Fouls Costly as Bison Fall to 3 A Quint Upset
Gray High School loses 55-53 at home to High Point Black Bison parts with late fouls. Harold Moose and Mike Dunlap exit with fouls, and Jimmy Simeon’s late call reduces lead as Steve Honeycutt seals win for the Greyhounds. Bill Bavender, Harold Stephens pace Gray with 13 and 19 points while Moose adds 17 for High Point.
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Bob Hoffman
Enterprise
Gray High School
High Point Black Bison
Greyhounds
Bison
Harold Moose
Jimmy Simeon
Gray
Simeon
Steve Honeycutt
Moose
Mike Dunlap
Bill Bavender
Honeycutt
High Point
Bill Vick
Vick
Tony Simeon
Dunlap
Mike
Harold Stephens
Steve Lewis
Hounds
Rpptp Schulen Ee Ee
Lewis
Bovender
Spaugh
Bailey
Ciccieves
Wolfe
Ccassesvecse
Kemp
Ccsvesss
Ergurd
Ase Poin Gray
Torrid CCC standings shift as Ragsdale and Spartan squads hold gains
In the Central Carolina Conference eight of nine schools chased standings after finals week. Ragsdale girls won 66 57 over Central Davison while Spartan boys beat Jamestown 63 39 to stay atop. West Davidson upset Ledford 57 39 as Ledford’s girls fell 61 37 to Ragsdale. Denton swept Fair Grove in a twin bill. Pilot split with Trinity as Trinity girls fell 58 41 and Trinity boys lost. Brenda Ragan led Ledford girls with 27 points. West Davidson’s Big Don Snider scored 26 in the upset.
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John Savas
Enterprise
Central Carolina
CCC
Ragsdale High
Ragsdale
Central Davison
Spartan Boys
Jamestown
West Davidson
Ledford
Jim Harris
Panthers
Central
Lassies
Denton
Fair Grove
Pilot
Trinity
Tigerettes
Don Scalf
Brenda Holmes
Holmes
Nets
Anne Tracy
Lady Tigers
Pat Young
Sissy Cox
Terri Fritts
Spartan
Eddie Rhodes
Central Davidson
Gary Hedrick
al Munns
Tiger
Thurman Moore
Spartans
Don Snider
Dragons
Bob Ward
West
Joey Williams
Roger Hedgecock
Brenda Ragan
Linda Payne
Mary Kennedy
Pilot’s Boys
Sharon Hege
Jake Byerly
Pilot Boys
Henry Peele
Raiders
Hedrick
Ee Munny
F—Mccarn
Moore
C—Rhodes
Veeees Hatchel
G—Beck
Gener Stevens
G—Pittman
F—Young
Central Canetti
Ference
Ledford West
Denton Trinity
North
Jamestown Pair Grove Pilot Taeee
Eeeneee Senee
Grove
North Tee West
Neuer Eevee
O Trinity Eee
Allen Jay Captures Twin Bill In Guil-Rand Showdown
Allen Jay girls beat Guilford 65 57 to open the twin bill as Sandra Kennedy led with 25 points and Sonja Ellis anchored rebounds. Jaybirds boys followed with a 55 50 win behind Howlett 15 and Marrow 14, with Dills clean on the boards and Leggett top for Guilford with 15. Both squads move to 5 2 on the season.
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Allen Jay
Jaybirds
Guilford
Jim Swiggett
AJ Boys
Hornets
Sandra Kennedy
Nets
Mary Hedrick
Joyce Mashburn
Sonja Ellis
Joe Howlett
Randy Marrow
Howlett
Morrow
Orville Dills
Birds
James Leggett
Larks Open EHL Season Against Checkers at Charlotte Coliseum
The Haddonfield New Jersey Larks begin their Eastern Hockey League campaign tonight at Charlotte Coliseum in the first of two home games this week for the Checkers. Johnstown visits the Coli Friday night.
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Haddonfield
N.J
Larks
Charlotte Coliseum
Checkers
Johnstown
Bowling Results From Last Night and Season Highs
Last night high game L Prosser, high series Bee Board, high team game High Potat Uph 846, high team series Lilly Co 2397. Season highs include C Powell high game, R Pounders high series 691, Lilly Co high team game 874 and high team series 2440.
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L. Prosser
Lilly Co
C. Powell
Wavs Ae
R. Pounders
Frick and Giles Seek Quick Breakthrough on Expansion
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick met with National League President Warren Giles and American League President Joe Cronin to resolve the 10 team expansion issue. A vote on immediate NL recognition for New York and Houston was not passed, delaying farm systems and free agent signings until official inclusion. Frick urged a mail vote, with AL seeking more study time before Dec 7.
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New York
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Houston
Frick
Giles
Cronin
American League
Los Angeles
City sponsors elementary basketball clinics Saturday
The City Parks and Recreation Department announces a series of elementary school basketball clinics in the city. Coach A J Simeon from High Point High School and Coach James Atkinson from William Penn High School lead sessions at High Point High School gym and Griffith Gym with grades two through six scheduled at 9 30 to noon and 10 00 to 11 00 respectively. The program runs through mid February with cooperation from the City Schools system.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
A. J. Simeon
High Point High School
James Atkinson
William Penn High School
Griffith
Molinas Antitrust Suit Against NBA Goes to Trial
Former college star Jack Molinas seeks 3 million dollars in damages and a removal of the NBA reserve clause, claiming restraint of trade after a six year ban for betting on his Fort Wayne Pistons. NBA president Maurice Podoloff defends the league while Molinas remains active as player coach of Hazleton in the Eastern League.
