North State basketball tourney eyed as top in history
Statesville hosts the North State conference tournament with plans for broadcast across North Carolina radio stations and strong sponsor promotion. The Mercury club backs the Tri-State Golden Gloves event at the High Point armory with a large field and anticipated afternoon eliminations. Jim Gruzdis, Hi-Toms manager, relocates to a new office in Thomasville with Austin Brown as business manager as the team shores up a well balanced spring training plan.
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DeLong Leads Scorers in College Basketball Loop
Nate DeLong of River Falls Teachers tops the national scoring with 480 points in 19 games as George King of Morris Harvey and Ron Bontemps of Beloit press him for the lead. The report notes three men surpassing 400 points in the season.
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Yankee players cash in on World Series prize money
Arthur E Patterson notes since 1921 the Yankees have earned $2,615,985 in 16 World Series and $260,111 in other top finishes, averaging $2833 per year in Series and first division money. He contrasts with rivals and highlights Joe DiMaggio and Babe Ruth figures, while Weiss looks to 1950 contracts.
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NC State Aims to Upset Louisville in Raleigh
North Carolina State races for an eighth intersectional win as Louisville arrives with Coach Everett Case wary. The Wolfpack, led by 17.9 point scorer Vic Ranzino and featuring Sam Ranzino Horvat Harand Bubas, seeks revenge after a 72-71 loss last season. Louisville counters with Glenn Combs and Kenny Reeves as State boasts a 13 3 record.
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Guilford Tops Atlantic Christian In Nighthawk Conference Play
Guilford Quakers defeat Atlantic Christian 63 40 for only the second league win this season while Appalachian State beats Elon 78 48 in North State action. Western Carolina loses to East Tennessee State 44 38 as two more games beckon tonight. Steve Van Buren to be honored by Philadelphia sports writers for 13th annual award.
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Scores from early games across several teams
Cane defeated Boston College 67 to 50 and Mt. St Marys beat Washington College 74 to 59. Guilford topped Atlantic Christian 63 to 40 while Appalachian won 78 to 48 against Elon. East Tenn edged Western Carolina 44 to 38 and Kentucky Wesleyan beat Centre 67 to 52. Sowlling Green routed Dayton 81 to 51 as Oregon State joined in a 51 to 39 win over Idaho. Pepperdine trailed Los Angeles Loyola 48 to 46 and Stewart Chevrolets lost 49 to 34 to San Jose State.
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London boxer Maxim quiets Mills for light heavyweight crown
In London, Joey Maxim defeated Freddie Mills by knockout in the light heavyweight title bout. The match featured 174 4 pound class Maxim stopping Mills at 10 rounds for the world title shot. Demetrios and Perkins also fought, both ending in decisions, while Kim stopped Gutierrez in Honolulu.
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Chicago
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Honolulu
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Mexico City
Trinity Tops Ramseur High Twice In Basketball
Trinity defeated Ramseur High 63 to 22 and 62 to 49 at Trinity in a two game set. Kley Swiggett scored 37 for Trinity with Donald Mikles adding 26 in the first win while Charles Gregory led Ramseur with 10. Trinity hosts Pilot High next, as the defending Class B champs push toward another win.
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Meier Picks State To Triumph Over Louisville Cards
Ted Meier selects East LaSalle over Albright Penn State over Pitt Texas Wesleyan over Seton Hall Ga Georgia Tech over Georgia Tech over NC State Louisville over Louis ville The ballot shows Stanford, Cincinnati over Ohio University and more. Jim Thorpe to be named greatest Pennsylvania athlete at Harrisburg dinner by Gov. Duff.
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Directors Of Class D Loop Meet In Salisbury
The North Carolina State league board of directors will meet at the Yadkin hotel in Salisbury at 7:30 p m to discuss by laws budget 2050 schedule and a 112 game season option Sunday baseball and independent team status for Hickory and Statesville are on the agenda. Strong club affiliations include Hi Toms Boston Nationals Concord Washington Lexington Philadelphia Salisbury Pittsburgh Landis Spinners Atlanta and Mooresville Anderson S C.
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Knocks Fail To Hurt Jim Thorpe
Hall of fame athlete Jim Thorpe, at 61, reflects on a career spanning Carlisle, Canton, Stockholm, and baseball. He recalls Olympic double gold in 1912 and his battles with amateur status, while eyeing a life story film and a $4 million claim he says the government owes the Sac and Fox tribe.
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Maxim Maxim Wins Heavyweight Title After Mills Knockout
Joey Maxim, 27, from Cleveland, KO'd Freddie Mills in the 10th round to claim the heavyweight crown. The victory, before a record indoor crowd of 18 000, follows his earlier loss to Gus Lesnevich and sets up possible defenses against Bruce Woodcock or Archie Moore. Promoter Sam Becker plans Cincinnati for Maxim's first U S. bout and a potential title clash with Ezzard Charles or Archie Moore. Mills earned 25 percent of the gate. Maxim 20 percent in a $182 000 gross.
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High Point Beats Gastonia 50-31 Behind Powell’s 22
The High Point Black Bison defeat Gastonia Green Wave 50 to 31 as Jack Powell scores 22 points and Ken Yarborough adds 10. Powell dominates despite limited minutes in the second half while reserves see action and maintain the lead in Western class double-A play.
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Correll's Juniors Win Sixth Straight Over Winston-Salem Juniors
Correll's Juniors beat Winston-Salem Juniors 42 to 26 as Leach scored 13 and Gordon Smith opened his starting role with 10. High Point led 20-13 at halftime, with Leach and Smith fueling the victory and next game slated for January 26 against Lexington.
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