Panthers Beat Burlington 59 to 45 for Fourth Loop Win
High Point High Bison toppled Burlington Bulldogs 59 45 in a home court victory led by Ken Yarborough with 25 points. Yarborough scored 13 first half and 12 after intermission as the Bison built a 27 20 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. Fred Harvey led Burlington with 21 points before fouling out as High Point moved into a three way tie for second behind Central of Charlotte.
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Enterprise
High Point High Black Bison
Tony Simeon
Burlington
Bulldogs
Ken Yarborough
High Point
Bison
Central of
Charlotte
Fred Harvey
Harvey
Yarborough
Bill Ellington
Simeon
Jack Powell
Ellington
Burlington Warriors
Buell Moser
Bill Keziah
Jayvees
Hutchins
Moses
Powell
Sutton
Miller
Leach
Sillassell
Kirkman
Reid
Keziah
Paschal
Hamond
S Bryant
Jones
jShurman
jSechrist
Bill Currie
Appalachian State Teachers
High Point College Purple Panthers
Hiatt
Panthers
Catawba Indians
Appalachian
Lenoir-Rhyne Mountain Bears
Applachian
Cave Vscession
J. Collins Coesee
Martin Scsece
F—Lancaster
Causty Secscouve
C—Hope Arcadea
G—Hiatt Oe Ecovsss
G—Lowder Seseeses
Moir Escseesss
Sisieetevis A. Eo
Os Aks
Iscovitz
Embler
Vaiessaes
C—Morgan
C—C. Collins
G—D. Martin
G—Hunt
Cscsosoee
Cartwright
Hi-Toms Prep Stronger 1949 Lineup In Raleigh Report
The Hi-Toms under manager Jim Gruzdis plan a pre season Myrtle Beach swing to iron out kinks before defending the pennant in a 125 game schedule. Key returnees include Cliff Bolton Pete Williams and Horace Hubbard with new Richmond recruits expected to fill third base and strengthen the infield alongside Van Harrington at shortstop and a veteran second baseman.
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Hi-Toms
Jim Gruzdis & Co
High Point
Thomasville
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Finch Field
Gruzdis
Leo Durocher
Jim
395
Mmeator
Jimmy
Columbus
Ohio
Cliff Bolton
Pete Williams
Horace Hubbard
Richmond
Indiana
van Harrington
Montreal
Williams Enterprise Sees Park Expansion And Base Position Uncertainty
The Enterprise Williams team faces base duties uncertainty with Reider sold to a higher Braves club and Gruzis likely to start unless a rookie steps in. Finch Field adds bleachers boosting capacity to 3500–4000 with a new grass infield likely to affect infield play. Scraps discuss pro football pay gaps and a 1948 SEC season averaging 33 points per game.
Pro Grid Clubs Hopeful but Still Dickering
A.P. Sports Writer Charles Chamberlain reports United States pro grid executives in Chicago weighing a two-league, eight-club plan for 1949. Baltimore’s continuance is key, while San Francisco Morabito insists eight clubs, not six, are needed. 44 players have signed, with San Francisco and Chicago Rockets delaying contracts.
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Pro Grid
Charles Chamberlain
A.P
Chicago
All Am 9Aryee
Baltimore
AAC
Anthony Morabito
San Francisco 49Ers
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
San Francisco
Cleveland
The
Rockets
Wolfpack Rout Furman to Seize Share of SoCon Lead
North Carolina State moved to four wins no losses in the Southern Conference by routing Furman 81 to 57 at Greenville. Ranzino scored 21 and Horvath 15 as NC State broke Furman’s title bid. Also on the card, Washington and Lee upset Virginia Tech, Georgia beat South Carolina, Roanoke topped VMI, and Jay Handlan led Washington and Lee with 28.
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North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Quint
State
Furman
Purple Paladins
Licking
North Carolina
William and Mary
Warman Tiff
Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech
Duke
Lexington
Georgia
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Little Roanoke College
Virginia Military Institute
Sam Ranzino
Paul Horvath
N. C. State
Greenville
S. C
Ranzino
Horvath
Jay Handlan
Jim Slaughter
Y.M.J
Roanoke
Hugh Fain
Roane College
Thursay
Bison Wrestlers Triumph Over Greensboro 38-8
High Point high's Bison wrestlers dominated Greensboro senior high gym clocking seven falls in eight matches to win 38-8. Roy Bragg pinned Jim Finison as the feature match, with HP collecting multiple falls and two decisions to seal the victory.
