Shrine Players Learn to Unite for Charity Shrine Bowl
North and South high school all stars prepare for Saturdays Shrine Bowl in Charlotte at Memorial Stadium. Bud Phillips claims South will test North, while North coaches offer countercharges. Proceeds go to Shriner's Hospital in Greenville. Starting South lineup includes quarterback C. Robin Cary and running back Gregg Byrd with fullback Robert Hunnicutt, flanker Howard Barfield, tackles Jeff Wyatt and Mike Casey, guards Charles Chavious and Danny Phillips, center Cody Sosamon, tight end Billy Sedivy. North Carolina lineup not announced.
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Charlotte’s Memorial Stadium
Shriner’s Hospital
Greenville
Robin Cary
Greenwood
S. C
Wade Corn
Gregg Byrd
Florence
Robert Hunnicutt
Wade Hampton
Howard
Barfield
Hartsville
Jeff Wyatt
Spartanburg
Dorman
Mike Casey
North
Augusta
Charles Chavious
A.C
Floral
Danny Phillips
Woodruff
Cody Sossamon
Gaffney
Billy Sedivy
Summerville
Presbyterian and Lenoir Rhyne Lead All-Carolinas Conference Team
Presbyterian and Lenoir Rhyne shared the league title and led with six berths each on the All-Carolinas Conference football team announced by commissioner H. C. Hawn. Eckstein of Presbyterian is the lone AP first team All-American and an offense defense two unit member. Notable selections include Elon’s Richard McGeorge and Burgin Beale, Western Carolina’s David Lomax and Keith Elliott, and Lenoir Rhyne linemen Brian Jack Alex MacDonald Jim Benfield with guard Tom Lumsden and backs Benny Moose and Kelly Rudisill on defense. The 26 players include 15 seniors and four sophomores, and feature Ike Hill of Catawba among backs. Each school had at least one representative.
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H.C. Hawn
Dan Eckstein
Preach Erate
Associated Press
Richard McGeorge
Elon
David Lomax
Western Carolina
Jim Benfield
Lenoir Rhyne
Dowl
Eckstein
Charlie Reid
Catawba
Ike Hill
Winston-Salem
Lomax
Burgin Beale
Erkstein
George Taylor
Newberry
Beale
McGeorge
Lloyd Kanipe
Wes Gilliam
Tom Jernigan
Elliott
Mike Biggerstaff
Mike Black
Hall of Fame Inducts Four Tonight
Four new members join the Hall of Fame tonight: football coach C D Walker, pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm, golf official Richard S Tufts, and late basketball star Jack Cobb. The group adds to Wake Forest coach Howard and UNC All American Cobb’s legacy with Greg Dynasty honors.
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Walker
Yale University
Wake Forest
Montreal Alouettes
New York Giants
Wilhelm
St. Louis Cards
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Carolina Golf Association
Golf Writers Association of America
Tufts
Richardson
Cobb
University of North Carolina
UNC
Cage Scores From Various College Matches
The report lists multiple campus games with final scores including Manhattan 69 LIU 63 No. Caro St 61 NYU 49 Dartmouth 52 Amherst 46 Georgia 84 Ga Tech 74 Virginia 113 Richmond 92 VMI 88 Furman 55 Xavier Ohio 68 Union Ky 66 Purdue 116 North Dakota Northwestern 73 Missouri 67 Bradley 68 North Dakota State 61 Houston 85 Arizona 64 Texas A&M 72 Centenary 65 Colorado 81 Texas Tech 77 Kent St 92 Arizona State 81 Tex Christian 75 SW La 58 NLM St 8 Brigham Vg 65 North Texas 6 Samford 51
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Manhattan
LIU
NYU
Dartmouth
Amherst
Georgia
Ga. Tech
Virginia
Richmond
VMI
Furman
Xavier
Ohio
Union
Purdue
North Dakota & Northwestern
Missouri
Bradley
No. Dak
Brigham
North Texas
Samford
Panthers overpowering run stays unbeaten in conference play
The Panthers stole the ball on defense and drove for a layup with 6:47 left, giving them their third win of the season without a loss. Atlantic Christian hosts Elon Saturday for another conference matchup as momentum builds.
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Panthers
Atlantic Christian
Elon
Lenoir Rhyne's Bartles Sets Carraway Rush Mark
In Winston-Salem AP reports three runners break the Carolinas Conference rushing record. Carl Bartles, Lenoir Rhyne sophomore fullback, tops with 111.7 yards per game. Teammate Mike McRee and Western Carolina's David Lomax also raise averages. Beale of Elon leads in total offense and passing per game. Other leaders include pass receivers Richard McGeorge Elon Ike Hill of Catawba, and scorers Ike Hill Toby Morgan Dan Eckstein Mike McRee Lomax Bartles.
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Carl Bartles
Leroi Rhyne
Mike Campbell
Lenoir Rhyne
David Lomax
Western Carolina
Presbyterian
Bartles
Mike McRee
Lomax
Battles
McRee
Beale
Elon
Richard McGeorge
Ike Hill
Catawba
Mike Hunt
Guilford
Woody Woodruff
WCU
Toby Morgan
Dan Eckstein
Baltimore Finds The Way By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baltimore Bullets snapped a three game skid with a 120 115 win over the Los Angeles Lakers to move a game ahead in the Eastern race. Gus Johnson scored 17 points and led a late charge while Elgin Baylor was limited to 16 points and Wilt Chamberlain totaled 17 as Philadelphia beat Chicago 109 92 in the same night.
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Associated Press
Moses
Indiana
Wes Ers
Elgin Baylor
New Orleans
Denver
Baltimore
Bullets
Gus Johnson
Fullers
Los Angeles
Butch van Breda Kolff
Jack Martin
Chamberlain
West
Philadelphia
Chicago
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