Webster Tops Southern Conference Scoring For State
North Carolina State star tailback Alex Webster, a 210 pound junior, scored three touchdowns and 54 points to lead State to a 19 14 win over Virginia Tech. The article notes strong showings by George Washington players and other conference results including Maryland's 27 0 victory over LSU and Wake Forest's 39 7 win over North Carolina.
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North State Conference hopes and college sports chatter
Athletic director Blow Cooper eyes an Olea Timers game as a season opener to boost a North State Conference crown bid. Duncan Redditt, a 6 foot 11 inch key player, is out for the Panthers season thanks to eligibility issues. Duke scrimmages High Point College in a secret pre season workout as Face Evans starts a coaching stint at Beaufort. Harold O Kelley earns honor roll praise while Bison teammates chase college interest amid strong local support. The column also notes a Wake Forest Carolina controversy rumor and Truman era budget musings.
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Adolph Rupp Dominates Bluegrass Basketball Scene
The profile highlights Adolph Rupp, Kentucky coach since 1930, celebrating his success with three NCAA titles, an NIT title, and 12 SEC tournament crowns. It notes his strong ties to Kentucky players, the $4 million Coliseum, and critics from rival coaches while detailing his resilience amid bribery scandals.
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Duke Faces Tech In Georgia GRIDiron Battle In Atlanta
Duke Blue Devils travel to Atlanta to clash with Georgia Tech in a storied rivalry. The 19th meeting since 1933 pits Duke seeking an upset against Techs favored Engineers as memories of past 6 0 and narrow margins color the build up.
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U S Ryder Team Arrives for British Challenge Match
The United States Ryder Cup team prepares for its clash with Britain, with Hogan and other members arriving from Virginia Beach. Sam Snead posted a 65 to lead a strong Virginia Beach warmup, while Claytor Heafner and Skip Alexander posted solid totals. A Duke Tech coaching clash looms as Bobby Dodd and Bill Murray face off in a sized up Challenge Match.
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Stanky backs Giants plans amid offer talks and roster reshuffle
Giants vice president Chub Feeney says Eddie Stanky will not seek other managerial jobs and will return next season. The club plans to use Dave Williams at second base and considers a fourth starting pitcher while weighing trades involving Shel Jones and other infielders.
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Musial Named National League Player of the Year
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals won the United Press Player of the Year award in a tight vote. He led the league with 32 homers and a .326 batting average, earning his fifth such honor since 1943.
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High Point Bison Face Lee Edwards in rebound bid
High Point prepares to meet Lee Edwards High School Maroons after a 18 to 13 loss to Charlotte Central. Coach Bill Hackney notes the squad must improve as they chase a 5-1-1 start and rebounded form ahead of Friday home game against a fluctuating Western AAA foe.
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