Green County expert picks fuel a lively betting fray
Joe Brown clings to 10th while Bill Hackney edges ahead in The Enterprise Board of Experts standings. The roundup lists Currie and JIACKNEY atop mixed results across college football, basketball and misc matchups with many schools named and a flurry of recalculated votes amid a chaotic, humorous tableau.
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Enterprise Board of Experts
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Pennsylvania
Columbia
Ohio State
Indiana
East Carolina
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High Point
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Virginia
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Alabama
Oklahoma
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Yale
Texas
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Ilinois
Washington
William and Mary
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Traine
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Florida
Army
Harvard
Michigan
Iowa
Kentucky
Villanova
Georgia
Elon
Catawba
Michigan State
Penn State
Lenoir
What Bakst Might Have Been
New York up. Joe Baksi returns to action in a 10 round telecast at St Nicholas Arena facing Gino Buon tempi. once tipped for a Joe Louis title shot he faded after a 1947 London upset to Olle Tandberg and a later loss to Ezzard Charles. now near oblivion, his career hangs on tonight's result.
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Joe
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Freddie Mills
Bruce Woodcock
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Baksi J
Sweden
Olle Tandberg
Stockholm
Ezzard Charles
Ezzard
Madison Square
Carolina Jayvees Meet Wake Forest Jayvees in Burlington
The University of North Carolina Jay Vee football team will face Wake Forest Jayvee players at Burlington High School stadium tomorrow night. Sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose of Burlington, the game features non varsity players. Kickoff is set for o'clock.
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University of North Carolina
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Lenoir Rhyne Bears Hit Back With Rematch Significance
After a rare loss in Tampa the Lenoir Rhyne Bears prepare for a rebound at Memorial Stadium in Asheville. They face Western Carolina in a high stakes Worth State Start with kickoff at eight. Steve Trudnak leads the offense with Jim Garrett directing the attack for the top North State contender.
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Bears
Western Carolina
Ashevilles Memorial Stadium
Leinoir Rhyne
Steve Trudnak
Bruins
Jim Garrett
Duke Prepares Replacements for Virginia Tech Test
Duke's Blue Devils held a light session before traveling to Norfolk to face Virginia Tech in the Oyster Bowl. Injured players include Captain Jim Gibson and John Carey with other replacements filling Gibson and Carey's spots. Eberdt may cede kickoff duties to Ray Green if unavailable.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Norfolk
Virginia Tech
Uke
Jim Gibson
John Carey
Bill Keziah
Piney Field
Sam Eberdt
B. Pearson
Gibson
Walter Smith
Pearson
Ray Horton
Carey
Ralph Torrances
Keziah
Red Smith
Field
Eberdt
Ray Green
Green Tops All Midget Footballers at Richlands Park
A 65 yard touchdown by 90 pound midget footballer Green Johnnie, Brentwood eleven led by coach Tommy Kellam, stood as the season's longest score though Brentwood lost 28 to 7 to Tri-State Club. Opening game saw Andy's Food Shoppe beat Allen Jay 77 to 20 while Eugene Wool sparked a comeback with three TDs. A twin bill followed with Dick Culters team vs Vick Paint Store and Lindale vs Manns Drag Company at Albion Millis stadium.
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Richlands Park
Brentwood
Tommy Kellam
Tri-State
Seabback
Green
Kellam
Andy
Allen Jay
Eugene Wool
Bill
Albion-Millis
Dick Culter
Vick Paint Store
Lindale
Manns Drag Company
Wildcats Hope To Do Better In Road Games
Davidson's injury plagued Wildcats hit the road for three straight weekends starting Saturday at Richmond against the Spiders. After a 21 7 home opener loss to Lenoir Rhyne they beat Virginia Tech 32 20 on the road, then fell to The Citadel 34 14 at home and lost Homecoming to Presbyterian 14 12. Southern Conference stats show Davidson fifth in rushing offense at 218.3 yards per game and fifth in total defense at 249.3 yards allowed per game.
