Bison Face Reynolds In Final Fall Clash
High Point High School's Black Bison prepared for their last football game of the season a Western Conference matchup with Reynolds of Winston-Salem. The team showed confidence after a strong season surge and is favored to win the Friday night contest.
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William and Mary coach hails UNC stars after loss
Rube McCray praised Vito Ragazzo and Art Weiner as the conference's best. He said Charlie Justice is tough and Carolina will score against Notre Dame, while noting Justice's ankle has limited practice and that his team competed hard against UNC.
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Ragazzo Extends Lead In Southern Conference Scoring Parade
William and Mary star Vito Ragazzo pushed his season total to 72 points after his twelfth TD, widening the gap on Al Dugoff of George Washington. Duke’s Mounie and Cox trailed as Duke suffered a 27-7 loss to Wake Forest and Wake’s win altered ACC title implications.
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Local Golfers Trim Winston By 52 To 38
High Point Blair Park golf team defeated Reynolds Park Winston-Salem 52 to 38 on Blair Park course led by Bud Kivett and Marvin Boggs. Kivett shot 72 one under par as Fleenor carded 71 to lead Winston. Complete results list ten foursomes with multiple 7 to 2 and 6 to 3 margins.
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Bill Bennett
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Buck Adams
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Bill Tucker
Frank Faircloth
Willard Wilson
Esker Amos
David
Wake Forest Coach to Attend High Point Touchdown Club Meet
Wake Forest athletic director Jim Weaver is expected at the High Point Touchdown Club gathering at the Sheraton Hotel tonight at eight. Program chairman Wilbur Groome says Weaver may bring photos from the Wake Forest-Clemson game, which the Deacons won 85 to 21, with door prizes and the Pick The Winners contest. If Weaver cannot attend, an alternate program will be arranged.
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Wake Forest College
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Weaver
Tri-State Makeup Keeps Eight Clubs Next Season
Florence and Sumter will remain in the Tri State League based in Knoxville Tennessee. The Class B circuit will operate with the same eight clubs next season. The decision came at a meeting of league directors in Knoxville.
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Three hot bowl contenders emerge in topsy turvy season
Oklahoma and California look likeliest to repeat in Sugar and Rose Bowls while RiceOwls stand out in the Southwest race for Cotton Bowl host. The AP top ten shows Notre Dame Army Cornell and Michigan State limiting bowls with several teams still in the hunt.
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Bound For Roses
Rex Mays Killed In California Auto Race
Rex Mays, famed speed king, died on the 18th lap of a 100 mile AAA race at Del Mar California. The crash involved Johnny Parsons and threw Mays from his car, killing him on the spot as the field continued. Davies won the race. Mays was 34 or 36 and a former AAA National champion with Indy 500 entries.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Los Angeles
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Dave Bone
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Youthful Gridder Dies of Injuries in Pennsylvania
A 17 year old Hanover Township high school football quarterback Joseph L. Gajewski Jr died from a skull fracture after a tackle by Newport Township players. He scored three touchdowns in the game, which Hanover Township won 26 20.
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Joseph L. Gajewski
Newport Township
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Township
Mills to defend light heavyweight title in London
World champion Fred Mills will fight Joey Maxim of Cleveland in London on January 24 at Earls Court Stadium in a 15 round defense. Maxim is regarded as the top American light heavyweight after defeating Gus Lesnevich last May, who had held the title before Mills since July last year.
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Boston University Terriers Triumph 28-7 Over Temple
The undefeated Boston University Terriers beat Temple 28 to 7 to extend their season to six wins. Quarterback led the offense while the defense contained Temple’s scoring attempts throughout.
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Panthers Face Injury Woes Before Eastern Carolina Clash
High Point College prepares to play Eastern Carolina Teachers College with a depleted lineup. Coach Ralph James admits lack of ready players as several starters and key reserves are sidelined by injuries. Only quarterback Frank Von Drehle appears set to start among ball carriers. multiple linemen and backs are benched or hurt, making a win look unlikely.
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Saturday grid stars shine as top players lead upsets
Army, Fordham 35 0. Galiffa four TD passes Cain three rushing scores. Williams Rice 14 0 Arkansas with five receptions. Zastrow Navy two TD passes. Justice N Carolina 75 yard TD and 21 yard pass. Michels Virginia 123 yards passing and one TD. Davison Princeton two long TD runs. Zastrow also in Notre Dame win. Heinrich Washington 28 27 over Oregon. Hunsinger Florida 174 rushing yards and three TDs in 28 7 win over Georgia.
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All-City Fall Handicap Golf Tourney Opens at Blair Park
The City Recreation Department announces the first All-City Fall Handicap Golf Tourney will begin Friday November 11 at Blair Park. Three days of qualifying precede match play with prizes for winners. High Winters players eligible. those without a handicap must submit scores.
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Fulks Powers On Court in Syracuse Loss
Joe Fulks remained pro basketball's top scorer as his Philadelphia Warriors fell 82-72 to Syracuse. He totaled 26 points with nine field goals and eight fouls, while Dolph Schayes and Alex Hannum led Syracuse’s versatile attack in moving the team atop the eastern division.
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