The Enterprise Football Experts Final Standings
The Enterprise Board of Experts concludes the football pickin season with Bob Hoffman in the lead by six games over Bill Hodges. Hoffman extended his advantage last week while Hodges remains likely runner up as the weekend’s games loom.
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Key College Football Showdowns Set for Big Weekend
A half dozen conference titles and Rose and Orange Bowl bids are at stake as Illinois meets Michigan State and Oklahoma faces Nebraska. All four teams are ranked, with bowl berths on the line and a possible Rose Bowl host spot up for grabs.
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Cajun Classic leads with late starters in round one
Two latecomers Joe Moresco and Duke Matthews shot six under par 66 to lead the Cajun Classic at Oakbourne Country Club in Lafayette. Jack Nicklaus trailed three strokes, while 75 of 156 golfers posted par or better in the opening round.
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Clemson U S C On Television
Clemson is favored to beat South Carolina 441, 1-7-1, in the annual rivalry televised regionally. Local traffic, crowd dynamics, and social function expectations rise as the game airs on Southeast stations alongside Harvard Yale and Minnesota Wisconsin. Coach Marvin Bass notes the game remains a South Carolina social fixture despite the home viewing option. Clemson leads the series 35-22 with three ties. last year Clemson won 20-17, the previous year USC won 21-14.
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Jimmy Brown Regains NFL Scoring Lead
Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns reclaimed the NFL scoring lead with 78 points after a 13th touchdown, despite Cleveland losing to St. Louis 20 14. Kramer of the Packers stands second with 76, Chandler 74, while Brown eyes a league record with four games left. Taylor added two interceptions for Chicago to reach seven on the year.
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King Sues Two AFL Teams
Claude King, ex University of Houston halfback, sues the Houston Oilers and Boston Patriots in district court. He says he signed a 1962 contract for 9500 dollars, was transferred without consent, and that 2037 dollars in back pay remains due along with 400 dollars transportation and 900 dollars for his lawyer.
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Hockey Scores From Associated Press
No games Thursday or Friday, the Associated Press reports no hockey matches took place on those days. The brief notes upcoming schedules and postponements impact teams awaiting action.
Lakers send rookie Gibson to farm out for playing time
The Los Angeles Lakers announced they are farming out rookie Mel Gibson to the Wilmington club in Delaware so he can play regularly. Gibson, a Western Carolina graduate, will join Wilmington in time for its first Eastern Professional Basketball League game.
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Luckman Wins Tax Suit Against Brother Business
In Chicago Sid Luckman former Bears coach won a $30,000 tax suit in Clark County circuit court. The judgment found Luckman not personally liable for debts owed by the business, with the amount tied to sales tax and corporate obligations.
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Perry Mason and Perry Como TV Shows Provide Easy Entertainment
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes that Perry Mason on CBS featured an international diamond smuggling plot solved by deduction, while Perry Como on NBC presented a light, funny, tuneful San Francisco variety show. The night offered a welcomed oasis of amusement for weary viewers.
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Capsule views 2 great adventure lineup reviewed
TV notes preview a slate of programs from Wild Bill Hickok to Twilight Zone and Route 66 with stars like Lloyd Bridges Preston Foster and Nanette Fabray plus NBC CBS and ABC listings. Commentary laments holiday TV trends and ABC struggles as Jerry Lewis departure lingers.
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Fourth annual invitational judo championships announced
The New York Athletic Club announced the fourth annual invitational inter sectional judo championships will be held on Sunday, November 24, at the NYAC venue in New York.
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