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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
10
North Carolina fans anticipate a high-stakes weekend as top teams meet in a Raleigh doubleheader at William Neal Reynolds Coliseum. The event pits Kentucky and Penn State in the opener with NC State facing St John’s in the second game, shaping the path to the national tourney in New York.
Raleigh's Reynolds Coliseum hosts four leading teams in the NCAA Eastern Regional. Kentucky's Center Cuff Hagan leads with 650 points in 20 games, while St John's Zek Zawoluk averages 19 per game and Penn State's Jesse Arnelle sits with 426 points in 23 games. NC State's Bobby Speight posts 505 points in 32 games as the quartet headlines Friday’s pair of games. Tickets remain for both nights at $1, $2, and $3.
Japanese ace Kinrey Matsuyama tops the single round robin after a 50-41 loss by Kin pri cta, who defeats 11-time champion Willie Hoppe. Hoppe and Matsuyama are set to collide in the final tourney game Saturday night as the field tightens.
Health officials project heart disease to kill about 480000 Americans this year while cancer deaths reach roughly 190000, underscoring the persistent burden of chronic disease.
Adolph Rupp, surprised by Kentucky's strong season, leads the Wildcats to Raleigh for NCAA regional action. He recalls Bill Spivey’s loss and notes Kentucky's 28 wins, aiming for a fourth NCAA title in five years. Penn State looms with center Joe Arnelle, a 19-point scorer, as a tough opponent.
Mary Lena Faulk, a Thomasville, Georgia golfer long in the shadow of Kirby and Suggs, tops the opening round with 37 38 75 at the North and South tournament. Mae Murray and Mrs Holbrook Platt trail by three strokes, as Faulk eyes advancing rounds and praise for Cup consideration.
Becker’s squad edged ahead by two games as four teams fight for the top spot in the Industrial Bowling race. Lindale’s Dairnman posted a 1703 set, the year's high, with Bob Cecil’s 148 and Morgan’s 143 leading individual games. Harvey and Morgan also figure among top series with Becker and Lindale runners-up.
Reports from Newark Pottsville Cincinnati White Plains detail boxing results. Lupo outpointed Carbido in Newark. Drouin out pointed Osorio in Pottsville. Wulf drew with OConnor in Cincinnati. Klein defeated Tomasello in White Plains.
The Gold Medal Basketball Tourney finals roll in tonight and tomorrow at the South Main Y. Matchups include High Point Weaving vs Steamers of Albemarle for the Class C crown and Ashmore Business College of Thomasville against Culler’s Sporting Goods for Class B Girls. Wake Forest Clowns beat Asheboro National Guard 66 to 62 to reach the Class A men’s final against Hanes McCrary Old-Timers, led by Ogburn 18, Hartley 14, Brooks 14. Williams 19 for the losers.
Dr. John A. Hannah, who joined Michigan State College in 1923 as an extension poultry specialist, rose to president after 11 years and helped build the institution into a major university. He then steered reform in intercollegiate sports as chair of an American Education committee advocating president-led control.
In a Kiwanis-children's benefit at Gilmore Field the All-Stars tied the score in the ninth and won 4 to 2 as Alvin Dark Jim Rivera and Bob Dillinger homered after a Giants single. Jolin Joe DiMaggio pinch hit and youngsters mobbed for autographs. The charity game drew 9 168 fans and raised 24 000 dollars with Johnny Lindell and Roy Welmaker delivering shutout frames for the Stars.
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