Pros Grab Slight Lead In Beach Golf Match Play
In Myrtle Beach South Carolina top professionals led amateurs 32 to 28 after the first day of a two day match play event at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club. The pro pairing Charlie Farlow Furman Hayes shot 67 the best score while amateur Ed Gravely and Art Ruffin posted 70.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Carolinas
Dunes
Charlie Farlow
Greensboro
Furman Hayes
Gastonia
Ed Gravely
Rocky Mount
Art Ruffin
Wilson
Yand Dugan Aycock
Lexington
Keely Grice
Phil Hazel
Charlotte
Joe Cheves
Morganton
Orville White
Aiken
P. J. Boatwright
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
Jand Joe Worrell
Dick Tiddy
Dick Tiddy, ‘Charlotte, Pros (70); Pros 6-0. Ed Graveley, Rocky Mount
Tom Case
Avery Beck
Kinston
Charlie Smith
Larry Beck
Chuck Alexander
High ‘Point
Charlie Prentice
Coumbia
Harry Welch
Salisbury
Ervin Laxton
Dave Smith
Bob ‘Turnbull
Hickory
Jim Ferree
Winston-Salem
Thorne Wood
Asheboro
Machen Wins Emerywood Club Championship 8 and 7
George Machen captured the 1958 Emerywood Club championship at Emerywood Country Club finishing 8 and 7 over John Wall on the 29th hole. Machen, a top High Point golfer, defeated Wall after four rounds advancing from bracket play, with a record 132 entries in the club’s history.
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Emerywood Country Club
George Machen
John Wall
Machen
High Point
Wall
Emerywood
Sedge
Field Links
Garrett Brothers
Frank Garrett
Jack Garrett
Frank
Tom Forster
R. Johnson
Gib White
Walter Comfort
Flinks
Wildcats Edge Presbyterian in Eight Point Setback
Davidson defeated Presbyterian 7 0 in Clinton South Carolina to end Presbyterian's undefeated run. Paul Barbee broke free for a 5 4 yard touchdown run after the restart and Bruce Usher added the conversion to seal the victory as Jim Waters spearheaded a late Presbyterian drive with a 55 yard pass to Bobby Pate.
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Clinton
S. C
Davidson
Presbyterian
Paul Barbee
Bruce Usher
South Carolina
Little Three
Bill
Bob Waters Ape
Bobby Pate
Waters
Lenoir Rhyne Romps Appalachian 28 to 6 in Home Win
Lenoir Rhyne, defending conference champions, defeated Appalachian 28-6 at Hickory. The Bears rushed for 293 yards and scored on four short drives while limiting Appalachian to the early touchdown. Ackard and Farmer accounted for multiple scores as LR moved to 1-0 in league play and 3-1 overall.
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Hickory
N.C
Lenoir
Appalachian
Bears
Lenoir Rhyne
Tommy Wilson
Ansel Glendenning
Glendenning
Bill Ackard
Lee Farmer
Iun
Tommy Simmons
Ackard
Farmer
Mountaineers
Lewer
Wilson
Martinez to return against Redl in Newark comeback bout
Welterweight Vince Martinez announced a comeback attempt against Stefan Redl of Paterson, New Jersey, to be staged next month at the Newark Armory in New Jersey. Martinez, previously based in Paterson and now living in Miami Beach, has been inactive since a knockout loss to Virgil Akins.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Vince Martinez
Stefan Redl
Paterson
N.J
Newark, N.J. Armory
Martinez
Virgil Akins
Spartans Defeat Pitt 22 8 on home field
Michigan State capitalized on two short drives and a 50 yard march to beat Pittsburgh 22 to 8 in Lansing before 46 793 fans. Pitt twice botched scoring chances near MSU goal and had a key fumble at the MSU 8 after a 24 yard pass to Dick Haley.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Pittsburgh
Spartan
Panthers
UCLA
Holy Cross
Minnesota
Spartan Stadium
Michigan
MSU
Bill
Kaliden
Dick Haley
Fran O'Brien
Ivan Toncec
Ellison Kelly
Haley
Clemson Tigers edge Vanderbilt in late surge for 12 7 win
Clemson 8th ranked Tigers overcome a rough game to beat Vanderbilt 12 7. Harvey White scored both touchdowns including a 9 second left winner as Clemson rode a late surge and strong running by Greenwood to secure the victory.
