2 A Day Workouts Planned For ACC Football Open
About 600 ACC players will report Friday for the first drills of the 1961 season at eight schools. N.C. State, Duke, Clemson, Maryland and others seek to solve line and backfield questions as squads prepare for late September openers.
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Backfield Appears Solid for High Point Bison in 1961
Coach Herb Hipps relies on a stable backfield as High Point High School prepares for the 1961 season. With Hipps in his third year and a call for experienced linemen, the Black Bison hope to secure starting spots and build a strong offensive line.
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Black Bison faces guard and tackle gaps with returning linemen
Hipps notes the Black Bison must fill guard and tackle spots after graduations of Guy Carr Jim Morgan and loses Cooke Zimmeran. Clifford James returns to anchor a green line while Lee Sherrill steps into Marley’s quarterback role and backs Max Murrow Edwin James vie for lead halfback spots.
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Guy Carr
Jim Morgan
Ken Cooke
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Ottermen
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Edwin James
Jim Simeon
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Linebackers and backs show depth in Hipps squad
Returning lettermen include Clark Yokely, Jerry Thomas, Ronnie Morris at ends with Bill Perryman and Bill Gregory at center. Raymond Rogers and Bill Sheffield headline the backfield with competition from Sheffield and Clark Yokely shifting to guard to bolster the depleted flank.
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Ronnie Morris
Bill Perryman
Bill Gregory
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Archdale Defeats Munro to Claim Fast Pitch State Title
Archdale VFW rode a 10 hit attack and Janet Harris’s five hit pitching to win the Women’s State Softball Tournament fast pitch crown, beating Munro of Statesville 10–2. Ethel Morrison homered for Statesville, while B. J. Clary led Archdale with three hits.
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Whites Defeat Blues 18-6 In Full-Scale Grid Battle
High Point High School's Black Bison showcased a scrimmage style Blue White game at Albion Millis Stadium. The Whites won 18-6 after four quarters and an overtime, led by Lee Sherrill and Clark Yokeley in three touchdown passes.
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Smart Money Bets Harold Johnson In Outdoor Title Bout
Seattle reports Harold Johnson favored to defend NBA light heavyweight crown over Eddie Cotton in a 15 round outdoor bout. Johnson seeks rematch with Archie Moore for undisputed 175 pound title, with promoter George Chemeres offering Moore $75,000 and potential terms around $250,000. Johnson rides 15 bout win streak and 66 8 career record. Cotton has one KO loss in 55 fights and is No 4 contender.
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McKinley and Reid Triumph in National Doubles Quarterfinal
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston defeated Whit Reed and Jack Frost in four sets 6-4 3-6 6-0 6-3 at the National Doubles Championship in Brookline Mass. The win advances them in the quarterfinals.
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Schedule highlights 4A Conference games across multiple arenas
The schedule lists Sept 8 Reidsville There, Sept 15 Gray home, Sept 22 Durham There, Sept 29 R. J. Reynolds Home, Oct 6 Lexington There, Oct 13 Salisbury Home, Oct 21 Page There, Oct 27 Harding Home, Nov 3 Greensboro There, Nov 10 Burlington Home. Conference games total four A.
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