Plymouth Indians Duel in Turkey Day 200 at Tar Heel Speedway
RANDLEMAN The Thanksgiving Grand National race at Tar Heel Speedway pits Plymouth against Indians in a 200 lap feature after two 2 lap heats. Lee Petty aims to preserve Plymouth edge with Maurice driving a third 1862 Plymouth while Jim Paschal, Richard Petty and Joe Weatherly lead Pontiac and Ford entries.
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Will Frank Leahy Coach Titans or Advise Them?
New York Titans sale to be wrapped up soon with Frank Leahy negotiating as advisory coach and general manager or head coach as part of a buyer group. Owner Harry Wismer signs off on terms, plans price cut, and says Leahy could shape a New York franchise while awaiting AFL approval.
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Ownership of Tribe Changing Hands of Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians ownership changes hands for the third time in 33 years as a 19 member syndicate buys the club for 6 million dollars. The sale, to be finalized next Wednesday at a stockholders meeting led by General Manager Gabe Paul who will own one fifth of the 6,000 shares, keeps the team in the American League. William R. Daley remains board chairman after selling more than half his holdings, retaining less than 1 percent, and the syndicate’s purchase price marks a near tripling from prior levels.
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Grudge clash decides ACC title with Duke Clemson duel
South Carolina visits Clemson and Duke travels to North Carolina as two late season clashes shape the ACC race. Clemson aims to defend its crown with a stingy defense while South Carolina seeks the league rushing lead led by Billy Gambrell.
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VMI Keydets Face Tech Gobblers for SoCon Title
Virginia Military Institute and Virginia Tech meet in Roanoke for the Southern Conference football championship. The 58th rivalry clash could decide the league title, with Tech seeking to extend a string of wins in the series and VMI aiming to reclaim the crown after past close contests and 1960 title implications.
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North Carolina Scout Cheek Warns Tar Heels of Duke Tactics
North Carolina scout Emmett Cheek warned the Tar Heel squad about Duke, summarizing how league leaders are maneuvering to gain advantage. He highlighted critical tactics and urged focused preparation to counter Duke’s approach.
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Midget All-Star Game Postponed to Friday Night
Jamestown reports the Red Shield All-Star football game moved from tonight at 7 PM to Friday at 7 PM to avoid clashing with Ragsdale High School in State 2A playoffs. The game remains at Ragsdale High School field.
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Claassen Favors Devils Trojans In Big Contests
High Point players named to an all star Red Shield Boys clubs squad will face Louisville in Gastonia. The eleven include Jimmy Wilson and Ashley Morris Cook Jr with others from Charlotte Winston-Salem and more. The article also lists college football picks and upcoming games across several conferences.
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Turkey Dressing and Rivalries Shake Midlands Hardwood
Amid fragmented lines, Missouri defeats Kansas as Johnny Roland provides an edge in a Midlands style forward game. Washington edges Washington State with Rose Bowl chances looming. Miami dominates Northwestern while Auburn beats Florida and Clemson tops South Carolina. Maryland, Memphis State, Tennessee win. Xavier crushes Cincinnati. Iowa State tops Ohio University. Oklahoma State over Kansas State. Iowa defeats Notre Dame.
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Duke Holds Top Form Ahead of NC State Tilt
Duke, 50 in the ACC, prepared for a clash with North Carolina as Wake Forest eyed a Thanksgiving Day matchup with NC State after a strong finish. Virginia and Maryland staged a hard scrimmage as coach Nugent weighed resting Chiaverini and Feher due to shoulder injuries. Chiaverini leads the league in rushing.
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Panthers Open Season With Busy 1962-63 Schedule
High Point College men’s basketball opens one of its busiest seasons of the era under new coach Tom Quinn. The Panthers travel to Boone Creek to face Campbell College in a non conference opener as 1962 63 features 24 regular games 12 home 12 away and Brunswick in state tourney play. They meet Campbell and the Carolinas Conference foes twice and schedule nonconference games with Frederick College University of Baltimore and Catholic University. Returning lettermen include Garrison Nolan Neel Fallin and Smith. First home game is Dec 1 against Newberry at Alumni Gym.
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