Salisbury Friday clash and other key games teased
In Spartanburg the Carolina PGA tournament opened with about 100 pros and amateurs, led by defending champ Clayton Heafner. A 36-hole final is set for Thursday after rounds Saturday. Pro-am winner Joe Worrell and Dr. Sam O. Black Jr. led a 59 best-ball with high payouts for Worrell 95 dollars, Tinsley and Lucas 66.33 each.
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Spartanburg
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Joe Worrell
Sam O. Black Jr
Dave Tinsley
Bob Garland
Ted Fox
H. R. Lyon
Tryon
N. C
Tinsley
Jim Crowley
Carl Clary
Mile Lancas
Mike Kine
Greenville
Johnny Palmer
Baden
Bobby Chapman
Worrell
Lucas
Palmer
Bears Top AP Poll As California Reigns As No 1
University of California the No 1 college football team after collecting 1,129 points in the third AP poll. Tennessee ranked second with 877 points, Michigan State third. Princeton and Baylor joined the top ten. Texas, Georgia Tech, Texas A and M, Maryland, Illinois also highly placed. Notre Dame and Ohio State fell from earlier ranks after weekend losses.
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ED Corrigan
New York
Golden Bears
University of California
Lynn “‘Pappy” Waldorf
Associated Press
Tennessee
Michigan State
Bears
Princeton
Baylor
Texas
Georgia Tech
Texas A and M
Maryland
Ilinois
Notre
Tech
Louisiana State
Georgia
California
Washington State
Marquette
Aever
Chattanooga
Illinois
Aggies
The
Illini
Tie for first in Pick-The-Winners contest produces dead heat
Two experts share first place with 22 of 27 correct picks William N Bach Jr 229 Fairfield Rd and Melvin Howard Jr Box 185 Archdale finish tied for top honors The Enterprise contest marks first clear deadlock in over ten years The two winners will receive NC State Willam and Mary tickets with second prize Jets for Bison Salisbury game Hale placed third with 344 point difference and $8.30 door chimes prize list includes Ott Jones Mary Martin Grady Beck and others with groceries candy door chimes and drug-store items
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William N. Bach, Jr
Fairfield Road
Melvin Howard, Jr
Archdale
Bach
Howard
Back
Enterprise
John Hale
Ferndale Drive
North Carolina
Raleigh
Bison-Salisbury
Hale
City Appliance Co
Ott Jones
English Street
Malpass-Kearns
Mary Martin
Duke Players Sit Out as Oyster Bowl Looms
Duke Durham reports ten top players out or ill after a 27 to 21 win over N C State. Blaine Baton hospitalized with glandular fever. backs Kistler Field Keziah Gibson sidelined. Red Smith hurt. North Carolina prepares for Maryland as injuries mount. N C State loses Webster and Pierce to injuries while Beaver and O Rourke are out for season.
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Duke Durham
Duke
N.C. State
Blaine Baton
Bobby Burrows
Jack Kistler
Piney Field
Bill Keziah
Jim Gibson
Red Smith
Virginia Tech
Norfolk
Raleigh
Wolfpack
Alex Webster
Junior Pierce
Fred Beaver
Jim O Rourke
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Wake Forest Focus Turns to George Washington Threat
Wake Forest, physically fit but emotionally bent after Saturday's upset by William and Mary, shifts focus to George Washington and quarterback Andy Davis. Scouting reports say Davis is GW's greatest threat as he played a prominent role in GW's 38 to 13 victory over Virginia Tech Friday night.
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Wake Forest
William and Mary
George Washington
Andy Davis
Davis
George Washingtons
Virginia Tech
Hard Worker Lou Little at Columbia U Hinges on Mirrors
New York based story profiles Lou Little, Columbia football coach since 1920, noting his long tenure at Morningside Heights, scholarly emphasis of players, and memorable teams. The piece recalls the 1934 Rose Bowl buildup and Little’s outsized leadership, with a tone praising his impact beyond wins.
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Scotty Baillie
New York
Columbia
Lou Little
Baker Field
Morningside Heights
Lou
Wiseacres
Lions
Stanford
Little
Slingin Sammy Baugh backs Prestone for winter protection
The fifteenth year Redskins star Sammy Baugh hails from Texas and endorses Prestone anti freeze. He says its protection lasts all winter and keeps his car safe through cold spells and warm spells alike. He emphasizes no other anti-freeze matches this level of protection.