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New York
Jack Molinas
National Basketball Association
NBA
Molinas
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Pistons
Columbia University
Maurice Podoloff
Podoloff
Hazleton
Jack Weinberg
Bill Radovich
National Football League
Radovich
Detroit Lions
NFL
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco
Iby
Supreme Court
Senior Bowl Heads Will Use Passing
Mobile Alabama AP both Senior Bowl coaches plan for a strong passing attack in the all star game. Norman Snead of Wake Forest and Dick Norman of Stanford are set as starting quarterbacks with Snead a second rated passer and Norman totaling 3 737 yards with 18 TDs over three seasons.
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Mobile
Ala
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Dick Norman
Stanford
Snead
Washington Redskins
Norman
Howard Dyer
VMI
Phil Nugent
Tulane
Bob Hivner
Washington
Minnesota
Pro Cage Results From Tuesday And Wednesday Scores
Philadelphia edged Detroit 128 to 125 while Syracuse defeated New York 129 to 104 in overtime. Boston beat Los Angeles 102 to 9. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Syracuse and Detroit at New York in Philadelphia. Syracuse at Philadelphia and Boston at Cincinnati are scheduled, with St. Louis visiting Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Syracuse
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
College Scores From Associated Press Roundup
NYU over Iowa 100 77 Colby defeats St Michael s 76 65 Temple tops Scranton 101 69 Duke beats Navy 78 63 NC State loses to Virginia 71 Vanderbilt defeats Sewanee 80 57 Mississippi State outscores Delta State 92 58 Georgia Tech 85 over South Carolina Furman 78 William and Mary 56 Virginia Tech 73 over The Citadel 63 Loyola Baltimore 70 over Baltimore 66 Pfeiffer 71 Atlantic Christian Carson Newman 61 Western Carolina 58 Newberry 77 over Presbyterian 60 Elizabeth City Teachers 77 over Shaw 72 Texas A M 82 over T C U 69 Houston 100 over Lamar Tech Texas Tech 70 over SMU 68 Stanford 59 over Fordham 44 Santa Clara 71 over College of Pacific 38 Seattle 69 over Portland 67
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Iowa
Colby
St. Michael’s
Temple
Scranton
Furman
William & Mary
Virginia Tech
The
Citadel
Baltimore
Loyola
Baltimore Info
Pfeiffer
Atlantic Christian
Carson - Newman
Western Carolina
Newberry
Presbyterian
Elizabeth City
Shaw
Stanford
Fordham
Santa Clara
College of Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Slow Afoot Critics Rip Minnesota After Rose Bowl Loss
Los Angeles columnist Mel Durslag labeled Minnesota the slowest Big Ten team in 15 years after a 17 to 7 Rose Bowl defeat to Washington. Paul Zimmerman of the Times noted Iowa might have offered a tougher game and called out the Gophers for late passes to themselves. He added Duke’s Cotton Bowl win over UCLA had no harm to Western football after the bowl showing.
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Nesota
Los Angeles
Mel Durslag
the Examiner
Gophers
Washington
Minnesota
America
Paul Zimmerman
the Times
Gopher
AAWU
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesotas
Duke
UCLA
William Penn Tigers fall to Atkins Camels 79 56
The William Penn Tigers drop their fourth game of the 1960-61 season as Atkins High School Camels of Winston-Salem win 79 to 56. Bill Connors leads Atkins with 17 points, Landingham 13, Hallams 11, while Roosevelt Robertson scores 15 and Donnie Carter 14 for Penn. Penn travels to Charlotte Friday to face Second Ward.
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Melvin Eaves JR
William Penn
Tigers
Camels
Atkins High
Winston - Salem
Penn
Bill Connors
Landingham
Hallams
Atkins
Roosevelt Robertson
Donnie Carter
Charlotte
Second Ward
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Sherry
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Jo Ann Taylor
Linda Huskins
Rita Hedricks
Junie Skeen
Skeen
Billy Dajvis
Larry Little
Buren Perry
Bob Fulp
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Robbins
Carners
Hinshaw
Spencey Rollins
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Yates
Snyder
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Omas
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Steeee
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Stone
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Murphy
Jones
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Hines
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Nson
McMahon
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Hedgecock
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Twin Bill
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Leonard
Thayer
Tuttle
Stutts
J. Kennedy
Watson
Reynolds
Burchfield
Parker
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Leggett
Baxter
G_Pallenstein Raines
Allen Jay Sheppard
Helmster
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East Et. Lilly Co
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High Point Enterprise
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Associated Press
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Hallums Iliebertoen
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Connors
Barber
McClure Evans
Durouart
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Nelson Sauber
Mitchell Weaver Landingham
Jayner Holder
Wenn Sessienbags
Penn W Atkins
Tire Exchange
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Milch
George P. Clark
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