Light The Way Show Results Fifth-Title Winner at Raleigh Event
Light The Way is the 5 gaited winner in Raleigh, owned and ridden by Mrs. W H C Fuller. The event lists numerous classes with riders from Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro Tryon and more, including medals in Saddle Seat and Hunter Seat, conformation and working hunters, and several pony and roadster stakes with top finishers from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. C. Fuller
Raleigh
Carmen Woods
Miami
Nancy Philbrick
Winston-Salem
Susan Gray
Eric George
Charlotte
Lynn Boyce
Greensboro
Bill Seabrook
U.S
Betty Reynolds
Tryon
Carol Coffin
Southern Pines
Jane Loewenstein
Laura Loewenstein
Carolyn Carter
Linda Liang
Foxey
Joan Boyce
Stardust
Claire Boyce
Hunter Hype
First Fiddle
John Pettibone
Middleburg
Shelley Warren
Johnny Blue
Mr. Buddy
Fairway Farm Stables
Bit O Gold
Fair Greensboro
Way Farms
Hapgood
John Petiion
Beauregard
Nathan Ayers
Sedgefield
Betsy Farris
Mauta Mia
Saxon Woods Farm
Silver Miner
Cannon
Greenville
Courageous Doctor
Mighty Stonewall
Ronnie Butler
Sporty Abe
Roddy Howell
Seaboard
Air Dome
Lakelawn Farms
Ed Daniels
Black House Farm
O. C. Carmichael
Reynolds & Lattimore
Jenny Pleasants
Winston
Louise Rainer
Larry Moore
Wilson
Grace Moore
Top Hat
Roy Brooks
Martinsville
Margie Panner
Bobo
Son
Robert Bowles
Martinsville, Va
Working Hunter
Boldome
Ripsnorter
Mary Swan Spracue
Savannah
Ann Dale Gabriel
Duke of Paeonian
Sherris
Paul Jones
Jeff Jones
Sherri Jones
Crebilly
Margaret Owen
Gray Stone Lady
T. D. Frith
Blacksburg
Grand Masterpiece
Garnett Davis
Max Meadows
Jimmy Robertson
Kay McKay
Joe Bales
Thomasville
A. Bobo
Cherry Rex
B. E. Chandler
Sam Garwood
Smokey Son
Ernest Bowers
Anacacho’s
Billy Mair
Stonewall Syhphony
Dr. L. McLeod
Harriet McLeod
Vici Fly
Dickie Davis
Prince Cardinal
Hugh Winslow
D. C
Jimmy Norris
Roadmaster
W. S. Gaddy
North Wilkesboro
Darn’s
Horace Lietzsey
Rock Western Parade
Flash
F. D. Brookford
Asheboro
Honeycun
R. Leo
Jamestown
Rader
Malcolm Humbee
Betty Pat ‘Thomas
R. W. Carter
Bridlespur Farm
Keswick
J. D. McIntyre
Passine Reward
Jeannie Pleasants
Winston - Salem
Leatherwood Best
Meredith College
Gypsy Jean
Emily Welch
Nawhbeck
Firefly
Parker Real Estate
Gene Parker
Penny Petite
Renny Carter
Johnny Irons
Mrs. N. Lavery
Ridan
Tom Lavery
Proud
Dandra Walzer
C. A. Bobo
Midnight Mike
Joe Gibbs
Midnight Darkmelody
Delk Thomasville
Calhoun Edges Elias Gilbert In 120 Yard High Hurdles
Olympic champion Lee Calhoun narrowly beat Elias Gilbert in a Raleigh AAU meet duel as Calhoun tied Gilbert’s 13.7 seconds record for the 120 yard highs. Winston-Salem Teachers College won the meet with 52 points, while polls show Duke NC College third and multiple records fell in pole vault half mile and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Hart
Raleigh
Lee Calhoun
Elias Gilbert
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Calhoun
North Carolina College
Gilbert
Winston-Salem
Duke Athletic Assn
Camp Lejeune
Winston Salem
Star
Harscale
Coliseum
Los Angeles
Earl Poucher
Camane
Eakins Captures Main Event in Lexington YMCA Card
Ike Eakins won the nightcap by pinning an injured Cyclone Anaya after a body slam. Eakins took the first fall with an atomic drop, Anaya won the second with dropkicks. Duke Keomuka beat Pat O'Hara in the second fall with a drop. Wright and Jack O'Reily defeated Bobby Christy and Jerry Christy in the tag opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ike Eakins
Cyclone Anaya
Lexington Ymca
Eakins
Anaya
Duke Keomuka
Pat O'Hara
A Wright
Jack O’reily
Bobby
Jerry Christy
U S Team Dominates Walker Cup at Muirfield
