Delany Wins Streak Yet Ignores Record Pace
New York Ron Delany the Olympic 1500 meter champion from Villanova has extended his indoor mile winning streak to 19 in a row. His 4 04.6 at Millrose followed a Wanamaker Mile 30 yard win over George King but he did not attempt to break Gunnar Nielsen s 4 03.6 world indoor mile mark drawing puzzled reactions from coaches and officials.
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New York
Ronnie Delany
Delany
Villanova
George King
Ron
Gunnar Nielsen
Delany at York Athletic Club Meet Sets Mile Pace
The York Athletic Club meet features Delany aiming for a fast mile with times around 3:03 to 3:04 set by Grim and others. Ron debates Grim's pace while Jim Grelle of Oregon is called to challenge Delany, who posted 4:07.1 in a prior NCAA mile. Ira Murchison failure noted in coverage.
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Burt Grim
Maryland
Ron
Grim
Delany
York Athletic Club
Jim Grelle
University of Oregon
Ira Murchison
Millrose meet shocks as Sime shines in surprise relay
Dave Sime leads Occidental two mile relay upset while Murchison falters in the 60 yard dash. Lt. Ken Kaye wins the dash in 6.2 after tying the world record, as other Millrose winners include Dave Scurlock, Elias Gilbert, Charlie Jenkins, and Deacon Jones.
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Dave Sime
Murchison
Sime
Ken Kaye
U.S. Army
Occidental
Seton Hall
Millrose
Dave Scurlock
North Carolina
Elias Gilbert
Winston-Salem
Charlie Jenkins
Villanova
Mel Sheppard
Deacon Jones
Iowa
Wake Forest Opens Baseball Season March 21
Wake Forest announces a 21 game regular season plus three exhibitions and three Dixie Classic games starting March 21 with a double header against Virginia Tech. Returning veterans include Jack Phillips Al Baker Rex McMillan Bill Lovingood and Ben Tench. The schedule includes tests at Duke Virginia Tech N.C. State and South Carolina among others.
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Winston-Salem
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Deacons
Jack Phillips
al Baker
Rex McMillan
Bill Lovingood
Ben Tench
North Carolina
East Carolina
Delaware
Parris Island
D.C
South Carolina
Duke
N.C. State
Clemson
Virginia
Maryland
Lou Groza Leads NFL Field Goals In 1957
Lou Groza of the Cleveland Browns tops the league with 15 successful field goals on 22 attempts during the 1957 NFL season.
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Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Conservative Golf Wins For Hebert
Lionel Hebert of Lafayette Louisiana captured the Tucson Open title finishing 72 holes at 265 15 under par to earn $2 000 and a trip to the San Antonio Open. Don January placed second with 267 and Jay Hebert finished 272 while Ken Venturi Don Finsterwald Stan Leonard tied at 272. Hebert credited his improved putting for victory.
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Tucson
Ariz
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
el Rio
Don January
Eastland
Tex
Hebert
January
Big John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Palm Springs
Calif
Phoenix
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B.C
John Barnum
D. Finsterwald
W. Burkemo
Jim Rigging
Bob Duden
Bill Johnston
Bob Harris
Doug Sanders
Bob Lee
Fred Hawkins
Mike Souchak
Tony Lema
Milan Marusic
Tommy Bolt
Otto Griner
Sunday Basketball Scores Highlight Tight Showdowns
Town 69 defeats Fairfield 63 while Assumption stops St Anselm 59 55. St Ambrose wins 75 to 72 over Lewis. MBL Wichita posts 96 to 89 against Peoria in a high scoring matchup.
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Fairfield
Assumption
St. Anselm's
St Ambrose
Lewis
MBL
Wichita
Peoria
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
East region results include Dartmouth over Columbia in double overtime, Cornell over Harvard, and Connecticut dominant over Maine. Midwest shows Kansas 102 over Nebraska 46 and Michigan 88 over Illinois 81. South features Auburn edging Georgia and Texas Tech fall to Texas 59. Southwest notes Texas and Rice wins while SMU beats TCU 84 67.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Miami
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan State
Purdue
Ohio State
Loyola
Chicago
Memphis State
St. Louis
Wichita
Notre Dame
Air Force
Oklahoma State
Bradley
Kansas State
Iowa State
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Toledo
Marshall
Giardello Szuzmak Rematch Set For Wednesday Show
Mickey Crawford 23 of Saginaw meets Tex Gonzalez 24 of South Orange in a 10 round middleweight bout at St Nicholas Arena New York to push toward a national ranking. Joey Giardello prepares for Franz Szuzmak rematch at Philadelphia Arena after their 1956 Milwaukee bout.
