Americans Take 2-0 Davis Cup Lead Over Philippines
In Brisbane the United States seized a 2-0 lead as MacKay and Bucha earned singles wins. MacKay defeated Eddie Dungo 6-1 6-2 6-0, while Buchholz beat Johnny Jose 5-7 6-1 6-0 6-2. The Philippines benched veteran aces Deyro and Ampon, betting on youth. The Americans need one more victory in doubles or singles to reach the interzone final against Italy, with the top survivors set for Sydney in late December.
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Ohio
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Johnny Jose
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Raymundo Deyro
Felicisimo Ampon
al del Rio
Dennis Ralston
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Calif
Chuck McKinley
Dungo
Italy
Sydney
Palmer Aims for 2000 Prize at Mobile Open
Arnold Palmer targets the $2,000 top prize in Mobile's Ser toma Open at the par 72 municipal course. Palmer, competing as leading touring pro, seeks more winnings this year to surpass all time money list. The $15,000 event starts Thanksgiving Day with final on Sunday as several pros tune up.
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Stevenson Signs Chicago Cubs Affiliate Prospect
Bobby Stevenson a 20 year old right handed pitcher from Statesville North Carolina was signed by the Chicago Cubs for their Carlsbad New Mexico affiliate. The 6 3 180 pounder was signed as a free agent after leaving the Cleveland farm system.
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Allen Jay-NCSD clash set for Statesville test
Allen Jay High School’s Jay birds, 1 win from a state Class A title, travel Friday to Statesville to face NCSD of Morganton at 8 p m. NCSD, 10 1 1, uses sign language to call plays and count snaps, presenting a unique challenge for Allen Jay’s defense.
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AFL Draft Nabs Six SWC Standouts Noted Players Snagged
Five SWC stars plus coastal players were drafted in the AFL early rounds. E J Holub Texas Tech center Bob Lilly Texas Christian tackle Jerry Mays SMU tackle Arnold Davis Baylor end Monte Lee Texas guard were picked. Holub Lilly Mays to Dallas Texans Lee to Houston Davis to New York then Buffalo. First choices went to Brown Mason Gaiters Rutgens Faison and Ditka. Norman Snead Rip Hawkins Tee Moorman also drafted.
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Mays
Houston
Lee
New York
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Auburn
Ken Rice
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Bob Gaiters
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Illinois
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Indiana
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Boston
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Joe Foss
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Rip Hawkins
North Carolina
Tee Moorman
Duke
Grid contest results delayed after record entries
The final Pick The Winner grid contest is postponed due to a high number of entries. A recheck is underway on close entries and final winners will be announced in tomorrow's Enterprise.
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Duke University
Hildebrand Will Help With Grays
Three top southern college coaches will lead the Gray team for the 23rd Blue-Gray game in Montgomery on December 31. Paul Dietzel of LSU Wallace Butts of Georgia and Bill Hildebrand of Wake Forest were named by Blue-Gray officials. The South also signs three top passers Francis Tarkenton Georgia Jerry Elisman Kentucky Norman Snead Wake Forest.
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Wallace Butts
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Francis Tarkenton
Jerry Eisaman
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Norman Snead
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Don Faurot
Missouri
Wilt, Elgin Battle For Point Lead
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia holds the NBA scoring lead over Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles, with Chamberlain 549 and Baylor 513. Baylor set a single game record with 71 points against New York last week and 52 in another game, while Baylor averages 96.64 per game to Chamberlain's 36.60. Oscar Robertson remains third with 483.
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Cincinnati and Los Angeles Play In New York Tonight
NBA action listed by The Associated Press shows Cincinnati facing Los Angeles at New York and St Louis also playing at New York.
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National Hockey League Monday Results
No games scheduled for Monday or Tuesday as the NHL calendar shows a quiet period with no contests on the slate. No players, teams, or venues are listed in the readable text.
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Associated Press
Citadel Considered for Tangerine Bowl Bid
Reports in Charleston claim The Citadel accepted a bid to face Tennessee Tech in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando on December 30. Bowl officials and WUSN TV indicated The Citadel was under consideration with an announcement expected within a week.