Ward Wettlaufer and Jackie Nicklaus led the United States to a 9 3 victory over Britain at Muirfield. Wettlaufer fired a 69 and won 6 5 while Nicklaus swept his match 5 4. Deane Beman also contributed a 9 8 rout as the U S overwhelmed the British in the Friday blue ribbon matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Slappey
Associated Press
Muirfield
Scotland
Ward Wettlaufer
Jackie Nicklaus
Deane Beman
U.S
Wettlaufer
Nicklaus
Boman
Ward
Wolstenholme Jon
Dyest
Lunt
Leither
Smith
Coe
Carr
Dublin
Patton
Jack
North Carolina
Harvie Ward
Francisco
Bill Hyndman III
Alex Shepperson
Abington
Aaron
America
Amaateur
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Muirfield Links
Joe Carr
Ireland
Charlie Coe
Sone O
Hamilton College
Buffalo
N. Y
Michael Lunt
Columbus
Ohio
Dick Smith
Beman
Silver Spring
Mi~ Ward
Guy Wolstenholme
Hyndman
Doug Sewell
Ronald Carnegie
Vane BremmmieBe Meeemomes Af Aion
Joe Bales Entries Win Four Light The Way Tops Show
Light The Way a 7 year old gelding claimed the King Christian Challenge Cup closing the two day Sedgefield Horse Show. Sundown S owned by Joe Bales of Thomasville won the Championship Walking Horse Stakes. The Bales family swept walking honors with four first prizes from four entries. Capacity crowd of 2500 witnessed the finale. Horse show pictures on page 5-D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Bales
Bob Welborn Wins Rag-Top 100-Miler at Columbia Speedway
Greensboro native Bob Welborn driving a 1957 Chevrolet won the 100 mile convertible race at Columbia Speedway. He overtook Joe Weatherly of Norfolk on the final lap after Weatherly’s Thunderbird broke. Weatherly finished third with Larry Frank of Angier second in the $4,200 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
N.C
Columbia Speedway
Welborn
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Weatherly
Larry Frank
Angier
Snead shoots 59 in Sam Snead Festival round
Sam Snead carded nine birdies and an eagle for 59 in the third round at White Sulphur Springs. The 47 year old leader sits 14 under par with a 196 total, eight strokes ahead of Dutch Harrison as the $10,000 event heads to the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Associated Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
United States
Snead
Earl Fry
Alameda
California
Dallas
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Ing Snead
Harrison
Oklahoma Sooners Dominate Orange Bowl Contract Talks
In Miami, officials say there was no disagreement between Big Eight and Orange Bowl representatives after a private huddle. Conference leaders, including Sam Snead and Sam Gowchak, discussed contract terms as negotiations likely resume before the 1961 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Okla
Reeves Peters
Terinly
Noggin Ha
Miami
Fla
University of Oklahoma
Racuse
Sam Snead
Troeine
Icc
Wee
Mike
SEC
Sac Caensece Bee Dee Bors
Lievardas
Vann C., Krussrow
Bill Derg
Oes Eseeseenses
Jancsa
Ward
The
Orange
Dick Metz
Didbasheassecsed
Gary Mit Iis
I Soulta
Vossvesoneanes Matibes
Wit Ig
Frank Boynton
Sam Snead Sets 59 in Golf Festival Third Round
Sam Snead posted a 59 for the third round at the White Sulphur Springs golf festival in West Virginia. The scorecard shows a record 59 with rounds listed as Out 434 444 444 and In 344 435 534, ending 70 for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
Greensboro to Host State Cage Tilt
The December 16 basketball game between N. C. State and Villanova will be played in Greensboro at the new 9,100 seat coliseum. Villanova athletic director Francis X. Reagan confirmed the contract for the game here, originally set for Philadelphia Palestra as part of a doubleheader, making it Villanova’s home game in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Tigers Battle With Clemson To Clinch ACC Final
