Sueta Missing From Lineup As Panthers Clash With Bulldogs
High Point Purple Panthers travel without Easy Ed Sueta after the death of his fifteen year old brother John. The team faces Atlantic Christian tonight and then Catawba's Indians Saturday in a tough week.
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Baseball Scouts Sign Big Money Prospects Fallout
The article discusses the high costs of signing young baseball players amid military service and scouting errors. It notes scouts overpaying for prospects like Paul Pettit and Jack Haughey, while major leagues risk losses as minor leagues rely on uncertain talent. examples include Hi-Toms players and the impact on minor league scouting in coming seasons.
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Justice returns to UNC as assistant backfield coach
CHAPEL HILL Jan 31 4 Charlie Justice UNC star returns to alma mater as assistant backfield coach. Director of Athletics R A Fetzer announced the appointment. Justice finished eligibility in 1949 after four varsity years with two Southern Conference titles and three bowl trips. He then played pro football for the Washington Redskins before being released from a three year contract. Justice will work under Jim Camp who was named head varsity backfield coach to replace Russ Murphy. Camp's 1950 freshman team won the state championship.
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College basketball scores across major conferences
St John s Brooklyn 46 Manhattan 39 Siena 39 Albright 35 overtime Marion Pa Tehrs 4 Edinboro Pa Tehrs 82 Indiana Pa Tehrs Slippery Rock Pa Tehrs 62 California Pa Tehrs 61 Fairmont W Va Tehrs St St Francis Pa 92 Westminster Pa 65 Arnold 57 Fairfield 46 Midwest Notre Dame 75 Butler 65 William Jewell 61 Tarkio M Wichita 64 Drake 45 David Lipscomb 75 Autin Peay Tenn 62 Culver Stockton 98 William Penn 4 Taylor 79 Manchester 70 Concordia Ind 61 Muntington 52 Washington Jefferson 67 Lawrence Tech 65 overtime llram 66 Thiel 63 Findlay 86 Indiana Tech 41 Ashland 92 Ohio Northern 69 Xavier Ohio 78 Toledo 59 Kent State TD Heidelberg 60 Warrensburg Mo 39 Springfield South Wofford 91 Presbyterian 8 Virginia 70 Roanoke 57 Newberry 63 College of Charleston 3 Lenoir Rhyne M4 Guilford 46 North Carolina 82 Wake Forest TC East Tennessee State 89 Lincoln Memorial Univ 61 Georgia Tehrs 78 Parris Island Marines 67 Stetson 73 Rollins 54 Carson Newmann 60 Milligan 58 South Carolina 82 Duke 62 Elon 85 Western Carolina Tehrs 70 Virginia Tech 79 West Virginia 72 SouthWest Texas Christian 60 Baylor 48 West Idaho State 64 Westminster Utah Gonzaga 38 Whitman 6 ar of Los Angeles 67 Whittier San Jose State 59 Cal Poly M
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TV Radio Schedule Snippet From January 31 Evening
A fragmentary TV and radio grid lists programs for January 31 including News, Music Time, Jack Smith Show, Lone Ranger Drama, Groucho Marx Quiz, Mr. President and Boxing Bouts. Also includes January 17 schedules for WMPFY TV Channel 2 and WATV Channel 3 with Meet Your Cover Girl, Perry Como, Tele-revue and more.
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More Than Twenty Fights Open Golden Gloves Tonight
More than forty amateur fighters expected to enter the Lith annual Tri-State Amateur Boxing tournament at the local armory. Mercury Athletic Club began registration and weigh ins at noon with officials aiming for 100 plus participants over four days. Open and novice divisions cover six weight classes from 112 to over 175 pounds. opening night features top boxers like Ronald Short Billy Short Butch Flowe Rex Mooresville James McManus Donald Duncan and Sonny Taylor. Twelve teams compete with team trophies for Open and Novice champions as bouts run tonight through Saturday finale.
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Time Zone Clarifications for Broadcast Schedules
The note explains standard time adjustments: apply Eastern Standard Time as reference, subtract one hour for Central Standard, and subtract two hours for Mountain Standard. It notes some relay stations may switch hour of relay to local Mt schedules and last minute changes cannot be included.
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Cobb Urges Baseball to Carry On in War Emergency
Cobb favors continuing professional baseball as far as possible during the defense emergency. In a tele interview with Greenville News editor Scoop Latimer, the baseball immortal said it is better for baseball to continue during the emergency for amusement and recreation the national pastime affords the public when people need diversion.
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