Verardi II Top Soph in League
Maryland half back Gene Verardi earned top sophomore honors after key plays in the 27-0 win over Wake Forest. He caught a 6 yard touchdown on the final play and earlier made a 40 yard catch and a crucial third period first down. Harvey White of Clemson was runner-up after starring in Clemson s 204 victory over Virginia.
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Souchak Favored In Carolina PGA Open At New Bern
Mike Souchak former Duke football star and top money winner opens first round in the Carolina PGA at New Bern as defending champ Julius Boros forfeits title. Souchak partners Tom Maffett of Goldsboro. Goodrich and Maffett shot 58 in pro am.
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Lane Loses Unanimous Decision in Miami Beach Bout
Bobby Lane of Kannapolis North Carolina dropped a 10 round middleweight decision to Jimmy Beecham of Miami last night. Lane weighed 160 pounds and managed only a third round punch that drove Beecham to the ropes.
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Cardinals End Pact With Columbus Barnstormers
The St. Louis Cardinals ended a working agreement with Columbus, Georgia, of the Class A Sally League. Farm Director Walter Shannon said Columbus was dropped to pursue a working deal with York, Pennsylvania, of the Class A Eastern League.
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Duke Tops Wake and Tar Heels Edge Terps in Week Picks
By Harold Claassen a roundup of college football picks features Duke remaining unbeaten after a win over Wake Forest while North Carolina defeats Maryland. Other noted selections include Michigan State over Purdue and Oklahoma over Kansas with strong emphasis on strong backfield players like John Crow at Texas A M.
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Braves Yankees Split World Series Richest Pot
The Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees split the richest World Series pot in 54 years. Braves stars Bob Hazle and Nippy Jones received three-quarter shares, and full shares went to Bill Dickey and the St. Louis Cards. Total receipts topped $2.6 million with a tax of $247,739. The Maglie dispute limited his double-share potential.
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Connors Gault Bout Postponed in Boston
The eight round match between Jimmy Connors of New Bedford and Pappy Gault, North American bantamweight champion, was postponed in Boston. Further details on rescheduling were not provided by officials.
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Elon Remains Top as Bears Open Conference Play
Elon holds the North State Conference lead after a 14-12 win by Western Carolina over Catawba. Lenoir Rhyne defeated Appalachian 38-0 with Harold Bullard scoring 48 points. Guilford fell 19-14 to Hampden-Sydney. Upcoming actions include Elon hosting Presbyterian and Guilford at Lenoir Rhyne.
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Tommies Face Injuries as Albemarle Visit Looms
The Tommies battle flu and injuries with key players Herb Stamey David Workman and Don Deese sidelined. Coach McLain warns season prospects hinge on health as Albemarle Bulldogs visit, a top AA power in the South Piedmont Conference with 81 18 6 since 1952 and five wins this year averaging six touchdowns.
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Citadel and Richmond Face Each Other In Southern Conference Clash
Citadel and Richmond appear evenly matched in key offensive and defensive stats as they prepare for a SC football showdown. Citadel holds the league lead tie with VMI, ranks high in offense and passing, while Richmond sports a top three defense and strong rushing.
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Tigers Meet Trinity AJ To Play Tomorrow
High school football opens Thursday with Trinity and Jamestown clashing at Trinity Park as both seek sole second in the Central Tar Heel Conference. Allen Jay faces Summerfield at Jamestown in a homecoming game with Jaybirds aiming to rebound from a 4-2 season and possibly missing tackle Jerry Daniels due to a prior injury.
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Owl Sits in Mount Vernon Gym Hatching Eggs
A female barn owl nested in a gym stairwell at Mount Vernon High School in Rutherfordton North Carolina. She laid three eggs and the team suspended practice until the owl family moves on by November 1 so the squad can prepare for the season.
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Greenberg Likely To Be Fired In Cleveland Indians Shakeup
Cleveland sports writers expect Hank Greenberg to be fired as general manager by 13 directors today after a poor season. If retained, speculation says the Indians may move to Minneapolis in 1959. Experts cite ownership pressure and public opinion as decisive factors in the potential replacement.
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