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Associated Press
Mickey Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
Tex Gonzalez
St.Nicholas Arena
New York
Mickey
Chico Vejar
Ralph Dupas
Gonzalez
South Orange
N.J
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Robinson
Giardello
Franz Szuzmak
Germany
Philadelphia Arena
Milwaukee
Franz
Talbert Replaced as Davis Cup Captain by Perry Jones
New York report says Western U S Lawn Tennis Association removed Talbert after 1953 tenure and named Perry T Jones Davis Cup captain. Victory Denny, elected president, announced sweeping changes and openness plans to pair amateurs with professionals. Jones faces bereplacement questions while rejecting criticism of Talbert.
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
Bill Talbert
USLTA
Perry T. Jones
Talbert
Denny
Jones
UNC Spring Grid Drills Open Today
The University of North Carolina begins spring football practice as the third ACC school to start drills Coach Jim Tatum expects many juniors and sophomores back. Duke NC State Clemson and others schedule sessions with practice limits and four workouts weekly ahead of intra squad games.
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Associated Press
University of North Carolina
Jim Tatum
Tar Heels
Clemson
Maryland
Duke
North Carolina State
Bill Murray
Earle Edwards
Wolfpack
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Virginia
Salas Triumphs In Lightweight Bout In LA
Laura Salas aged 129 from Los Angeles outpointed Noel Humphrey 130 in a Hollywood boxing match. In Charleston West Virginia Charles Yates of Detroit outpointed Klaus Miska of Germany in welterweights, weight class details unavailable.
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Hollywood
Laura Salas
Los Angeles
Noel Humphrey
Charleston
W.va
Oldenburg
Germany
Charles Yates
Detroit
Klaus Miska
Revision alters CGA golf schedule to favor weekend players
The North Carolina Golf Association revised its 44th annual tournament to run Friday July 18 to Tuesday July 22 at Catawba Country Club near Hickory with semifinals cut to 18 holes and finals at 36. The change aims to accommodate working amateurs and adds nine other events including four ball at Camden and junior championship at Salisbury.
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Hickory
P. J. Boatwright
CGA
Dick S Chapman
Pinehurst
Four Ball
Camden Country Club
Drayton Ford
JB. W. Whiteside
Charleston
Country Club of
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Larry Beck
Kinston
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Hot Springs
Pine Valley Club
Wilmington
Pinehurst Country Club
Celtics suffer injuries threaten late season push
Celtics place seven healthy players as Heinsohn joins Sharman and Ramsey in injury list after a 109 91 win over Cincinnati in Rochester. Sunday results include Syracuse 123 105 loss to Philadelphia 105 98 Detroit 100 98 New York 121 104 Cincinnati 109 91.
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Associated Press
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National Basketball Assn
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Bill Sharman
Frank Ramsey
Heinsohn
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Rochester
Syracuse
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Boston
Homecoming and Parents Day Highlight HPC Basketball
On Homecoming Day at High Point College students and families filled the stands as the Crusaders faced a Panthers weekend schedule. Hodges removed his coat during a key stretch run signaling good omen for BA fans, while Mc Guire reportedly kept his jacket on in the upset loss to Pfeiffer. Four HPC players Danny Sewell Maury Beauchot Bill Huegele and Jack Short were in attendance. Sewell Beauchot Short hail from Indiana and Huegele from Fort Lauderdale making it a Hoosier Day on campus.
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McGuire
Pfeiffer
High Point College
HPC
Danny Sewell
Maury Beauchot
Bill Huegele
Jack Short
Sewell
Beauchot
Short
Indiana
Huegele
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Methodist
Records Fall As VMI Relays Set Indoor Track Marks
Eight records dropped at VMI Winter Relays in Lexington as Georgetown George Berdisco and others led standout performances. Duke North Carolina West Virginia and Navy also claimed multiple event wins amid a 19-event program.
