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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1964

Page

18

Wake Forest Uses Man to Man Defense to Edge State

Wake Forest stifled North Carolina State with a first half man to man defense, never trailing after the opening minutes. Eddie Biedenbach and Larry Lakins led the comeback as the Deacons held off State in a hard fought battle.

Western Carolina Tops Catawba in Conference Opener

Western Carolina defeats Catawba 78 to 67 as freshman Henry Logan scores 18 and adds assists. John Brintnall seals win with a late free throw after a 59-57 lead, boosting Western Carolina to 3-0. Catawba, led by Eddie Rhodes with 25, suffers its conference debut loss.

Western Carolina Catawba

Citadel Downs Arkansas 94 to 75 in Charleston

The Citadel defeated Arkansas 94 to 75 at home as Clem Hartley led with 27 points aided by Dick Martini 24 and Herwig Baumann 21. The Citadel built on a late surge after a tight first half while maintaining about 61 percent shooting to Arkansas State's 51 percent.

Charleston S.C Clem Hartley Seepee Ane Gates Citadel Arkansas Hartley Dick Martini Herwig Baumann Arkansas State

Shrine Bowl Rain Soaks South Carolina Victory in 28th Clash

In Charlotte Memorial Stadium the South Carolina Sandlappers defeated North Carolina 20 to 6 in the Shrine Bowl. Coach Glad called rain a factor as SC won for the fifth time in six years, with standout Steve Greer earning top lineman honors through 13 tackles and two assists.

South Carolina North Carolina Charlotte N. C Memorial Stadium Palmettoes Jim Wall Sandlappers Bob Bell Palmetto Bell Arrington

South Carolina Wins Shrine Tilt In Muddy Shrine Bowl

South Carolina toppled North Carolina 20-6 in a rain soaked Shrine Bowl. Toy McCord Ed Roddy and Monk Coleman scored SC touchdowns with McCord earning outstanding back honors and Steve Greer top lineman as 20 000 plus crowd watched a muddy clash that snapped 27 year rain free streak.

Charlotte N. C South Carolina North Carolina Tar Heels Palmetto Forces Toy McCord Manning Ed Roddey Lancaster Monk Coleman Strom Thurmond High Johnston McCord Steve Greer Greer High

Bears Down ACC By 107 82 In North State Clash

Neill McGeachy scored 33 points and drew fouls late as Lenoir Rhyne defeated Atlantic Christian 107 82 in North State Conference play. Lenoir Rhyne sank 45 of 55 free throws while ACC hit only 20 of 40, with ACC’s Larry Jones leading visitors with 11 points before fouling out mid second half.

Noir Rhyne Atlantic Christian Lenoir Rhyne ACC LenOir Rhyne Bears Larry Jones A. Christian Me'g'hy Buaze 'i Johnson LeM‘ux M'k'sk C’hrane Hobbs Ramsey Wells Hele” Kinsey Tice Serbe Omen Mardy Sim’ons Totem Lenoir Cochrane Rhyne Atlantic Cristian

Golf Awards Are Made At Chicago

Frank Hannigan of the USGA and Irwin Smallwood of Daily News win top prizes in the Golf Writers Association of America competition judged by Dr. Jay Jensen. A record 230 entries were submitted as eight-year judges evaluated features and news pieces. Hannigan wins 250 dollars for a satirical feature on the new division. Smallwood 250 dollars for coverage of Arnold Palmer’s unprecedented fourth Masters title in Augusta.

Chicago Frank Hannigan U.S. Golf Association Irwin Smallwood Golf Writers Association of America GWAA Jay Jensen University of Illinois School of Journalism Hannigan New York

Tar Heels Fall to South Carolina In Rain Mess at Greenville

South Carolina defeats North Carolina 7 6 in a rainy Shrine Bowl at Greenville S C. SC backs roll up 243 rushing yards while NC earns 68 on the ground Arrington and Waller connect early and often Waller tallies seven receptions tying a Shrine record Attendance about 20 000.

Charlotte Jim Ae Winston-Salem Reynolds Greenville S.C Jim Wall South Carolina North Carolina Bill Bobo Thomasville McCord Meetburg Tony Shelley Marion Coleman Tar Heels Arrington Waller Ferrell Rock Hill Shu Carlton Denny Johnson Rockingham Digit Laughridge Rocky Mount Tom Wingard Greenwood Phelps South Carolin Nc—Waller Rom Arrington

Kester Wins Moose Blocking Trophy at Central High

High Point Central guard Bucky Kester is the 1964 Moose Blocking Trophy winner. He will accept the award at the Moose Lodge banquet next Wednesday night December 9. The trophy honors the best blocker on the Central High team and marks the second family member to win the prize. Tickets are available from members or at the door.

Bucky Kester High Point Central High School Kester Moose Lodge Finner

Pfeiffer Nips Elon In Close Carolinas Clash

Pfeiffer upsets Elon 68 66 in a Carolinas Conference game as clutch free throws down the stretch secure the win. Johnny Miller and Larry Bik provided the cushion while Carver and Wynne sparked the Falcons comeback from an early 10 point deficit. Elon falls to 1 1. Attendance around 2000.

Elon College Pfeiffer Elon Johnny Miller Larry Bik Ela Miller Danny Carver Falcons Carver Billy Wynne Elen Orrt Lawson Branson Williford Andrew Winfrey Lentz Davis Atkins

Generals Visit Jacksonville for Midweek Showdown

The Generals travel to Jacksonville for a midweek game as they prepare for a home clash against Charlotte's Checkers on Wednesday night.

Generals Jacksonville Charlotte Checkers

Indians Rout East Carolina 86 62 Behind Second Half Surge

William and Mary used a strong second half to beat East Carolina 86 to 62. Walter Wenk scored 22, Martin Morris 19, Ben Pomeroy 16, while Jerry Woodside led EC with 16. Tribe outrebounded Pirates 54 to 37 and pulled away after halftime.

William and Mary East Carolina Pirates Walter Wenk Indians Martin Morris Ben Pomeroy Jerry Woodside Pomeroy

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