High Point Basketball Prospects and Draft Shakeup
High Point College faces a shift as Bob Draper joins the Army after missing a required service score by five points. Coach Bob Davis prepares the Panthers with Ed Sueta at center and guards Bobby Davidson and Jesse Joyce returning, while newcomers Harold Sykes Sonny Thornton and potential junior college star prospect arouse optimism for the upcoming season. Duke and East Carolina football held a full dress scrimmage ending in a Duke six to East Carolina score at halftime, with Duke leveraging size in the second half under Bill Dole as Greenville observers weigh implications for the Blue Devils.
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Ed Sueta
Bobby Davidson
Jesse Joyce
Joyce
Tony Lisk
Bill Wait
Davis
Duncan Redditt
Sam Cole
Duke
East Carolina
Blue Devils
Poor Boy Orzetta Golfing From Rags To Swank Layouts
Bethlehem scene follows Sam Arzetta a defending U S Amateur champion from East Rochester N Y who rose from poverty to prestige at Saucon Valley Country Club He credits golf with lifting his family and himself his Army service and his brother Joe s 1944 death left a mark as he pursued championships in Rochester and New York State and earned a sales job with Forest Lumber He aims to extend his title defense and fans expect him to fare well as the second round opens in the U S Amateur.
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Saucon Valley County Club
Sam Arzetta
Boywood
Sam
U. S
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Rochester
N.Y
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Golf
Second Infantry
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Arzetta
New York
St. Bonaventure
Frank Stranahan
The
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High Point High Squad Opens 1951 Season at Reidsville
High Point High faces a seven to 13 point underdog odds in an away opener at Reidsville Friday night as both teams weather rebuilding years. Reidsville, minus 11 starters from 1950, relies on veterans Jule Medsley and Don Turpin on the line and Jimmy Harbison at left half to spark a cautious rebuild under Coach George Wingfield.
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High Point High
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Bison
Reidsville
High Pont
Reidsville Crew
Ison
George Wingfield
Fpeidsville
Wingfeld
Wingfield
High Point
Jule Medsley
Don Turpin
Tonight's major league and minor league baseball action
Schedules list today games with Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York plus twin bills. Yesterday results show Boston at Chicago and New York at St Louis with doubleheaders. Minor league playoff action begins as Hi-Toms lead Elkin 1-0 and Statesville lead Hickory 1-0 with a final series in progress.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Louis
Stuart
Ixtely
Judson
Marrero
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Garver
Byrne
Morgan
Shallock
Reynolds
Feller
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Zoldak
Wellner
Wilson
McLish
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Statesville
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pitts
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Lexington Whee &l
Concord Sa
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Salisbury
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Giants and Red Sox in late pennant chase possible
The Yankees lead the American League by a razor thin margin as three clubs enter a critical stretch. Dodgers and Giants battle for NL glory while Red Sox and Indians still cling to math chances, with home-heavy Yankees lineup favored in the closing weeks.
Versatile UNC Freshman Dalatri Shines In Multiple Sports
Dick Dalatri, a Glen Rock New Jersey native and UNC freshman football tackle, starred in several high school sports including soccer tennis baseball and basketball illustrating a versatile athletic career.
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Dick Dalatri
University of North Carolina
Glen Rock
N. J
Hi-Toms Blanketeers To Play Second Playoff Tilt
Elkin’s Fred Chapman faces decision as Hi-Toms seek second win in playoff series at Elkin park. Pete Morant set to pitch against Red Hamilton as 600 fans watched Brewer’s one-hitter in Finch Field opener. Shannahan homered and Brigham collected three hits. Tomorrow’s third game at Finch Field looms.
