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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
14
Luke Guppy writes in a rural tone offering New Year resolutions for land access, game habitat work, hunting and fishing licenses, and respectful behavior on his property. He shares memories of Rambler the coon dog and a versatile hunting dog, and ends with season blessings.
An article extols pack horses for wilderness travel describing how a pack string can haul heavy gear from two story lodges to remote camps. It details unloading at day’s end, camp setup, and the comfort of a familiar base camp aided by dependable mountain horses.
The piece argues wardens are not new, tracing early wildlife regulation from Mosaic law to Kublai Khan and the Magna Carta. It notes Plymouth Colony and Rhode Island laws on deer harvests show enforcement of game rules long ago. Concludes that old days never existed and wardens will stay important.
Announcement of a potential rematch between World Heavyweight Champion Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson followed talks in New York City with Liston's adviser Jack Nilon. In Baltimore the meeting with Al Bolan and the Maryland State Athletic Commission signaled progress but a key issue remains Championship Sports failing to pay Liston over $200,000 of his share amid federal seizure of more than $1 million from the Chicago fight for back taxes.
Bruce Kidd, 19, of Toronto, was named Canada's outstanding athlete of 1962 for the second straight year. The distance runner combines a stellar scholastic record with a world track career and recently won Canada's first individual track gold at the British Empire Games in Perth, Australia, in the 6-mile event. He placed third in the 3-mile race.
NBA results show Boston 116 over San Francisco 113 Detroit 123 over Chicago 116 and St Louis 106 Los Angeles 104. Today's schedule lists San Francisco at Syracuse Boston at Syracuse and New York at Syracuse. Friday events include Boston at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia plus Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
Quarterback Benny Olen or Ben Olsen? Ben Olen? No. The coach Bud Wilkinson faces concerns as his starting signal caller is sidelined by flu and tonsillitis. Oklahoma Sooners staff assess depth as practice schedules adjust with two weeks until next game.
Mt St Marys edged Fairleigh Dickinson 64-62 and faces the host New York Athletic Club in the NYAC Invitational final. NYAC beat Belmont Abbey 68-58 to advance. Butch Henry sidelined by a leg strain.
In Brisbane, Rod Laver and Roy Emerson defeated Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox 7 5 6 2 6 4 to seal Australia’s 11th Davis Cup victory in 13 years. The Australians led 3 0 after opening singles, with final-day matches set as formality.
Fred Astaire Jr aged 26 filed for divorce from Gale Astaire 24 on grounds of extreme cruelty. He seeks custody of their one year old son, Frederick Henry, with child support of 175 dollars monthly. The couple wed September 1 1936 in Yuma Arizona and separated November 1.
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