Panthers Seize Big Crowds With Brisk Basketball At High Point
High Point College remains in the spotlight as the Panthers, despite exam breaks, prepare for Atlantic Christian on Saturday and a tougher nine game run. Co Captain Jay Cartwright may return from a swelling ankle while Paul Pryor, Leonard Hunt and Sueta lead a lineup overhaul past a 73-65 win over Lenoir Rhyne.
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Waiz
Leonard Hunt
Sueta
Jesse Joyce
Bob Draper
Donabler
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Wolfpack to Host Louisville in Sellout Preconference Clash
Raleigh January 24 Coach Everett Case sends North Carolina State against Louisville in Reynolds Coliseum in a battle that could seal a post season bid. The Pack seeks revenge for last year's Raleigh defeat and aims to extend a string of upsets over top intercollegiate clubs including Michigan and Long Island University. A big crowd is expected as tickets for the 6:30 p.m. prelim and 8:15 p.m. main game go on sale.
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Sam Ranzino
Paul Horvath
Joe Harand
Vic Bubas
Blackbirds
Fights Last Night Across Cities Mentioned
Reports list boxing results from several cities with multiple bouts. Notable outcomes include Angott defeating Clem Custer in Baltimore and Dynamite outpointing Pat Thomas in Washington, with other decisions featuring Buenvine, Henry, Ricelo, and local venues in Detroit New York Newark and Bayonne jealously noted.
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Charlotte Boxers Poised To Challenge Open Openers In Tri-State
The Tri-State Amateur Boxing tournament in High Point draws 12 teams from the Carolinas and more than 100 amateurs. Charlotte brings 16 boxers to a field led by High Point and Charleston area squads and aims to defend open and novice titles. Weigh-ins and pairings finish February 1 ahead of four days of bouts at the local armory.
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Cramerton
Mooresville
Kannapolis
Burlington
Durham
NAFL Divisions Unveiled After Merger
Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York Giants, Pittsburgh, Chicago Cardinals, and Washington make up Division 1 while Division 2 features Chicago Bears, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Green Bay, Detroit and New York Bulldogs. Baltimore named swing team for future placement. Commissioner Bell confirms a 12 game schedule.
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National-American Football League
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San Francisco
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Detroit
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Bell
Jamestown Site Of Games Tonight
Allen Jay's varsity team travels to Jamestown for a top North Piedmont Conference clash. The doubleheader opens with Jayvee games at 6 30 p m followed by a girls contest. Jamestown seeks a upset bid as coach Joe Slade fronts the Tigers against the Jay-Bird squad.
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Jamestown
Joe Slade
Wrestling No Sissy Match for the Gals in Greensboro
Nell Stewart of Birmingham and Mae Young of Sand Springs clash in Greensboro at 8 30 PM to settle a feud sparked by Stewart knocking out Young’s tooth. The women's bout headlines a program with three men’s bouts at Sports Arena.
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Wolfpack Holds 10th Spot In A. P. Basketball Voting
Holy Cross dominates the fourth AP poll at the top with 118 first place votes. Duquesne and Long Island University hold strong second and third as Kentucky and St John’s trail in the top five with Robert H. Bradley rising. La Salle climbs to seventh, CCNY slips to eighth, NC State remains in tenth with U C L A, Kansas State and Washington also receiving votes. college basketball ranking details include first place ballots, team records, and points totals.
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Mailing Deadline Set In Afternoon For 1950 Tourney
Durham Dan Will H M Red Lewis and Glenn E Ted Mann announced that mail orders for the 1950 Southern Conference tournament go on sale February 10 after 1 PM. Seating is by postmark. season tickets for seven games cost 9.00 with 0.40 for registered mail. Orders premarked before 1 PM February 10 are not honored.
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Red) Lewis
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Ted) Mann
Cage Scores West Virginia Tech and others in multi-game card
West Virginia Tech defeated Mexico 78 to 68 and Morris Harvey 71 to 66. Alabama trailed Vanderbilt 47 44 as Mississippi State beat Tennessee 65 56. Notre Dame topped Morehead 64 71 while Minnesota beat Michigan State 73 56. Oregon State edged Utah 58 48 and Brigham Young won 47 48 over Utah State.
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Green Wave Ready for Hard Test Against High Point
Gastonia’s Green Wave hosts High Point as they chase their first Western Conference win. The Bison, led by Jack Powell and Ken Yarborough, have dominated in recent meetings and look to extend Gastonia’s losing streak. Local attendance is expected despite slim chances of an upset.
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Tony Simeon
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Mills Must Get KO To Take Maxim
Freddie Mills defends the world light heavy title against Joey Maxim in London at Earl's Court. The 15 round bout begins at 9 p.m. London time before about 18 000 fans with Mills favored to stop Maxim early to regain the crown. Mills has not fought since 1948 while Maxim has won four straight, seeking the upset and the title. In a Rose Bowl note Ohio State and California meet in Pasadena with the Bears seeking a repeat performance from the 1931 game.
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America
Joey Maxim
Earl's Court Arena
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Maxim
Mills
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Jeveland
Sheppard
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Ezzard Charles
Pasadena
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Davidson to Install Diamond-T Offense This Season
Crowell Little will introduce a diamond-T formation at Davidson to diversify the single wing. He says the diamond-T offers ground gain and punts well, with drills starting February 1 as he begins his first year as head coach in conference play. Little, a former U N C frosh coach and Asheville native, previously served as Davidson frosh coach and Navy service.
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Presbyterians Pigskin Destinies
Crowell Little
U. N. C. Fresh
Wallace Wade
Blue Devils
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Jim Tatum
Little
Cats
Carl Snavely
Crowell
U. N.C
Chapel Hill
Frosh
Asheville
Bowling Leaders Rise as Skufen Sets 1 576 Eight-Game Mark
Richard Skufen Jr of Cleveland shot 1576 for eight games to climb to third in the $44,800 Peterson Bowling Classic in Chicago. His total edged Ed Winchester of Philadelphia by four pins and left him 16 behind leader Bob Briarton of Detroit.
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Richard Skufen, Jr
Cleveland
Kegler
Ed Winchester
Philadelphia
Bob Briarton
Detroit
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