Burlington Bulldogs Top High Point In Clutch Defensive Stand
Burlington defeats High Point 13 7 after a late interception returned for a touchdown. Key ground gains by Pat Sellars Darrell Small and Bobby Brincefield, plus Bobby Joe Mickey’s 90 yards on 18 carries, paced the Bulldogs as Har lon Burton and Ken Yarbrough led the line.
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Bosox and Dodgers Stand At Pennant Threshold
Boston tries to clinch the American League flag by beating New York at Yankee Stadium. A Dodgers win over Philadelphia and a Cardinals loss could force a best-of-three NL playoff. Yankees, A’s, Cubs, and Cards all played, with Kost of notable performances as the pennant races tighten.
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Eagles Break Wake Forest Grip With 13-7 Upset
Boston College Eagles toppled Wake Forest 13-7 as quarterback Songin threw for two long completions and a late touchdown to Diminick. Wake Forest struggled without key tackles Bill George and Tom Palmer, collecting 58 rushing yards and failing to stop BC’s aerial attack.
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Tigers To Oppose Bessemer In Loop Meeting Tonight
Jamestown High School visits Grensboro Memorial Stadium to face Bessemer in a Guilford County conference game. Both teams sit at 1-1 with similar records after recent results. Coaches Klosterman and Slade plan the same lineup as last week, and the game kicks off at 8 p m.
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Clemson Prepares to Defend Title Against North Carolina State
Clemson meets North Carolina State in Raleigh to open defense of the Southern Conference crown. Both teams were beaten earlier. Clemson lost to Rice 33 7 and State to North Carolina 26 6. Beattie Feathers plans a three platoon setup while Clemson uses the single wing. Last season Clemson won 6 0 at home on a 90 yard punt return by Bobby Gage.
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Davidson Blue Hose Renew Old Rivalry
Davidson Wildcats host Presbyterian College in a renewed football rivalry cut off in 1926 for rough play. Both teams lost their season openers with Davidson falling to Army and Presby to Clemson. Davidson relies on passing by Auburn Lambeth while Presby boasted a speedy left backfield.
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Baseball Roundup: Yankees, Athletics Deliver Wins as Dodgers Idle
AP reports Sam Chapman and Ferris Fain homered for the Athletics in a 4-1 win over the Yankees. The Senators were beaten 11-9 by the Athletics, while the Dodgers had an open date. McCarthy plans Mel Parnell against New York, Stengel prepares Allie Reynolds, and DiMaggio may rejoin the Yankees. Cards and Dodgers loom in NL race with Brecheen, Branca, and Heintzelman highlighted.
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DiMaggio Cleared to Return for Yankees in Key Series
Joe DiMaggio, weakened by illness, was to rejoin the New York Yankees for the decisive two game set with the Boston Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. Allie Reynolds would face Mel Parnell as New York tries to sweep and force a possible playoff. DiMaggio’s return could lift the club in these crucial pennant hopes.
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Pennant Races at a Glance
National League standings show Brooklyn at 96 wins and 56 losses with St Louis at 95 and 57. Remaining schedules list Brooklyn at Philadelphia for two games and St Louis at Chicago for two, with dates today and tomorrow. American League shows Boston 96-56 and New York 105-57, with remaining games between New York and Boston both home and away today and tomorrow.
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Three Southern Conference Feuds Feature Dixie Gridiron Battles
Three Southern Conference family feuds headline the football schedule with Duke Georgia and North Carolina Tennessee clashing at Knoxville and Chapel Hill. Upsets hit Wake Forest and South Carolina as Boston College and Furman sparked late scoring to spoil expectations.
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Long Win Streaks Face Tough Tests in College Football
Two long streaks are at risk as top ranked Michigan meets Stanford in Palo Alto and Notre Dame faces Washington with both teams unbeaten in 29 games for the Irish. UCLA and Boston College rack up wins as they chase more upsets while Penn State Army and Ivy League showdowns shape the day across the nation.
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Burlington Bulldogs down High Point in first loop clash
Burlington Bulldogs beat High Point 20 to 6 at Millis Stadium in a high school football game. Key plays included a late interception return for a touchdown by Pete Jones and solid rushing by Bobby Joe Mickey and Pat Sellars as Burlington opened scoring with a 7-0 lead. High Point struck back in the second quarter, but Burlington pulled away with a fourth quarter drive and a final touchdown setup.
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Thomasville Bulldogs shut out Spencer with 18 point win
Thomasville's football team defeated Spencer 18 to 0 in a South Piedmont clash. Ernest Byerly led the Tommies with a 75 yard interception return for a score and a strong second quarter surge backed by Ben May and Bobby Loftin. Spencer threatened late but the Bulldogs prevailed.
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Trinity Bulldogs Clinch 39 8 Victory Over Summerfield
Trinity high school football edged Summerfield 39 to 8 at Richland Park. Bobby Clodfelter and Bill Hawkins scored most touchdowns with Clodfelter totaling three of five. Humphrey Smith kicked three extra points as Trinity opened with two early touchdowns. Next week Trinity visits Madison.
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ISTANDINGS AND SCHEDULES FOR MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES
The standings show Cleveland six Detroit four and Philadelphia four New York one Chicago currently leading with Boston at 11 and Washington at nine. Today’s games include Boston at New York 2 00 pm Philadelphia at Washington 2 30 pm Cleveland at Detroit 3 00 pm Chicago at St Louis 3 30 pm. Results from yesterday show Chicago beat St Louis 6 5 and Pittsburgh won 3 while Cincinnati lost.
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