Clemson 71 to 63 in an ACC clash in Clemson. Forward Robert Kessler scored 31 points on 13-for-26 shooting to lead Maryland’s seventh straight victory, while Clemson’s Bill Yarborough poured in 33 points in a scoring duel.
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Robert Kessler
Terps
Kessler
Clemson
Bill Yarborough
Yarborough
Kessier
Maryland
Bob Dilworth
Bob O'Brien
Tommy Smith
Barry Ryan
Bill Riser
Frank Fuqua
First Carolinas Judo Meet Set For Jan 21
The JC's Youth Athletic Committee and the High Point YMCA sponsor the first Carolinas AAU Sports Judo Tournament to be held locally on January 21. Entries include Greensboro YMCA Greenville D C YMCA and local V team with possible Greensboro Health Club entry. Don Tolliver of High Point College leads the effort teaching Sports Judo in High Point and Greensboro.
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High Point Ymca
Greensboro Ymca
Greenville
D. C
YMCA
Greensboro Health Club
U. S
Don Tolliver
High Point College
Dudo
Greensboro
Angel and Austeri Win Mat Feature in Lexington
In Lexington at the gymnasium about 2,000 fans watched the Swedish Angel and Jim Austeri post a second straight tag team victory over Chick and Gino Garibaldi. The Angel pinned Gino with a smother hold and body press in the first fall, while Chick pinned Austein in the second fall. The Garibaldis protested their prior loss and claimed a strong performance. Earlier, George Curtiss beat Jack Eya with an atomic drop, and Jack Curtis defeated Hank Faggart with a diamond head twist in the opener.
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Lexington
Angel
Jim Austeri
Chick
Gino Garibaldi
Gino
Inne
Garibaldis
Austein
Austers
George
Changes In Volleyball Schedule At YMCA
The YMCA announces a schedule change for men’s volleyball. Practice shifts to Mondays and Wednesdays at 5 30 p m on the Y gym floor under physical director Jack Nantz due to conflicts in players schedules. All interested players are invited to attend.
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YMCA
Jack Nantz
College scores roundup from multiple games
A dense recap lists numerous college men and women results across campuses. Highlights include Maryland Tech edging Clemson 63 63 and Georgetown state scoring big wins while Navy beats Miami Ohio and Michigan defeats Ohio State. Several minor scores feature Furman, The Citadel, Fort Wayne, and Minnesota prevailing.
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Atlantic Christian
Guilford
Richmond
George Washington
Niagara
St. Bonaventure
Penn
Princeton
Lees-McRae
Spartanburg JC
Brevard JC
Gardner-Webb JC
Fenn State
Navy
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Colgate
Hobart
Furman
the Citadel
Erskine
Georgia Tehrs
Cornell
Dartmouth
Maryland
Clemson
Duke
N.C. State
Paladins Set Record Point Mark in 154 67 Victory
Furman Paladins exploded for 154 points against The Citadel in Greenville. Darrell Floyd scored 59, including 33 in the first half, boosting Furman to a 101.3 per game scoring average and a top national pace.
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Paladins
Greenville
S.C
Furman
Will
Citadel
Newberry
Marshall
Darrell Floyd
Floyd
Billiard Champion Lassiter to Defend Title in Philadelphia
World pocket billiard champion Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City N C will defend his title the week of January 17 in Philadelphia against Irving Crane of Binghamton N Y. The match will be an 1800 point affair at Allinger Billiard Academy.
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Philadelphia
Luther (Wimpy) Lassiter
Elizabeth
N.C
Irving Crane
Binghamton
N.Y
Allinger Billiard Academy
Suggs Wins Los Angeles Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Louise Suggs defeats Beverly Hanson after a 54 hole 224 tied total and wins $1000 first prize in the women's Los Angeles Open playoff. Hanson collects $300 for second with a 224. Wright Bowman Zaharias Hicks Pung and others finish behind in the cash awards spread.
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Los Angeles
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Beverly Hanson
Miss Suggs
Miss Hanson
Indio
Calif
Louise
Betty Hicks
Palm Springs
Babe Zaharias
Miss Wright
Miss Bowman
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Turner Wins Feature Race At Twin City
Curtis Turner of Roanoke Virginia won the 100 lap Tobacco Bowl Sportsmen's Car Race at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem before about 10 000 spectators. Pee Wee Jones finished second, earning 250 dollars. Joe Weatherly took third ahead of Glenn Wood, Billy Myers, and 29 starters. The event, postponed from New Year’s Day due to rain, carried 300 dollars to the winner and 250 to the runner-up.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Curtis Turner
Roanoke
Tobacco Bowl
Bowman Gray Stadium
Turner
Pee Wee Jones
Jones
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Wood
Weatherly
Billy Myers
Congress sanctions 28 144 bowling leagues this season
The American Bowling Congress has sanctioned 28 144 leagues this season, marking increased participation across clubs and districts. Officials note growth in amateur bowling and regional expansion.
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The
American Bowling Congress
Monti Takes Narrow Lead in Los Angeles Open
Eric Monti of Los Angeles moved into a one stroke lead at the end of the third round of the Los Angeles Open. Gardner Dickinson trailed by one with a 70 today as Gene Littler sat two back, with Johnny Bulla and Ted Kroll also near the top at the 54 hole mark.
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Eric Monti
Los
Gardner Dickinson
St. Andrews
Monti
Gene Littler
Inglewood Country Club
Dickinson
Slammer
Littler
Johnny Bulla
Ary Hebert
Long Island
Los Angeles
Angeles
Eric Montl
John Bulla
Pittsburgh
Gene Litter
Paimings
Call
Jay Hebert
N.Y
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Ted Kroll
Bethesda
Palmer
Charlotte
N.C
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
Cary Middiecoff
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
al Besselink
Grossinger
Robinson to Meet Tiger Jones in Chicago bout
Sugar Ray Robinson’s comeback gains a Jan 19 match at Chicago Stadium against Ralph Tiger Jones. The bout marks Robinson’s first national TV appearance since retirement and comes amid plans for a June title shot in New York. Jones has eight knockouts in his record and was only recently deemed a suitable foe.
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Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ralph “Tiger
Jones
Robinson
Joe Glaser
Glaser
Truman Gibson
International Boxing Club
Robineater Glaser
Chicago Stadium
Sugar Ray
Joey Maxim
New York
Joe Rindone
Detroit
SEC
Garth Panter
Gibson
Henry Burroughs
Brooklyn
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Roy Holland
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Mickey Wright
la Jolla
Carol Bowman
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Dick Young
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Twin City
By Bob Myers
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Mid-Pines
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Bo Winninger
Oklahoma City
Fred Wampler
Indianapolis
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Sitggs
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Jerry Barber
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
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Lamont
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Hospital and Family Insurance
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McLean Operations
Waughtown Street
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RFD
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Charles Chamberlain
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