Elon Christians Triumph In Homecoming Victory At Burlington
Elon Christians blast High Point Panthers 21 to 6 at Memorial Stadium in Burlington before 3 500 fans. Key scoring drives in first and second periods followed by a late third quarter score. Carroll Reid adds all three placements as the Panthers’ lone points come on a missed kick.
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Richard Morris
Burlington Memorial Stadium
Burlington
Elon
Fighting Christians
Memorial Stadium
High Point
Panthers
Carroll Reid
Albert
Face
Bill Barger
Archie Brigman
Barger
Frank von Drehle
Pete Marshburn
Brigman
Angardi
Biangardi
Reid
Max Morgan
Pave Cheadle
C. K. Siler
Tommy McGhee
Bill Lloyd
von Drehle
Jim Fisher
Evans
High Point and Greensboro Play Drawn Gridiron Duel
In Greensboro the High Point Panthers and Greensboro Bison drew 6 0 after a tense game in front of a Gate City crowd exceeding 7 000 with a late pass interference call negated at the nine yard line. Reynolds, Burlington, Salisbury and Burlington’s Stan Huffman helped steer Western Conference results.
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High Point
Gate City
Bison
Jerry Paschal
Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Charlotte Central
Wildcat
Burlington
Salisbury
Bulldogs
Stan Huffman
Kayo
Albemarle
Concord
Rium Springs
N. Wilkesboro
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Hanes
Asheboro
Jamestown
Madison
Lexington
Mooresville
Central
Charlotte
Statesville
Spencer
Wilmington
Durham
Whirlie Double Stripes
Mickey
Paschal
Jim Jarrett
Larry Rhodes
Bobby Joe Mickey
College football scores roundup from Associated Press
Villanova defeated Georgetown 29 to 14 while Miami topped Detroit 27 to 6. The Citadel beat Presbyterian 27 to 7 and Los Angeles Loyola downed Hardin Simmons 39 to 385. Several other games featured notable results across colleges and high schools.
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Associated Press
Villanova
Georgetown
Miami
Fla
Detroit
the Citadel
Presbyterian
Los Angeles
Loyola
Hardin- Simmons
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Univ
John Carroll
Case
Newport News
Bridgewater
Wofford
Northeastern
Okla
South Carolina State
Morris Brown
San Jose State
Cal Polytech
Alma
Kalamazoo
Central Michigan
Michigan Normal
Minnesota
Minnesota Duluth
Little Rock JC
College Ozarks
Snead Wins North and South Open by Six Strokes
Sam Snead, 37, White Sulphur Springs, W Va, roars to a six stroke victory at Pinehurst No 2 finishing 274 fourteen under par. Johnny Bulla second with 280, Cary Middlecoff third at 286. Heafner 286 and two other players in top ten share prize money. Low amateur honors go to Skee Riegel.
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Gentry
Saimmy Snead
Balding
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Pinehurst Country Club
Ben Hogan
Bulla
Johnny Bulla
Pittsburgh
Southern Pines
N. C
King Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Ormond Beach
Fla
Snead
Middlecoff
Greensboro
Capital City
Heafner
Clayton Heafner
Dick Mayer
West Palm Beach
Ted Kroll
Philmont
Jack Burke
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Johnny Palmer
Badin
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Ill
Arthur Doering
Charlottesville
R. H
Skee) Riegel
Tulsa
Okla
Julius Boros
Hartford
Football Judgment Day Set In Southern Loop
The Southern Conference title picture centers on Duke and North Carolina as they face Wake Forest and William and Mary respectively while Maryland, fresh from a 14 to 7 setback to Michigan State, plays George Washington. Old Liners seek a 4 0 loop mark with a win over Maryland. Virginia Tech, Lynchburg, and VMI also play, and Richmond visits N C State in the nightcap. Non league sees Boston College at Clemson and South Carolina at Marquette as The Citadel’s Bulldogs beat Presbyterian 27 to 7 behind Jack Chandler and Joe Shahid.
