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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1961

Page

10

Australian Davis Cup Team Sweeps to 3-0 Victory

In Melbourne, Australia, Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson led the hosts to their 10th Davis Cup in 12 years by sweeping doubles 6-2 6-8 6-4 over Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola. Emerson also defeated Pietrangeli 8-6 6-4 6-0, and Rod Laver beat Sirola 6-1 6-4 6-3, with temps near 100 degrees and a 9,000-strong crowd. The win left Thursday’s remaining singles as mere formalities.

Melbourne Australia Kooyong Stadium Italy Neale Fraser Roy Emerson Nicola Pietrangeli Orlando Sirola Emerson Pietrangeli Rod Laver Sirola

NBL Iron Man Out With Cheek Injury

Veteran Dolph Schayes ends his iron man run when the Syracuse Nationals face the Los Angeles Lakers in a Philadelphia twin bill. Schayes suffers a shattered right cheek bone after colliding with Al Attles causing his consecutive game streak to halt at 705. Other games include Celtics beating Lakers 127 112 and Royals topping Hawks 129 118.

Boston Dolph Schayes Syrcuse Nats Los Angeles Lakers Philadelphia Schayes NBA al Attles Warriors Boston Celtics Lakers Cincinnati Royals St. Louis Hawks Chicago Packers Detroit Pistons

NRA 1962 Convention Planned at Sheraton Park Hotel

The 1962 convention of the National Rifle Association is scheduled for March 31 to April 5 at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington.

Washington National Rifle Association Sheraton Park Hotel

Round of Quaker City Tourney in Philadelphia

Partial AP Wirephoto shows Niagara player Ken Glenn 31 in the first annual Quaker City Tournament round at Philadelphia with other competitors nearby as action unfolds.

Ing Philadelphia Niagara Ken Glenn

Ohio State Dominates AP Poll as Duke Mounties Also Made List

Unbeaten Ohio State earned all 42 first place votes in the AP major college basketball poll. Cincinnati held second after a 52-51 loss to Wichita, while Duke, Kentucky, Wichita, and others rounded the top ten with newcomers Wichita and Kentucky rising after key wins.

Ohio State Duke Will Grimsley Associated Press Buckeyes Cincinnati

Key Linemen Make The Packers Tough

Green Bay's offensive line anchored by center Jim Ringo and guards Fred Thurston and Forrest Gregg powered the Packers to a division title and a 20-17 win over the Giants in Milwaukee. Ringo directs blocks and reads defenses, Thurston flashes speed for his 250 pounds, and Gregg shifts to guard after Kramer injury as Masters and Skoronski hold the tackles. Hornung blocked heavily while on leave, and the line opened holes for the 186 rushing yards and 415 total yards in the game.

Manning Packers New York Ringo Austin Thurston Gregg Jerry Kramer Norm Masters Bob Skoronski Giants Taylor Skorowski Paul Hornung

NHL Tuesday results with no games scheduled Wednesday

The Associated Press reports no games on Wednesday after a Tuesday of results. Montreal faced New York and Chicago played Toronto in the schedule, with no further action listed.

National Hockey League Associated Press Montreal New York Chicago Toronto

CAGE RESULTS ECAC and WCAC Holiday tournaments listed

ECAC Festival at New York results include Cincinnati 97 over St. John s NY 75 and Wisconsin 95 over Providence 84 while LaSalle 87 Dartmouth 60. Quaker City at Philadelphia sees Duquesne 64 over Wyoming 47 Penn 73 over Holy Cross 64 Villanova 72 over Niagara 45. Iowa 67 over Penn State 48. All College at Oklahoma City Houston 82 over Texas Christian 76 Utah State 80 over Oklahoma City 71. WCAC Holiday at San Francisco Loyola LA 83 over San Francisco State 65. San Francisco 76 over Pacific Calif 69. Bradley 85 over Cornell 59. New Mexico State 86 over New Mex ico 62.

Dayton NYU Wisconsin Providence LaSalle Dartmouth Quaker City Philadelphia Duquesne Wyoming Penn Holy Cross Villanova Niagara Iowa Penn State Oklahoma City Houston Texas Christian Utah State WCAC San Francisco Loyola Los Angeles Bradley Cornell Big Red Cincinnati St. John’s N.Y Ron Bonham Bearcats Duquese Duquesne Dukes Crusaders Quakers Jack Foley Foley Seattle Bowling Green Wichita Texas A&m

Buckeyes Face Top Teams in Holiday Tournament Loadout

Ohio State the nation's No. 1 team opens in the Los Angeles Classic facing Washington while Utah meets West Virginia and Southern California battles Army UCLA meets Washington State battles Colorado Oregon State faces Michigan State in Portland. Kansas State leads Big Eight action as untold upsets shake New York Philadelphia and Oklahoma City events unfold.

Bob Green Associated Press Ohio State Jerry Lucas Buckeyes Southern California Purdue West Virginia Utah Washington Kansas City Far West Portland Ore Oklahoma City New York Quaker City Philadelphia Kansas State Mike Wroblewski UCLA Army Nebraska Oklahoma State Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Iowa State Washington State Oregon State Michigan Idaho Oregon Michigan State ECAC All-College Jorra Cornell New York University NYU Dayton

These Reds Were Mighty Hospitable

In Miami the North South all star game finished 35 16 after a disputed play. Referee Pete Williams said the North recovered a fumble and scored eight points to adjust a 35 10 South lead, amid crowd confusion and a gesture of Southern hospitality.

Miami, Fla Southern Hospitality Baylor Bobby Ply Pete Williams Duffy Daugherty Howard

Two Additions Announced In Blue Gray Ranks

In Montgomery Alabama AP two late signings join the Blue Gray rosters to practice before the 23rd all star game End Tom Smith from Florida will play for the South and halfback Mike McClellan from Oklahoma for the North They replace injured players Bill Hull Wake Forest and Norm Beal Missouri both remain on rosters and may dress for NBC televised game but are not expected to play much

Montgomery Ala Tom Smith Florida South Mike McClellan Oklahoma Smith Bill Hull Wake Forest McClellan Norm Beal Missouri Beal Hull

Rose Bowl Preview Sets Stone Age Football Tone

In Pasadena Minnesota and UCLA coaches forecast a hard hitting Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Murray Warmath and Bill Barnes pledge a straightforward game as fans await a tremen dously physical clash and a press box dedication at the $356 000 venue.

Pasadena Calif Murray Warmath Minnesota Bill Barnes UCLA University of Tennessee Bob Neyland Barnes Warmath

Steers Lengthen Western ABL Lead With Victories

The Kansas City Steers beat the Hawaii Chiefs 108 97 to widen their Western Division lead in the American Basketball League. Los Angeles Jets dropped a 114 110 decision to the San Francisco Saints while the Washington Tapers defeated the Cleveland Pipers 109 98. Larry Staverman scored 25 for Kansas City and Nick Mantis added 22. Jeff Cohen led Hawaii with 25.

Kansas City Steers Kansas City Hawaii Chiefs Los Angeles Jets San Francisco Saints Washington Tapers Cleveland Pipers Larry Staverman Nick Mantis Jeff Cohen Hawaii

Kaskel Clinches Rock Rimmon Club Championship Title

Howard Kaskel won the Rock Rimmon Country Club club championship in Stamford Connecticut for the third time.

Stamford, Conn Howard Kaskel Rockrimmon Country Club

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