Don Petree Bowler of the Month in High Point rings
Don Petree, 25, married to Martha Hughes of Route 2 Trinity, earns Bowler of the Month for Burlington Throwing No. 1 in the Industrial League. He rose from a 173 last year to 188 this month, posting a 683 set and a 263 game, while ranking No. 6 among High Point top ten bowlers and holding a 16-pin lead over the next bowler.
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Don Petree
Don
Martha Hughes
Trinity
Burlington
High Point
Timmy Brown duplicates kickoff returns for two touchdowns
Timmy Brown became the first repeat National Football League Offensive Player of the Week this season by returning two kickoffs for touchdowns of 93 and 90 yards. His scores helped the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Dallas Cowboys 24 to 23 in a key game. Brown detailed his plan to exploit a favored kick return side and breakaway runs.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Timmy Brown
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Green Bay Packers
van Brocklin
Owever
Brown
Vikings
Packers
Timmy
Mike Johnson
Warren Livingston
Obart Logan
Livingston
Bowling League Standings And Top Scores From Last Night
Summary of multiple leagues with top performances. High ind notes include Charles Ruddock 214 and 573, Ken Holland and Frances 846 189, and Evelyn Leach 24 221. Team leaders span Rudy's Raiders WHPE Fury's Great Ones and Earnhardt Jones with various high games and sets, plus league leaders and second places across several clubs.
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Swartzberg’s
Rudy
Civitan
Clyde Patton
Bantam and Jr
Bantams
Sandy Sikes
Russell Levern
Sandy
Russell
Fury
Alley Surfers
Zanks
Brown
Eddie Craven
Steve Neighbors
Charles Ruddock
Rudy's Raiders
Swartzberg
High Ind
Ken Holland
Frances
Everett Sheldon
Ruby Black
Whpeee
WHPE
Jean Or
Larry Hine
Ann Clayton
Robert Reynolds
Earnhardt-Jones
Clayton-Lohr
Vail
Evelyn Leach
Ralph S
Barbera ‘Kinley
Iph
Evelyn & A Leach
George
Miriam
Ralph
Gerri
Johnny Collins
Evelyn
Jean Garner
Steve Nabors
Vivian Evans
Ed Craven
Panthers Ninth In State Meet
High Point College finished ninth in the North Carolina state varsity cross country meet. Carolina won with 37 points, HPC totaled 263. Top HPC finisher Doug Fryer placed 42nd among 85. Also scoring were Dave Schultz 49, Walt Cragg 40, Richard Smith 53, Rodney Briggs 69. Freshman Criswell placed 15th in 2.5 miles.
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Raleigh
High Point College
North Carolina
Carolina
Panthers
HPC
Doug Fryer
Dave Schultz
Walt Cragg
Richard Smith
Rodney Briggs
High Point
Criswell
Darrtown Waits a Lonely Town Without Smokey
Darrtown Ohio residents miss Smokey Alston and family as the annual fall church supper proceeds without them. Guests savor chicken and dressing, pies, and coffee while watching Dodgers bound for Japan via Wide World of Sports.
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Dave Burgin
Darrtown
Ohio
NEA
Darrtown Methodist Church
Addie Butler
Ernest Miller
Granville Wills
Albert Mitherley
Nelle Davis
Oxford
Miami University
Japan
Wide World of Sports
Harry
Dodie
Alston
Smokey
Cherry
Apple Streets
Gilson Wright
Miami
Amy
Dorothy
Cliff Alexander
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Grandpa Alston
Smok
Grandpa
Elda Jewell
Sneers Fade as Dial-a-Quote Coaches Speak Plain
A writer abandons a plan for a book on coaches sayings after discovering dial-a-quote from Ara Parseghian and Pete Elliott. He cites three coach speaking types overstaters understaters and the obvious with many clichés. He now considers a new book, The Silly Questions People Ask Football Coaches.
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Dave Burgin
New York
NEA
Art Linkletter
Ara Parseghian
Pete Elliot
John Yovisin
Harvard
Andy Robustelli
Brooklyn Dodgers
Richmond
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Michigan State
Bill Elias
Navy
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Mallory Grabs Southern Defensive Honor for WVU
West Virginia defensive back Mallory earned the Southern Conference defensive player of the week for the 35-0 win over The Citadel. The 20-year-old junior from Summit, New Jersey, had an 88-yard punt return for a score and a fourth quarter interception return for his second TD, with coach Jim Carlen praising him as one of the nation’s best. Richmond’s Bruce Soderstrom was runner-up for the honor after key tackles in a 24-14 win over Furman.
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Richmond
West Virginia
John Mallory
Mountaineers
Citadel
Mallory
Red Parker
WVU
Summit
N.J
Jim Carlen
Bruce Soderstro
Eastville
Soderstrom
Spiders
Furman
Palmer condemns extremely long golf courses as ridiculous
Arnold Palmer criticizes golf course design in Golf Magazine saying courses have grown too long and lack versatility. He urges preservation of interesting short par threes and notes water hazards often punish good shots without rewarding skill. He worries architects target pros and strong club players over the average golfer.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Golf Magazine
Palmer
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