This Week's Picks From the Enterprise Football Board
The Enterprise Board of Football Experts releases this week's selections with Bob Hoffman maintaining a four game edge over Bill Hodges after last week's results. Standings show Hoffman 151 62 10 709, Hodges 147 66 10 680, Shinn 140 73 10 657, Hoople 133 88 10 627. Sample picks include Allen Jay over North Davidson, Navy over Duke, Wake Forest over South Carolina, UNC over Miami, N C State over Florida State, VMI over The Citadel, Virginia over Boston College, Pitt over Army, Princeton over Yale, Kansas over Colorado, Mich State over Notre Dame, Oklahoma over Missouri, Ohio State over Northwestern, Purdue over Minnesota, Illinois over Wisconsin, Arkansas over SMU, Texas over TCU, Clemson over Maryland, Air Force over New Mexico, Indiana over Oregon, Stanford over Washington State, Washington over UCLA, Utah over California.
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Bob Hoffman
Bill Hodges
Paul Shinn
Amos Hoople Eee
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Shinn Hoffman
Hoople Allen
Jay
North Davidson
Allen Jay Allen
Jay Allen
Navy
Duke
Wake Forest
South Carolina
South
North Carolina
Miami
UNC
U.N.C
Fila
State
Fla
N. C
Florida State Wim
Mary
Davidson Wm
Mary Alabama
Ga. Tech
Alabama
Colorado
Notre Dame
Michigan
Iowa
Michigan Town
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Arkansas
M.U. S.m.la
Texas
T.C.U
Clemson
Maryland
Clemson Air Force
New Mexico
Air Force
Indiana
Oregon
Stanford
Wash
Washington
U.C.L.A
Utah
California
West and Baylor prove value as Lakers win
Jerry West scored 31 with 10 in the final quarter and Elgin Baylor added 20 despite knee issues as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Baltimore Bullets 123-115. The win pulled LAL one-half game ahead in the NBA West, amid trade rumors that Baylor and West are not for sale per owner Bob Short.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Baltimore Bullets
West
Lakers
Baylor
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
NBA
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
Bullets
Walt Bellamy
Jim Krebs
Frank Selvy
Bellamy
Bob Short
NBA Results And Games Thursday Summary
St Louis beat San Francisco 117 to 105 and Los Angeles defeated Baltimore 123 to 115. Today’s schedule includes New York at Boston Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Detroit at San Francisco.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
McKinley Ralston win NSW doubles title in Sydney
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston of the United States won the New South Wales men s doubles title at Spiers White City, the first non Australian pairing to win since 1932. They defeated Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in straight sets 6 4 6 2 6 4.
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Sydney
Australia
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
United States
New South Wales
Spiers White City
McKinley
Ralston
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
Bargain Hunters Scrutinize 1963 Minor League Draft List
Baseball pursues value in Frick draft list of 1,500 minor leaguers priced from 8000 to 25000 dollars. Names include Carroll Hardy, Bob Will, Don Davis, Howard Reed, Howard Koplitz, Danny Murphy, Dave Roberts, Joe Wooten, Lou Jackson, Cal Emery, Ray Conde, LouiVassie, and Elston Howard. highlights note past big league trials and potential second chances with varied 1963 World Series performance context.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ford Frick
Carroll Hardy
Oklahoma City
Bob Will
Chicago Cub
Salt Lake City
Don Davis
Howard Reed
Spokane
Reed
New York Mets
Howard Koplitz
Southern Association
Detroit
Syracuse
Danny Murphy
Cubs
Houston
Dave Roberts
Joe Wooten
Lou Jackson
Toronto
Cal Emery
Little Rock
Ray Conde
Indianapolis
LouiVassie
Gens Fall to Clinton Comets in weary road trip
Greensboro Generals, tired after a northern road swing, lost 4 2 to Clinton Comets before 2,687 at the Coliseum. Clinton led 3-0 early, then held off Greensboro with goals from Sharp and Rose, while Monette left net due to illness. Generals now face back-to-back games against the Charlotte Checkers.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Generals
Clinton
Comets
Gens
Garry Sharp
Harvey Turnbull
Turnbull
Sharp
Art Rose
Ron Muir
Generals
Comet
Norm Defelice
Jacques
Jacques Monette
Nets
Bob Smith
Charlotte Checkers
Checkers
4 A Clubs Set for NC 4A Playoffs Tonight
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association opens the Class 4A playoffs with Rocky Mount facing Greensboro Page and Winston-Salem Reynolds meeting Garinger of Charlotte. Reynolds or Page would host the title game. Rocky Mount would host if both Reynolds and Page lose. Rocky Mount, 8-2, seeks defense-led win after 6-0 Eastern Conference clinch. Page, led by Mike King, finished 6-4. Reynolds boasts 7-2-1 and 172 points. Garinger, 8-1-0, topped Myers Park to claim Western Conference, scoring 193 points.
