Big Four and North State in Third Boys Home Invitational
Tonight at High Point College Alumni Gymnasium the Big Four seniors and the North State Conference seniors meet in the third annual Boys Home Invitational to aid the Boys Home of North Carolina at Lake Waccamaw. Each squad lists 10 players with 48 total participants across the first two years and one standout, Wake Forest captain Jerry Steele, may miss the game due to an NCAA playoff injury.
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Lake Waccamaw
High Point College
High Point Jaycees
North State
Jaycees
Jerry Steele
Wake Forest
St. John's
New York
Dave Budd
Wayne Cheek
Danny Sewell
Carolina
Witnesses to testify in college basketball scandal probe
The district attorney's office plans further questioning of players from multiple colleges as the probe widens. Seth Hall players Henry Gunter and Arthur Hicks, both 21, allegedly received 1000 dollars each to shave points against Dayton at Madison Square Garden. Connecticut player reportedly earned 1500 dollars to restrain scores against Colgate in Hamilton New York. Arrests were made for two fixers Aaron Wagman and Joseph Hacken both 41 and 28 with prior gambling convictions.
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New York
Seton Hall
University of Connecticut
Henry Gunter
Arthur Hicks
Colgate
Hamilton
N.Y
Sale
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Alfred J. Scotti
Peter Andreoli
All Star North Carolina Big Four Meet North State at HPC Gym
The rubber match of North Carolina's first college basketball all star series will be played at High Point College Gym tonight at eight. The Big Four led by Duke's Vic Bubas faces the North State Conference coached by Billy Wells of Lenoir Rhyne. Proceeds go to Boys Home of North Carolina.
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Manila Flash Elorde Wins Junior Lightweight Title
Manila Philippines born Elorde outpointed Joey Lopes of Sacramento to claim the junior lightweight championship. Wright of Detroit outpointed Federico Thompson of Argentina in New York. Kawa mura of Japan outpointed Lee Yang Jai of South Korea in Seoul. Kang Kan Soo of South Korea stopped Kachiro Yamada of Japan in five in Korea.
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Joey Lopes
Sacramento
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New York
Ted Wright
Detroit
Federico Thompson
Argentina
Seoul
Korea
Tadao Kawamura
Japan
Lee Yang-Jai
South Korea
Kang Kan-Soo
Kachiro Yamada
Montreal blanks Detroit 2 0 in NHL action
Montreal defeats Detroit 2 to 0 as Sunday results highlight the league. Toronto and New York tied 2 2. Boston edges Chicago 4 3. Saturday Chicago beat Montreal 4 1 and Toronto topped Boston 6 2. Monday has no games. Tuesday features Chicago at Montreal in the semifinal series opener.
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Toronto
New York
Boston
Chicago
NIT action resumes with key matchups at Madison Square Garden
Ohio State seeks defense of its NCAA crown as NIT play returns Tuesday with Dayton facing Temple and Niagara meeting Providence in a New York doubleheader. Memphis State and St Louis were upset in earlier openers while Holy Cross and St Louis advance to the NIT semifinals alongside regional NCAA champions Cincinnati Utah and St Joseph’s.
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Billy McGill
Portland
Ore
Loyola of Los Angeles
Arizona State
Johnny Egan
DePaul
Army
St Joseph's Clinches NCAA Eastern Title In Tight Win
St Joseph's Philadelphia, bolstered by seniors and sophomores, beat Wake Forest 96 86 to win the NCAA Eastern Regional. Jim Lynam's 15 points and Bill Hoy's 20 led the Hawks as Tom Wynne added 16 off the bench. Wake Forest star Len Chappell poured 32 points and 16 rebounds.
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Pete Campbell
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Los Angeles Clippers Clinch Series By Wide Margin
The Los Angeles team defeated Detroit 137 to 120 to win the best of five series three games to two. Boston led Syracuse 10 innings. the Celtics moved ahead in the best of seven semifinals with a 128 to 113 margin.
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Detroit
Boston
Syracuse
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