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Presbyterian
Cats
Little
Wildcats
Webster to Lead State Against William and Mary
Tailback Alex Webster returning from a back injury leads NC State Wolfpack against William and Mary Indians at Riddick Stadium Saturday at 2 p.m. Webster, third in the Southern Conference rushing, aims to top State’s single season offensive record. he has 469 rushing and receiving yards, 18 of 49 passing for 278, plus 191 rushing yards. He will handle most kicking duties and seek to boost totals against Virginia Tech, Louisville, and Davidson with five games left. Ed Moiduszewski of William and Mary is a key rival in the Homecoming clash.
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Alex Webster
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
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Indians
Riddick Stadium
Webster
State
Weenie
Tribe
Williamsburg
N.C. State
Eat Mooney
Virginia Tech
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Catawba
Wake Forest
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Deacons
Ed Moiduszewski
Mioduszewski
Salisbury Threat Serious In Salisbury Big Game Tonight
Salisbury faces Boyden High School in Albion Millis Stadium as injuries to linemen Tom Wood and Dick Gant threaten High Point College’s Black Bison in a pivotal Western AAA conference clash. Both teams sit unbeaten. the noon forecast calls for clear, cool weather and a crowd over 6,000 expected for the 8 p.m. kickoff.
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Bill Hackney
Tony Simeon
Black Bison
Boyden High School
Salisbury
Albion Millis
High Point College
Simeon
Tom Wood
Husky
High Point
Wood
Dick Gant
Bison
Organized Baseball OK Says Witness
The past president of the Baseball Writers Association told a congressional committee that baseball is fine as it is and the group opposes federal control. Yeutter criticized bonuses and waivers while supporting the reserve clause. hearing continued with Freddie Atchison, Lou Boudreau, and Pee Wee Reese as lead witnesses.
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Celler 1D
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New York Herald Tribune
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Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Harold
Pee Wee)Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fumbling youths clash with Tennessee and N C State
Duke’s young football squad fumbled seven times in each game against Tennessee and N C State, though they recovered three fumbles in each contest. Bob Samuels of Houston, Texas, a Brandeis University first baseman, is noted as a pre rabbinate student.
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N.C. State
Duke
Bob Samuels
Houston
Brandeis University
Jimmy Demarest
Golfdam
Jimmy
Kistler Among Duke Backfield Stars With Breakout Start
Durham Duke University backs Duke fullback John Denglen Kistler has emerged as a top blocker and strong runner in the season’s first four games. The Ardmore Pa. sophomore, 6-3 and 218, has rushed 192 yards on 48 carries and added four kickoff returns for 115 yards. His blocking has powered Duke toward near 1,000 rushing yards early, drawing praise from coach Bill Murray and a former Duke All-American.
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Maryland
Bob White
Tar Heels
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Maplewood
N.J
Dick Wiess
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Bud Wallace
Dick Lackey
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John Denglen
Jacky Hkister
Jerry Barger
Charlie
Red Smith
Piney
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Sone
Bill Murray
Histler
Kistler
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Wolfpack
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Jamestown Hosts Trinity High In North Piedmont Clash
Trinity travels to Jamestown for a North Piedmont Conference football game as an underdog and winless visitors face a heavy favorite. Jamestown, despite a tough schedule, has lost only one game against similarly sized schools. A fan bus departs Trinity gym at 7 and Reed's Soda Shop in Archdale at 7:35 for a kickoff.
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Jamestown Stadium
Flying Tigers
Jamestown
Trinity Gym
Reed's
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Tigers
Abe Palmer
Darrell Ridge
Rabble Fowler
Graham Ray
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
New York fights feature Jerry Giandra winning over Hurley Sanders in Newark. Portland bout sees Dick Lundy defeat Evan Roy with an eight count. Philadelphia card has Dan Buccheroni outpointing Rocky Jones in Chester.
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New York
Jerry Giandra
Buffalo
Hurley Sanders
Newark
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