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1 18 18 18 1 1 1 1 I 16 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, 1957 N. C. Thursday Morning, January 17, 1 High School Basketball LUCAMA 42. LEE WOODARD 40. Girls Game.

Lee Lucama Woodard 14 10 1 4 LEE WOODARD LUCAMA Turnage 26 Pope Hurley 12 Love Pierce Chedder 27 Carter Love Aycock Vail Lamm Honeycutt Lee Woodard subs: Tomlinson 2. Aycock. Lucama subu: Collier, Langley 2, Capps, Langston. NAHUNTA 53, EUREKA 35. Boys Game.

Eureka 13 15 9 6 Nabunta EUREKA NAHUNTA Cook 2 Towtalton 18 Roberts Lewis 16 Edmundson B. Bunn Jackson Bunn Owens 2 K. Pittman Eureka subs: J. A. Sauls 2, R.

Owens 2. L. Sauls, G. Howell. Nahunta, subs: Sasser, R.

Sasser, Howell. M. Whaley, R. Edgerton 2 cock R. Sullivan, J.

Strickland 2. E. Aycock. RED SPRINGS 47. ST.

PAULS 31. Girls Game. St. Pauls 13 Red Springs 15 11 13 ST. PAULS RED SPRINGS Green Ashworth 16 Thomas Singleton 14 F.

Powers 15 Vest 13 Berdeau Gibson R. Powers Tucker White Bule St. Pauls subs: Regan 10, Lamb, Wilkins. Red Springs subs: Hough 4, Sessoms, Brown, Davis. Beautiful White Wall TIRES at less than you would expect to pay for regular Black Sidewalls! Hood "400" Tube Type Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Factory Each in Pairs Each in Pairs Each in Sets Federal Size List Price Without Exch.

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Bule's Creek 10 Angier .10 9 22 47 BUIE'S CREEK ANGIER Harmon Barnes Small 13. Mangum Dean Taylor 14 Page Currin Burket Honeycutt 11 Buie'9 Creek suba: Gregory, Byrd. Angier subs: Gardner 6, Surles 2, Johnson, Altman. ANGIER 64, BUIE'S CREEK 54. Girls Game.

Rule's Creek 17 15 9 Angier 19 15 16 14-64 Buie's Creek: Gregory 32. A. Dan 14, Brown 6. F. Ennis, Gardner, F.

Dean, Cates. Stewart. ST. PAULS 5 B.RED SPRINGS 54. Boys Garie.

St. Pauls 11 16 10 21-58 Red Springs 17 8 11 18 -54 ST. PAULS RED SPRINGS Jackson Cullerd 16 Hazins 19 Currie Pierce Evers 5 Ivey 2 Blue 16 Furmace Edwards 9 St. Pauls subs: Walter 8, Kinlaw Red Springs subs: Jackson 1, McMillan3, Lovette. LUCAMA 68.

LEE WOODARD 45. Boys Game. Lee Woodard 18 13 10-45 Lucama 18 25 68 LEE WOODARD LUCAMA Woodruff 6 Honeycutt 13 Godwin Bridgers Pierce 19 McClenny 17 Avcock 11 Bovette 25 Lamm Raper Lee Woodard subs: Reason, Lucas, Hurley. Lucama subs: D. Raper 4, Best 4, Batten 2.

CERRO GORDO 56,. EVERGREEN 47. Girls Game. Cerro Gordo 12 11 15 18-56 GORDO' 6 9 12 18 47 EVERGREEN Nance 12 Hedgepeth 15 Harrelson 14 Williamson 22 Powell 26 Barnes Purvis Tyler Wells Strickland Pierce Cerro Gordo subs: Bryant, Hammond Floyd. Evergreen subs: Britt, Dillard 1, Brock.

EVERGREEN 70, CERRO GORDO 55. Boys Game. Cerro Gordo 10 15 24 18 18 GORDO EVERGREEN Benton 17 Hedgepeth 17 Floyd 18 B. Lennon G. Strickland 10 Stone 28 P.

