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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1965

Page

25

Neel's 20 Foot Shot Lifts HPC Past Elon 68 67

High Point's Dale Neel banked in a 20 foot hook shot with two seconds left to edge Elon 68 67 in a Carolinas Conference battle. Branson scored 41 for Elon as HPC overcome a late Elon surge led by Branson and Atkins to remain 15 1 atop the league with an 8 1 mark.

Bill Hodges Elon College Dale Neel High Point Panthers Elon Fighting Christians Neel Jess Branson Christians Branson Joe Forte Kirk Stewart Barry Smith Forte Atkins Mark Stewart HPC Tom Quinn Larry Cheatham Ft-A Om Stewart Y Smith Joe Mills NEL

Thompson Takes 54-Hole Lead At Crosby Tournament

Rocky Thompson, rookie pro, shoots 68 to take a three under par round and the 54 hole lead with 212 total. Defending champion Tony Lema fires 79 while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus post 77s at Pebble Beach amid stormy conditions.

Jack Stevenson Pebble Beach Calif Rocky Thompson Bing Crosby Thompson Monterey Peninsula Country Club Tony Lema Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Ocean Wichita Falls Texpro Luch Harold Kneece Aiken S.C Bobby Harris Winnetka Kneece Cypress Point Harris Mon- Peninsula Terey Nicklaus Palmer Ken Venturi Bill Collins Charley Sifford Lema

Florida Rips Up Kentucky in tight finish

Florida defeated Kentucky 54 46 at halftime and kept the lead to the end as Kentucky fouled out key players. Florida used size advantage 6 9 Gary Keller and 6 10 Jeff Ramsey to slow Kentucky, while Pat Riley Terry Mobley and John Adams paced Kentucky in early fouls and Florida outscored 34 to 22 at the foul line. Kentucky's Adams fouled out with 13 minutes left and Riley Mobley followed, erasing a early five point lead.

Christians Panthers Stewart, Neel Steve Tatgenhorst Elon Richard Such Dewey Andrew Kentucky Wildcats Gary Keller Jeff Ramsey Florida Tommy Kron Pat Riley John Adams Terry Mobley Adams Riley Mobley

Tom Tuttle Still Alive In Tourney

Jim St. John of Santa Clara holds first in the National Division after winning two early games and dropping seven of the next eight in the 100000 dollar All-Star Bowling Tournament. Ted Hoffman Jr. trails by 168 pins as Dwane Martin moves within 23 points of second place. Dick Weber leads the American Division with a 283 pin cushion over Tommy Tuttle, the Rural Hall newcomer.

Philadelphia Jim St. John Santa Clara Calif St. John Harry Smith Boston Ted Hoffman Jr Plymouth Meeting Dwane Martin Wichita Kan Hoffman Dick Weber St. Louis Tommy Tuttle Rural Hall N.C Weber Tuttle Ray Bluth

Salisbury Jackets Cruise Past High Point 56 42

Salisbury built a second quarter surge to seize control and down High Point 56 42. The Yellow Jackets dominated inside, outscoring the Bison 24 5 in the second period and earning their first Central 4-A win.

Salisbury High Point Yellow Jackets Central High Gymnasium Jackets Bison Benny Phillips Enterprise Black Bison Machaeunen Tha Li Rieu wWune Eddie Dyer Robbie Myers John Nelson Steve McDowell Salts Parks Filer Cline Mike Hillard Kitchen G. P.T. Reb. P.F. TP McDowell Samuels Nelson Bradner Rhyne Cook Hudson McKenzie Kelly Younts Parker Barker Estes Bass Nhrat BI Rsn Eagle Or i Mc‘Onis Grim Alstr Meisky

Jets pay big for Namath and others fuel college draining bidding

AP reports Jets owner Sonny Werblin pays high salaries to lure top players like Joe Namath at 400000 and Jerry Rhome at 300000, suggesting colleges struggle to compete. The piece compares football and golf paydays and notes tax strategies spread bonus income to reduce tax impacts.

Associated Press NEW York (Ap Sonny Werblin New York Jets Werblin Alabama Joe Namath Notre Dame Joan

AAU Boxing Opens in High Point With 60 Bouts

The Carolinas AAU Senior Boxing Tournament starts Thursday at City Lake Gymnasium with 30 bouts and 7:30 p.m. starts. About 90 fighters from North and South Carolina are entered. Open divisions total 10 and novice divisions 10. winners advance to the National finals in Toledo, Ohio. Tickets are $5 for a three night book or $1.50 Thursday and Friday, $2 Saturday. Local boxers include Ricky Babe of Eeeey SC and High Point's Colan Austin who has recent knockout wins.

Babe Ruth United States Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Sam Snead Mark McCormack Chicago Augusta McCormack Palmer Nicklaus Gary Player South Africa Mays Mantle Scott City Lake Gymnasium High Point The Mercury Athletic Club Parks and Recreation Department Se Secrecy Pet North South Carolina Toledo Ohio Ricky Babee Eeeeey S.C Las Vegas Colan Austin Mount Holly

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