Cheerleaders and bands in basketball crowds spark debate
Paul Shinn argues that prearranged cheers harm game atmosphere at Wake Forest vs UNC with 8200 in attendance. He says fans should cheer naturally, bands often disrupt play, and proposes limits on pep bands to calm crowds. The piece cites NC high school rules banning instruments during play and dictating when music may occur.
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Senators Put Under Control of Twin Bankers Johnston and Lemon
James M. Johnston and James H. Lemon, longtime partners in a Washington investment firm, have completed purchase of the last 40 percent and now fully control the Washington Senators. They helped organize the American League club four decades ago and are described as banking minded yet cautious in baseball operations. Johnston, 69, a North Carolina native, played college baseball before entering the firm after World War I.
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Trinity Girls Win Again as Ledford Boys Lead CCC Race
Trinity girls remain unbeaten in conference play after a rally to beat Randleman on the Spartans home floor. Ledford boys, led by a balanced lineup and Ernie Newton, hold top CCC position with a string of conference wins as North Davidson trails.
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Guilford County Standings Boys Basketball Update
Guilford County standings show 0-4 Trinity and West in the basement while Central and East sit 2-1, North 2-2, and Denton 1-3. Rand leman challenges the league as Rand lem an and the Tigers remain unbeaten alongside one other club.
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West Led By Unitas Favored In Pro Bowl Game
West led by Baltimore back Johnny Unitas is favored over the East as the NFL stars gather for the 15th annual Pro Bowl game. Clear, cool weather was promised and the crowd may attend in large numbers.
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Pro Bowl East West clash fuels NFL season ending
The Pro Bowl pits the East against the West with stars like Unitas Brown and Ditka, capstoning the NFL campaign. West plans to feature Lenny Moore and Terry Barr while the East relies on Warfield Krause and Fischer as key playmakers. Prize money ranks and roster battles shape the game strategy and salary talks.
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North Carolina Mat Team Defeats NC State 21-8 in Raleigh
North Carolina wrestling beat North Carolina State 21-8 to remain undefeated at home this season. State’s Robert Brawley continued his unbeaten run by decision over Elliott in the 167 pound class.
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Burlington Dominates High Point in 65 41 Win
Burlington improved to 65 41 over High Point with a sharp floor attack. Coach Wiggins praised the effort calling it their best game of the season while noting High Point’s rough night and suggesting Central 4 A implications for Burlington.
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Elite of NBA Play Wednesday
The NBA All-Star game in St Louis draws about 15000 fans with 9 p.m. EST tipoff. East coach Red Auerbach aims for his sixth win while West coach Alex Hannum leads a star ensemble including Pettit Baylor West Chamberlain Thurmond Johnson Bellamy Ohl and Wilkens against Robertson Jones Heinsohn Russell and Reed among others. Only two rookies, Jackson and Reed, are featured.
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