Strickland 9 Brock Green B. Benton Cerro Gordo subs: Godwin Evergreen subs: Horne. M. Lennon 2, Holloman 2, Johnson 2, Kissam. AHOSKIE 57, WILLIAMSTON 55.

Girls Game. Ahoskie 14 12 15 16--57 Williamston 7 14 17 17-55 AHOSKIE WILLIAMSTON Smith 8 Manning 13 Byrum 13 Spivey 18 Davis 36 Reese 21 Baysmore Martin Edwards Jones Staton Shipley Ahoskie subs: Ruffin, Dunn. Williamson subs: Johnson 2, Griffin BEREA 34, OAK HILL 33. Boys Game. Oak Berea Hill 10 6 11 9 7 OAK HILL BEREA Murray 12 Frazier Williamson Hilton Yancy Rhew Young 13 Hobgood Howard Cates ON Oak Hill subs: Puckett, Owens 1.

BEREA 58, OAK HILL 57. Girls Game. Oak Hill 13 15 14 15 -57 Berea 16 9 18 15 OAK HILL BEREA Hayes 24 Cates 28 Bray 20 Parrot 5 Compton 13 Brooks Puryear Surratt Royster. Hicks Englebright Wrenn Oak Hill subs: Murray, Watkins. Berea subs: Hobgood 16, Rudder.

Yarborough Paces Tigers Over Furman CLEMSON, S. Jan. 16 (A) Bill Yarborough bowed out Clemson basketball here tonight of as he led the Tigers to an 80-77 overtime victory over Furman University before 4,500. The senior guard participated in his 85th game tallied 32 points, including all four Clemson made in the extra period. Yarborough, effective tonight, has used up his eligibility under Atlantic Coast Conference regulations.

The 6-foot senior from nearby Walhalla, thus ended a career that saw him break 19 school scoring records. His final total of points over his 85 games was 1,553. College Basketball Lenoir Rhyne 86, Catawba 53. St. Augustine's 86, Md.

State 70. Atlantic Christian 81, Elon 77. Army 81, Penn Military 61. Temple 73, Scranton 57. Bowdoin 96, Maine 83.

Maryland 82, Georgetown 69. Clemson 80, Furman 77. Lafayette 82, Muhlenberg 76. Bowling Green 84, Western Michigan 82. Villanova 63, Penn 47.

Louisville 104, Eastern Kentucky 67. Clemson 80, Furman 77 Western Carolina 84, 62 Oklahoma 57, Oklahoma 43 Pro Basketball St. Louis 108, Rochester 106 (overtime). Womble, INC. January Clearance SALE BIG REDUCTIONS Suits Top Coats Slacks Sport Coats Dress Shirts Sport Shirts Sweaters Wool Socks Tickets On Sale In Our Store For All N.

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The victory gave Louisburg a 5-3 conference record while the loss left Wilmington at 3-3. Dan Parraham and Harry Odham paced the Wilmington attack with 19 points. James Edison had 19 for Louisburg. LOUSIBRUG 91, WILIMINGTON 79. Louisburg 45 Wilmington 32 43-79 WILMINGTON LOUISBURG Mathais Edison 19 Taylor 4 Capps: 12 Parraham 19...

Phelps Elliot 6. Reid 21 Chalk 21 Wilmington subs: Odham 19, Button 2, Mack Louisburg 7. Simpson, subs: Conway. Carawan 10, Midget 2, Buchanan, Lancaster. St.

Augustine's Wins A 35 point performance by Albert Stirrup carried St. Augustine's to a 86-70 win over Maryland State last night. The victory made the winners conference record stand at 5-3. Carl Green, with 22 points, led the Maryland team which trailed 40 to 23 at half-time. A lot of selling punch can be written in a little Want Ad-Try it! Sandy Saddler Stripped Of Featherweight Crown MILWAUKEE, Jan.

