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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1960

Page

11

Invitational Match Game Championship Stakes For Bowlers

The Invitational marks the elite bowlers competing 11 days at the Chicago Coliseum ending December 11. Only 128 men and 64 women are invited from millions of players, with top prizes totaling $32,470 for men and $15,770 gross with $4,000 to the leading woman. Prestige and selective entry echo golf’s Masters.

Chicago Coliseum Augusta Frank Clause Old Forge Chicago Bowling Proprietors’ Association Sylvia Wene Marian Ladewig Olga Gloor Phyllis Notaro Miss Gloor Miss Notaro

Burton Wells Named Co-Captains of Lenoir Rhyne Bears

Jerry Wells and Tommy Burton chosen as co captains for the 1960 61 Lenoir Rhyne Bears basketball team Coach Bill Wells praised their work ethic and leadership Burton a 6 0 guard from High Point averaged 18 ppg and earned all conference honors while Wells a 6 5 pivot ranked second in rebounding and played in the East West all star game joining a veteran squad with Don Carter Billy Golembliewski Ed Lubanski Billy Welu Dick Weber Ray Bluth and Lou Campi in a larger lineup featuring international players and a strong bench

Hickory Jerry Wells Tommy Burton Lenoir Rhyne Bears Bill Wells Burton Lenoir Rhyne High Point High Point High Greensboro Greensboro Daily News Wells Blue Ridge Jerry Bears Don Carter Billy Golembiewski Carter Ed Lubanski Billy Welu Tiny Dick Weber Ray Bluth Lou Campi Canada Mexico United States

Five Tracks Withdraw From TRA Amid Internal Feud

The Thoroughbred Racing Associations lose Garden State Park Hialeah Arlington Washington Park and Balmoral in protest over TRA executive vice president Spencer Drayton. TRA president John G. Cella says the group will stay on a standards path while honoring Drayton's past service.

New York Thoroughbred Racing Associations, Inc Spencer J. Drayton TRA Garden State Park New Jersey Hialeah Florida Chicago Arlington Washington Parks Balmoral Washington Park Eugene Mori Benjamin F. Lindheimer Marjorie Lindheimer Everett Washington Arlington Parks Hubert Howard Miami San Francisco Drayton John G. Cella Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Ark Cella The

North State Teams Open In North State Conference Action

Five North State Conference basketball teams open the season with Guilford at Western Carolina as the big game. Pfeiffer suffers a 67 57 loss to Newberry as Carl Short scores 26. Pfeiffer trailed despite 13 points from Dennis Hoddinger and Hal Stealey.

Jnight Guilford Western Carolina Lennie Rosenbluth Catawba Lenoir Rhyne Wofford Atlantic Christian Pembroke Pfeiffer Newberry College South Carolina Carl Short Dennis Hoddinger Hal Stealey

Sports Writers and Radio Honored at Salisbury Dinner

Dick Pierce of the Charlotte Observer and Frank Patterson of the Kannapolis Independent earned sports writing awards at Salisbury eighth annual dinner. Bill Jackson of WPTF and Don McLain of WOHS were honored among sportscasters. Over 100 attended. awards included the DiMizio-Lee Kirby prizes and community service awards.

Salisbury N.C Dick Pierce The Charlotte Observer Frank Patterson Kannapolis

Kemp Tops AFL Passer Lead Again

Jack Kemp of the Los Angeles defense regains the AFL passing lead after 12 weeks. He moved ahead of Frank Tripucka and Boston’s Butch Lonisin with 44 efficiency points to 43.2 and 42.5 respectively, marking a comeback atop the league charts.

Dallas Jack Kemp Los Angeles Kemp AFL Frank Tripucka Denver Butch Lonisin Boston Tripucka

Notre Dame Faces Criticism Over Football Decline

Notre Dame fans chant for football amid a 2–8 season, prompting President Hesburgh to defend academics and football quality. He supports Coach Kuharich and insists top student athletes are needed, rejecting the idea that weaker students fuel success.

Joe Kuharich Notre Dame Corby Hall Father Hesburgh Hesburgh Kuharich Terry Brennan

Greensboro YMCA 5s to Tangle at Local Y

Greensboro YMCA basketball team meets High Point YMCA varsity in a game at the local Y gym tonight at 8. Greensboro features former collegiate stars Tommy Kearns Larry Bateman and Dick Miller. High Point lists Danny Sewell Bobby Dunbar Larry Swiggett Roy Dixon and Ken dall Farlowe.

Greensboro Ymca High Point Ymca Greensboro Y Tommy Kearns North Carolina Larry Bateman Duke Dick Miller Big Ten High Point High Point College Danny Sewell Bobby Dunbar Larry Swiggett Roy Dixon High Point High School Kendall Farlowe

Warmath Reacts as Gophers Crowned 1960 National Champions

AP reports Murray Warmath expresses pride as Minnesota's Gophers are named 1960 national college football champions. Warmath, elated by the comeback season, credits players for overcoming past grief. Players including Joe Salem and Frank Bridious laud the title and the team’s rise from bottom to top in one year.

Southern Motors Jerry Liska Associated Press South Bend Ind Notre Dame Theodore M. Hesburgh Jim Klobuchar Minneapolis Murray Warmath Buffalo N.Y Minnesota Warmath Ance Gophers Washington Joe Salem Frank Bridius

Boxing results across cities from AP report

In Dallas Archie Moore defeated Buddy Turman over 10 rounds while Donnie Freeman stopped George Johnson in 7. San Francisco Luis Rodriguez beat Johnny Gonsalves over 10 and New York Obdulio Nunez outpointed Bobby Pen in 10. Chicago Chuck Taylor stopped Irwin in 2 in Detroit. Sydney Johnny Jarrett stopped Alan Gibbards in 5.

Dallas Tex Archie Moore San Diego Calif Buddy Turman Tyler Donnie Freeman Midlothian George Johnson Oklahoma City San Francisco Luis Rodriguez Cuba Johnny Gonsalves Oakland New York

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