North State football outlook without ACC High Point
The piece previews North State conference grid plans, noting the absence of High Point and ACC teams. It discusses coachs, potential freshmen, and the likelihood East Carolina Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Elon Appalachian Western Carolina Guilford contenders, predicting Lenoir Rhyne as champion with L ry.
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Guilford
Savitt Faces Patty in Forest Hills Semi finals bid
In Forest Hills New Jersey Jumping Dick Savitt hobbled into quarterfinals 6 3 6 1 6 3 over Straight Clark while Budge Patty of Los Angeles loomed as Savitt's toughest foe in a bid to reach the U S tennis championship semifinals. Defending champ Art Larsen and Frank Sedgman also advanced with hard fought wins on center court.
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Asheboro
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Seixas Vera
Ray
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Edgman
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Tony
Larsen
Flores Remains Unconscious After Boxing Injury
George Flores a 20 year old Brooklyn welterweight remained unconscious and in critical condition today after a serious head injury from a knockout by Roger Donohue in the eighth round of a semi final at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night. Dr Vincent Nardietto, state athletic commission physician, said Flores’ condition was very grave but slight improvement was noted as each minute alive increased his chances for recovery. Flores had been in a coma for more than 48 hours.
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Brooklin
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What About M Buddie Friends Always Larry And Slug
UNC freshmen roommates James Slug Alaiporne and Larry Parker formed a lifelong athletic duo from Piedmont Junior High. Parker, a football prospect and rising golfer, earned the Carolinas junior title and a Marvin B. Smith scholarship. Slug, smaller but active, backed Parker in football and starred in Central High’s baseball and defense. Both worked summer jobs at Finley golf course and shared a passion for golf and sports.
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Dan Mainer
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Finley
Finley Course
New Era To Begin At Duke Today
Duke opens fall practice under a new era after Wallace Wade's resignation to coach the Southern Conference. William D. Murray steps in as head coach to lead 21 lettermen among about 90 players, with Jim Gibson captain and a roster featuring Blaine Faron Bill Keziah Gene Brooks and others as the program begins its post Wade era.
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Durham
Wallace Wade
William D. Murray
Ware
Jim Gibson
Wilmington
Gibson
Blaine Faron
Bill Keziah
Gene Brooks
Tank Lawrence
Jim Logan
World Series Race Hinge On Labor Day Weekend Showdowns
In a tight pennant picture, the Dodgers lead the Giants by seven games in the NL as they face a two game series at the Polo Grounds with big stakes. Branca and Maglie duel for Brooklyn while the Yankees hover one game ahead of Cleveland in the AL as the Indians stumble.
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United Press Sports
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Ralph Branca
Sal Maglie
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Tigers
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Number
Sal Mastlie
Wake Forest Opens Football Practice With 70 Prospects
Wake Forest began its 1951 football preparations with about 70 players invited to practice, including 21 lettermen from the previous squad. The morning session focused on photos, the afternoon on football drills under Head Coach Tom Rogers with assistants Preston Cochran and Sanford. Freshmen from several North Carolina high schools join the program as candidates for varsity play under the new Southern Conference rule. Two daily sessions run until September 15.
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Sreshman
Joe Barkeey
Louie Simmons
Bob Smathers
George Staley
John Welton
Vann Seawell
Charles
Bozo) Roberson
James Coker
Bob Cadilla
Mack Smith
Wesley Ledford
Fred Santangelo
Jim Hall
Mickey Burgendahl
John Coles
Dave Francis
Waggoner
James Bland
Craig Blackburn
Bruce Hillenbrand
Bill Charm
Charles Sonny
George
Ed Chaney
North Carolina
Charlie Royster
William Garrison
Alvin Cook
Earl Ware
Reidsville
Bobby Frederick
Goldsboro
Bob Morgan
Asheboro
John Parham
Oxford
John Var‘go
Harding High
Charlotte
Archie Morris
Greensboro
Edward Brannoch
Mt. Airy
George Harris
Rocky Mount
Tammy Swatzel
lHickory
Bobby Lee Parker
North Wilkesboro
Cook
Ware
Tom Rogers
Pat Preston
John Red Cochran
Taylor Sanford
Fights Last Night in Various Cities
Boxing results from New Orleans Long Beach and other venues report several decisions and knockouts. Joe Brown stopped Tommy Campbell in New Orleans while Bobby Lloyd outpointed Charlie Earley in Wilkes-Barre. Harry Kidd Matthews beat Dave Whitlock in Boise and Joe Lopes defeated Charley Riley in Sacramento.
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Joe Brown
Tommy Campbell
Los Angeles
Long Beach
N. Y
Bobby Lloyd
Wilkes-Barre
Charlie Earley
Brooklyn
Boise
Idaho
Harry
Kidd Matthews
Seattie
Dave Whitlock
San Francisco
Ft. Holly Wood
Joe Lopes
iSacramento
Charley Riley
St. Louis
Lopez Studies Lineup Changes To Stop Slump
Cleveland Indians manager Al Lopez studied possible lineup changes after last night's 6 3 loss to the last place St Louis Browns. The team weighs a dependable hitter and considers 38 year old Rudy York as a first base replacement or pinch hitter amid a growing slump.
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al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
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Hank Greerberg
Indians
Rudy York
York
Greenhbers
Boy's Club Banquet Honors A. B. and Mercury Teams
Leroy Collins and The A. B. players coached by Jack Hinkle appear in the left foreground as trophies are awarded by Homer Barrett, with the Mercury team as runners up. Three year old magician Billy Lanier entertained the gathering.
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A. B
Jack Hinkle
Mercury
Homer Barrett
Billy Lanier
Optimistic outlook for NC State football camp LeJeune
Coach Beattie Feathers welcomes about 70 candidates for the 1951 NC State football squad at Camp LeJeune North Carolina. 22 lettermen 20 sophomores a score of freshmen and a dozen holdover non letter men report for the start with a Sept. 15 opener versus Catawba in Ridrick Stadium.
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Beattie Feathers
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Tony ‘Romanowsky
Roland St
Hi-Toms Host Elkin in Family Night Revenge Clash
Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms, led by Austin Brown, seek an 18th win as they host Elkin Blanketeers after losing 5-4 at Elkin. John Robinson starred with seven hits aiding Elkin. 84-35 season line may reach seven straight wins to match or beat league records.
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Hi-Toms
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Thomasville
Austin Brown
Hickory
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Mooresville
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Rae
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Chapman
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Auten
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Shives
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Baseball Night Schedule and Results Summary
Yesterday's results show multiple games with Detroit and St Louis action. Today's slate features minor league matchups including Elkin HI-TOMS, Concord Hickory, Salisbury Statesville, Lexington Mooresville, and Ekin Durham. Notable scores include Greensboro 7 Danville 5 and Durham 4 Winston-Salem 3 in 16 innings.
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Mooresville
Durham
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Reidsville
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Fayetteville
Burlington Wees
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Reid
North Stale League
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iEtkin
Statesville Wees
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