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Lexington
VMI
Navy
Georgetown
George Berdisco
Dave Proctor
Jim Kelly
Frank Trautline
Tom Cawley
William and Mary
Dave Tork
West Virginia
Art Brandriff
Brandriff
Duke
Bazemore
Cobb
Bollman
Wiesiger
North Carolina
Arthur, Lipford
Whatley Bishop
Mantle Stars In Benefit All Star Win In Key West
Mickey Mantle led the American League to a 4-3 victory over the National League in an all star exhibition at Key West attracting about 6,000 fans. Mantle had two hits one RBI and a run scored. The game raised about 10 000 dollars largely for baseballs aid society helping needy players.
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Fla
New York
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Baseball
Aid Society
Officers Elected For Shrine Bowl
The Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas board elected officers for the 22nd annual high school football stars game set for December 6 in Charlotte. Ralph C. Hood was named president, with Roy S. Smith as vice president and treasurer, S Casper Chandler as secretary, and Clarence E. Beeson as board chairman, all of Charlotte. New board members include William T. Spencer Gastonia Ottis M. Banks Cary J Arthur Boykin Columbia S C C E Denny Hartsville S C Ed B Smith Greenville S C Paul L Strickland Jr H E Austin Beeson W H Brittkl ey Stan B Cropley and J C McGowan of Charlotte.
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Carolinas
Greenville
S.C
J. Arthur Boykin
Columbia
C. E. Denny
Hartsville
Ed B. Smith
Paul L. Strickland Jr
H. E. Austin
Beeson
W. H. Britkkley
Stan B. Cropley
Ralph C. Hood
J. C. McGowan
Roy S. Smith
Executors' Notice in Estate of Frank Wineskie
Co executors Alexander M Rankin Jr and J B Cooper of Guilford County notify all creditors to present claims by February 11 1959 or be barred. Debts should be paid to the estate at Sheraton Hotel High Point NC. Attorney James B Lovelace handles the matter. Notices run February 6 1958 with dates 2 10 17 3 3 10 17.
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Frank Wineskie
Guilford County
Sndeutone
Alexander M. Rankin, Jr
J. B. Cooper
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
N. C
James B. Lovelace
Atty
Notice to creditors in Bowne estate executorship
North Carolina Guilford County executrix Ruth Norwood Bowne of Marie A Bowne deceased calls all creditors to present claims by January 15 1959 and all debts owed to estate to be paid by January 10 1958. James B Lovelace attorney handles notices at 807 Security Bank Building. Court notice dates 1/13 1/20 1/27 2/3 2/10 1958 1959.
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John J. Pierce
Guilford County
North Carolina
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Greensboro
Maine
Heiny
Ruth Norwood Bowne
Marie A. Bowne
James B. Lovelace
High Point
N. C
High Point Board of Adjustment Hearing Notice
The High Point Board of Adjustment will meet in regular session on Thursday February 13 at 4 00 p m in City Hall Chamber to hear appellants P P Motsinger seeks permission to convert a 1 family residence at 308 Fourth Street to a 2 family residence Arch School representing Furniture City Motel requests sign approval to erect a single on site sign C A Ferree representing the YMCA Board requests waivers of yard setbacks in District A2 for a YMCA building All who wish to be heard should attend Horace Haworth Chairman Public Notices 2 10 2 11
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Pensaers
City Hall
P. P. Motsinger
Fourth Street
Arch School
Eterna
Furniture City Motel
C. A. Ferree
Ymca Board of Point
Fourth St
YMCA
Horace Haworth
H. P. Board of Adjustment Public Notices
Notice of Court Sale of High Point Land Tracts
Guilford County Superior Court orders sale of three land tracts in High Point Township by Commissioner on March 1 1958 at 10 00 A M to settle estate of Violet H Johnson. Tract One at 720 South Main Street. Tract Two Lot 60 Central Movement Company map. Tract Three Thurston Pine Streets corner with 24 412 square feet. Cash deposit required by statute. Attorneys Martin and Whitley. High Point North Carolina.
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Superior Court of
Reid Dorsett
May Dorsett
John Lee Johnson
Eliza Johnson
Rela F Dorsett
John Lee Aero
Violet H. Johnson
Dorothy Sink
Joe Sink
Caroll Dorsett
Millie T. Dorsett
Fletcher Dorsett
Laura Mae Dorsett
High Point Township
Guil County
North Carolina
Felows
South Main St
Taylor Ewes
South Main Street
William F. Freeman
P. H. Johnson
High Point
John A. Lindsay
Thurston Street
Caron
Thurston and
Pine Streets
Pine Street
Whitley, Jr
Reontrmence Martin and
Whitley Attorneys
Law
Security Bank
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