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Nashville
Tenn
Clemson
Tigers
Vanderbilt
Harvey White
Ers
Vandy
Lewis Akin
Jim Butter
Jim Padgett
White
Tiger
Greenwood
S.C
Stanford halfback McMillen leads 22 12 upset of Washington
Stanford upset Washington 22 to 12 in a Pacific Coast Conference game as Rick McMillen, moved to starter this week, ran for two touchdowns on 5 and 20 yard runs and set up another with a 15 yard run. Bob Nicoll et al. connected for the clinching score.
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Stanford
Calif
Rick McMillen
Indians
Washington
Jack Curtice
Bob Nicolet
John Bond
Lions Acquire Guard Hogland From Cardinals in Swap
DETROIT AP The Detroit Lions acquired guard Doug Hogland a six year NFL veteran from the Chicago Cardinals in exchange for a 1959 draft choice. Lions coach George Wilson said center Bob Griffin was released to make room for Hogland Griffin a former Arkansas college football star had been on waivers from the Rams two weeks earlier.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Doug Hogland
Chicago Cardinals
George Wilson
Hogland
Bob Griffin
Los Angeles Rams
Wilson
Griffin
Arkansas
Franklin and Marshall Tops Washington and Lee in Final Drive
Franklin and Marshall scored a late touchdown in the final 30 seconds to beat Washington and Lee 14 to 13 at Lexington. The Generals extended their losing streak to 12 games.
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Lexington
Franklin and Marshall
Washington and Lee
Generals
Four back Panthers to open drills this week
High Point College Panthers begin full cage practice Wednesday with eight returnees including seniors Steve Arendis Maury Beauchot and Ken Williams plus junior Danny Sewell. Freshmen prospects Jack Short Williard Formyduval and Tommy Skidmore join, with Wayne Cheek transferring in January adding size and experience for a tough North State Conference season.
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High Point College Panthers
Lexington
N. C
Steve Arendis
Maury Beauchot
Ken Williams
Williams
Danny Sewell
Jack Short
Williard Formyduval
Tommy Skidmore
Virgil Yow
Wayne Cheek
High Point
University of Richmond
Wayne
Panthers
HPC
Fea Raheen
Chalmous Sechrest
Fair Grove High
Thomasville
Wolfy Unger
Hamburg
Germany
Valley Springs
Asheville
Joe Guzinski
Scranton
Zane Daniel
Knoxville
Tenn
Zane
Mississippi Beats Wave in SEC Showdown
Mississippi, ranked seventh in the AP poll, defeated Tulane 19 8 after a fourth quarter surge. Rebels ground game sliced through Tulane’s porous defense to seal the win despite a late passing attack from the Green Wave.
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NEW Orleans
Mississippi
Tulane
Associated Press
Rebels
SMU Rally Tops Missouri 32-19 for First Season Win
SMU trailed by 19 at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Missouri 32-19 before 29,000 fans in Columbia. Ken Lowe and Billy Dunn connected on key passes for SMU, while Missouri turnovers after intermission helped seal the game. Don Meredith missed the game with an injury.
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Columbia
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Texans
Ken Lowe
Billy Dunn
Bob Haas
Tigers
SMU
Dunn
Lowe
Moments Away From Home and Your Own Newspaper
A brief notice noting the Enterprise circulation depart from High Point Enterprise and providing contact via phone 4566. The line emphasizes the value of local news delivery and being away from home.
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High Point Enterprise
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Wildcats Edge Presbyterian
Spartans
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George Deiderich
Tig
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Jimmy Cox
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