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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1955

Page

11

Claassen's Pick Navy Over Army This Week

Navy favored to beat Army in a weekend slate with Penn at home against Cornell and Cornell's speed noted. Penn has not won in two seasons under Steve Sebo, while Navy and other contest picks include Notre Dame over California and Texas over Hardin-Simmons as part of a regional schedule.

York Gee Dee Penn Cornell Steve Sebo Aggies Notre

Aggies Texas Set for Top Tilt in Big Season Finale

Readable text notes a key Texas college football clash with Texas A&M and Texas, both vying for postseason hopes though Aggies face postseason limits. Mention includes Texas Christian already finished and Cotton Bowl implications, with Penn Cornell game listed and other regional matchups.

Georgetown Ky Beats Rio Grande Ohio In Hard Fought Bout

Georgetown Kentucky defeated Rio Grande Ohio 68 to 60 in a close game. Other scores show Ninaton Indiana 102 over Franklin 100 and Westmar 62 over St. Marys Minnesota 67. Mankato 61 beat Dakota 8.

The Associated Press Georgetown Rio Grande Ohio Ninaton Ind Franklin Rotevers Williamadonna Dakota Westmar St. Marys (Minn Mankato

Panthers Aim for Second Victory at Home Tonight

High Point College's Purple Panthers host Union Five tonight after a non-conference win. Led by Phil Crockett and Jack Powell with Harold Crump and Bill Mountain, HPC finished fourth in KIAC while Sloan returns as top threat from last season.

Bile Hodges Enterprise High Point College Purple Panthers Egestas Panthers DuPont Industrial Bob Bevis HPC Bulldogs Sloan KIAC the Panthers Carl Wenderoth Ami Union College Barbourville Harrison Gymnasium Tom Perry Darrell Parsifal Roy Woolum Harry Middleton Tommy Wright Dick Paige Pete Moore Tack” Countiss Jack Harris Ae Wooden Darrell Fleming Lco Hutton Paul Roberts Shannon Sloan Bill Richason Dallas Swafford Don

Bakhtiar Shatters Rush Mark In Second Half

Virginia fullback Jim Bakhtiar rushed for 163 yards against North Carolina at Chapel Hill, setting a conference single game record. He carried only twice in the first half, with most of his yardage coming after intermission as Virginia faded in a 24 point burst by UNC.

Virginia Jim Bakhtiar North Carolina Chapel Hill Bakhtiar

Little Loop Boss Fired After Suit

Pa. Carl Little League Inc. ousted Stour amid aftermath of a suit by Stotz alleging breach of contract. Stotz sought $300,000 in county court while Little League filed a $130,000 bond to regain access to its offices padlocked after the petition. Stotz said he believed defenses, with McGovern and Little Manan continuing litigation and franchises.

T, Pa Carl Little League, Inc Stour Stotz Little League McGovern Littlemanan

Rutgers Grid Coach Firing Stuns New Brunswick

Rutgers announces the firing of its football coach in a surprise move. The program faces turnover as Harman stays on as athletics professor with tenure in a $10,860 annual post while a successor is sought.

Rutgers New Brunswick Greta Harman

Neck and Neck Races Seen in Four Major Conferences

College basketball fans can expect tight races in four major conferences this season. Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, and Notre Dame among others show strong rosters, with key returnees and promising sophomores shaping title chances across the Big Ten, Big Seven, Missouri Valley, and Mid-American regions.

New York Midwest Ilinois Kansas Colorado Missouri St. Louis Missouri Valley Houston Ishall Miami Ohio Arquette Notre Dame Dayton Cincinnati Xavier Loyola Cores Chi- Oea Scheuerman Ray Grose Michigan Michigan State Northwestern Purdue Wildcats Bill Schulz Spartans Max Ronzenbach Julius McCoy Duane Peterson Wolverines Pete Tillotson Randy Tarrier Joe Sisko Boiler ‘Makers Frank Cummings Lew Johnson Jayhawks Norm Stewart Willard Wilfong Jack Parr Kansas State Nebraska Rex Eckwall Jim Thom Jim Angles George Hannah Mel Coffman

Reeds Split With Wallburg High School Boys and Girls

The Reeds girls trailed late but edged through in the nightcap as Swicegood poured in 32 and Peck 29. Marie Collett 26 and Jane Ferebec 18 led the losers, while Wallburg boys surged with a 23 point fourth to beat Reeds by one. Billy Smith 22 and Larry Foster 16 paced Reeds. Pendry 15 and Griffin 11 led Wallburg.

Reeds Davidson Coun Paiay Beth Wall Crew Hhard Garrison Wallburg Pendry Frankie Griffin Billy Smith Larry Foster

Holovak Signs Four Year Contract at Boston College

Newton Massachusetts Mike Holovak head football coach at Boston College since 1951 earned a four year contract for about 10000 dollars per year. The 26 year old Lansford Pennsylvania native signed the new pact yesterday after his original five year deal would have expired at season end.

Newton Mass Mike Holovak Boston College Lansford

Bakhtiar Eyes Workhorse Record in Charlottesville

ACC ROUNDUP reports Bakhtiar of Virginia, the Cavaliers fullback, aims to set season rushing marks as Charlottesville schedules a Saturday game. Teammate Tranie rushed 18 times for 140 yards and two scores in last outing. North Carolina State focuses on stopping West Virginia as the schedule nears, with Clemson preparing for Furman and other ACC teams adjusting by week’s end.

Charlottesville Cavaliers Sy Pakhtiar Virginia Fss Tranie Wbya Needee South Carolina Mackie Prickett Carl Bravell Mike Caskey North Carolina State West Virneers Raleid Sccor A Ve Ays State Clemson Tigers Furman Greenville D.C Jima North Carolina Ion Ba

Christensen vs Martinez in TV bout likely tight decision

Christensen viewed as slight favorite in a nationally televised fight against Martinez at 10 p.m. The Dane, 27-9 with 9 KOs, pressed with volume but is slower and not a hard puncher. Martinez, seeking upset, brings a sharper punch profile and an undefeated stance in recent rounds.

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Boxing Results From Hollywood and Nearby Cities

In Hollywood California Cisco Andrade 136 defeated Davis 131 of Los Angeles. Halya New York 10 beat Rich nd Calif. Meddie Machen 195 San Francisco KO Max Chris 185 Salt Lake City. Jimmy Martinez 160 outpointed Mel Collins 14644 Trenton. Philadelphia.

Hollywood Calif Cisco Andrade Davis Los Angeles Halya New York Richmond Meddie Machen San Francisco Max Chris Salt Lake City Aul Jimmy Martinez Ariz Tampa Fra Rayvoutite Philadelphia Mel Collins Trenton

Owen Paces HPC Girls To 56 51 Victory

Owen scored 41 points to lead High Point Conference win over HPC 56 to 51. Pennell added eight, Flington four, Turner three as Elkin led Elkin with 20 points followed by Cox and Smith with 12 each. Bryant had four.

Owen Pennell High Point Flington Turner Elkin Wits Cox Smith Bryant

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