LuLong To Be On Hand For State Catawba Game
North Carolina star LuLong Ogburn will lead a pep rally in Raleigh as NC State prepares to host Catawba in what Coach Beattie Feathers calls a tough opener. Gate sales expect about 6,000 fans with a 2:45 kickoff, and the campus buzz centers on a wide open single wing battle between State and the Indians.
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William and Mary President Resigns Over Sports Inquiry
Dr John E Pomfret resigns as president of the College of William and Mary amid a sports scandal investigation. The Board of Visitors rebuked his administration for delaying action after transcripts were altered and athletes given improper course credit. Coaches R N McCray and Barney E Wilson had already quit.
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Goldstein Says Turpin Will Be Glad He Stopped Fight
Chicago, UP. Referee Ruby Goldstein says Randy Turpin will be glad he stopped the middleweight title bout Wednesday. Goldstein awarded Sugar Ray Robinson the TKO and title, saying Turpin did not know what he was doing and could not roll with the punches.
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Babe Leads Women's Open Golf in Atlanta
Mildred Zaharias, the Babe, leads after a two under par 70 in the first round of the Women’s National Open at Druid Hills. Marlene Bauer and Polly Riley trail by one and two strokes, with Betsy Rawls, Louise Surgs, Kathy McKinnon, and Pat Garner also near the top.
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Baseball lineup and results from today's American and National League games
In the American League Detroit hosts New York while St Louis visits Boston and Chicago plays Philadelphia with night games. Washington at Cleveland and St Louis at New York also on tap. Yesterday Washington edged Cleveland 1 0 and Detroit beat New York 9 2. In the National League Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh and Philadelphia goes to Cincinnati with New York at Chicago and Boston at St Louis on the schedule. North State League playoff results show Elkin blanking HI-TOMS 6 0 and Statesville defeating Hickory 3 0. HI-TOMS lead 3-1 and Statesville lead 4-0 in the series.
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Off and Showing Football Opens With Big Matches
The 1951 college football season starts slowly but features Kentucky and Wyoming in two major games. Parilli returns for Kentucky as Wyoming faces Florida in the Gator Bowl era kickoff in Jacksonville. Arizona, NC State, Denver, Toledo, Furman, and Presbyterian also headline Saturday action with other regional matchups.
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Pennant Races by The Associated Press
The AP notes pennant races with New York and Boston both posting wins and losses at home and away. The Brooklyn standings show 8 49 64 2 and New York 57 59 6 with remaining games listing dates and opponents including Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Boston Philadelphia and Washington.
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Carolina League final playoffs result
Winston-Salem defeated Reidsville 9 to 6 to take a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series as of this game. CWinston contributed key moments to push the team ahead, positioning Winston-Salem close to clinching the series.
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Davidson To Field Husky Team
Davidson coach Crowell Little plans a deeper squad for 1951 with 70 Huskies on the practice field and 22 returning lettermen. Jack Ruth steps in for Auburn Lambeth at quarterback, while a dozen freshmen push key roles. Veteran line play includes Bob Turk, Dave Williams, Jack Branch, Bill Freeman, Jerry Kiser, Bob Gibson, and Arnold Whisant.
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