High Point Panthers Cited For Record Fouls In Two Games
An Associated Press report notes High Point College basketball is marked as the roughest team in the nation, with 83 personal fouls in two games. NC State and Atlantic Christian games set single-game and season foul records as the Panthers lost both matches.
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Associated Press
High Point
Clawin’ Cats
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Panthers
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
Jerry Iscovitz
Bud Waiz
Jack Hammond
Hebron Coble
Ted Moran
Bill Sheets
Frank Henry
Former Cage Power Going Back to Top
Washington and Jefferson upset West Virginia 52 to 41 at Washington Pennsylvania to hint at a return to top form. Adam Saunders used a two team system to defeat the Mountaineers as Butler fell to Cincinnati 72 to 53 and Wake Forest overwhelmed Furman 72 to 55 in the Southeastern and Southern conferences.
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New York
Washington and Jefferson
West ‘Oreiliea
Washington
Adam Saunders
W-J
Mountaineers
Butler
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Alabama
Louisiana State
Wake Forest
Furman
Wichita
Tulsa
Basketball Scores From Last Night
Washington and Jefferson defeated West Virginia 52 to 41. Davis and Elkins beat Alderson Broaddus 56 to 53. Wake Forest edged Furman 72 to 55 in overtime. Wilson Teachers beat Galludet 61 to 57. Other results include Beckley 44 over West Virginia Wesleyan 41 and Appalachian 55 over Atlantic Christian 46.
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West Virginia
Beckley
W. Va
West Virginia Wesleyan
West Virginia Tech
Morris Harvey
Davis and Elkins
Alderson- Broaddus
Wilson
Gallaudet
Wake Forest
Furman
Vedado Athletic Club
Havana
Wingate
J. C
Appalachian
Atlantic Christian
Birmingham Southern
Howard
Punching Pastor Randall Hinkle Tops regional gloves field
Randall Hinkle, a Baptist minister from the South Plains, known as the punching pastor, is set as a title contender in the regional Golden Gloves tournament in Lubbock on February 25. He fights as a middleweight.
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Lubbock
Tex
Randall Hinkle
South Plains
AHA Granted Right To Compete In Olympic Matches
In St Moritz on January 28 the International Ice Hockey Federation announced the Amateur Hockey Association of America would face Switzerland to open the Olympic games at 11 a m. The decision confirms AHA as the U S representative after Avery Brundage had pressed for a substitution by the U S Olympic committee team.
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Amateur Hockey Association of America
Amateur Hockey Association
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U.S. Olympic Committee
A.H.A
United States
U. S. Olympic Committee
Fights Last Night Roundup From AP
In Louisville Vince Galzaretto and Gibbs Pike fought to a draw. Pittsburgh saw Lee Sala KO Chet Vinci. New York's Ross Anzalone defeated Joe Lucignane by TKO in Hoboken. Camden Charley Williams outpointed Lennox Dingle in Newark.
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Chicago
Gibbs Pike
Drew
Pittsburgh
Lee Sala
Donora
Chet Vinci
Rome
N. Y
New York
Park Arena
Ross Anzalone
Joe Lucignane
Hoboken
N. J
Camden
Charley Williams
Newark
Lennox Dingle
Philadelphia
Indians Trade Rookie Catcher To White Sox
Chicago announces a straight trade sending Thurman Tucker to Cleveland for rookie catcher Ralph Wiegel. Tucker, 30, from Gordon Texas, joined the White Sox in 1940 and peaked in 1946 with a .288 average in 121 games. last year he hit .236 in 89 games.
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Chicago
Thurman Tucker
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Weigel
Chicago White Sox
Tucker
Gordon
Tex
Joe E. Brown
White Sox
Triangle Five Tops Weavers in City League Battle
Triangle Five defeated High Point Weaving 46 to 41 as Marsh Furniture beat Heritage Furniture 51 to 37. Tom McGee led Marsh with 23 points while Summey scored 14 for Triangle Five in the other game.
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Marsh Furniture
Heritage Furniture
Tom McGee
Marsh Five
Summey
Triangle Five
Byrd
W. Spencer
Grimes
H. Spencer
Upton
Walker
McDonald Seeeeens Motes
Stroud
Seeee
Weavers
Foxworth
McDonald
Summer
Motes
Cooper
Hoover
Heritage
Aeee Gurney
Bholt
Russell
Marsh
Gurley
Short
Jones
Hooper
Lawrence
Evans
Kansas Mentor To Talk With Navy Braid Today
Kansas mentor George Sauer of the University of Kansas was due for an interview with the Navy’s athletic director and committee at Annapolis today. He was slated to confer in the morning before touring the academy’s athletic facilities as other candidates were expected to follow.
