Florida Training Site For Twenty Clubs This Year
Twenty major and minor league baseball clubs will hold spring training in Florida this year. Clubs listed include the Boston Braves at Bradenton, Reds at Tampa, Phillies at Clearwater, Cardinals at St. Petersburg, Red Sox at Sarasota, Yankees at St. Petersburg, Senators at Orlando, and Athletes at Philadelphia. Additional sites cover Columbus Daytona Beach Minneapolis Sanford Kansas City Lake Wales Louisville Bradenton Jersey City Jacksonville Montreal Virginia Beach Newark Haines City Rochester Daytona Beach Birmingham Ocala Atlanta Gainesville Chattanooga Winter Haven.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
National League
Boston Braves
Bradenton
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Boston Red. Sox
Sarasota
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
West Palm Beach
Washington Senators
Orlando
Columbus
Daytona Beach
Minneapolis
Sanford
Kansas City
Lake Wales
Louisville
Jersey City
Jacksonville
Montreal
Vero Beach
Newark
Haines City
Rochester
Birmingham
Ocala
Atlanta
Gainesville
Chattanooga
Winter Haven
Local Junior Hi Gers Win Second Piedmont Conference Game
The local junior high basketball team defeated R. J. Reynolds junior high 26 to 13 to secure its second Piedmont conference win. Bill Hutch ens Kenneth Frye and Harold Roach each had six points to pace the squad. The club leads the league after also beating Gray high of Winston-Salem in a prior conference game. Other conference teams include Burlington junior high and Durham junior high.
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R. J. Reynolds
Bill Hutchens
Kenneth Frye
Harold Roach
High Point Five
Gray High
Winston-Salem
Burlington Junior High
Durham Junior High
Davidson-McCrary Tilt Rescheduled After Snow Delay
The Davidson-McCrary Eagles basketball game, postponed due to snow, is tentatively set for Monday night in the Davidson gym. Local roads were icy and had forced the delay of tonight’s game.
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Davidson
Jan
Davidson-McCrary Eagles
Bison Cagers Face Strong Conference Foes This Week
High Point's Black Bison travel to R. J. Reynolds Winston-Salem Tuesday then Greensboro High School Friday in a Western Class AA schedule. They carry nine straight wins and 428 total points through nine games with Richard Yoder leading scorers at 121 points and Billy Hunsucker close behind.
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Bill Williams
North Carolina
Bison
Pride
High Point
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Greensboro High School
Reynolds
Black Demons
Tony Simeon
Greensboro
Guilford Colgymnasium
Allois
Asheville
Central High
Charlotte
Salisbury
Hugh Morson
Raleigh
Wilson High
Hunsucker
Crowder
Billy Hunscker
Richard Harris
Harris
Bill Ellington
Nelvin Cooper
Jack White
WG FO PF
VIM
ERIE
Rome
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Tnseens
Ccsesesess
Arborough
Ieee
Tr Cbs
Saigs
RT Bee Cree
North Carolina Defeats Penn 52-46 in Palestra Thriller
UNC beat Pennsylvania 52 to 46 at the Palestra with Herb Lyon scoring 26 for Penn and Roger Scholbe contributing to a late first-half lead. UNC’s Sherman Nearman and Taylor Thorne helped seal the win as NC improved to 13-2 while Penn dropped to 6-4.
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University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Palestra
Herb Lyon
Tarrytown
N. Y
North Carolina
Bob Paxton
John Dillon
Norman Kohler
Pettn
Lyon
Roger Scholbe
Milwaukee
Wis
Taylor Thorne
Rocky Mount
N. C
Tarheels
Sherman Nearman
Charleston
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Carson
F Seer
Swartzberg
Dillon
Eee Tees
Nearman
Kohler
Oveseeeesb
G Thorne
Seeeseenees
Cole
Penn-- Baumler
Heindel
Sharenow
Novak
Paxton
Schoble
Demaret Takes Lead In Phoenix Open After 36 Holes
Smiling Jim Demaret of Ojai California tops the Phoenix Open leaderboard with a 65 66 131 total after the first 36 holes at Phoenix Country Club. Bob Locke of Johannesburg South Africa and Jim Ferrier of San Francisco both carded 65 69 134 to sit near the top alongside the day’s pace setter.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Phoenix Country Club
Rne
Demaret
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Locke
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
FE. J
Dutch) Harrison
Little ‘Rock
Ark
Roberto de Vicenzo
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
John Palmer
Badin
N. C
George Schneiter
Ogden
Utah
Alexander
Ferrier
Ben Hogan
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Skip Alexander
Lexington
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Stan Leonard
Vancouver B. C
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Aim Demaret
We Mangrum
E. J
Little Rock
Kansas Ty
Hershey
Frank Strahanan
Iverson Martin
Fort Worth
Tex
Various College Basketball Scores From Friday
State High Point won in overtime over Pennsylvania while multiple matchups featured Kentucky over St. Josey and Marshall topping Concord. Other results include Purdue beating Ohio State, Illinois over Wisconsin, Indiana over Minnesota, Tennessee over Georgia Tech, and Auburn defeating LSU.
