High Point College urged to act on athletics program
A critical letter accuses president Dr Dennis Cooke and the administration at High Point College of bungling the athletic program. It cites missed coaching hires, delayed decisions, and lack of decisive action amid spring recruitment and funding cuts. Alumni vow pressure to restore focus before fall sports.
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Dennis Cooke
High Point College
Dr. Cooke
Athte Council
High Point Colege
Drooke
Igh Point College
Noy
Ralph James
High Point
G. I. Humphreys
Maroons Face Asheville Rematch After Narrow Last-Year Loss
High Point prepares for a road game at Asheville with memories of a one-point, last-second defeat a year ago. Asheville relies on Bill Rector and Charles Smith to counter High Point’s height and depth as the Maroons seek an upset. The Bison focus on a final pregame workout before Friday’s Lee Edwards gym showdown.
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Asheville High School
Bison
Tony Simeon
Asheville
Simeon
Maroons
Kings
Mountaineers
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
High Point
Reynolds
Cap Isbill
Bill Rector
Charles Smith
Winston
Charlotte Central
Charlotte
Queen City
Lee Edwards High School
High Point beats Appalachian 60 to 50 in key NC State game
High Point Purple Panthers overpowered Appalachian Mountaineers 60 to 50 in a North State conference clash. Leonard Hunt Bill Waiz and Jesse Joyce led the visitors as Appalachian managed only a brief early lead before the Panthers pulled away.
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Herman Deaton
Panthers
High Point
Bill Martin
Glenn Causey
Apps
Appalachian
Joe Hunt
Charlie Hope
Causey
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Johnny Eshan of Los Angeles defeated Rocky Lucero in a ten round points decision in Honolulu. Johnny Pontenti of Middletown beat a foe in eight rounds in White Plains. Lester Felton of Paris outpointed opponent in ten rounds in Buffalo. Sammy Walker of Springfield out pointed Larry Villeneuve in Providence in ten rounds.
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Lester Felton
Paris
France
New Bedford
Mass
Sammy Walker
Springfield
Larry Villeneuve
Providence
Irish and Sooners Set 1952 Home and Home Grid Series
Notre Dame and Oklahoma agreed to inaugurate a home and home football series. The 1952 game will be at Notre Dame on November 8. The Irish travel to Norman September 26, 1953 for the opening game of the series. Notre Dame is 38 games undefeated and Oklahoma has 21 straight wins.
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Oklahoma
Cane Scores EAST Depaul and Other Scores
College basketball results list numerous games with teams such as DePaulEast, St Johns, Duquesne, Waynesburg, Holy Cross, Providence and many more. Notable scores include Georgetown DC over Siena, Rhode Island State over St Josephs Pa, Pitt over Grove City, Duke over South Carolina, and Texas teams like Texas Tech and St Mary's. The roundup covers losses and victories across the East Midwest Southwest and West regions with multiple margins and close contests.
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Rhode Island State
St. Josephs
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Murray
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Furman
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Emory and Henry
Tusculum
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Virginia Military
Virginia Union
Howard
Duke
South Carolina
Bridgewater
Randolph Macon
NCAA sanctions six violators over sanity code
The NCAA moves to bar Virginia, Virginia Tech, Virginia Military Institute, Maryland, Boston College and Villanova from schedules for failing to meet the sanity code. President Willett and secretary Tug Wilson say the action enforces article three, despite debate over authority and the Citadel’s resignation, with some schools claiming the move is undemocratic.
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National Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Maryland
Boston College
Villanova
NCAA
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Big Ten Commission
New York
Citadel
Wilson
Willett-Wilson
Norton G. Pritchett
H. C. Byrd
Changes Being Made Reserves Biggest Worry As Bosox Plan Campaign
A. P. Sports Writer reports Boston's lack of depth worries manager Joe McCarthy. The Red Sox add talent at catcher and pitching and ink veterans including Warren Rosar and Al Papai while evaluating ten relievers and new outfield options like Tom Wright and Walter Dropo to boost offense.
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Boston
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Marse Joe
Billy Goodman
Big Walter Dropo
al Zarilla
Tom Wright
American Association
Warren Rosar
Philadelphia Athletics
Birdie Tebbetts
McCarthy
Charles Schanz
Bob Gillespie
Schanz
Phillies
Seattle
Willard Nixon
Jim McDonald
Jim Suchecski
Birmingham
Dick Littlefield
Scranton
Gordon Mueller
Mike Palm
Louisville
George Copeland
Rochester
Mueller
al Papai
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Dropo
Aseman
Connecticut College
Hoes
Goodman
Big Daily Double Pays Off at Sunshine Park
In Oldsmar Florida on January 18 a daily double paid 3230 to a single ticket holder from Washington DC. The same fan held one of four tickets that won 728.20 the day before.
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Sunshine Park
Washington, D. C
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