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Annapolis
Navy
Academy Braid
E. B. (Whitey) Taylor
George Sauer
University of Kansas
Weather Causes Postponement of High Point Game
Western Class AA basketball game between High Point High and R. J. Reynolds was postponed because of slippery roads and bad weather. The game will be played next Tuesday in Winston Salem, with Reynolds visiting High Point again March 5.
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High Point High
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Tony Simeon
Reynolds
Bison
Guilford College
Greensboro High
College
Greensboro
Simeon
Davidson College
Pasquel's Mexico League Spars With U S Baseball
Jorge Pasquel, former league president, claims he still runs the Mexican league and disrupts plans to reorganize the circuit. Alejandro Aguilar Reyes resigns as commissioner amid calls to cut costs and build native talent. Talks of renewed ties with U.S. baseball appear stalled as teams await explanations from Pasquel.
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U. S
Aguilar Reyes
Walter Mallery
A.B. Chandler
Pasquel
Cactus Circuit
Jorge Pasquel
Villanova Grid Card Plans 1948 Football Schedule
Villanova, in scheduling 10 football games for the 1948 season, will face teams across the country. The Wildcats open at home Sept 17 with Texas A&M, then Sept 25 at Army, Oct 1 Duquesne, Oct 8 at Miami Florida, Oct 15 at Boston College, Oct 29 at Detroit, Nov 6 at Kentucky, Nov 13 Secrer town, Nov 20 San Francisco, and Nov 27 at North Carolina State.
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Wildcats
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Duquesne
Miami
Fla
Boston College
Detroit
Kentucky
Secrertown
San Francisco
North Carolina State
Former champ Billy Smith dies at 74 in El Paso
Funeral arrangements were pending today for former welterweight boxing champion Charles E. Matthews known to fans as Billy Smith. Matthews died in El Paso last night at the age of 74. The report notes his prominence in boxing circles and marks the end of an era for a noted welterweight era champion.
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EL Paso
Tex
Charles E. Matthews
Billy Smith
Matthews
Panthers and McCrary Eagles Meet in Open House Night
High Point College hosts McCrary Eagles of Asheboro in Harrison gym tonight in the season’s first home game of a busy week. The Panthers, tough on defense, aim to rebound to around .500 as they face a scoring-minded visiting squad. Bill Waiz starts for High Point after an 18-point debut Saturday. Tipoff is at 8 15 p.m.
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Fayetteville
University of Georgia
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Pirates
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South
Ed Bartels
Long Island
N. Y
Indiana
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New York Yankees
Bill Slocum
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Phillies
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Cox
Bucky
Bill Currie
College News Bureau
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High Point College
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McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Associated Press
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Eagles
McCrary
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne
Bill Waiz
High Point
Waiz
Atlantic Christian College
Panther
Collegians
Mack's Prize Rookie Ready For Campaign
Leland Victor Brissie Jr. a 23 year old left hander signed with the Philadelphia Athletics after 23 operations saved his leg from amputation. Connie Mack predicts Brissie will be greater than Lefty Grove and Brissie impressed in the South Atlantic league with 23 wins 5 losses 1.91 ERA.
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Leland Victor
Lou) Brissie
Connie Mack
Bob
Apennine Mountains
Italy
Lou
Brissie
Athletics
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mack
Presbyterian College
Chick Galloway
Savannah
Five Fillies Draft Jasmine Stakes Field at Hialeah
Five three year old fillies were entered for the Jasmine stakes at Hialeah Park a six furlong dash with $10 000 added. Walter P Chrysler's Caltha heads the field under top weight of 121 pounds after winning the Fashion stakes at Belmont Park last summer.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah Park
Walter P. Chrysler
Caltha
Belmont Park
Wesley Memorial triumphs in Sunday School loop
Wesley Memorial defeated First Methodist 45 to 33 in a Sunday School Basketball League game at the YMCA. Montgomery led the losers with 17 points in the contest.
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Wesley Memorial
Methodist
YMCA
Montgomery
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