Clemson's Harold Stowe delivered 12 strikeouts as Wake Forest lost 4-2 at Finch Field. Plemmons yielded three unearned runs due to errors, while Clemson benefits from late miscues and tight pitching. Wake Forest faces UNC in Gastonia for the ACC title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cline
Clemson Tiger
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Finch Field
Cline
Tigers
Deacs
Clemson
UNC
Gastonia
Bob Hoffman
Wake Forest
Harold Stowe
ACC
Stowe
Deans
Bob Plemmons
Bailey Hendley
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Wake Forest Beats Clemson In Late Rally For 4 1 Victory
Wake Forest escalates in the ninth with a walk and hits to overcome Clemson 4 to 1. Brown, Barr and Deberry factor with key hits while Hendley earns the win and Plemmons records the save as Clemson fails to push across runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Clemson
Franklin
Cline
Bagwell
Skinner
Hoffman
Tyner
Debrry
Brown
Cordone
Resone
Gee
Hendley
Forte
Burnett
Barr
Suggs
Plemmons
Deberry
Pimmons
Line
Hendley Prittine
Stowe
Bullard
U—Beck
Bellow
Joe Mills
Hillsdale Wins Los Angeles Handicap at Hollywood Park
Hillsdale the Indiana favorite returned to racing with a smashing victory in the Los Angeles Handicap at Hollywood Park. Jockey Tommy Barrow drove the 4 year old to the lead in the stretch and won by about two lengths before a crowd of 45,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Hillsdale
Indiana
Los Angeles
Hollywood Park
Tommy Barrow
Littler Leads After 54 Holes In Hot Springs Open
Gene Littler of Singing Hills California holds a four stroke lead at 200 after 54 holes in Hot Springs Open Golf with rounds of 67 60 64. George Bayer slips to 202 in second place while Art Wall Jr. 207 and Jim Ferree 204 continue chase. Littler cites improved putting including a 6-foot bar on 15 as key move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs, Ark
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Big George Bayer
Bayer
A . Littler
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Wall
Jim Ferree
Crystal River
Fla
Royal Orbit Captures 1964 Preakness In Thriller
Royal Orbit surged from the pack on the final turn to win the 1964 Preakness Stakes by four lengths over Sword Dancer in front of 31,506 at Pimlico. First Landing finished ninth as Sword Dancer ran second and L. G. Robinson's Marauder set the early pace. Trainer Reggie Cornell celebrated his greatest triumph as Royal Orbit paid 15.20 5.80 4.20 with Dance third and Marauder fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chandler
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Royal Orbit
First Landing
Golden State of California
Tomy Lee
Pacific Slopes
Sword Dancer
Maryland
Willie Harmatz
Pimlico
Eddie Arcaro
Claiborne Farm
Dance
L. G. Robinson
Marauder
Helena Braunstein
New York
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jacques Braunstein
Calumet Farm
Matuels
Nashua
Reggie Cornell
Cornell
Silky Sullivan
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Eakins Cops
Manurauie Volpany
Naur Burgh
Muirfield Course
Bob Welborn Cops Rag
Opechese
Alamance
Snead Fires Fantastic
Sam
High Point Enterprise
Carolina
Jay Franklin
Bobby Brown
Charlie Forte
Butch Coker
Clemmons
Trou
Larry Bagwell
Billy Barr
Deacon
Yeenant
Wake
Se’ Eareette
John Ty Tyner
Buster Ledford
Die Suggs
Wakes
Coker
L.A
Preakness
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