North Carolina High School Athletics Faces Tightened Rules
Editorial notes a state board plan to reduce interscholastic sports, cutting football to 16 games and limiting basketball, prohibiting ninth graders from competition, and banning tournaments. It warns the move would shrink opportunities, shift top talent Northward, and set back local programs despite other reforms.
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State Board of Education
Raleigh
Journal-Sentinel
Winston-Salem
High Point High
North Carolina
Hoodlums Out Move Starts Boxing Commission Pact
Illinois and New York boxing panels agreed to mutually recognize penalties and contracts and establish a right of review. Chairman Robert Christenberry of New York and Joseph Tuiner of Illinois hailed the pact as a step to clean up boxing and avert federal regulation.
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Chicago
Illinois
New York
Robert Christenberry
Illinois Commission
Christenberry
Joseph Tuiner
Hanes Hosiery Galf Tangle With Texas Club Today
In the National AAU Women's Basketball Tournament, Iowa Wesleyan College upset Atlanta Tomboys 58-30, and Wayland College defeated Kiowa 50-14. Hanes Hosiery idle as Wayland meets Kiowa, with today’s schedule listing Hanes Hosiery vs Dowell's Amarillo at 11:10 p.m.
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Texas Club
Wichita
Kas
Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan College
Atlanta
Jackson
Miss
Magnolia
Virginia Beach
Demoneers
Columbus
Dickersons
Cabot
Winston-Salem
N. C
Amarillo
Tex
Dowell’s
Baseball Exhibitions Tuesday Schedule and Scores
Tuesday exhibition games feature Boston A vs Detroit A in Lakeland Chicago A against Cleveland A in Tucson Cincinnati N vs New York A in St. Petersburg Philadelphia A vs Brooklyn N in Miami Pittsburgh N vs St. Louis A in Burba Philadelphia N vs Washington A in Orlando Chicago N vs New York N in Phoenix St Louis N vs Boston N at a noo ittsburgh N vsattle PCL at San Bernardino Chicago N 6 Cleveland A 5 Cincinnati N 7 Detroit A 5 New York A 3 Boston N 1 Buffalo Int 9 Detroit B A 5 St Louis N 1 Philadelphia N 0 Pittsburgh B N 9 Hollywood PCL 5 New York N 7 International All-Stars 1 Brooklyn N 10 Philadelphia A 9 10 innings
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Chicago
Cleveland
Tucson
Cincinnati
New York
St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Miami
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Burba
Washington
Orlando
Phoenix
Boston
Nooittsburgh
San Bernardino
Detroit
Buffalo
Hollywood
Windy City Out Of Derby Run With Leg Injury
Windy City II a $165,000 Irish three year old was taken out of Kentucky Derby contention after a workout ailment. Eddie Arcaro weighs mounts for a fifth Derby, with Windy City II or Hill Gail among early favorites. The colt had earned $51,350 at Santa Anita before pulling up lame and will miss the Wood Memorial en route to Churchill Downs.
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Arcadia
Calif
Eddie Arcaro
Santa Anita
Eddie
The
Roses
Windy City II
Calumet Farms
Hill Gail
New York
Wood Memorial
Churchill Downs
Industrial League Finals Set Tonight In Myrtle Desk Triad
Myrtle Desk beat Highland Cotton Mill 47 46 at the YMCA to reach the finals. Kent Moseley scored 22 for Myrtle Desk as Highland faded at the line. Tonight Myrtle Desk meets Triangle at 7 45 p m in the YMCA South Main gym for the final series opener.
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Myrtle Desk
Highland Cotton Mill
YMCA
Kent Moseley
Highland
Triangle
South Main
Anvil Brand
First Church of God
Allen Jay Baptists
Calvary Methodist Church
East Green Street Baptist
Cage
King Norvel Leé Chooses FBI Dream Over Pro Career
Norvel Leé, Washington DC amateur heavyweight and three time Golden Gloves winner, says he will not turn pro and aims to join the FBI after schooling. He spoke after defeating Ed Sanders at Madison Square Garden as Chicago beat New York 9 7 in inter city bouts.
