Baseball dispute leaves Hi-Toms players in limbo
A reader letters column discusses the Hi-Toms Carolina League status and possible move to Western Carolina League. Fan concerns about leadership, agreements, and fielding a team surface as fans in High Point and Thomasville react to stalled decisions.
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Alabama Holds No 1 Spot By Narrow Margin Over Buckeyes
Alabama remains the top ranked team after nine unbeaten games but slips in the AP poll as Ohio State rises with a dominant win over Michigan. The Sugar Bowl picture and a looming clash with Auburn loom large for coach Paul Bryant as Auburn seeks an upset in the Iron Bowl.
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Crimson Tide
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Stasavich New ECC Football Coach from Lenoir Rhyne
Clarence Stasavich will become East Carolina College’s head football coach starting Jan 1 with a 120-26-7 career record. He succeeds Jack Boone as ECC aims to build a 16,000 seat stadium while Lenoir Rhyne mourns his departure after seven conference titles.
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Clarence Stasavich
East Carolina College
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North State Conference
Jack Boone
Health and Physical Education
East Carolina
V. R. Cromer
Pittsburgh Takes Over ABL Lead
The Pittsburgh Rens moved into first in the Eastern Division with a 111-102 win over the Washington Tapers as Connie Hawkins and Bucky Bolyard led scoring. Hawkins 26, Bolyard 23, and Pittsburgh surged 31-17 in the second period to seize control.
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Hal Lear
Dan Swartz
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Frank Burgess
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ACC Stars Gabriel White Poised To Secure Individual Titles
Gabriel of North Carolina State and White of Wake Forest near clinching ACC offense crowns. Gabriel set 1,133 total yards with passing leader status while White tops rushing with 586 yards, as challengers Farris, Rappold, and Carson seek late records. Virginia’s Cuozzo and Hepler tie ACC marks with three TDs and three catches respectively, and Shiner joins the 1,000 yard back club.
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Alan White
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Clemson
North Carolina
Ray Farris
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Walt Rappold
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Rappold
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Gib Carson
Virginia
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Gary Cuozzo
John Hepler
Cuozzo
Rush
Day
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Carson
N. Carolina
Arizzi
Maryland
Scrudato
Gambrell
S. Carolina
Leggett
Anderson
Elliott
Thompson
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37 COUNTS Bribery Trial Opens Wednesday
Gambler Aaron Wagman faces 37 counts of bribery tied to the 1960 61 college basketball point shaving scandal after his Florida Florida State football case was postponed. Associate Joseph Green pleaded guilty to bribing Columbia player Fred Portnoy to shave points in four games.
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Aaron Wagman
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Joseph Green
General Sessions
Columbia University
Fred Portnoy
Green
Bill Minnerly
Connecticut
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazzi
Alabama
Hogan
Quindazzi
Vogel
Lou Brown
University of North Carolina
Joseph Hacken
Bass Optimistic On 1962 South Carolina Football Outlook
University of South Carolina head coach Marvin Bass expresses optimism for 1962 with more size depth experience and team speed than the 1961 squad. He previews 44 veterans and five transfers plus strong support for a football for fun philosophy and spring practice.
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University of South Carolina
Marvin Bass
John Caskey
Ken Lester
Jim Moss
Joel Goodrich
Mike Kirkpatrick
Joe Prehodka
John Jones
Dick Lomas
Tommy Pilcher
Billy Gambrell
Sam Anderson
Charlie Williams
Dick Day
Carl Huggins
Ed Heller
Bass
Fight Results Reported by Associated Press
San Francisco Charley Smith outpointed Dave Brown over 10 rounds. Providence Don Prout stopped Attilio Tondo in 3 rounds. Chicago Willie Westbrook stopped George Meaux in 7. Manchester Dave Charnley knockout Langston Morgan in 3.
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Charley Smith
Los Angeles
Dave Brown
Providence
R.I
Don Prout
Attilio Tondo
Suffern
N.Y
Chicago
Willie Westbrook
George Meaux
Omaha
Manchester
England
Dave Charnley
Langston Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Reds Purchase Sisler From Nats
Cincinnati Reds announce the purchase of pitcher Dave Sisler from the Washington Senators for 75000 dollars. Sisler, 30, went 2-8 in 45 relief appearances with a 4.20 ERA. Washington drafted him for 75000 last year from Detroit, after selling Claude Osteen to the Reds.
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Fla
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Dave Sisler
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Washington
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Reds
Claude Osteen
National Hockey League Monday Results
NHL results show no games Monday with a light upcoming slate. Tuesday has no games, while Wednesday schedules feature matchups including Montreal at Toronto and Boston at Chicago.
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