Speedy Reid wins HPGA title at Colonial with Rice runner up
Harold Reid outlasted Aaron Rice 2 up to claim the Hig Point Golf Association championship as awards night at Colonial Country Club nears. The event includes a putting tournament by Coke Trimnal and a 7 pm banquet, with Blair Park performances and Pro Am at Alamance Country Club to follow.
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Aaron Rice
CCC
Coke Trimnal
Colonial Club
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Speedy
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Richard
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Douglas
Austria
Jim Ward
Chicago
Aaron
Carolinas
Bears’ offense powers 7-0 Lenoir Rhyne season record
North State Conference stats show Lenoir Rhyne leading in total offense and passing, second in rushing, and holding third in defense. The Bears stand 7-0 while Western Carolina leads defense and Appalachian tops rushing defense. East Carolina and Guilford trail in others.
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Greensboro
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
North State
Appalachian
Apps
Conference Service Bureau
Western Carolina
East Carolina
Guilford
Rated Teams Are Tough On Foes
In NAIA rankings top teams dominate action last weekend Southern Illinois University beat Eastern Michigan 66 8 and Lenoir Rhyne defeated Georgetown of Kentucky 63 14 both 7 0 records. Southeastern Louisiana College also 7 0 edged Humboldt State California 7 0 for third. Florida A M 7 0 crushed South Carolina State 80 0 remaining in fifth. Appalachian State McNeese State and Idaho State tied for 18th.
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Georgetown
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Alabama
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Clemson
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Georgia
Florida
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
South Carolina
Fight Results From The Associated Press Boxing Card
Multiple boxing results reported by The Associated Press across venues including Sacramento Cleveland Williams and Steve Ward tally wins by knockout and decision. Notable outcomes include Paolo Rosi defeated by Joey Lopes in Sacramento and Bert Whitehurst outpointed by Art Swiden in McKeesport.
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Paolo Rosi
New York
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Tex
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George Moore
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Jesse Watson
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Art Swiden
Pittsburgh
Bert Whitehurst
London
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Gerry Menally
Yolane Pompey
Trinidad
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San Jose
Willie Morton
Angel Lopez
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Stan Harrington
Basil Campbell
Kingston
Jamaica
Frick urges joint expansion planning for baseball
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick pressed the American and National leagues to coordinate future expansion after meetings with league presidents Joe Cronin and Warren Giles. He outlined 1961 staffing for Los Angeles and Washington as new AL clubs with draft and signing privileges, while NY and Houston remain NL clubs not operating until 1962. He predicted the two new franchises would receive strong rosters from existing clubs.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Frick
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Houston
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Silver Craft and Reliable Reach City Touch Football Final
Silver Craft meets Reliable in the city title game at Harvell Park Thursday at 7 p.m. after semifinals where Silver Craft beat Radar Base 20 0 as Don Carter threw three TD passes to George Stillman Ray Bradshaw and Sett Lackey with a 6 yard score Humphrey Smith added two extra points. Reliable defeated Fisher Radio 25 0 with Jim Jarrett scoring on a five yard run Harold O Kelley added the second TD Len Delapp returned two interceptions for 21 and 22 yards and O Kelley kicked the extra point.
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Radar Base
Fisher Radio
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George Stillman
Ray Bradshaw
Sett Lackey
Humphrey Smith
Fisher
Jim Jarrett
Harold O’kelley
Len Delapp
O’kelley
National Collegiate Track Championships at Penn
The National Collegiate track and field championships will be held at the University of Pennsylvania on the 16th and 17th, officials announced today.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Panthers Struggle in Scrimmage as Duke Navy Preview Looms
In a muted HPC gym scrimmage the Panthers, using ten players, edged a junior college by eight as Coach Yow notes size matters in guarding 6-8s and urges cohesion. Across the state Duke faces Navy star Joe Bellino, while Winston-Salem pits Norman Snead against Roman Gabriel in a high profile clash.
