Students face GI bill gaps endangering football squad
The High Point college athletics crisis grows as Curt Bavender Bailey and C L Kimball fear GI Bill limits will force them to leave school and football. Sophomore Ed Sueta needs 160 dollars to stay, while funds for scholarships have run dry. Players harshly criticize ADMIN for lack of athletic coaching and support.
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C. L. Kimball
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Hich Point College
Kimball
High Point
Ralph James
Don McCurry
Don
Louisville-Raleigh clash tops state's revenge list
NC State hosts Louisville in a high profile intersectional game at Reynolds Coliseum. State seeks to avenge earlier losses on its revenge list while Louisville features guards Combs Reeves and forwards Dickey Ranzino. A 6:30 p.m. prelim pits State freshmen against Norfolk Division of William and Mary at the Raleigh arena.
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Gil Waggener
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Hart ready to play for Detroit Lions after Notre Dame season
Leon Hart of Notre Dame says he is willing to join the Detroit Lions next season. He confirmed tentative terms and says he will be happy to play pro football, noting a Detroit automotive plant job may be connected to the deal. Hart will graduate with a mechanical engineering degree this year.
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Teague Wins Carolinas Teague Memorial Trophy for 1949
Wake Forest second baseman Charlie Teague has been named the 1949 Lewis E Teague Memorial Trophy winner in a Carolina AAU vote. Teague led Wake Forest in RBIs with 35 and was MVP in three tourneys including the NCAA event, earning All-America honors. The awards banquet will be held in Winston-Salem on February 20 with B Chandler as principal speaker.
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W. F. Bailey
High Point
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Chandler
Jackie Swaim Fagg
Winston-Salem
A B. Chandler
UNC
Harvey Ward
Carolinas
Nancy Merki Lees
Asheville
Lees
Fagg
Wake Forest
Greensboro
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U. S
Deacons
Wichita
Kansas
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Winston-Salem Touchdown Club
North Carolina Swimmers Rout Navy In 53-22 Victory
North Carolina crushed Navy 53-22 in Annapolis as Jim Thomas won the 440 yard freestyle in 4 51.6, breaking the Naval Academy pool record by 6.4 seconds. Teammate Cecil Milton followed closely as Navy extended its winless skid to three straight defeats.
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Doak Walker Shows Interest in Pro Football Career
Doak Walker, Southern Methodist's three time All-America quarterback, said he would be interested in a pro football offer but is unsure of his plans. Detroit holds exclusive draft rights to Walker through a deal with Cleveland, which previously had rights in the old All-America conference. Walker did not disclose his future plans or whether Detroit has contacted him.
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Ralph James
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D Oak Walker
Southern Methodist
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Gamecocks Open Football Slate Against Devils
The University of South Carolina will start its 1950 football season by hosting Duke University in Columbia on September 23. Rex Enright announced a nine game slate including Georgia Tech, Furman, Clemson, George Washington, The Citadel, North Carolina, Wake Forest, and two night games. Duke and George Washington join the schedule as newcomers. Baylor, Miami, and Maryland are dropped from 1949.
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Bears Lose In Thriller At HPC Gym
Mighty High Point College edged Lenoir Rhyne 73 65 before a 1500 strong crowd at Harrison gym. Tony Sellars led with 20 points, Ed Sueta added 20 as High Point won their 13th straight in the North State Conference, pulling ahead late in the second half.
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Jesse Joyce
Ed Sueta
Bill Waiz
Gray Cartwright
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Mighty High Point College
Harrison Gym
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Panthers
Kage
Ralph James
Tony Sellari
Bill Wells
Hate
High Point
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Sellars
Paul Pryor
Sueta
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Wells
Esse Joyce
Waiz
Quite A Gal Jackie Wins Teague Memorial Award
Jackie Swaim Fagg, Hanes Hosiery star, is named Carolinas' top amateur woman athlete of 1949 and wins the Lewis E Teague Memorial award. She led Hanes to a 24 2 season with 233 points and a national free throw record 46 of 50. Her husband Jack is a wholesale grocer and not an athlete.
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Winston-Salem Journal
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Jackie Swaim Fagg
Sports Writers
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Hanes
Lewis E. Teague
Sedge Garden High School
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St. Joseph
Nashville Business College
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Jackie
St. Joe
Chatham
Jack
Hanes Hosiery
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