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High Point High
Bison
Greensboro
Greensboro Senior High
Whirlies
High Point
Roy Bragg
Jim Finison
Dan Rogers
Bob Patrick
C. L. Corn
Phil Malone
Bob Baird
Binkey Alford
James Slaydon
Doug Maner
Glen Hudson
David Wyrick
Dick Sharp
David Blair
Josh Chamberlain
William Foster
William Seckler
Jim Glass
Bob Grady
al Stewart
Finison
Leahy to resign Notre Dame athletic director post
Frank Leahy announces he will quit as Notre Dame athletic director this year while remaining head football coach. He denies reports of joining pro ranks or meeting Redskins officials and says Ed Krause may succeed him. Leahy emphasizes he plans no change and is in Norfolk for a charity night event.
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Norfolk
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
South Bend
Washington Redskins
Moose) Krause
Leahy
Washington
Redskins
Norfolk Sports Club
Bowling High Scores and Schedules From Adams Millis Meet
Welborn posts a 136 in single game for Adams-Millis while Beck of Postoffice leads single game with 563. Hauser of Tailoring racks up 388 across three games. Top scorers include Osborn, Shirley, Trimnal, and others from Mechanicsville Beckers Tailoring and Marietta Paint as schedule lists Adams-Millis Lindale Dairy contests and several company teams facing off with a bye for Marietta Paint.
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Adams-Millis
Beck
Postoffice
Hauserers Tailoring
D. Winfrey
Mechanicsville
C. Stout
Beckers Tailoring
Osborn
Marietta Paint
Hauser
Post Office
Shirley
Trimnal
B. Cecil
Ed Kemp
Enterprise
Horney
Lindale
Lindale Dairy
K. P. Enterprise
Beckers Tailorfen Om
Cafego Named Wyoming Assistant Coach And Aide
George Cafego, former Tennessee star halfback, was named assistant coach and assistant business manager of athletics at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. He will assume duties immediately and is a former teammate of Wyoming head coach Bowden Wyatt.
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Laramie
Wyo
George Cafego
Tennessee
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Bowden Wyatt
College scores roundup with multiple men’s games
A sequence of college basketball results shows DePaul top St Johns 61 58 and other winners including West Virginia Tech 81 Shepherd 48, Georgia 49 over South Carolina 43, Florida State 56 over Florida 54, and Mercer 65 over Florida 56. Several scores list inconsistencies and typos but indicate diverse regional results.
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DePaul
St. Johns
Bkn
Grove City
Bethany
Wva
Slippery Rock
Gannon
West Va. Tech
Shepherd
Connecticut
Hampshire
St. Francis
Indiana
Twins
Fast Tenn
State
Tusculum
Mercer
Florida State
Florida
Stetson
Catawba
East Carolina
Koward
Morgan State
Towson Tears
Gallaudet
High Point
Applachian
Moran Lifts Mountaineers in Narrow 60-57 Loss for High Point
Ted Moran led Appalachian State with 16 points as the Mountaineers edged High Point 60-57 in a tense loop game. Fran Hoover paced High Point with strong outside play while Leonard Hunt and Bill Waiz matched early momentum, but Moran sealed the win with a late basket and free throw.
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Ralph James
High Point
Boone
Frances Hoover
Mountaineers
Panthers
Elkin
Ted Moran
Leonard Hunt
Hunt
Bill Waiz
Indiana
Moran
Apps
Hoover
Appalachian
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press
In Moline Eddie Marotta of Cleveland outpointed Charlie Baxter of Cincinnati in eight rounds on the Joe Louis Dick Hagan exhibition card. In Brooklyn Vinnie Cidone of New York outpointed Bobby James of New York in eight rounds. In Reading Joe Brewer of Philadelphia outpointed Emmett Morris of Harrisburg in eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Moline
Ill
Eddie Marotta
Cleveland
Charlie Baxter
Cincinnati
Joe Louis
Dick Hagan
Brooklyn
Broadway Arena
Vinnie Cidone
New York
Bobby James
Reading
Joe Brewer
Philadelphia
Emmett Morris
Harrisburg
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