State in line for Southern Conference title clash
The piece notes North Carolina State facing strong SEC foes in the Southern Conference tournament with Duke and West Virginia as major barriers. It mentions State’s favorable bracket, Duke and WVU meeting potential fatigue, and NC State’s recent success under Everett Case. Also covers local High Point sports chatter and praise for notable players like Charlie Bryant and junior star Morgan.
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Raleigh
State
Wolfpack
West Virginia
Duke
Duke-West Virginia
N. C. State
Everett
Carolina
Case
Charlie Bryant
Hphs and Legion
Wofford College
South Carolina
Charlie
High Point
Herb Hodgin
Doug Reid
Duke Mountaineer Tilt Set for Friday Night Semis
Duke and West Virginia edge into the Friday semifinals if they win openers. Duke faces Maryland while West Virginia meets William and Mary, with Frank Selvy and Ned Gordon leading Furman in later matchups against Clemson and NC State.
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Everett Case
Wolfpack
State
West Virginia
Duke
Kenalyta Raleigh
Mark Workman
Westnia
Dick Groat
Ides
West Arm
Blue Devils
Workman
West Via
Wiliam and Mary
Maryland
William — Mary
Mountaineers
Amorrow
Clemson
George Washington
North Carolina State
Furman
Frank Selvy
Nield Gordon
Cage Scores Report of College Basketball Results
EAST Columbia 62 Yale 56 St. John 64 Brooklyn 51 NYU 84 CONY 47 Princeton 60 Rutgers 52 Davis Elkins 65 Potomac State MM SOUTH Georgetown 72 George Wash 70 David Lipscomb 63 Mid Tenn St. 52 East Tenn. St. 64 Lincoln Met. 57 Union 82 Emory and Henry 64 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma City U. 61 Phillips U. 45 MIDWEST Loyola I 75 Valparaiso 61 Millikin 80 Illinois Normal 64 Oberlin 72 et Union 64
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East Columbia
Yale
St. John
Brooklyn
NYU
CONY
Princeton
Rutgers
Davis Elkins
Potomac State
South Georgetown
George Wash
David Lipscomb
Mid Tenn St
East Tenn. St
Lincoln Met
Union
Emory and Henry
Southwest Oklahoma City U
Phillips U
Midwest
Loyola (I
Valparaiso
Millikin
Illinois Normal
Oberlin
Et Union
Welcome Defeats Curry High in Jamestown 83 to 32
Welcome defeats Curry High of Greensboro 83 to 32 at Jamestown. Jimmy Jordan scores 31 for Welcome, with Jack Everhart 18 and Jack McKay 20 for Curry. The half ends 53 to 17, sending Welcome to the Regional Tourney in Winston-Salem for a state bid at Durham.
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Welcome
Curry High
Greensboro
Jamestown
Jimmy Jordan
Jack Everhart
Jordan
Jack McKay
Winston-Salem
Duram
Saddler Fined 500 in Montreal Bout Disqualification
World featherweight champion Sandy Saddler left Montreal minus 500 of his purse after being disqualified for breaks and rough fouls against Armand Savoie. Montreal Athletic Commission chief Emile Gauthier said Saddler was lucky not to face suspension. He noted Saddler would soon join the US Army and allowed him a chance to earn a living.
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Montreal
Sandy Saddler
Armand Savoie
Montreal Athletic Commission
Emile Gauthier
Sandy
United States Army
Allen Jay Girls Battle For Title At Guilford College
The Allen Jay girls face Pleasant Garden at 7 30 pm to decide the Guilford County tournament crown, meeting at Guilford College gym after a 15 team field narrowed to the final. In the boys game Guilford meets Monticello at 8 30 pm for the county title.
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Allen Jay
Guilford
Pleasant Garden
Guilford College
Monticello
Clemson Receives 57105 For Gator Bowl Profit
Jacksonville report shows Clemson and Miami each earned 57105 in Gator Bowl payouts. The Ray McCarthy organization received 5700 in commissions for executive and public activities and 7000 covered a past deficit, leaving about 10000 for a revolving fund. The January 1 game was the third profitable Gator Bowl among seven.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Clemson
Miami
Ray McCarthy
Trainer at Hialeah Ties Racing History to Present
The text notes a figure linked to Sweden and Den Ming-Washington & Lee as a former rider now working as a trainer at Hialeah. It mentions Kay Jensen among others and references past games played.
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Kay Jensen
Seeeneeeet Ip
Setre Aren
Sweden
Denming-Washington & Lee
Mark
Hialeah
High Point Cagers Look Ahead to State Tourney
Salisbury rallied to defeat High Point 60 to 52 in the final regular game as Tony Simeon’s team prepared for the State High School Tourney in Durham. Salisbury guards led with 31 points and John Crouch added 10. Harold O’Kelly reached 441 points on the season with 20 points in the game.
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High Point Ymca
High Pont College
Y’ Forces
Panthera
Collegians
YMCA
Panthers
High Point High
Bison
Durham
Salisbury
Tony Simeon
Simeon
Harold O'Kelly
O'Kelly
I. Crouch
Garena
Smiley
McRae
D. Crouch
Honeycutt
A. O'Kelly
F Wore
O Gill
Leach
McDowell
G Os O
Jackets Push Point Spread as High Point Tops Bison
Ken Frye led High Point with 13 points and Connie Smith added 10 as the Bison drop to a 5 percent conference mark and sit third. High Point finishes 11 10 for the season the worst in 15 years. The Bison head to the state tournament in Durham next Thursday likely facing Durham or Wilmington. The game featured 10 lead changes in the first half and a late two point edge before High Point pulled away.
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Ken Frye
Connie Smith
Bison
High Point
HPHS
Simeon
Durham
Wilmington
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