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Associated Press
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
Rocky Mount
Winston-Saem
Greensboro
Page
Winston-Salem
Reynolds
Garinger
Charlotte
Blackbirds
Swaim
Les Swanner
Mike King
Salisbury
Demons
Myers Park
Garinger Wildcats
Wood Among Lefthanders Out Front
Three lefthanded pros tied for the lead after two rounds at the National Lefthanders Golf Tournament at DeSoto Lakes. Thorne Wood of Asheboro shot 70 to match Ross Collins of Dallas and Howard Brown of Detroit at 144, Brown posting the best round so far with 69. Amateurs led by Al Sams Sr. of Macon at 153, with Gus Dunn, Jack Butler close behind. George Crickmore and Melvin Hemphill also in contention as third round opens.
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Bradenton
Fla
Thorne Wood
Asheboro
N.C
DeSoto Lakes Country Club
Ross Collins
Dallas
Tex
Melillo Buried, Former AL Star and Browns Coach
Funeral services for Oscar Melillo, longtime American League second baseman and 1938 Browns coach, will be held Saturday at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Chicago. He died at 63 at his Chicago home. Melillo debuted with the Browns in 1926, had a .306 season in 1931, was traded to the Red Sox in 1935, returned to the Browns as manager in 1938, then moved to coach the Cleveland Indians after a seventh place finish.
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Chicago
Oscar Melillo
St. Louis Browns
Holy Sepulchre
Melillo
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Bears and Packers Clash in Key NFL Showdown
George Halas seeks Bears comeback as Vince Lombardi aims for a third straight NFL playoff title. The Week's marquee matchup pairs Green Bay against Chicago with both teams chasing the Western Conference lead and potential championship implications.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
NFL
Bears
Packers
Bork Cracks All NCAA Pass Marks
George Bork of Northern Illinois ends his regular season by breaking all NCAA passing records. He completed 244 of 374 attempts for 3 077 yards and 32 touchdowns, finishing with a .652 completion percentage and leading in total offense with 2 945 yards as Northern Illinois heads to the Mineral Bowl.
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NEW York
George Bork
Northern Illinois
Ncaa Service Bureau
Central Michigan
Bork
Owly
Bruce Upstill
College of Emporia
Kan
Chuck Green
Wittenberg
Jim Holder
Panhandle A&m
Hugh Rohrschneider
Jack Ankerson
Ripon
Steve Bailey
Kentucky State
Luther College of Iowa
Bethune Cooke
Florida
Bills Rally Toward AFL East Title With Chargers Clash
Buffalo Bills surge from 0 3 1 start to three straight wins and five of six as they host the San Diego Chargers at War Memorial Stadium. NFL and AFL action unfolds with multiple matchups including Houston at Buffalo and New York at Denver as the Jets seek a bounceback against Denver.
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San Diego
Buffalo
Bills
Houston
Chargers
Tobin Rote
Paul Lowe
Keith Lincoln
Boston
Kansas City
Chiefs
Pats
Denver
New York
Jets
Ted Meter
Associated Press
Buffalo Bills
Lou Saban
San Diego Chargers
Bufffalo
War Memorial Stadium
Oakland
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Bears
St. Louis
Cleveland
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Philadelphia
Dallas
Houston Oilers
Kansas City Chiefs
New York Jets
Broncos
Boxing Card Results From Multiple Cities
Miami Willie Harris 158 stops Eddie Fobbs 154 in Miami Fort Lauderdale. Worcester Kolo Sabedong 220 and Willie Besmanoff 210 draw. Erie Hector Diaz 133 and John Iay Bizzarro 133 draw. Los Angeles Art Hayward 144 out pointed Paul Christie 147 in California.
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Miami
Fla
Willie Harris
Eddie Fobbs
Fort Lauderdale
Worcester
Mass
Kolo
Duke
Sabedong
Hawaii
Willie Besmanoff
Milwaukee
Drew
Erie
Hector Diaz
Dominican Republic
John
Iay Bizzarro
Eric
Los Angeles
Hayward
San Jose
Calif
Paul Christie
Boston
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Greensboro Mule
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Carolina Finance Co., Inc
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