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Sammy” Baugh
Washington Redskins
Sammy
Texas
Congress Probes Baseball Farm System and West Coast Status
Washington investigators pressed the farm system issue in a House monopoly subcommittee session. Pacific Coast League counsel Leslie M. O Connor testified on major league status and a draft exemption proposal, while Senator Grif fith urged moving a major league franchise to California rather than elevating the Pacific League. The panel seeks the public interest stance before granting special privilege.
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Washington
Leslie M. O'Connor
House
Patrick JL Willings
Calif
Willings
Clark Grifith
Washington Senators
West Coast
Hiltings
Pacific
Hillings
San Francisco
Los Angeles
O'Connor
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baseball
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
California Keeps No 1 in UP Coaches Poll. Tennessee, MSU Move Up
California leads the United Press college football ranking for the third straight week with 17 first place votes and 313 points. Tennessee rises to second, Michigan State drops to third as Texas and Texas A&M hold fourth and fifth amid other shifts, including Princeton entering the top 10.
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Norman Miller
United Press Sports
New York
United Press Board of Coaches
California
Tennessee
Michigan State
Princeton
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Washington State
United Press
Chattanooga
Stnigzle
Marquette
Texas
Texas A and M
Major Clubs Pick Best From Minor Affiliates
MLB round of player moves sees Cubs shuttling Chuck Connors between Chicago and Los Angeles while promoting Fred Baczewski and Fear to the coast club. Cardinals release Marty Marion from playing duties though he will manage, and other trades send prospects and veterans across leagues as teams reshuffle rosters. Cincinnati hires two new coaches Earle Brucker and Ben Chapman to join the staff.
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Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Chuck Connors
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Chicago
Connors
Brooklyn
Montreal
Dodger
L. A
Windy City
New Yorker
Seton Hall
Cubs
Doyle Lade
Fred Richards
Springfield
Mass
Fred Baczewski
Laevern Fear
Jack Wallasen
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinal
Bob Scheffing
Octavio Ruper
Houston
Texas
Earl Weaver
Omaha
Vincent Mooreci
Ralph Beard
Rochester
Pit
Chuck Conners
Jim Command
Schenectady
N. C
Yankees
Don Boohveg
Kansas City
Harry Scaheffer
Tommy Gorman
Beaumont
Cincinnati
Earle Brucker
A’s
Ben Chapman
Phillie
Benners Matches Few Passes Yet Leads in Southwest Passing
Fred Benners, SMU quarterback, has 54 of 97 passes for 672 yards and five touchdowns in 65 minutes this season, after a classroom start as a pitcher. He helped SMU beat Notre Dame 27 20 to boost the team to 13th in the nation while he credits receivers for his success.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Fred Benners
Benners
SMU
Southwest ‘Conference
Notre Dame
Irish
South Bend
Kazmaier Leads Princeton To 3-0 Start Says All America Status
Princeton coach Charley Caldwell praises Dick Kazmaier as an All-America and notes the quarterback’s rise as the Tigers open 3-0. Kazmaier shines with 7 rushing touchdowns, 15 passing, 77 completions for 669 yards, and a total offense of 1,375 yards as Princeton eyes Cornell. Caldwell jokes he’d be tossed into Lake Carnegie if proven wrong.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
NEW York (Up
Princeton
Charley Caldwell
Dick Kazmaier
Lake Carnegie
Charney
Kazmaier
Maumee
Kasual Kaz
Charley
Kaz
Maier
NYU
Penn
Navy
Husky
Caldwell
Jud Timm
Jud
Tigers
Cornell
One Touchdown Scored On Boyden Defense
Salisbury squeezes a rugged stop against opponents this season with only one touchdown allowed in five games. Boyden's single wing attack features Dick Smith and Ken Owen, while High Point prepares for a tough league clash at Albion Millis Stadium Friday night with 5,000 fans expected.
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Salisbury
Albion Millis
Bill Ludwig
Yellow Jackets
Boyden
Lexington
Jackets
Charlotte Central
Wildcats
Salisbury Crew
Barnum Springs
Spencer
High Point
Td Dark
Bison
Reidsville
Golden Lions
Burlington
Dick Smith
Ken Owen
Smith
Invaders
Tarheel backs Durham in Duke freshman backfield
One of the top freshman backfield outfits at Duke University this year is composed for all North Carolinians. It has Worth Lutz of Durham at quarterback, Charlie Niven of Wilmington at left-half, Claude Midkiff of Mount Airy at right-half and Tiny Burber of Greensboro at fullback.
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Durham
Duke University
Worth Lutz
Charlie Niven
Wilmingston
Claude Midkiff
Mt. Airy
Tiny ‘Burber
Greensboro
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Ed Mickelson
Harvey Zernin
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