Honors Gridders Ab Club Dinner Set For Tonight
A pair of Lenoir Rhyne football players will be honored at the American Business Club Banquet in Emerywood Country Club tonight at 6 30 while Central 4A Conference stars Odell White Jim Edmiston and Rod Powell Bill Gentry will receive top honors from the conference coaches. Carolinas Conference officials will hold their winter meeting in Greensboro.
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Bucknell
Chicago
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Routt
Bison Quintet Opens Season Against Asheville Tonight
High Point Central High School hosts Asheville in a 7 30 p m season opener. Coach Tony Simeon relies on Captain Gil Ford and a new supporting cast led by David Sherrill Mike Smith Quinn Koontz and George McDowell as defense anchors to challenge Western 4 A rivals.
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Bob Hoffman
Enterprise Sports Wester
High Point Central High School
Black Bison
Tony Simeon
Asheville
High Point
Simeon
Ted Carter
Bison
Gil Ford
David Sherrill
Mike Smith
Quinn Koontz
George McDowell
Sherrill
Trojans
John McKay
Oregon
McKay
Trojans and Whizzer Honorees Start Bench Depth
The Trojans and Whizzer team cap a season with a deep bench as reserves from last year Robert Bivens Coy Williard Luke Moose and Tormmy Myers may see action. Newcomers Bill Teague Robbie Culp Johnny Johnson Sid Boulin Ricky Larrick and Mike Chafin seek playing time, with 7 30 p.m. tip for tonight and a jayvee game an hour earlier. Weeknight schedule remains the same, with Friday varsity games at 8 p.m. and jayvees at 7.
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Robert Bivens
Coy Williard
Luke Moose
Tormmy Myers
Bill Teague
Robbie Culp
Johnny Johnson
Sid Boulin
Ricky Larrick
Mike Chafin
Jayvees
UNC Tank Team Defeats Pirates
North Carolina swimmers defeated East Carolina 58 37 in a nonconference meet while Thad Adams and Richard Woodrow led UNC to four first place finishes including both relays.
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Greenville
N. C
North Carolina
East Carolina
Thad Adams
Richard Woodrow
UNC
ECC
Ed Zschau
Elon Nips A C C In Overtime In Carolinas Clash
Elon University edged Atlantic Christian 83 to 82 in overtime to move to 2 0 in the conference. Dave Winfrey and Dewey Andrew sparked the late rally as Winfrey added a free throw and Andrew two points in the OT. Andrew led Elon with 19 points. Ashworth led ACC with 17. A slate of North Carolina games followed.
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Associated Press
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Atlantic Christian
Dave Winfrey
Dewey Andrew
Winfrey
Andrew
Jerry Lawson
ACC
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Bill Beingstar
Roland Miller
Ashworth
North Carolina
High Point
East Carolina
Erskine
Pfeifer
St. Andrews
Guilford
Catawba
Belmont Abbey
Charlotte
Western Carolina
Carson-Newman
White Tops 25 Year AA Grid Squad
All America roster announced with selections from Yale, Pittsburgh, Western Reserve and others. Notables include Clint Frank, John Michelo sen, Leon Kelker and Ge n John Dale Ryan among the names. Former college stars and military figures appear as nominees reflecting athletic achievement and public service.
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Supreme Court
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Paris
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Colorado
France
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Cuba
Yale
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Pittsburgh
John Michelosen
Western Reserve
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Leon Kelker
Lin Lynch
Dartmouth
William
Hartman
Georgia
Air Force
John Dale Ryan
Army
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Trinity
Legions
Conn
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Alabama
David Jasper
Kenyon
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Georgetown
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Princeton
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Weldon Walker
Oklahoma
Frank Ram Gibson
Washington State
Donald Isey
Oregon State
James Hart
California
Santa Bart Andrews
Navy
Frank Gaines Bora
John Oswald
DePauw
Walt Jr
Nebraska
Frankjard
Chicago
Miller Upton
Jewett Jr
Cal Tech
Frank Tulane
Louisville boxer James Eilis defeats Leroy Green in Kansas City
Louisville native James Eilis, 167 pounds, defeated 178-pound Leroy Green of Kansas City in a recent matchup held in Kansas City. The bout outcome adds to Eilis's regional fighting record.
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Louisville
James Eilis
Leroy Green
Kansas City
Raleigh Fix Trial Heads For Jury Today
In Raleigh four former North Carolina State players and two St Louis men face trial on 14 counts in an alleged point shaving and bribery scheme tied to eight games from 1959 to 1961. The defense aims to send the case to a jury as prosecutors outline the alleged payoffs and implicated players.
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Goldberg
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Thorn
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Ments
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Steve S
Lokometros
Don Gallagher
Stan Niewierowski
Jon Muehlbauer
New York
Volves
N.c.j
Terry Litchfield
State
Louisville
Bir
Bingham
Ala
Lekometros
Ers
Southern Cal Tops AP National Football Poll
Southern California captured the No. 1 spot in the final AP national poll, finishing with a perfect 1962 season after a 25-0 win over Notre Dame and a Sugar Bowl bid. Wisconsin, Mississippi, Texas, Alabama and Arkansas follow in the Top Ten with Oklahoma and others receiving votes.
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