High Point College promotes Hosiery Night to fill gym for Abbey game
High Point College aims to open the 1960 61 basketball season with a full gym. Athletic Director Jim Hamilton pushes Hosiery Night tickets for Saturday’s home opener against Belmont Abbey. Local manufacturers and factory workers receive reduced admission to boost attendance and establish a habit of attending HPC basketball.
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High Point College
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Panthers
Jim Hmilton
Belmont Abbey
Hamilton
HPC
Trojan
Washington, D. C
Satuday
Jim
The
Abbey
Enterprise Sports Department
Bowl money distribution to top ACC talks on agenda
The ACC annual meeting in Greensboro will focus on revising bowl receipts sharing. The current plan splits bowl proceeds with one team taking half and four shares for the conference and others. A Clemson coach led study suggests equal conference ownership and revised team shares, with officers to be elected including Dr. Brooks James as president.
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Greensboro
ACC
Frank Howard
Clemson
Brooks James
North Carolina
National Hockey League Schedule Glimpse
The Associated Press notes Monday results with no games on Tuesday and a light Wednesday slate. Boston at Chicago is listed as a key matchup.
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THE
Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
Bowl-bound teams rest up before post season play
Winter college football bowls see most teams resting injured players as they prepare for games. Duke aims to finish regular season against UCLA before Cotton Bowl, while Minnesota Washington, Washington State, and others anticipate limited practice and key returns for Rose, Cotton, and Orange Bowls.
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Duke
Arkansas
Blue Devils
UCLA
Los Angeles
Bill Murray
Razorbacks
Joe Paul Alberty
Leslie Letsinger
Minnesota
Washington
California
Tom Robbins
Gophers
Hurt
Huskies
Bob Schloredt
Don McKetn
Washington State
Florida
Tom Smith
Dick Skelly
Baylor
Bears
City Cagers to Open Play in Armory this Week
The City Basketball League starts regular season with Advance Stores facing Clara Cox at 6 30 PM and North End Barbers meeting Red Shield at 7 30 PM. All games are at the Armory and run every Wednesday for nine weeks.
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City Basketball League
Advance Stores
Clara Cox
North End Barbers
Red Shield
Armory
Cage Scene Sets Three Team SRC Battle for 1960 61 Title
The Southeastern Conference opens with a three team scramble for the 1960 61 crown. West Virginia led by Lee Patrone and 6 7 forwards Posch Shuck Thorn looks to offset the loss of Jerry West. Virginia Tech Virginia GW George King faces a tougher league with Chris Smith Ayersman Keller and Feldman.
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West Virginia
Mountaineers
Virginia Tech
George Washington
George King
All America
Jerry West
Jerry
King
Lee Patrone
Joe Posch
Dave Shuck
Rod Thorn
West
Lewis Mills
Chuck Noe
Chris Smith
Bobby Ayersman
Bucky Keller
Jon Feldman
Dick Markowitz
Sophs
Joe Adamitis
Bill Norton
William and Mary's
Indians
Jeff Cohen
Kenny Roberts
Bev Vaughan
Mél Thompson
Citadel
Lefty Driesel
Davidson
Dick Jones
Bill Shinn
Furman
Tom Conard
Richmond
Tom Booker
VMI
Norm Halberstadt
Kentucky
East Carolina
Belmont Abbey
William and Mary
Hampden-Sydney
W&m
Minnesota Gophers Claim AP Football Crown In 1960 Poll
Minnesota wins the final Associated Press ranking to throne as national champion after a tight vote over Mississippi and Iowa. Navy Missouri Washington Arkansas Duke Alabama also in top 10 with several bowls set for January.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated
Minnesota
Associated Press
Golden Gophers
Mississippi
Iowa
Ayery
Mississippi State
Gophers
Northwestern
Navy
Missouri
Washington
Arkansas
Ohio State
Alabama
Duke
Kansas
Baylor
Auburn
Yale
Michigan State
Penn State
New Mexico State
Florida
Syracuse
Purdue
Rice
Oregon
Tennessee
Michigan
Texas
AL plans expansion to ten teams in 1961 amid inter league push
The American League, anticipating NL resistance to nine team inter league play, plans to add a 10th franchise in Los Angeles in 1961. Nate Dolin and Hank Greenberg endorse the move, aiming to settle with Walter O'Malley and push inter league schedules forward. Washington Senators draft two minor leaguers as first 1961 club members.
