Senior Bowl Squad Members To Start Workouts Monday
Senior Bowl squad members begin arriving for workouts ahead of the next Saturday game in Mobile Alabama. North team players include Brueckman Currie Gibbons Karras Stransky Ninowski Shanley Van Pelt while the South features Phillips Thomas Brown Walker Christy King Atkins Krisher Krueger Dodd. Coaches Kuharich and Brown prepare two daily drills as rosters evolve with NFL draft prospects. The game airs on NBC at 3 p.m. EST with each winner receiving 500 dollars and losers 400.
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Hoyt Harwell
Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
Charles Brueckman
Pittsburg
Tryi Sed Dani Currie
Michigan State
Jim Gibbons
Iowa
Alex Ka
Jim van Pelt
Michigan
Ninowski
Joe
Stransky
Jim Shanley
Oregon
Mississippi
Ray Brown
Ole Miss
Texas
Currie
Karras
Frank Youse
Minnesota
Bill Krisher
Oklahoma
Charles Krueger
Texas A&m
Jimmy Dodd
Mississippi State
National Football League
Brown
Rebels
North
Kuharich
NBC
NCAA Tightens Rules for Basketball and Baseball
The NCAA Executive Committee set automatic eligibility rules for the university division basketball and baseball tournaments based on conference compliance with the freshmen rule. Automatic entry ends for conferences allowing freshmen. teams may gain at large bids if meeting standards. A new on campus summer program and athlete contracts were debated.
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Philadelphia
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
American Assn. of
Paul Pettit
Pittsburgh Pirates
NCAA
Southern
Missouri Valley
Clemson Football Schedule for 1958 ACC Foes and New Stadium
Clemson College reveals a 1958 football schedule with six ACC opponents in ten games. Virginia opens the enlarged Memorial Stadium, North Carolina visits for the first time, and Wake Forest venue undecided. Dates span September 20 to November 29 with matchups against Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, Boston College, and Furman.
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Clemson
S.C
Clemson College
Tigers
Duke
ACC
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Boston College
Furman
Frank Howard
Presbyterian
Virginia
Memorial Stadium
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
N.C
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Mayer Leads PGA Money Winners for 1957 Top 25
Kenalyta Charlotte January 4 The PGA’s official money list for 1957 shows Dick Mayer atop with 65835 dollars while Walt Burke ranks 25th with 10773.75. The full list includes Julius Boros at 31st with 9321.19 and Ted Kroll down to 87th with 1162, with many veteran names and notable declines from peak years.
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Kenalyta Charlotte
Assn. of America
Dick Mayer
Walt Burke T
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
Tommy Bolt
Durham
Frank Stranahan
Pinehurst
ston-Salem
Ted Kroll
May Circus
May Co
Ben Hogan
Johnny Bulla
Greensboro
Byron Nelson
Wilmington
Coghill
Gene Coghill
New York
Danville
Winston-Salem
Ernie Boros
Southern Pines
Aubrey Apple
Skip
Dandy
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Carmen
PGA
North Carolina high school playoffs net $4064.45 in 1957 profits
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association reported a total net of 4064.45 from five championship football playoff games last November, the smallest in five years. The Class AAA Salisbury playoff drew about 5000 in rain and netted 1934.13 on a 4157 gate, while Elizabeth City and Edenton titles yielded smaller nets.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina High School Athletic Assn
Association
Salisbury
Fayetteville
Elizabeth City
Myers Park
Charlotte
Edenton
Mebane
Clarkton
Aberdeen
Morehead City
Mount Holly
Tarboro
Bessemer City
Hickory
1917 UNC Basketball Team Reunion at Chapel Hill
The 1917 North Carolina basketball squad returns for a reunion at Chapel Hill. A team photo shows insets of Bryce Little William R Cuthberson and Simpson Bobo Tanner while the full roster is listed with players Lewis McDuffie Charles Tennent Carlyle Shepard Geo Tennent Sidney Perry Elliott Grandin Luther Hodges Beemer Harrell Peter Lynch Gwynn Frank Kendrick and coach Howell Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Bynum Gymnasium
Bryce Little
William R. Cuthberson
Simpson Bobo Tanner
Ceased
Lewis R. McDuffie
Charles G. Tennent
F. Carlyle Shepard
Geo Raby Tennent
Sidney Curtis Perry
Elliott C. Grandin
Luther Hartwell Hodges
Beemer Harrell
Howell B. Peacock
Peter F. Lynch
J. Minor Gwynn
Frank E. Kendrick
National
Elliott Culver Grandin
Titusville
Grason Corp
Charlotte
City Savings Banks
John Minor Gwynn
UNC
Seattle
Wash
George Raby Tennent
Hopewell
Columbus
Todd
Vintage UNC 1917 basketball stars to reunite in Chapel Hill
Surviving members of the 1917 UNC basketball team plan a reunion in Chapel Hill and Raleigh on Jan 8 and 9. Gov. Luther Hodges will host and attend events, with players coming from across the nation including Georgia, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Washington. Eleven of fourteen squad members are living and will join coaches, wives, and notable alumni for games and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ivey
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Luther H. Hodges
Woollen Gymnasium
Gov. Hodges
Governor's Mansion
Rotary International
F. Carlyle Shepard
General College
Carolina Inn
Howell B. Peacock
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Charles G. Tennent
Asheville
Rotary Inter
Hoop Band Wins Robert E. Lee Handicap at Tropical Park
Ada L. Rice's Hoop Band won the $23,400 Robert E. Lee Handicap at Tropical Park Miami on January 4. The colt ran one mile and a sixteenth in 1 42 1-5, defeating Frank C. Rand's St Amour by a length with Mrs. J A Leone's Rockcastle a length and a half back in third.
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Hoop Band
Miami
Fla
Ada L. Rice
Tropical Park
Frank C. Rand
St. Amour
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Chicago
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