Clemson Falls To Duke In 54 49 Tilt At Durham
In Durham on January 20, about 5,000 spectators watched Clemson drop a Southern Conference game to Duke University 54 to 49. Clemson star Bonnie Banks McFadden scored 13 points, Buck Buchanan added 17, while Duke’s Glenn Price led with 17 and Bill Parsons added 12. It was Clemson’s first loss since McFadden returned to action.
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Little Risk wins Hialeah stakes in Flamingo distance prep
Warren Wright's Little Risk, the filly facing ineligibility for the Flamingo Stakes, gallops to a five length win in the $5,000 added Hialeah Stakes at Hialeah Park. The three year old covered six furlongs in 1 13, paying $10.40. Charlie Field led early and finished second ahead of Staroefright.
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Carolina swimmers crush Virginia Tech 65 10 in season opener
North Carolina dominated Virginia Tech 65-10 to start the season, smashing two pool records and tying another while setting eight university marks. The meet featured university swimmers achieving varsity and dual-meet records in a decisive victory at Chapel Hill.
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Winter baseball bets ride on umpires and managers
New York dispatch notes hot stove chatter over winter odds on Frank Frisch Leo Durocher and Jimmy Dykes. It recalls penalties raised by Ford Frick and Stengel antics affecting umpire relations and a famed 23 inning Boston Brooklyn tie event.
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Washington and Lee Rout NC State 25 to 5 in Wrestling Meet
Washington and Lee defeated North Carolina State 25 to 5 in Lexington. The meet featured Dick Boisseau, an All-Southern Conference grid star, defeating Woody Jones in the unlimited division as the Generals won their first conference test.
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Indian Chief Littl Beaver Steps Into Wrestling Ring
Chief Littl Beaver also known as Joe deserts the Cherokee reservation for a nomadic wrestling life. He meets Floyd Marshall in a two out of three fall 90 minute main event in western North Carolina with Marshall touting a chin lock and Beaver using headlocks. Ernie Powers faces Pancho Valdez while The Purple Flash takes on Sheriff Hanley in the semi finals.
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Parks Leads Apps To 55th Victory Over VMI Cadets
Charlie Parks, 120 pound standout from High Point North Carolina, topped Dillard to spark Appalachian State Teachers College to a 19 to 9 win over VMI. Red Watkins earned his 455th straight dual meet win as the Mountaineers claim Southern Conference champions status with several weight class results.
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Woodmen Fall to Triangle in Close Y Floor Show
Two games on the Y floor featured an upset as Woodmen of the World lost 32 to 36 to Triangle. Highlanders defeated the Y Juniors 44 to 18 led by Dwight Upton with 15.
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Mountaineers Sweep Four Contests in App State Meet
Boone reports Appalachian State Teachers College teams dominating pursuers in four events. The Mountaineer varsity basketball beat Lenoir Rhyne 48 to 28, the B team won 40 to 20, the women’s team beat Emory and Henry 28 to 14, and in Lexington Virginia the wrestlers remained undefeated since 1934 after a 19 to 9 victory over VMI.
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Swimmers Outsplash State In Narrow VMI Victory
In Lexington Virginia Military Institute edged North Carolina State 38 to 37 in a hotly contested opening meet Virginia Military’s Harry Stengele anchored the 400 yard freestyle relay and swept both the 220 and 100 yard races Captain Ben Hardaway of VMI won the 50 yard dash and placed second in the 100 Don Cox led NC State with wins in the 440 and a second in the 220.
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Coaches Quit Jobs At Kansas State
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas State College football program saw the resignations of Head Coach Wes Fry and Line Coach Stan Williamson amid athletic department discord. Williamson credited Fry with asking him to quit, while Fry cited untimely information releases about staff discord.
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Hayworth Stars In 36 22 Win For Pointers
High Point’s Bison topped Asheville High Maroons 36 to 22 on the Lee Edwards court. Lewis Hayworth led with 16 points as Asheville, missing Dowtin and Gentry, fought hard but faltered late.
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