High Point Upsets Salisbury in Narrow Prep Victory
High Point defeated Salisbury 6-0 as the Jackets were stifled in the first half. Bob Ritchie and Larry Rhodes forced two key Salisbury losses early, then Bobby Joe Mickey broke through for 40 yards setting up the decisive drive.
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Rickey Rolls In Money As Clubs Buy And Buy
New York clubs build for next season as Brooklyn Dodgers spend heavily acquiring Marv Rackley and Dick Kitman while selling two players. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and others profit from deals as Branch Rickey boosts the Dodgers with several promising farmhands and veterans are moved in complex trades.
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Bison Upset Boyd Yellow Jackets in Conference Clash
Salisbury fell to High Point as the Bison roared to a 26-0 victory before 4,000 at Millis Stadium. Key plays featured Jarrett and Mickey on drives, Ring with a 37 yard kickoff return, and a standout defensive stand by Salisbury in the final minutes.
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Apps and Tribe Clash In Twin City Tonight
Appalachian State seeks to stay in the North State Conference race by beating Catawba at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem. The Mountaineers, 2-2 in the conference, must win four straight games. Catawba is fresh from a 6-0 win and features Stanfield and Fesperman in homecoming lineup.
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Important Tilts On Tap Tonight In North State
Western Carolina Teachers and Catawba lead the conference with 20 records as East Carolina Veachers and Appalachian challenge them. High Point travels to Lenoir Rhyne while Western Carolina hosts ECTC at Cullowhee. Catawba meets Appalachian in Winston-Salem. Last night Elon beat Newberry 26 12 in Burlington and Norfolk Naval defeated Atlantic Christian 14 7 in Rocky Mount.
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Conference Capers Untamed Thrills In Prospe Pears Meet
High Point Panthers visit Lenoir Rhyne Mountain Bears in a North State clash billed as a do or die. The Panthers seek validation of the new T formation after three scoreless games, while Lenoir Rhyne aims to rebound from a 14-0 loss to Appalachian State and reclaim pace for the conference race. Homecoming crowds and weather may affect tonight’s game in Hickory.
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Irish Meet Tulane In Top Battle
Notre Dame and Tulane clash at Notre Dame Stadium with both teams unbeaten and ranked. Tulane seeks revenge after a 59-6 defeat in 1947 while aiming to derail an Irish 31 game undefeated run. injuries cloud Tulane guards and Price may limit action for Notre Dame.
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Charles Wins No In Defense Of
Charles remains the National Boxing Association heavyweight champion after a 35 second knockout of Pat Valentino at the San Francisco Cow Palace. The bout drew a record indoor crowd of 19,590 as Charles defended his title for the second time since taking it from Joe Walcott last June.
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