16 (P) -The National Boxing Assn. today for the second time in 25 months stripped featherweight champion Sandy Saddler of his crown for failing to sign for a title defense, but said would "reconsider" after he undergoes a physical ex- Fred Saddy, chairman of the NBA's rating committee who announced the action against Saddler said the NBA would "bide its time until it learns the outcome of the New York examination." Shortly after the NBA declared Saddler's title vacant, the New York State Athletic Commission said it had ordered Saddler's manager, Charley Johnston, to bring in for a physical examination to determine whether he is fit to fight. The commission asked Johnston and Saddler to appear Friday or the week after. Saddler, now 33 by his own admission the record book lists him as 30, was jured in an auto accident last July and hasn't fought since. He last defended his 126-pound title on Jan.

18, 1956, when he stopped Flash Elorde of the Philippines in the 13th round. The NBA dethroned the slender New Yorker the first time on Dec. Tom Nugent Signs New Pact With FSU 58, WAKELON 42. WENDELL Boys Wendell Wakelon 10 8 14 8 13 14 22--58 WAKELON Jenking Baker WENDELL Wilson 11. Wood 14 Debnam Gravitt Mayo 20 Wade Driver 4 16 Ledford subs: Strickland 4,.

Phillips 3, 63 Tippett, Griswold, Hodge, Temple. Wakelon subs: Parkerson, Medlin Wakelon Girls 99. Wendell 44. Pearce, Underhill. Diamond Classic Off CHAPEL HILL, Jan.

16 The baseball Dixie Classic, spring sports feature in this area, will not be held this year but will be revived in 1958, chairman Walter Rabb, Carolina baseball coach, announced today. "We regret that we will be unable to put it on this year on count of the lateness of the Easter holidays and the difficulty in securing outside teams," Rabb said. "'We definitely will hold it in 1958 and already have received inquiries from several outside teams, including Michigan, Colgate, Lafayette and Connecticut." The Big Four teams fill out the tournament. The baseball Dixie Classic was held the first time two years ago at Durham but last season first round games were played on the Big Four campuses. Rabb said committeemen are giving some consideration to holdthe 1958 event at WinstonSalem, new home of Wake Forest College.

Boston Suspends Star Goalkeeper BOSTON, Jan. 16 (P) Terry starry and sometimes temperamental goal tender for the Boston Bruins was suspended today, less than 24 hours after he club officials he was quitting hockey and disappeared. The suspension will last until lifted by the Boston National Hockey League club and that could mean life if the 27-year-old Sawchuk fails to make his peace with management. Sawchuk was missing. Neither his team mates, club officials nor could find him.

writers, Milt Schmidt announced the suspension after a practice session, qualifying it only with the explanation: "If he's sick we'd send him home to rest. But how do we know (if he's sick) if he won't see us. If he is (sick) I'll be the first to apologize." To replace him in the Boston nets the Bruins recalled Norm DeFelice, 23, from Hershey in the American Hockey League. Johnny Temple Signs With Redlegs For '57 CINCINNATI, Jan. 16 -Johnny Temple, second baseman, today signed his 1957 contract with the Cincinnati Redlegs.

at Mechanics Building. Cadilli weighed Berrios Temple, who with Redleg shortstop Roy McMillan went the whole route for the National League team in the All game last summer, said was well pleased with his new contract. He batted .285 last year, led the league in singles with 157, and did not miss a game. The 1957 season will be his fourth with Cincinnati. Gabe Paul, general manager, said that in his opinion Temple IS "the best second baseman in the National League." Manager Birdie Tebbetts believes SO too, Paul added.

Temple from Lexington, N. was the 21st player to sign a 1957 Redleg Contract. City Basketball SPEED DEAMONS 49, HOUNDS 16. Morson Jr. High League--Boys Game.

Speed Deamons 14 5 8 22-49 Hounds 2 2 8--16 Winners' High Scorer: 1 Bradshaw Ba well 14. Losers' High Scorer: Phil Davis 10. DRIVERS- RASCALS. Morson Jr. High League.