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Blue Devils
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Maryland
Dukes
Navy
Wake Forest
Williamsburg
Virginia
William and Mary's
Michigan State
George Washington
College Park
Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech
Lynchburg
Davidson
Virginia Military Institute
University of Richmond
North Carolina State
Boston College
Clemson
South Carolina
Marquette
Citadel
Bulldogs
Presbyterian
Jack Chandler
Joe Shahid
Furman
Changes Announced In Allen Jay State Schedule Revisions
Allen Jay football revisions announced by principal A. D. ly. The Jay Birds, winners in five of seven, have three games left. They play Rankin at James Town Stadium Thursday night November 10, then Gibsonville at Richland Park Thursday November 17, and Liberty away November 22 in an afternoon game.
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Fulks Sparks Warriors Past Bombers With 32 Points
Joe Fulks scored 32 points to lift the Philadelphia Warriors to a 79-58 victory over the previously unbeaten St. Louis Bombers in a National Basketball Association game in Philadelphia. Fulks is one of pro basketball's top scorers and continued strong form.
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New York
Joe Fulks
Philadelphia Warriors
St. Louis Bombers
Quaker City
Wolfpack Favored By Two Touchdowns Over Richmond
North Carolina State Wolfpack, 2 TD favorites, meets Richmond Spiders at Riddick Stadium. Richmond counts on passing ace Cotton Billingsley and Ralph Farris, plus Bill Hensley and Ed Mooney to carry the attack as NC State seeks a much needed win after a 1-5 start.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Richmond
Spiders
Riddick Stadium
Cotton Billingsley
Ralph Farris
Farris
Bill Hensley
Sta
Ed Mooney
Ogden Smith
Bill Thompson
Jim O'Rourke
Fights Last Night Odds and Outpoints Across Cities
Seattle’s Jack Flood outpointed Tony Bosnich in Seattle while Tommy Campbell defeated Harold Jones in Rock Island. Soenny Boy West beat Alfredo Prada in Washington with all fights ending in 10 round decisions.
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Jack Flood
Tony Bosnich
San Francisco
Chicago
Tommy Campbell
Rock Island
Harold “Baby Face” Jones
Detroit
Washington
D. C
Soenny Boy West
Alfredo Prada
Argentina
Bosnich Loses Light Heavyweight Title Bid to Flood
Seattle Nov 5 Tony Bosnich a 191 pound San Francisco fighter was bounced from the heavyweight title picture after a unanimous 10 round decision by Jack Flood 192 Seattle Bosnich had pushed for a title shot at Ezzard Charles with a December crown bout planned in the horizon
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Tony Bosnich
San Franciscan
Jack Flood
Bosnich
Ezzard Charles
National Boxing Association
Last Minute High Point Drive Almost Nets Upset
Greensboro High Point game ends 6-0 as Attayek breaks loose for the only touchdown. Attayek shines for the Whirlies while Paschal and Mickey spark a late Bison push that falls short, leaving Greensboro with the victory and a 2-3 conference mark.
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Le—Brown
Leonard
Mann
Eller
O'Neal
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LeGwinn
Johnson
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Siler
Blackwell
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Hale
Chamblee
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Harrelsom
Enochs
Leary
Weatherford
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Burton
Nance
Wood
Bragg
Laws
Farmer
Paschal
Craig
Mickey
Alfred
D. Brown
Lane
Jarrett
Bryant
Attayek
Eagles Play L A In Pro Headliner
Sixteen major league pro football teams were scheduled to play Saturday with the headline game Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia. The Rams carried a 6-0 record into Shibe Park while the Eagles led the eastern division with five wins and one loss.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Eagles
Rams
Cchampions
Gonzales Knocks Off Kramer To Even Tour Record
Pancho Gonzales, 21, from Los Angeles, broke Jack Kramer’s three match winning streak with a 6-2 6-2 victory in Cleveland. The cross country exhibition tour stands 4-2 in Kramer’s favor after the win, as Kramer showed erratic play while Gonzales held steady and twice broke service.
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UPI
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Jack Kramer
Gonzales
Kramer
Cleveland
Catawba Ready for Louisville in Intersectional Clash
Salisbury November 5 The Catawba Indians host the University of Louisville in a high scoring 8 p.m. intersectional game. Louisville arrives by plane and bus from Louisville and seeks a win to extend a strong season. Three key Braves sidelined by injuries.
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Catawba College Indians
University of Louisville
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Cardinals
Braves
Clemson
Catawba
University of Akron
Bob Spangler
Indians
Jim Goodman
Bob Fesperman
Fred Fisher
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Leon Siler
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