HPC Panthers Invade East Carolina Pirate Den Tonight
Two of the state's top football stars will be honored at the AB Club banquet in High Point. Lee Farmer of Lenoir Rhyne and David Odom of Greensboro Senior High will receive awards for 1960, with Wake Forest's Bill Gibson delivering remarks. The North State Conference winter meeting, held the same day at the Sheraton, discusses league expansion with several candidate schools rumored from South Carolina and North Carolina.
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High Point Visions for Second NSC Win Against East Carolina
High Point College Panthers travel to Greenville to face NSC leaders East Carolina tonight at 8 p.m. HPC aims to improve on a 1-0 conference record while ECU, 3-1 overall with three NSC wins, holds the edge in height and experience. The game features HPC standout Gusinski averaging 18.5 points and Otte leading the Pirates’ front line.
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Bowling Results From Last Night Discoveries
High game among ladies was 176 by E Smith and 214 by J Smith for men. J Smith also topped the high series with 448 while RW ae posted 821 in the mixed lines. Team highs show Center Smith 644 and Goode with J Smith 1830 in the duo series. Season highs mirror the top marks by A Thayer and J Brady for ladies and men respectively with Goode and ten reaching 1830 in team play.
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Bradley Buckeye Fives Still Tough
Ohio State and Bradley remain formidable after early season wins. Chet Walker scored 50 for Bradley in a 102-65 rout of Utah State on a road trip, while Ohio State downed St. Louis 81-66. Indiana overwhelmed Kansas State 98-80 and Detroit edged Utah State 70-68 in a late rally.
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Frick to Decide LA Franchise Move Amid League Clash
Commissioner Ford Frick faces a pivotal choice as the American League pushes to place a Los Angeles club in 1961, challenging the National League’s stance and collider with Walter O Malley of the Dodgers. The AL seeks to waive Rule 1 for the LA arrival, while the NL pins hopes on 1962. Autry Reynolds syndicate edges toward a possible purchase as Cronin asserts Frick must decide at the Wednesday meeting.
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Washington
Bruins Off To A Fast NSC Start
Towering Emil Dixon led Lenoir Rhyne with 19 points as the Bears opened the North State Conference race with an 81-41 win over Guilford. Jim Wiles added 14 and Jerry Wells 13 as Lenoir Rhyne moved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the league.
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Pfeiffer
Pembroke
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AFL Draft Showcases Top College Talent and Bellino
The AFL announced 240 players in 30 rounds highlighting nine All Americans including Navy’s Joe Bellino. Boston drafted Bellino nineteenth overall, with other named picks such as Dan LaRose, Mike Ditka, Ken Rice, Bob Lilly, Jake Gibbs, Pervis Atkins and more. Some notable prospects like Roy Mc Kasson and Bob Ferguson were not selected, while Lamar Hunt noted Atkins’ earlier draft status and Ferguson’s college junior year.
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Washington
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Ohio State
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Clemson
Oakland
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Claude Gibson
N.C. State
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Bellino Is Back Of Year
Navy halfback Joe Bellino named football back of the year in the Associated Press poll. He captured about 40 percent of votes from nearly 12 writers and broadcasters, defeating Bill Kilmer and Ed Dyas for the honor. Bellino’s 749 rushing yards in 10 games and his versatility as a runner receiver passer and defender highlighted the wide voter field.
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Iowa
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Syracuse
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Notre Dame
Stan Solomon
Willamette
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Detroit
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Georgia
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
Chuck Weiss
Colorado
Citadel Seeks Another Jinx Break at West Virginia
The Citadel basketball team aims to extend its improving form by visiting West Virginia in a Southern Conference showdown. Both teams enter with 1-1 league marks as WVU pursues a home-floor streak and Citadel seeks a first win in Morgantown.
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Tar Heels overpower LSU in season opener
North Carolina led by Doug Moe and York Larese rolled to a 77-61 victory over LSU as Frank McGuire unveiled his ninth Tar Heel team. Moe and Larese each scored 17, with NC State and Maryland also winning in early ACC action while Furman upset South Carolina 81-63.
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Momentum Lacking Says Duke Coach Ahead of Cotton Bowl
Duke coach Bill Murray says his football team lacks momentum after a 27 6 loss to UCLA and seeks a pre bowl training site in Texas for the Cotton Bowl against Arkansas. He notes rain worries and is evaluating locations, with Eddie Cameron arranging a special train for Duke fans to Dallas.
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UNC State grid coaches receive contract extensions
Earle Edwards at NC State College and Jim Hickey at UNC Chapel Hill won extensions from the Consolidated University trustees. Edwards received five years after a Wolfpack record of six wins three losses and one tie this season. Hickey earned a three year extension leaving four years remaining despite UNC's 3-7 finish.
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De Witt Starts Baseball Career With St Louis Browns
Bill De Witt, then Detroit Tigers president, began in 1916 as an office boy for Branch Rickey with the St Louis Browns.
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