Coble's Fisherman's Calendar Week August 12 19
Calendar sheet listing hours and weekly fishing times in Central Standard Time with conversions for other zones. Includes note on daylight saving adjustments and copyright notice for 1956 by Blacker the Fish-Better the Day for Fishing.
Snakes and Corn Likker Stir Reader Letters
In a pair of letters to the editor from High Point, readers argue about the Spreading Adder’s danger and recount a grandparent’s tale of corn liquor aiding a snakebite. A second reader critiques civic waste and proposes a car waste can project, plus jokes about coronary club rules.
Reid Garrett In HPGA Finals Today nee Black Bisop Bien Preidtine
Prospects for High Point High School football under A J Simeon look brighter as practice starts Wednesday. With eleven years at the helm, Simeon aims to improve on last season though filling for Cornell Johnson at fullback remains a challenge.
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Reid
Garrett
John Cathey
High Point High School
Bisop
Bison
A. J. Simeon
Simeon
Cornell Johnson
Johnson
Jimmy Martin
Tom Allred
Bison Schedule and Key Football Returns for 1956
The Black Bison list a September stretch from Reidsville to Greensboro with games against Gastonia Durham Burlington Lexington Salisbury Charlotte Central Asheville and R J Reynolds November 2. Jerry Bullin at tackle and Charlie Dority at quarterback will be missed. Simeon leads a nucleus of 16 returnees including nine linemen and a strong end corps led by Jerry Bean and Danny Glenn. Jerry Zimmerman, Jerry Webb, and Richard Barrett push for time while Webb also backs centers. Howard James and Wayne Frith anchor tackles with Gary Bennett and Darcey Green at guards. Gerald Pierce at center anchors the line with Mike Ford in reserve as the backfield shapes around returning veterans.
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Jerry Bullin
Charlie Dority
Simeon
Black Bison
Jerry Bean
Danny Glenn
Jerry Zimmerman
Jerry Webb
Richard Barrett
Webb
Howard James
Wayne Frith
Frank Smith
Jerry McCrimmian
Nolan Clinard
Sy Gray
Gary
Red) Bennett
Darcey Green
Don Vereen
Myrle McFarland
Gerald Pierce
Mike Ford
Italians Plan Rome 1960 Olympics As Grand Spectacle
Rome officials outline a massive Rome 1960 Olympic program with a 100000 seat stadium and 18 million dollars in funding. The plan includes two new sports palaces a swimming stadium a velodrome two Olympic villages and use of the Colosseum and Circus Maximus as venues. Italy will capitalize on soccer pool revenue to finance installations in two zones around the Olympic Stadium and a Mussolini era exhibition ground.
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Rome
Italy
Italian Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
Cortina
Greece
B.C
Colosseum
Circus Maximus
Rhen
Tiber
Julius Caesar
Cortina D’ampezzo
Notre Dame Tops 25 Year Football Record Since Rockne
Notre Dame leads the nation for the 25 year span 1931 through 1955 with an 182 40 and 15 record under Leahy and Brennan. Tennessee follows ND with a .778 winning percentage and Duke Army Oklahoma Michigan State Michigan etc make the top ten.
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Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Tennessee
Duke
Army
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Alabama
Ohio State
Michigan
California
Associated Press
USC
Rock
South Bend
Frank Leahy
Edward ‘Moorese) Krause
Leahy
Terry Brennan
Bob Neyland
Vols
Blue Devils
Black Knights
West Point
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Tee Off Time Set For 1 00 In High Point Final
Frank Garrett and Richard Reid duel for their first major city title in the 36 hole High Point Golf Association final at Blair Park. The finalists, who surged through the rounds, face a close match after a five week event with many earlier favorites fading.
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Blair Park
Garrett
Reid
Janet Teague
Frank Garrett
Richard
Speedy
High Point Golf Association
High Point City
Bud Kivett
HPGA
Adrian McManus
Frank Faircloth
Red Gill
Ken Royal
Ray Hamlet
George Crickmore
James Sechriest
Curt McDonald
Roy Bradner
Naval Academy Plans New Football Stadium At Annapolis
The U S Naval Academy will build a new football stadium within two years to replace Thompson Stadium. Plans call for a 31 000 seat double deck or 20 100 seat smaller facility, funded by the Naval Academy Athletic Assn and a large alumni drive. Construction depends on fundraising success, with parking for 7500 cars and removal of the old stands to expand recreation space.
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Herb Thompson
Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Thomson
Adm
William R. Smedberg III
C. Elliott Loughlin
Naval Academy Athletic Assn
Friends of the Navy
Loughlin
Athletic Assn
West Annapolis
Baltimore
Washington
Thompson Stadium
Academy
Navy
Notre Dame
Local woman national hero urges voters to register
Published as a public service with The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association, the message says she and thousands of volunteers deserve medals for their work but none without your vote. It urges registration and voting on election day to protect rights and make November the biggest turnout in history.
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Coronary Club
Congressional Record
Siannon
Southern California
Irish
Johnny Baker
Notre Dame
Trojan Asst
Sam Barry
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executves Association
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