Black Bison Face Winston-Salem Rival In Conference Race
Time Out notes the unbeaten Black Bison near their first Western Conference title since 1941 with one obstacle left, John Tandy's Black Demons of Reynolds High. If Burlington also wins, High Point would stand 6-1 to 5-1 for the Bulldogs. The piece hints at a conference rule requiring seven league games and questions a scheduling loophole involving Central of Charlotte.
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Bulldogs forfeit Charlotte game in controversial conference ruling
The Enterprise reports a Charlotte contest forfeited by the Bulldogs as High Point and Burlington near a first place tie. Hap Perry notes potential coin flips to decide eastern representative. Western tie playoffs may follow. Bones McKinney shines in ABA debut. Carolina Tennessee series may extend ten years.
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Panthers Aim to Upset Eastern Carolina in North State Clash
High Point's Purple Panthers visit Wilmington for a North State Conference showdown with Eastern Carolina Buccaneers. Coach Ralph James relies on reserves and jayvee players due to injuries as the team seeks a conference win and a solid finish after a 6-3-1 target with Elon looming.
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Plastic Helmets To Be Disallowed After 1949 Season
Harvard Athletic Director William J. Bingham announced plastic helmets would be illegal after the 1949 season following Ken O'Donnell's broken ankle. He said manufacturers were notified to cease production, and the rule committee will press for no plastic helmets in 1950. Harvard leads Army 16-11 in the series dating to 1895.
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Hoitsma Named AP Lineman of the Week in USA
William and Mary end Lou Hoitsma earned the Associated Press lineman of the week honor after a standout performance against North Carolina. He sparked a 7 7 tie, made pivotal tackles, an interception, and recovered two fumbles while contributing a remarkable touchdown reception.
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Individual Duel Sets Center Stage in SMU Arkansas Clash
Doak Walker of SMU faces Clyde Scott of Arkansas in a key offensive defensive showdown as the two teams meet in Fayetteville. With SMU a heavy favorite, reserved seats sold out weeks ago and standing room may fill to about 22 500 for Arkansas homecoming amid strong anticipation of the Walker Scott duel.
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Rams Carry Pretty Mascot On Plane Trip
Los Angeles Rams fly to New York with 35 players and several camp followers for a Sunday NFL game against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. Barbara Schiebel, a 19 year old elevator operator, is the lone female passenger invited to accompany the team and may sit on the players bench if rules are waived. She plans to appear on Groucho Marx’s radio show with Ram halfback Tom Keane and says she has never seen a pro football game.
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Clemson Coach Sees Wake Forest Test As Toughest Of Campaign
Clemson coach Frank Howard predicted a hard game against Wake Forest as the Tigers chase a nine game win streak. He credited a unified talent group and a fierce desire to reach the big time, with key players and injuries shaping their prep.
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Tinsley Owens Lead In Carolinas PGA Opening
Dave Tinsley of Charlotte and Clarence Owens of Martinsville Va led the field with 68 at Forest Lake Country Club in Columbia S C in the Carolinas PGA tourney second round prospects. Johnny Palmer Clayton Heafner Melvin Hemphill and Frank Stranahan followed with 69s.
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Foursome Of Key Men Out Of Lineup
High Point Black Bison in Winston Salem for Friday night game. Reyn olds led by star end John Tandy rest four regulars out with others banged up. Guards Wilson Alexander and Lawrence McGee in good shape to counter Tony Simeon’s quick opening plays. Coach Simeon relies on Reynolds single wing with Jimmy Moore returning from injury for Demons showdown. Bowman Gray stadium crowd expected as 8 pm kickoff looms.
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Majors Hold Draft Today For Bushers
Cincinnati report notes the annual Major League Baseball draft selects players from the minors with Chicago Cubs first in the order followed by the White Sox and Indians. Costs range from 2000 to 10000 dollars per player and teams must pay within 10 days while coordinating reports and travel. Trade rumors include Kirby Higbe and Stan Rojek linked to potential moves.
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Redskins Star Sammy Baugh Reaches Touchdown Pass Milestone
At the season start, Washington Redskins quarterback Sammy Baugh increased his NFL touchdown passes since joining in 1937, bringing his career total to 128.
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