FORFIET. BEACON DRIVE IN 52, PEPSI-COLA 48. Metropolitan League .11 12 13 12- 48 Beacon Drive In .14 12 12 14-52 Winners' High Scorer: Proctor Haswell 'Losers' High Scorer: John Johnson 18. PARTY BEVERAGE 56, N. C.

MILITARY DISTRICT 47. Metropolitan League-Boys Game. Party Beverage .12 14 16 14-56 N. C. Military District 12 6 9 20 -47 Losers' Winners' High Scorer: Ronnie Grall 15.

High Scorer: Chuck York 16. EDWARDS BROUGHTON 48, DILLON SUPPLY 38. Municipal League -Boys Game. Dillon Edwards Supply 8 10 12 8-38 Broughton 6 14 8 20- -48 15. Winners' High Scorer: Charles Payne Losers' High Scorer: Julian Peebles 12.

ADD BASKETBALL SHOOTHOGS 49, BACHELORS 19. Junior League. Boys Game. Bachelors Shoothogs 10 1 18 12-49 Winners' high scorer: Lanford, 19. Losers' high scorer: Bone, 7.

RATS 47, WILDCATS 44. Junior League. Boys Game. Wildcats Rats 12 10 18 17-18 Winners' high scorer: Tucker, 17. Losers' high scorer: Connell, 19.

WHACKERS 27, COUNTRY STYLERS 24. Junior League. Boys Game. Whackers Country Stylers 01 11 -24 Winners' high scorer: Chimos, 11. Losers' high scorer: Connell, 12.

BARCRICKS 41, ACES 13. Junior League. Boys Game. Aces 4 1 -13 Barcricks 15 10 41 Winners' high scorer: Baird. 15.

high scorer: Peterson, 9. REX HOSPITAL 58, NATIONWIDE 45. Industrial League. Boys Game. Nationwide .10 10 13 12-45 Rex Hospital 9 16 14 19-50 Winners high scorer: Combatz 19.

Losers high scorer: Davis 13. POLICE DEPT. 45, WESTINGHOUSE 33. Industrial League. Boys Game.

Police Dept. .15 14 6 10-45 Westinghouse 6 714 6-33 Winners high scorer: Haswell 14. Losers high scorer: Baker 12. NATIONAL GUARD 35, STATE HOSPITAL 33. Industrial League.

Boys Game. State Hospital .10 National Guard 9 10 13 35 Winners high scorer: Barker 14. Losers high scorer: Parker 10. CADILLI WINS BOSTON, Jan. 16 -Gil Cadilli, the lean California spoiler, defeated second ranked featherweight contender Miguel Berrios in a 10-round split decision tonight 14, 1954 for not defending is crown within a six months period.

The New York Commission, then headed by Bob Christenberry, declined to take a similar action. to risk title against However, when Saddler, signed Top) Davis, the NBA decided to recognize the winner as champion. Saddler easily defeated Davis on Feb. 25, 1955. In the NBA's latest ratings, France's Cherif Hamia, Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico, Elorde and Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn were listed in that order as logical contenders to Saddler.

Carolina PGA Unit Sets Lexington Meet LEXINGTON, Jan. 16 (P) The Executive Committee of the Carolinas PGA section will meet here tomorrow to go over plans for the 1957 season. The meeting, at which most of the leading tournament dates and sites will be announced, will begin at 10 a. m. and will be held at the Lexington Country Club, home base for Dugan Aycock, president of the group.

P. J. Boatwright, executive sec-' TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 16 (Head football coach Tom Nugent yesterday announced he has signed a new contract and will remain at Florida State University. Nugent, who has been drawing $9,500 a year, said he has been instructed not to reveal terms of his new contract.

He made his announcement in a telephone call from the office of Florida State president Doak S. Campbell. He had been recommended for a raise to $10,300. "I have just signed a contract and I am very happy to remain at Florida State University," Nugent said. He said the contract and involves "substantial raise" has made him "completely happy." Nugent said he has withdrawn as a candidate for coaching positions at the University of Houston and the University of Indiana.

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