Molodet Keys NC Statecomeback versus La Salle
North Carolina State beat LaSalle 76 73 in Raleigh at Alien Coliseum. Vic Molodet starred with 19 points as the Wolfpack rallied in the second half to overcome a 11 point deficit and avenge last season losses. Frank Shinahan led La Salle with 24 points while Tom Gola collected 22 rebounds in a losing effort.
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Burke Is Second Bolt Retains Lead In San Diego Open
Fireball To Bolt shot even par 72 to a 54 hole total of and hold a three stroke lead over the field entering the final round of the $15,000 San Diego Open in San Diego California.
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Babe Zaharias Clings to Slim Lead in Tampa Golf
Babe Zaharias built an early advantage at the Tampa Women’s Invitational, then battled back after a shaky stretch to finish Day Three with a one stroke edge over Louise Suggs at Palma Ceia. Hanson tied Suggs at 222 with a 71 round, while Littler dropped to fifth after a 73.
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Wolfpack Triumphs 76 73 Thriller Over Explorers
In a Sunday High Point Enterprise recap, the Wolfpack edged the Explorers 76 to 73 in a tight thriller. Key players included McCrarys Purple Eagles and a dominant High Point YMCA performance with Hawks leading scoring at 19 points and strong rebounding.
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Powell to Join High Point College Basketball Roster
Jack Powell of the High Point YMCA outjumped Joyce of Mayodan for a tap in during last night’s game at the local Y. Powell plans to enroll at High Point College to play for the Purple Panthers in the second semester alongside newcomer Kim Buchanan as the team aims to boost its North State Conference standing.
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Langdon Leads Way For Semipro Quint
Langdon scored 23 and Bob Shoaf 20 to lead the McCrary Eagles past High Point College Purple Panthers 111 to 82 in Asheboro. Moe Crary sparked the early 34-13 surge as the Eagles controlled rebound play and offense, while High Point struggled from the floor and line. Panthers’ Bill Huegele had 16 points and Ken Frazier 14 as Virgin Yow lamented a rough showing.
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Appalachian tops Catawba 81 to 62 in NSC clash
P John Pyeda scored 33 in the second half after a scoreless first to rally Appalachian State past Catawba 81 62 in Salisbury. Catawba led by 12 at halftime as Warren Summy led the Indians with 23 points. Mountaineers pulled away late to seal the win.
Elon Tops WCC By 81 To 75
Elon University slimmed Western Carolina 81 to 75 in a North State Conference game in Cullowhee. Dave Maddox led Elon with 30 points while Eddie Jurath scored 21 and Don Packard 17. Hermann Shamek poured in 35 for the Catamounts.
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Furman Falls to Morehead in High-Scoring Duel
Morehead State College beat Furman 130-117 in Greenville on January 22 as Darrell Floyd scored 67 for Furman and the two teams combined for a 247 point national record. Dan Swartz and Don Whitehouse fueled Morehead’s early lead, with Furman’s late surge falling short.
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Spartans Top Gopher Five Upset at Michigan State
Michigan State upsets Minnesota 87 75 as forwards Al Ferrari and Julius McCoy each score 27 points. Dick Garmine adds 20 for Minnesota. Northwestern moves to first in the Big Ten with a 5 1 conference mark after toppling Iowa. Minnesota slips to 3 3.
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Bell Inks Pact With Reds For 1955 Season
Cincinnati outfielder Gus Bell signed his 1955 contract today. The agreement secures Bell’s place with the Reds for the upcoming season as plans for spring training unfold.
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Wofford Beats Mercer 96 81 for Fourth Straight Win
The Wofford Terriers defeated Mercer University 96 to 81 in Spartanburg extending their winning streak to four games. Terriers led by strong performances from key players as the Bears struggled on defense and offense.
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NCAA TV committee lines up work on 1955 plan in Chicago
The 12 member NCAA television committee begins meetings in Chicago to map a 1955 football TV program. They aim to set a permanent administration, select officers, and schedule development while facing pressure from Big Ten and PCC to regional telecast and broader access.
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Great Captain Wins San Marcos Handicap at Santa Anita
In sunny Santa Anita ARCADIA CALIF Jan 22 Great Captain a 22 1 shot upset favored Poona II to win the $29 250 San Marcos Handicap on the grass in 2 05 4 5. Blue Butterfly won the $23 250 Santa Maria Handicap in a photo finish with Alibhai Lynn close behind and Miz Clementine scratched after a mixup at the receiving barn. Westrope, riding Santa Maria winner Blue Butterfly, said the day offered clear sailing.
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Last Night's Cage Scores From Numerous Colleges
A collage of college basketball scores shows Navy over Army and Penn over Yale while Northwestern trims Furman. Georgia beats Auburn and West Virginia tops Ohio State. Several smaller programs post narrow wins or losses across venues, with multiple regions and teams noted.
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East Carolina Tops Guilford 103-79 in N State clash
East Carolina University defeated Guilford College 103-79 to move into second place in the North State Conference at 7-2. Don Harris led ECC with 24 points while Guilford's Bill Atkins scored 30 to pace scorers.
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