Frenzied North Carolina grid clash sparks fan melee aftermath
A Duke win over State and a Carolina victory over Wake Forest preceded a near riot near the Wake Forest game in Chapel Hill. Tempers flared amid accusations of dirty play and fan violence, threatening athletic relations between the two schools. More on page eleven.
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ACC may adopt rule for unsportsmanlike conduct
Greensboro reports the Atlantic Coast Conference considering a conference wide rule to punish unsportsmanlike conduct after a near riot between North Carolina and Wake Forest in the final moments of the Chapel Hill game. The executive committee discussed the issue and plans to propose legislation at the December meeting.
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Ten Major Grid Teams Are Unbeaten
Forty six college football teams, ten in the major class, still boast unbeaten untied records while 19 members dropped last weekend. UCLA Cincinnati and Montana State lead with six victories each. Miami of Florida Boston College Ohio State Arkansas Oklahoma and Virginia Tech are at five. West Virginia has four wins.
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Wake Forest Tar Heels college football brawl sparks sportmanship debate
In Raleigh a postgame scuffle after the Wake Forest versus North Carolina clash left Wake Forest quarterback Nick Consoles with three missing teeth and a bruised lip. Officials ejected Tar Heel Will Frye and Wake Forest halfback Burtison as punches flew. North Carolina won as tribble criticized the fight and urged better intercollegiate relations.
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Fights Last Night Reported Across Cities
AP roundup of boxing results lists Arthur Persley and Carl Coates in separate bouts in New Orleans and Baltimore with close decisions in Phoenix and Havana, plus Jim Martinez drawing in Glendale and Mederos stopping Scheider in Havana.
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Mann Re-elected Carolina League President
The Carolina League met at Alamance Hotel Burlington and unanimously re elected Glenn E Mann of Durham as president for 1955. Charlie Carroll Greensboro and S Curtis Perry Durham were re elected as vice president and secretary respectively. league plans include reduced salaries and 11 teams with a 140 game schedule and tightened veteran limits.
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