Teague trophy race and North Carolina sports notes
Nominations for the 1947 Teague trophy are open with Charlie Justice of Carolina and Frances Kinney of Raleigh as leading figures. Kinney earned multiple firsts and a relay win at recent meets, while Justice is praised for his football prowess. other contenders include Nick Sacrinity and Bryan Meeks. Separately, UNC's Blue Dolphins beat Bainbridge Naval Training Station 49 to 26 in Bowman Gray pool, drawing a record crowd.
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Carolinas
Carolina
Charlie Justice
Raleigh
Frances Kinney
Bertha J. Dunn
Dunn
Carroll Bowen
Catawba College
Justice
McKinney
North Carolina
L. J. Fisher
Nick Sacrinity
Wake Forest
Bryan Meeks
South Carolina
LaSalle Shocks Tar Heels 65 62 In Double Overtime
Lasalle college of Philadelphia rallied from behind to topple North Carolina 65 62 in double overtime at Convention Hall. Bobby Walters starred with 16 points while Larry Foust sealed the win with a foul shot in the second OT. Paxton led Carolina with six field goals and seven fouls.
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Philadelphia
Lasalle College of
North Carolina Tar Heels
Temple
Duke
Larry Foust
Lasalle
Bobby Walters
Philadelphians
North Carolina
Bob Paxton
Tar Heels
Littles Walters
Paxton
Carolina
Walters
Jim White
Doubledecker
Bobby McCain
Eddie Burns
Foust
John Dillon
Savannah
Taylor Thorne
Convention Hall
Sparkplug
la Salle
Davidson Predicates Wildcats Face State With Familiar Game
Davidson's Nor man Shepard, a cage defense expert, downplays NC State's new Indiana freshmen style. He notes State's talent and height but emphasizes that execution of familiar plays, not new designs, drives their success. The Friday matchup hinges on State's offense versus Shepard's disciplined defense.
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Carolina
Shepard
Hanes
Tigers Bow 86 54 Lose Loop Battle
North Carolina State defeated Clemson 86 to 54 in a Southern Conference game. Charles Stine led scoring with 22 points as State built a height and shooting edge, pulling away after the four minute mark for its second conference win.
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Clemson
S. C
North Carolina State
Red Terrors
Charles Stine
North Carolinians
State
Tigers
Terrors
Lombardy Basket Sinks Catawba in Second Overtime
Russell Lombardy hit a winning field goal with 1 15 to play in the second overtime to lift High Point over Catawba 51 49 in North State conference action. Bill Sheets led High Point with 19 points while Jack Moran added 12 as the Panthers overcame sloppy play and tight officiating in a tense, extended duel.
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Bill Currie
Russell Lombardy
High Point College Purple Panthers
Catawba Indians
Panthers
Frank Henry
Jack Moran
Fighting Redskins
Jack Hammond
Greensboro
Panther
Nig” Plaster
George Demmy
Hammond
Demmy
Dick “Bull” Feimster
Tribe
Catawba
Bill Spaecht
Vincent Cale
Sheets
Pie
Bill Sheets
Lombardy
Malcomb Sullivan
Sheet
Multiple College Basketball Scores Compiled Across Matches
High Point defeated Catawba 51 to 49 while LaSalle beat North Carolina 65 to 62. Duke fell to 59 as Temple won 56 over North Carolina State 86 to ? Clemson beat Wofford 32 to 29. Other results include Wisconsin 70 over Indiana 49 and Purdue 60 over Notre Dame 56.
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High Point
Catawba
LaSalle
North Carolina
Duke
Temple
North Carolina State
Clemson
Wofford
Lenoir-Rhyne
Wisconsin
Indiana
Purdue
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Tulane
College of Charleston
Presbyterian
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Ohio State
Kentucky
Dayton
Roanoke College
Emory and Henry
William and Mary
U. of Richmond
Gamecocks Schedule Nine Football Games for 1947
University of South Carolina athletic director Rex Enright announced a nine game football schedule for 1947. A game with Mississippi at Memphis October 4 will replace the 1946 meeting with Alabama.
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Columbia
S&s. C
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Rex Enright
University of Mississippi At
Memphis
Tenn
University of Alabama
Woodruff Named Head Coach at Baylor University
Waco Texas January 11 Baylor announces Bob Woodruff former Georgia Tech line coach has been named head coach. He signed a three year contract at an undisclosed salary and will hire three assistants. The Baylor athletic committee statement praises his qualifications and hopes for a bright future.
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Waco
Tex
Bob Woodruff
Georgia Tech
Baylor University
Woodruff
Alva Bryan
Baylor Athletic Committee
Baylor
Frankinbrough
Bitsy Grant Reaches Dixie Championship Final
Frank Guernsey defeating Jack Tuero left him to face Bitsy Grant in the Dixie tennis championship final. Grant, seeded second, beat Russell Bobbitt 6-0 2 6-1 as he advanced from the tournament in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
Frank Guernsey
Jack Tuero
Bryan
Bitsy
Grant
Russell Bobbitt
Guernsey
Orlando
New Orleans
Renewal of Old Rivalry With University of Miami in Miami
Description notes a renewed rivalry approaching a game against the University of Miami in Miami, highlighting historic clash and anticipation for the matchup.
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University of Miami At Miami
Colonial Wild Turkeys Proved Swift and Large
Wild turkeys of colonial days were much larger than today's domesticated birds and could outrun a man or fly at speeds up to fifty miles per hour.
USGA Names Walker Cup Team and Rule Changes
The USGA selected a nine man Walker Cup team to face Britain at St Andrews May 16 and 17. Ted Bishop Bud Ward Richard Chapman William Turnesa Smiley Quick Kammer Middlecoff Stranahan lead the group with Ouimet as non playing captain. The association also moved to a match play focus for national events and revised rules to curb out of bounds penalties and prize restrictions for amateurs.
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Austin Bealmear
New York
U. S. Golf Association
USGA
St. Andrews
Scotland
Stanley E
Ted) Bishop
South Natick
Mass
Marvin H
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Richard D. Chapman
Greenwich
A. Frederick Kammer, Jr
Grosse Pointe
Mich
E. Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Francis D. Ouimet
Auburndale
U. S
George S. Hamer, Jr
Columbus, Ga
Maurice McCarthy
Cincinnati
Robert J. Sweeny
London
Ward
U.S
del Monte
Calif
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
Charles W. Littlefield
Montclair
N. J
Littlefield
Ouimet
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
Isaac B Grainger
Clementon
Daniel A. Freeman, Jr
Southampton
N. Y
Y Defeats Greensboro By 52-47
By BILL ELLINGTON the High Point Y Varsity defeated the Greensboro Y squad 52 47 at Greensboro. Moe Harriss led with 21 points as the locals opened a early lead and Greensboro tied at halftime 28 28 before the final result.
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Bill Ellington
Greensboro “Y
Greensboro
Moe” Harriss
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