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HPC Gymnasium
Yow
Durham
Duke
United States — Navy
Joe Bellino
Bellino
Winston-Salem
Northeast Caps 14-0 Grids Victory Over Alamance Junior High
Northeast Junior High improved to 2-3 as it shut down Southern Alamance Junior High 14-0. Marvin Brown caught a 20 yard pass from Charles Hill for the first score, Brigman added two extra points and a two yard TD run.
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Alamance
Marvin Brown
Charles Hill
Paul Brigman
Brigman
Eddie Edwards
Larry Culler
Brandon James
Fred Thomas
Ne—Brown
Hill
Brigman Run
Ne—Brigman
McKeever Undergoes Emergency Brain Surgery
USC guard Mike McKeever underwent emergency brain surgery to remove two clots after worsening headaches and a spinal tap. Doctors linked the first clot to a Oct 1 Ohio State collision. he faces recovery and possible pro play later. His twin brother Marlin, an All America end, plans a double wedding with Suzie Blackman.
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Mike McKeever
University of Southern California
Thomas Cline
USC
McKeever
Ohio State
Georgia
California
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Cedars of ‘Lebanon Hospital
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Judy Primrose
William
Marlin
Associated Press
Mike
Suzie Blackman
UCLA
Bob Bergdahl
Bears
Herb Weiner
McKeever Twins
National Hockey League Tuesday's Results
National Hockey League results show no games played Wednesday with New York at Chicago and Boston at Toronto scheduled.
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Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Claassen's Picks: Middies and Wolfpack in Big Contests
AP sports column lists Bob Zuppke memories and a broad set of college football picks. Includes Iowa over Minnesota and Ohio State over Indiana, with many matchups across major conferences and Friday and Saturday slates.
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Associated Press
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Mel West
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Joe Bellino
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Dayton
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Princeton
Harvard
Rutgers
Lafayette
Bowling Results Season Highs And Last Night's Top Scores
Season highs include high game 371 by Cecil and high series 1576 by Stene Ladee. Last night Becky Baxley posted 174 for high game and 444 for high series. Diamond Mills led team events with 573 in high game and 1703 in high team series. Harold Bullin topped a 901 series with Tip Top Office. C BE Matthew Ples-O-Laters posted a 2165 total pinfall.
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Lillie FP
Milliken
Nancy Cecil
Moose Lodge
Stene Ladee
Becky Baxley
Council of Jewish Women
Sharp Shooters
Joe Horney
Hi Pointers
Paul Welborn
Adams
Diamond Mills
Harold Bullin
C. BE. Matthew Ples-O
High Ada
Millistenee See
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Saeene Eeee
Diamond Mills Eee
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Tip Top Garage
Professional Life Insurance Service ad
Local life insurance agency at 52114 N Main with phone 882 1816 offers personal and term policies. Services include consultative planning, premium comparisons, and policy reviews for individuals and families.
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Professional Life Insurance Service
N. Main &T
Devils Tigers Lead ACC Offensive and Defensive Yards
Duke tops ACC with 4.5 yards per play and strong totals in offense and defense. Clemson leads total offense and defense while Virginia, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and NC State set pace in specific categories as ACC teams showcase versatility through seven games.
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Virginia
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Wolfpack
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South Carolina
Maryland Ieee
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Clay Is One Puy Who'll Pay His Taxes
Cassius Clay, 18, Olympic gold medalist, has signed a pro contract worth 10 000 dollars plus 4 000 a year for two years. He vows not to repeat Joe Louis tax troubles and plans to chase the world heavyweight title after defeating Tunney Hunsaker in his first pro bout.
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Cassius Clay
Joe Louis
Uncle Sam
Tunney Hunsaker
Clay
Hartack Sets Record With 43 Stakes Victories in 1957
Jockey Bill Hartack became the year’s leading rider by winning 43 stakes races in 1957, the most in a single season. His record marked a peak in the sport’s competitive era and solidified Hartack’s status among racing’s elite riders.
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