Trinity Bounces Tiger Teams In Pair Loop Tilts
Trinity dominates both squads in Jamestown rivalry wins. The boys beat Jamestown 45 36 behind Marcus Wood 19 points and Donald Michaels 12. The Trinity girls toppled Jamestown 60 45 led by Swiggett 38 points.
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Jamestown
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Marcus Wood
Joe Slade
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Bulldogs
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Tiger Sextet
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Crocker
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Rogers
Gallimore
Venable
Hill
Michaels
Jones
Clodesiter
Hancock
Piece
Hunt
Suilly
J. Hancock
Gregory
Fletcher
Wirth
Harvey
Wood
B. Dixon
Durham
Bevan
Leonard
L. Dixon
Johnson
Guilford Defeats WCTC 55 to 43 in North State Clash
Guilford College Quakers upend Western Carolina Teacher’s College 55 to 43 in a North State conference game. Hall Venable and Ralls combined for 34 points while Guilford led 33 to 18 at halftime. Rogers top-scored for WCTC with 11.
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Butler
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Cunningham
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Svenable
Straehla
Wright
Cox
Uresham
Carter
Errell
Coward
Rhodes
4Ralls
Osteen
Maultsby
Hinson Claims Easy title in Raleigh Golden Gloves
The 12th Eastern Carolina Golden Gloves closed with Walter Hinson of Kannapolis earning the open bantamweight crown by walkover as the lone entrant. Novice champions included Alton Wellman and Jack Gilbert, both winning by forfeits, while Maurice Treadway, Mike Hangella, Don Avery, Douglas Martin and Jimmy Calcutt won their open and novice weight classes by decision or forfeit.
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Raleigh
Memorial Auditorium
Walter Hinson
High Point
Kannapolis
Alton Wellman
Orie Petrice
Jack Gilbert
Charlotte
James Alexander
Goldsboro
Maurice Treadway
Charles Burrows
Lumperton
Orie
Pearce
Mike Hangella
Burlington
Donall Wilson
Don Avery
Wilmington
Bob Bennett
Kannapoli
Douglas Martin
State College
Charlies Hughes
Jimmy Calcutt
Mayo Smith
Mooresville
High Point to Host 10th Tri-State Amateur Boxing Tourney
Officials for the 10th annual High Point Tri-State Amateur Boxing tourney were announced with four judges and referees including George Diehl of Charlotte Bob Harden of Burlington David Leonard of High Point and Arthur Paschal head coach and PE director. The event runs four nights starting Wednesday and draws fighters from Greenville and Raleigh with awards beyond the usual trophies.
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High Point
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Charlotte
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Burlington
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This City
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Lacy Hall
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Mann's
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C.C. Hughes
Homer Smith
Coca-Cola
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Raletch
Iett
North Carolina Tar Heels to play nine football games in 1950
The University of North Carolina will schedule nine games for 1950. Five home games are set against N C State, Wake Forest, Maryland, South Carolina, and Duke. The slate includes Notre Dame at South Bend, Georgia, Tennessee, and a late-year Virginia finale in Charlottesville. The Notre Dame game moves to South Bend, and the Carolina Duke clash will close the season at Chapel Hill on November 25.
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University of North Carolina Tar Heels
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Virginia
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Duke
Fetzer
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Irish
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Franklin Roosevelt
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Missouri
South Bend
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Georgia
Athens
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Knoxville
Mountain Bears Edge ECTC 49 48 in Narrow Win
Lenoir Rhyne beat Eastern Carolina Teachers College 49 to 48 in Greenville. The Bears were fouled for 21 free throws but hit only six, letting ECTC fall from second in the North State conference. Key scorers: Jack Everton 16 for ECTC and Sellari 11 for Lenoir Rhyne.
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Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Lenoir Rhyne
ECTC
Jack Everton
Sellari
Lenoirhyne
B.O.T
Kantorski
Everton
Russell
Lyerly
Thrift
Willis
Tanner
Pawlak
Sennell
Best
Indians Signings Grow with Keltner Contract
Third baseman Ken Keltner's signed contract joins 10 others on file with the Cleveland Indians. Keltner's letter from Milwaukee reduces the unsigned total to 28.
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Cleveland
Ken Kelttner
Cleveland Indians
Keltner
Milwaukee
Tar Heel Tennis Selects Captain From UNC Roster
University of North Carolina star Mark Taylor to captain the Tar Heel tennis team this season as part of the Southern Conference doubles championship legacy with Vic Seixi.
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Chapel Hill
Mark Taylor
University of North Carolina
Vic Seixi
Demaret Narrowly Leads as Posturelines Struggle At Golf Match
Demaret holds a slim edge after posting a steady round though he battled trees at the sixth and a late miscue on the fifth hole. Clayton Heafner fired 68 to stay within reach, while North Carolinians Al Smith and Ansel Snow trailed with strong totals from Winston-Salem and High Point.
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Jimmy
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
al Smith
Winston-Salem
Ansel Snow
High Point
Bison Register Fifth Loop Win
The Bison posted a fifth straight victory as the team maintained dominance through a looped offensive sequence. Details remain limited, but the decisive period showcased steady scoring and momentum for the home squad.
Indians Triumph Over Elon College 64-46 in Salisbury
Catawba College, led by Bill Johnson with 19 points, defeated Elon College 64 to 46 in Salisbury. Elon’s Don Harthcox scored 18 as North State Conference scoring leader Larry Graham of Catawba was held to seven. Catawba maintained a dominant 53-26 halftime edge.
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Catawba
Elon College
Bill Johnson
Elon
Don Harthcax
Larry Graham
Catawba Hlon College
Graham
Mondy
Sou Hodgins
Gaither
Kunsucker
Campman
Brown
Riley and Bauer Reach Miami Women's Amateur Finals
Polly Riley and Marlene Bauer advanced to the finals of the Helen Doherty Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament in Miami. Bauer, 15, defeated Peggy Kirk after earning medalist honors with a 71, while Riley, who just won the Tampa Women’s Open, beat Edean Anderson in the semifinals. Both led early and maintained their advantage as the Doherty field neared its conclusion. Bauer and Riley are among the first-time finalists in the Doherty event, with Bauer already gaining a 3-up edge after nine holes.
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Fla
Polly Riley
Marlene Bauer
Helen Doherty
Marlene
Texas
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Miss Riley
Tampa
Edean Anderson
Ielena
Mont
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