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Wilburn Tucker
East squad named for Shriner benefit game
Shingler and Hawkins headline a 24 man East team for the Dec 31 Shriner tilt against the West. The squad averages 224 pounds with 18 colleges represented. Coach Milt Bruhn of Wisconsin will lead the East, featuring Weisner of Wisconsin and Dyas of Auburn at back, plus backs Matte, Lown des Shingler, and Wilson. Linemen include Rice, Darre, Tyrer, Gilberg, and Hawkins.
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Ohio State
Lowndes Shingler
Clemson
Tom Wilson
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Bowling Green
Ken Rice
Joe Rutglens
Illinois
Bernie Darre
Tulane
Jim Tyrer
Tom Gilberg
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Rip Hawkins
North Carolina
Devaney Calls For Free Substitution In College Football
University of Wyoming coach Bob Devaney urged lifting all substitution limits. He argued unlimited substitution would reward players who might otherwise miss chances and noted recruiting has grown more intense since prior restrictions. Devaney, 41, led the Cowboys to a Skyline Conference tie with Utah State.
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Wyo
University of Wyoming
Bob Devaney
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Cowboys
Utah State
McKay Says He Was Too Nervous to Pep USC Players
Los Angeles AP report says USC coach John McKay was too nervous to give his players a pep talk before the UCLA clash. Assistants delivered pregame speeches at a football writers luncheon. the Trojans upset the heavily favored Bruins 174 Saturday. McKay could not recall the exact words used.
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Tigers Meet Hillside in 3 A Title Game
William Penn prepares for the state 3 A title showdown against Hillside High of Durham at Durham County Stadium. Penn, riding a strong running attack and aerials, seeks a second straight appearance in the title game, aided by six Shrine Bowl selections including Willis Weaver and Leroy Wright.
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George McNeil
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Bowl race clouds 1960 postseason field
Postseason bids hinge on speculation as Penn State Baylor and others join bowl lists. Navy Iowa Minnesota and up to ten candidates vie for slots in Rose Sugar Cotton Orange Gator and Liberty Bowls with Gotham Bowl in doubt and Syracuse withdrawing from consideration.
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Baylor Aims At Records With Lakers Scoring Feats
Elgin Baylor, star for the Los Angeles Lakers, is chasing more records after a 71 point league high against the New York Knickerbockers. He followed with 52 points at the Cow Palace as the Lakers beat the Pistons 135 131 on a neutral floor. Boston beat Cincinnati 120 103 as Philadelphia Warriors led the Eastern Division race. Warriors beat New York 121 111 on Saturday. St. Louis edged Cincinnati 121 120. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 130 122.
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North State Conference adds Pfeiffer as 10th team
East Carolina opens at Pfeiffer in the North State Conference on Friday. Pfeiffer debuts in the North State with the game, then hosts Catawba on Saturday while East Carolina travels to Guilford. The expansion brings NC small-college basketball to ten teams.
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Remaining 1947 Yan kees in majors are Berra and Lollar
Only two players from the 1947 Yan kees era still appear in the major leagues, catchers Yogi Berra and Sherman Lollar, active for their teams this season.
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Wagstaff Named AFL Defensive Player of the Week
Buffalo safety Jim Wagstaff was chosen as the AFL defensive player of the week after a 32-3 win over Los Angeles. The Idaho State product intercepted two passes and made key tackles to help Buffalo defeat Western Division leader Los Angeles. Rookie Jackie Lee earned offensive honors for Houston with three long TD passes in a 20-10 win over Denver.
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Dave Smith Regains AFL Rushing Lead In Week Review
Houston running back Dave Smith retook the AFL rushing lead after Abner Haynes was held to 10 yards by Boston. Smith has 555 yards on 120 carries, with Abner Hayes at 540 yards on 112 carries. George Blanda leads scorers with 89 points after four touchdowns 35 extra points and 10 field goals. Gene Mingo trails by 20 points with 69 points.
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