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Fred Chapman
Pete Morant
Morant
Red
Hamilton
Hi-Toms
Elkin Park
Finch Field
Blanketeers
Austin Brewer
Cheraw
S. C
Brewer
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Auten
John Lybrand
Lybrand
Nance
Buell Lesler
Don Cross
Bob Brigham
Fyve
Chapman
Rick Causey
Birkin
Causey
Rex Shannahan
Elkin Abrhoserbl Willis Es
Walker
Aulon
Cross
Gibson
Abrhose
Rbi
Shannahan
Brigham
Bolton
Umphlett
Beene
Stephens
Hidalgo
Meena
Nance Tea Hidalgo
Richardson
Shives
Holt
Hunters in Nova Scotia Kill 35 885 Deer in 1950
A historic tally shows Nova Scotia hunters killed thirty five thousand eight hundred eighty five deer during the year 1950. The figure reflects seasonal hunts across the province.
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Nova Scotia
Injuries Arise Across ACC Scrimmages But Not Serious
Southern Conference coaches report early-season scrimmages produced bumps and bruises but few lasting injuries. Clemson three players sidelined briefly, Duke wary of Walter Smith, UNC’s Weiss and Gantt miss days, NC State wary of reserves using Catawba formations, Wake Forest strong defense praised, Citadel’s Decker says workouts look good, Furman and others pacing for opener.
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Associated Press
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Vingback Crimmins Hankinson
Bob Patton
Billy Hair
Walter Smith
Duke
South Carolina
Blue Devils
Carl Helben
Fd Meadows
Billy Lea
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Dick Weiss
Odds Drop On Robinson To 9-5 For Big Bout
In a brisk market Randy Turpin gains support pushing Ray Robinson odds to 9 to 5 and possibly 7 to 5. Many boxing figures split on the outcome with Turpin seen as a live threat and Robinson favored only if he lands early. The fight at the Polo Grounds tomorrow night is expected to be a sellout with 45 000 capacity and ringside seats fetching high prices. Both fighters relaxed yesterday and plan final camp today with Turpin leaving New York for the arena and Robinson heading to his mother's home in New Sheer.
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Pompston Lakes
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New Shee
State Athletic Commission
Bowlers To Meet Wednesday And Thursday Nights
The City Bowling Leagues announce manager meetings for the men’s division on Wednesday for Recreation League entrants and Thursday for the Industrial League. Meetings start at 7:30 PM at Arcade Bowling Alley to finalize league organization before the season. Sponsors and interested bowlers are urged to attend. new entrants should contact Tommy Kellam at City Hall or Mr. Elkins at Arcade Bowling Alley.
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City Bowling Leagues
Recreation League
Industrial League
Arcade
Tommy Kellam
Parks and Recreation Department
City Hall
Mr. Elkins
Owls Upset Hickory In Semifinal Opener
Statesville Owls upset second place Hickory Rebels 10 to 5 in game one of the semi finals at Hickory. Wally Carpenter and Dave Pierce led the attack with two RBIs each while George Burrell held Hickory to eight singles. Roy Boles took the loss after four innings and eight runs as Statesville mounted a comeback from an early deficit.
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Wally Carpenter
Dave Pierce
Statesville Owls
Hickory Rebels
Hickory
Statesville
George Burrell
Owls
Roy Boles
Semi-Pro Star Connie Gravitte Earns State Squad Nomination
Semi pro star Connie Gravitte of Roxboro earns a place on the state squad after a brilliant season with the Roxboro Blues. Gravitte, a standout from University of player, received recognition for his performance and leadership shown throughout the season.
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Connie Gravitte
University of North Carolina
Roxboro Blues
Boxing Night Results From Several Cities
Fights last night reported by Associated Press include Gil Turner from Philadelphia stopping Ike Williams in Trenton. Bob Baker of Pittsburgh KO’d Dale Hall of Chicago. Archie McBride of Trenton outpointed Willis Applegate of Montclair. Ralph Dupas of New Orleans outpointed Noel Humphreys of Charleston. Sally Cantor and Alan McFater from Toronto drew. Fernando Gagnon of Quebec knocked out Merril Olmstead of Springfield Mass.
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Gil Turner
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
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Bob Baker
Dale Hall
Chicago
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Archie McBride
Ed Willis
Applegate
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Noel Humphreys
Charleston
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Alan McFater
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Quebec
Fernando Gagnon
Merril Olmstead
Springfield
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