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Louisville, Ky
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Nate Dolin
Hank Greenberg
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodger
Walter O'Malley
O'Malley
Dolin
Ford Frick
New York
Greenberg
National League
Washington
Ed Doherty
Senators
Doherty
John Gabler
New York Yankee
Richmond
Ray Semproch
Spokane
Washington Senators
Bowling Results Roundup of High Scores and High Series
The results list high game and high series achievers by name for individuals and teams from last night. Notable figures include M Williard with top single and series scores, Amor Marietta and Melrose Hosiery posting strong team totals, and Jackson Sign Co. posting multiple high team marks.
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M. Williard
M. Willard
Amor Marietta
Melrose Hosiery
B. Matheny
Joe Burton
Bob Matheny
Jackson Sign
Jackson
Gene Proctor
Don Royals
Jackson Sign Co
Betty Harbsee
Betty March
Peegy Anne
Peasy Anne
Chuck Powell
R. Pounders
Lilly Co
Sports Scores and Schedule Inconsistent Matchups
The item lists basketball results and upcoming games with teams including Los Angeles Philadelphia Detroit Syracuse Boston and Cincinnati. It shows scores for Los Angeles 137 over Philadelphia 112 and notes several matchups across New York St. Louis and Detroit venues without clear context or dates.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Syracuse
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Gibson Is Announced As Speaker At Awards Night
Bill Gibson athletic director at Wake Forest College will be featured speaker at the American Business Club Awards Night banquet honoring top high school and college football players. The event at Al Boling's Steak House next Tuesday will host coaches from the Central 4A Conference and North State Conference officials. Polls are underway to pick the top players for each conference award.
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American Business Club
al Boling
Bill Gibson
Wake Forest College
NSC
High Point
Gibson
AB Club
Tar Heels Will Not Sub By Units In Shrine Bowl
North Carolina and South Carolina face off in the Shrine Bowl with NC choosing a single starting group. Coach Gus Purcell will rely on a strong first eleven with situational substitutions as injuries and form dictate. South Carolina reporters note early drills and scattered injuries among the Sandlappers while UNC emphasizes quarterback talent and passing drills.
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North Carolina
Tom Smotherly
Raleigh
Charlotte
South Carolina
Gus Purcell
John McKissick
Summerville
Purcell
Myers Park High
Gary Black
Billy Cline
Valdese
Tommy Snotherly
McKissick
Harold Davis
Charleston
Joel McElhanon
Clinton
Jerry Priegly
North Augusta
Jim T. Oliver
Orangeburg
Larry Fleming
Greenville
Ed Knight
Purkell
North State
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Concord
Frank Barger
Hickory
Bill Hodges
University of North Carolina
High Point High School
Richard Kemp
Catawba
Kemp
Tommy Burton
HPHS
Burton
State Now
0. K. Cornwell
James T. Penney
By Mike Rathet
Tigers
Jim Johnson
Bluebonnet
Utah State
Utahs
Jim Swindle
Devils
Ucla Bruins
High Point Enterprise
Joe Reichler
Ventue ( Pet
Amos Hosiery
Borden Company Eoss
Amos Hos
Acme
Hi-Lo
Ebereebereeeres
Tet Gull-Rand Realty Co
Piedmont Wholesale Co
Snipes
American Supply Co
Sharp Ters Peene
Pessy Anne
Stylette Beauty
Gui's
Nina's Nine
Canene
Betty Pal
Betty Mere
Peggy Anne
TAR Heel
Lilly Go
Pee Ette Beens
Moose Lodge
Permeeee
Independents Peeneee
James & Boy's
Heuer
Tonee
AN Kroser's Tree
PRO
Fox Go-Boy
McCulloch and
West Bend
Tire Exchange
S. Main St
Tar Heels
Edward
America
Hunter Coal
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