Bowman Gray Stadium row erupts over gate keeper pomp and abuse
A disturbing account from Winston Salem recounts a clash at Bowman Gray Stadium where gate keeper Yow vented profanity and insult toward football broadcasters and officials. The piece attacks stadium management for permitting hostile conduct and cites anger toward Reynolds and Joyner while calling for better oversight.
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Panthers Prep For Wofford In Tough Week
High Point College coach Tex Smith braces for a hard test as the Panthers prepare for Wofford. The team reviews film of the ECU game while aiming to slow a single wing Terriers offense and tighten defense in two days of controlled scrimmage.
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Records Fall Like Tenpins On Gridiron
Across college games on Saturday several records tumbled led by Drake's Johnny Bright and Iowa State, with Brett rushing for 229 yards in a 35-21 win. Notre Dame's Bob Williams set two marks in beating Pitt, while Nebraska's Reynolds posted big six and seven rushing records in a 49-? triumph over Kansas State.
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Race for Southern scoring crown tightens with five atop
In Richmond, five players share top scoring honors in the Southern conference with 48 or 49 points. Fred Cone of Clemson and Walt Michaels of Washington and Lee lead at 49, followed by three on 48. The week featured Clemson 35-14 over Boston College and Washington and Lee 32-0 vs Delaware amid a slate of regional results.
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Clemson Faces Possible Second Gator Bowl Bid
Gator Bowl officials expect Clemson to gain a second New Year’s Day appearance in Jacksonville. Clemson beat Missouri 24 23 in 1949, while a tie with South Carolina 14 14 looms. Furman and Auburn remain on the schedule as gate potential drives selection.
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Asheville Golf Course on Block Auctioned for December 14
Asheville city officials vote to auction the eighteen hole municipal course and clubhouse on December 14 after accepting a $60 000 offer for the 116 acre tract. The project has run at a yearly loss averaging about 5000 dollars.
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Goggin Captures Savannah Open Golf Championship
Willie Goggin of White Plains New York won the Savannah open with a final 69 for a 280 total and $10 000 prize. Tommy Bolt Durham North Carolina finished second at 282 taking $1 400 and Jim Ferrier San Francisco third with 283 worth $1 000. Milon Marusic Albany New York finished fourth with 285 earning $800 and Hobart Manley Savannah was low amateur with 294 one stroke ahead of Dick Chapman Pinehurst North Carolina and Jack Do Coyle Springfield.
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Wadiak Targets Revenge as South Carolina Hosts UNC
In Columbia a showdown with North Carolina looms as Steve Wadiak seeks to extend his bid for the rushing title and All-America honors. Bishop Strickland sparks Carolina while UNC recovers from past stars. Rex Enright aims for a high turnout and a decisive victory before a capacity crowd.
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NFL Tied Up In Snarled Flag Race
With one month left in the season six teams contest the top spots in the NFL. Rams lead the National group after beating the Yanks at Yankee Stadium while the Bears beat the Yanks in Chicago. Browns, Giants, and Philadelphia also post key wins as standings tighten across divisions.
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Reynolds Becomes College Football Scoring Leader
Reynolds surged to the 1950 point mark after Nebraska's 49 21 rout of Kansas State. He piled 151 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns with 18 conversions through seven games, eyeing two remaining games near season end. Johnny Bright surpassed yardage record, finishing Drake’s season with 2400 yards.
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Bierman Resigns as Minnesota Football Coach
Bernie Bierman announced at a news conference he will step down as head football coach of the University of Minnesota at the end of the year. Athletic Director Ike Armstrong said Bierman could stay in the athletic department in any capacity and praised his national championship record.
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Is Boudreau Coming Bill Meyer Faces Rickey at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Nov 13 Bill Meyer 57 learns his fate in a Forbes Field meeting with Branch Rickey new Pirates front office head Speculation points to Lou Boudreau replacing Meyer with Billy Herman era echoes noted as outcome unlikely to spare Meyer.
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Maryland Favored In Southern Conference Cross Country
RALEIGH Nov 13 Maryland's squad is favored to defend its title in the Southern Conference cross country meet at NC State. About 85 runners from 10 schools race four miles starting 11 a m. Maryland seeks to repeat as individual winner with Bob Palmer last year while contenders include Clyde Garrison NC State Russ Thoburn West Virginia and Tom Stockton Davidson.
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Goggin Wins Savannah Open In Final Round
Willie Goggin of White Plains New York shot three under par 69 in the final round to win the Savannah Open by two strokes with a 280 total. Tommy Bolt of Durham North Carolina was second at 282.
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