Sunny Jim Tatum Returns as UNC Football Coach
Sunny Jim Tatum is named head football coach at the University of North Carolina returning home to Chapel Hill to rebuild the Tar Heels program. He brings a largely new staff including Warren Giese, Tommy Mont, and Eddie Teague while Doc Blanchard is rumored as backfield coach. The piece notes strong local media interest and broader Carolina sports coverage.
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College basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
The Eastern and midwestern games show Dayton, Colgate, Columbia, Princeton, Penn, St. Joseph's, Holy Cross, Canisius and others posting wins. Notable upsets and overtime results include Connecticut over Rhode Island in overtime and Texas Tech topping Hardin-Simmons.
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Like Brier Rabbit Returns Home Sunny Jim Inks Pact With UNC
Maryland football coach and athletic director Jim Tatum resigns to take the UNC job. He cites workload and time with quarterbacks as reasons, says salary will be capped below 15 000 by state law, and plans to move his family to Chapel Hill.
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William Cobey
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Floyd Tops Southern Scoring in Furman Rally Preview
Furman star Darrell Floyd leads the Southern Conference with a 45.4 average and 117 points in five games, surpassing Ohio State’s Robin Freeman. Furman routed Newberry 102-53 and hosts William and Mary as Davidson visits Virginia Tech and Virginia Military plays West Virginia.
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Don and Frisco Face Weekend Tests in Top Ranked Play
Frisco and Dayton, two of the nation’s top college basketball teams, face weekend tests as unbeaten streaks loom. San Francisco seeks to match the consecutive win record, while Dayton, led by center Bill Uhl, visits Buffalo and Canisius after a big win over Iowa.
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High-Riding Terps Face Lowly Gamecocks In ACC Clash
Maryland Terrapins atop the ACC with a 8-3 overall mark and 4-1 conference record set to meet 1-5 South Carolina in Columbia. Wake Forest recent upsets reshaped standings as Duke NC State and North Carolina contest for second place while Virginia beat Virginia Tech 71-66.
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Clemson Rock Well Pleased In Pro Ranks
Clemson lineman Wingo Avery signed with Hamilton in the Canadian Big Four. Hamilton coach Joe Trimble praised Avery as one of the South’s finest overlooked linebackers. Avery, a Clemson senior, earned lineman of the week honors in four of ten games, was South Carolina lineman of the year, made the all state team, earned ACC second team, and played for the South in the Blue Gray game.
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Enos Signs 1956 Pact with Kansas City A’s
Enos Coun try Slaughter signed his 1956 contract with the Kansas City A’s. The veteran outfielder, long a Cardinals mainstay, moved to Kansas City from the Yankees last May 11 and appeared in 108 games for the A’s after a brief 10 games with New York. He helped spark the club’s climb from cellar to sixth in the American League.
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East Carolina Tops NS Loop Standings In Basketball
East Carolina University Pirates hold first in the North State Conference with a 5-0 league record and face tests this week at High Point, Guilford, and Lenoir Rhyne. Atlantic Christian sits second at 4-1 after a win over Guilford.
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Sea Island Meet Opens on Saturday
Sea Island Ga Twenty one professionals and about sixty amateurs signed to play in the 36 hole Sea Island Invitation Golf Tournament Saturday and Sunday. The list includes Patty Berg Louise Suggs Betty Jameson Mary Lena Faulk Betty Hicks Bev Hanson Betsy Rawls and Marlene and Alice Bauer among others.
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