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Norvel Leé
Gladiator
Washington, D. C
Lee
Ed Sanders
San Diego
Calif
Marine Base
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
New New York
Europe
James Hairston
Ken Davis
Isaac Vaughn
Carl Braig
Davis
Jackie Spurgeon
Ernest Anthony
Floyd Patterson
Anthon
Herschel Acton
Becker Brothers Top Wrestling Card Tomorrow
GREENSBORO The Becker brothers headline the card at ORC Sports Arena tomorrow night. George Becker faces Marvin Wildcat Jones in a 2 out of 3 falls 60 minute main event. Bobby Becker meets Charlie Carr in a one fall 45 minute semi final. Lucky Gilpin meets Lou Plummer in opening match at 8 30.
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Becker Brothers
ORC Sports
George Becker
Marvin
Wildcat’ Jones
Bobby Becker
Charlie Carr
Lucky Gilpin
Lou Plummer
Sam Snead to Play One Day Pro Am at Palmetto Golf Club
Sam Snead, after earning 1400 dollars in the Jacksonville Open, travels to Aiken South Carolina for the eighth annual Pro Am One Day Tournament at Palmetto Golf Club. He tied Doug Ford for first at 280 but forfeited a playoff spot, with entrants including Hogan Nelson Turnesa and many noted pros expected to tee off.
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Aiken
S. C
Sam Snead
Jacksonville
Jack Burke
al Zimmerman
Clayton Heafner
Cary Middlecoff
Horton Smith
Tommy Bolt
Bobby Locke
Lew Worsham
Skee Riegel
Ten Army cage clubs begin elimination tourney at Fort Jackson
Ten Army basketball teams from five states started an elimination tourney at Fort Jackson South Carolina to win a Third Army berth in the All Army Tournament in May. Many players are former professionals and college stars. Entries include Camp Rucker Camp Stewart Atlanta General Depot Fort McPherson Ft. Benning Camp Campbell Camp Gordon Redstone Arsenal and Fort Jackson.
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Ft. Jackson
S. C
Army
Camp Rucker
Ala
Camp Stewart
Atlanta General Depot
Ft. McPherson
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft. Benning
Camp Campbell
Camp Gordon
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Final Four in NCAA Drama Pits Santa Clara Kansas and Illinois Johns
Santa Clara meets Kansas while St Johns faces Illinois in Seattle for the 1952 NCAA final four. Coaches admit limited scouting as teams chase Olympic tryouts and a spot in tomorrow night’s final. Clyde Lovellette opposed by Kenny Sears and scouts watch closely for upsets.
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Seattle
Wash
Santa Clara
Kansas
St. Johns
Illinois
Kenny Sears
Clyde Lovellette
High Point Purple Panthers Open 1952 Baseball Season
High Point College lines up its Purple Panthers for a 2 p.m. North State Conference opener against Catawba on the HPC diamond. Coach Bob Davis plans two more 2 p.m. games this week, Friday vs Atlantic Christian and Saturday vs Catawba in Salisbury. Jim Swiggett is favored to start on the mound.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Catawba
HPC
Phillip Angeles
Panther
Rutgers University
Angeles
Bob Davis
Baseballers
Atlantic Christian
Salisbury
Panthers
ACC
Eastern Carolina
Elon
Guilford
Appalachian
Western Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Davis
Jim Swiggett
Tony Lisk
Ken Turner
Bobby
College Sports Scores and Cancellations Across Several Games
Miami 32s and Davidson 6 percent noted among college sports updates. Duke 1749 and The Citadel 9 percent listed for football or similar event. Baseball games Duke vs South Carolina cancelled due to wet grounds while Michigan State at Clemson postponed for wet fields.
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Duke South Carolina
Michigan State
Clemson
Baseball Averages Highlight Davidson Collette in Lineup
Joe Dennis at short and Bobby Davidson at third anchor the infield while Bill Collette and Homer Smith pace the outfield. Davidson and Collette led last season with batting averages above .300.
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Joe Dennis
Bobby Davidson
Bill Collette
Homer Smith
Davidson
Collette
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