Trinity Student Wins The Enterprise Football Contest
Neal Hoover a ninth grader at Trinity High School tied for top in The Enterprise Pick The Winner contest with seven correct picks and top scoring team Arizona 15 to Clemson 13 Monore Whitt and Jackie Craddock also placed. Prizes include cash gift cards tickets and merchandise from local businesses.
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Trinity
Trinity High
Neal Hoover
J. B. Shackelford
Shackelford’s
Trinity High School
Enterprise
Hoover
Monroe Whitt
Kernersville
Jackie L. Craddock
Jamestown
Neal
Whitt
Arizona
Clemson
Craddock
Columbia
Ralph
T. V
High Point High
Robert
Graham Photo Service
Vaughn
Huffman Paint Co
Martin Cleaners
Marietta Paint Store
Pittsburgh Paint Store
Ilderton's
Four Yankees, Spahn Lead 1961 All Star Selections
The 1961 AP All Star team names Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Elston Howard Tony Kubek and other stars. Warren Spahn and Whitey Ford repeat from last year while Norm Cash Frank Bolling Ken Boyer Frank Robinson Joey Jay and Maury Wills also earn spots.
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New York
Associated Press
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Yanks
Baseball Writers Association
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Maris
Norm Cash
Tigers
Frank Bolling
Braves
Spahn
Whitey Ford
The
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Yankees
Frank Robinson
Reds
Joey Jay
Holdinsky Named SC Player of the Week After WVU Upset
West Virginia halfback Roger Holdinsky, unused as a starter versus Pitt, scored two third quarter TDs in a 20-6 Mountaineers win. The senior from Moundsville rushed 40 yards and caught three passes for 55 yards in the victory, earning Southern Conference Player of the Week honors. The Citadel’s Bill Gilgo was runner up after a 27-yard field goal with one second left beat William and Mary 10-8, putting The Citadel in the conference lead.
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Washington
West Virginia
Roger Holdinsky
Pitt
Southern Conference
Mountaineers
Panthers
Holdinsky
Moundsville
W. Va
Citadel
Bill Gilgo
Cadets
William and Mary
Printing of odds should be stopped says Maryland coach
Nugent argues that listing point spreads in newspapers affects team morale, citing adverse and beneficial examples from Maryland games. He suggests curtailing odds printing may be possible through press or legislative action, but contends it would not curb gambling on athletics.
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Nugent
Maryland
Rutgers
D. C
Carolina
Syracuse
Terrapins
Wiances
Detroit Tiger Utility Man Larry Osborne News Note
Detroit Tiger utility man Larry Osborne, son of Tiny Osborne who pitched for the Chicago Cubs in the early 1920s, is highlighted in a brief note.
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Detroit
NEA
Larry Osborne
Detroit Tiger
Tiny Osborne
Chicago Cubs
Bowling highs and season marks from local leagues
Nightly results list top performers across individuals and teams with highs for games and series. Notable names include Barry Wray, Chuck Hartman, J Strickland, Ruth Yelton, Maxine Alien, Nancy Cecil, Dot Sharpe, Lillie B. Millikan, and team leaders like The Roll O Coasters and Adams Millis within the local bowling scene.
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Barry Wray
Chuck Hartman
Dead Ducks
Ducks
J. Strickland
T. Brookbank
The
Ruth Yelton
Statesville
Maxine Alien
Gsbo
Northside
Ce Rerkss
Nancy Cecil
Ruby Black
Adams-Millis
Dot Sharpe Coon
Lillie B. Millikan
Sportsman Shop
Individual scores and team totals from church bowling match
E H Hackler Jr rolled 20 in an individual game and 555 in series. Roy Watts Jr scored 215 in a game. First Church of Christ posted team games of 715 and 719, with a 1978 date reference.
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E. H. Hackler Jr
H. Hackler Jr
First Church of Christ
Roy Watts Jr
Ceee
Fireballs Edge Notable Winners in Local Bowling Meet
Individual game results show Doris Willard leading with strong scores in the Fireballs matchup. Faye Smith and Doris Willard headlined the series for Team No. 4 with decisive performances.
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Ladies Rainbow
Tex Elastic Rainbow Weavers
Burlington
Doris Willard
Tex Elastic
Rainbow Weavers
Doris
Italy Eyes Australia in Davis Cup Challenge Round
Italy trains for the December Davis Cup challenge in Australia after a 4-1 interzone final win over the United States. Pietrangeli Sirola and Gardini are likely to play, with Migone as captain expressing cautious optimism about victory.
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Domenico Giordano
Associated Press
ROME
Italy
Australia
United States
Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
Faustio Gardini
Eugenio Migone
David Freed
U.S
Sirola
Pietrangeli
Jack Kramer
Whitney Reed
Alam
Quarterbacks Suffer Ills Across Top College Programs
Coaches sweat as stars face injuries ahead of Saturday games. Sonny Gibbs of Texas Christian broke three ribs and is replaced by Seph Gray Mills after a prior injury during travel. Daryle Lamonica of Notre Dame has a bruised ankle but eyes Michigan State clash. Wilburn Hollis of Iowa returns from a wrist cast yet may sit out longer. John Hadl of Kansas remains healthy and will continue at quarterback, left halfback, and defense as Kansas beat Iowa State 21-7.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Seph Gray Mills
Arkansas
Gibbs
Notre Dame
Daryle Lamonica
Fighting Irish
Michigan State
Lamonica
Southern California
Purdue
Iowa
Wilburn Hollis
Jerry [Burns
Hollis
John
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Hadl
Jayhawks
Iowa State
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Jim Gentile
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Bob Clemente
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Frank Lary
P. Coble
K. Warner
Five Point Food
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Ed Smith
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Carrie Lewellan
Elinor Dawkins
Harilee’s
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Estelle Smith
Nancy Quigley
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Eevee Ree
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Weee
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Mabe & Goode Coves
Igley
Linthicum
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Col. Village Phillips
Myers & Arney
Gragg Paint Store
Long & Bumgardner
Chick’s Auto
Lewis Supply Co
James McFarland
Clyde Ood Sopee
Mabe & Goode
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C. E. Joyner
Cose
Lloyd Joyce
Evens
Carousel Mens
Sartin’s Cleaners
Highpoint
Melvin Fosters Quality Auto
Bnai Brith
Brookbank TV
Corn’s Food Center
Enwenes
Maxine Alle
Gsbno
Eeenee
Fair Lanes Col. Village
Northside Lanes
Ereree
Sunset League
Columbia Super Mkt
Pet Green St Baptist
Lebanon Methodist
Sreen St
Sreen
Welch
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Spinettes
Seaee iTeam
Eam No
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High Point Enterprise
Reliance
Letter Life
High Point
Lilly Co
Alhoun Drug
I Lilly Co
Iedmont Electric
Bob Phipps
Bobby Glover
Glover
W. Wasserman
Calhoun Drug
F. Newman
High Point Uphol
Model Supply Corporation
Russell & Park Sts
Men’s Department
Austin Newton
Steve Weavil
Gilbert Bernard
Coy M. Traynham
Ronald M. Vale
E. C. Gurley
Charles Hodgin
D. W. Cooke
Jackie Osborne
Jerry Adams
David Cochran
Rick Barger
Dave Johnson
Bob Cameron
College Village Shopping
Shum
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Little Rock
Finance & Acceptance Corp. of
High Point, Inc
E. Commerce St
South
Glenn Crihfield
Mayflower
Granville
DIAL
S. Hamilton St
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