North Carolina State Tops Preseason College Hoops Poll
AP Sports writer Joe Reichler lists NC State as the top preseason pick for 1951 with Long Island, Bradley, Kansas, Kentucky and CCNY rounding the top ten. The article notes NC State’s depth and All-America candidate Sam Ranzino, plus key returnees Horvath Bubas Terrell Brandenberg and three freshmen joining the Wolfpack. Other schools highlighted include CCNY, Kentucky, Iowa, UCLA, and Murray State as strong contenders across conferences.
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Wolfpack Eyes Second SC Victory At Home
North Carolina State aims for a second Southern Conference win tonight at Raleigh against Davidson after a 102 41 triumph over Furman. Coach Everett Case leads a top ranked Wolfpack favored to secure a fourth straight league title as other conference teams face out of league foes.
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College Basketball Results From Various Games
Kansas State defeated Ohio State 68 to 51. Drake beat Central 71 to 45. Baylor edged Texas Wesleyan 66 to 64. Fayetteville State Teachers beat Hampton Institute 55 to 44. Tulane won over Birmingham Southern 74 to 55. Union defeated Morehead 55 to 52. Wins ton Salem edged Kentucky State College 69 to 44. Texas Christian beat Hardin-Simmons 53 to 35. Boston College defeated American International 80 to 41. Mercer topped Oglethorpe 75 to 38. Davis and Elkins beat Shenandoah 81 to 62. Oklahoma A and M handed West Texas State a 63 to 32 loss.
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College Basketball Final Scores and Standings Snapshot
A listed sequence shows numerous college basketball results with team pairings and scores such as Nebraska 61 vs Northwest Missouri 39, Mississippi 80 vs Mississippi College 45, Iowa State 77 vs Simpson 44, and Arizona State 76 vs San Diego State 67. The page also includes other matchups like Towson and Quantico Marines, along with several smaller colleges in a dense score roundup.
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Farr Falls In comeback bid at Market Hall
Tommy Farr, 36, the Welsh veteran who twice fought Joe Louis, saw his comeback end in a 10 round decision loss to Lloyd Marshall of Cleveland. Marshall outweighed Farr by 14 pounds and controlled the bout with sharp rights and lefts, opening a cut in the fourth round as Farr bled heavily and faded in the final rounds.
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Buffalo Fans Name Hutchins as Player of the Year Hopeful
In Buffalo New York fans hail Mel Hutchins and his Brigham Young teammates after a big win over Niagara. Hutchins, a lanky quiet scorer, draws praise as a standout in the Skyline Six and a potential star for future big time football ambitions in Buffalo.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Summary Card
In Cleveland kid Gavilan outpointed Tony Janiro in a ten round match. In Wales Lloyd Marshall defeated Tommy Farr on points after a ten round bout. In Baltimore Sonny Boy West outpointed Billy Justine in ten rounds. In Holyoke Sammy Walker and Sal Di Martino fought to a draw after ten rounds.
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Girls Hoop League Meeting Set For Thursday
An organizational meeting for the Girls City Basketball League is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Beckley Newspapers office. Ted Cook city recreation director urged all teams to have a representative present. Duncan-Catron won last year and Auto girls along with runner-up Sunbeam are expected to field teams this winter.
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