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Holy Cross
Yale
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Big Kentucky
St. Josey
George Washington
Roanoke-Vmi
Wash-Lee - Dupont Indepe
Randolph-Macon
Hampden-Sydney - Newport
Tickets Set for Southern Conference Tournament at Duke
Durham January 24 Dan W Hill Jr and H M Red Lewis named by the Southern Conference basketball committee to handle tournament logistics at Duke March 4 5 6 Tickets go on sale February 10 by mail only at nine dollars per season book Fans may buy up to four tickets add 30 cents for registered mail Eight teams will be chosen on conference records in a February 29 meeting NC State North Carolina and George Washington favored to reach the eight team field Last year attendance neared 9000 at Duke Indoor Stadium with expectations of a similar turnout
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Durham
Dan W. Hill
H. M
Red
H. M. Lewis
Duke
N. C
N. C. State
North Caolina
George Washington
Uninvited Duke runner wins 1000 yard at Long Island Knights meet
Roger Neibhbergall, Duke University star and former army ranger, paid his own way to the Casey meet in Jamaica Queens and won the second 1000 yard run in 2 17. He finished four yards ahead of John Munnelly of St Francis Brooklyn after a 10 yard handicap.
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Jamaica
N. Y
104Th Field Artillery Armory
Roger Neibhbergall
Duke University
Philadelphia
John Munnelly
St. Francis College
Brooklyn
Suggs Captures Belleair-Biltmore Women's Golf Title
Louise Suggs, National amateur champion from Atlanta, won the 72 hole Belleair-Biltmore tournament in Belleair Florida with a score of 306 after a soggy round. Peggy Kirk finished second five strokes back at 311. Betty Jameson placed third at 315 and won $500. Patty Berg tied for fourth at 321 with Mary Mozel and Mary Agnes Wall.
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Belleair
Fla
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Belleair-Biltmore
Peggy Kirk
Finley
Ohio
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Texas
Patty Berg
Batty Berg
Minneapolis
Mary Mozel
Portland
Ore
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Eddie Bush
Wilmington
Del
Kathryn Hemphill
Greensboro
N. C
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Miss Hemphill
Marshall plan seen cheaper than war says Barkley
Senator Alben W Barkley of Kentucky argues the Marshall plan will be finitely cheaper for Americans than another war that could destroy civilization. He adds that price stabilization requires a rollback to restore balance, a view echoed by Secretary of Commerce Harriman.
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Sen
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Duke Downs Virginia Tech 52 45 in ACC Opener
Duke's Blue Devils defeated Virginia Tech 52 to 45 at Durham to notch their fourth Southern Conference win in six games. Jack Chambers led Tech with 18 points while Darren Youmans scored 15 for Duke.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Bison Matmen Open Season Against Greensboro
Bison wrestling opens with Greensboro at home Tuesday night at 7 30. Coach Rook Sappenfield’s defending state champions feature four returning letter men including Roy Bragg and Charlie Bryant who swept state titles last year. Greensboro arrives with two prior meets, beating Norview and losing to Granby.
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Rook Sappenfield
Greensboro
Norview High
Norfolk
Granby High
Sappenfield
Roy Bragg
Charlie Bryant
Bragg
Bryant
Tommy Garsh
Bobby Baird
Locals Edge High Point In Overtime Conference Thriller
Atlantic Christian and High Point College clashed in a rough North State Conference game with Atlantic Christian pulling a 63-62 OT win. Bobby Tart hit the decisive basket with 55 seconds left after a tight second half rally, while High Point’s Waiz led all scorers with 18.
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Enterprise
Wilson
Bobby Tart
Atlantic Christian
High Point College
Panthers
Taft
Jim Daniels
ACC
Panther
Ted Moran
Bill Sheetz
Bob Waiz
Jerry Iscovita
Jack Hammond
Herman Coble
Frank Henry
Waiz
Thorne
Daniels
Brown
Glazer
Allsbrook
Davis
State College
Burlington Nets Narrow Western Class A Win Over Asheville
Burlington High School edged Asheville 43 to 42 in a tightly contested Western Class A Conference game played last night.
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Burlington High School
Asheville
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