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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1960
Page
14
Greensboro AP report says the North State Conference will consider further expansion at its winter meeting in High Point. Two membership communications were received by secretary Dr. D E Faust. Possible applicants include Newberry College alone or with Wofford and Presbyterian.
South Carolina 26 to Virginia 0 and UCLA 27 to Duke 6 lead a packed results page. Tennessee A&I 25 over Jackson State 22. Northern Michigan 20 Lenoir Rhyne 20 with Lenoir Rhyne awarded on net yards. Syracuse 130 New York 113 in NBA. college basketball highlights include Navy and Delaware, Duke freshmen at Ft. Story, Va., Indiana 80 over Indiana State 53, Temple 73 over Manhattan 55, and Georgia Tech 54 over Furman. Shrine Bowl sees North Carolina 3 South Carolina 19.
UCLA coach Bill Barnes lauds Bill Kilmer as a standout while Duke mentor Bill Murray says Kilmer is the best football player he has seen this year. Murray and Barnes note UCLA outhit Duke and controlled the game with speed, despite Duke’s Cotton Bowl chatter.
Abbey built a 27 26 lead late in the half and rode a 56 37 rebounding edge to beat High Point College. Abbey shot 25 of 60 from the field, 24 of 35 on free throws, while HPC hit 22 of 72 shots.
Fair Grove girls defeated the Tigers 49 35 in the opener. Trinity Bulldogs rallied on 28 Fair Grove points from Hedrick and Henshaw to win 56 48 in the nightcap. Bob Hill led Trinity with 16 points. Henry Peele Jim English and Wayne Kennedy added key totals as Trinity swept the second game. The Bulldog boys stand 1 1 after the split.
Sam Snead, starting Saturday with a two stroke lead, stretched his advantage to three at 207 after a three under par 69 in the third round of the $15,000 West Palm Beach Open. Johnnie Pott moved into second at 210, while Art Wall Jr Arnold Palmer Bobby Nichols and Jim Ferree are at 212. Julius Boros, at 141, withdrew after a 78 Saturday.
Appalachian seized the season with a 71 56 victory over Guilford in North State Conference play. Donkins King scored 27 points, Richard Howe added 17, Lonnie Thomas 10 for the Mountaineers, while Guilford’s Don Lineberry tallied 14 and Jon Burwell 12.
Abbey coach Al McGuire praised a strong second half after a slow start with early bench delay. He credited High Point for stubborn defense but noted Abbey’s height advantage helped secure the win.
Elon College was defeated by Erskine 76 to 69 on Saturday in South Carolina. The setback marks Elon's second straight loss in as many nights.
East Carolina erased a 30 29 halftime deficit to defeat Catawba 80 63 in a North State Conference game. Cotton Clayton led ECC with 28 points while Charlie Lewis added 15 and Don Smith 16. Bill Otte grabbed 12 rebounds and 8 points. Jimmy Dew paced Catawba with 15 points.
Pembroke Indians led by Frank Winfree toppled Newberry 90 78 after a tight first five minutes. The halftime margin stood 41 35 and after intermission Pembroke built a 13 point edge at 58 35 en route to the win.
Gene Fullmer retained the world middleweight title by drawing in 15 rounds with Sugar Ray Robinson in Los Angeles at the Sports Arena. The bout featured severe trading, eye injuries, no knockdowns, and a split decision with Fullmer keeping the title.
Piedmont’s smaller players outhustled Western Carolina 58-54 in Demorest. Piedmont led 25-20 at halftime, then the Catamounts rallied before Piedmont triumphed in the final minutes. Dan Lavelle led Western Carolina with 19 points, Roger Dill scored 15 for Piedmont, and Piedmont improved to 2-1 while Western Carolina fell to 2-2.
Lenoir Rhyne Bears roll past Pfeiffer 81 56 in Hickory led by Jerry Wells and Jim Wiles. Wells 2 points top Pfeiffer scorer Bill Claypool had 20 as Pfeiffer falls to 0-5 while LRCs Emil Dixon and Tommy Burton add 12 and 11.
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