Allen Jay Takes On Guilford In Key Guil-Rand Clash
Allen Jay Jaybirds host Guilford Black Hornets at 7 30 pm on the Allen Jay field in a pivotal Guil-Rand Conference game. A win secures the title for Allen Jay if Liberty falters Friday night, while a Guilford victory keeps the race open for others.
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Allen Jay
Jaybirds
Guilford
Black Hornets
Liberty
Summerfield
the Birds
Paul Barnes
Tomor
Bulldogs Face Bessemer in Injury-Adjusted Non-Conference Tilt
The Bulldogs meet Bessemer Whippets in a non-conference game at 8. Coach Joe Don Myers says two starters and an alternate will sit out with injuries. Bulldogs record stands at 3-3-1.
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Bulldogs
Bessemer
Joe Don Myers
Illini Lineman Burrell Headlines Week In AP Poll
Illinois guard Bill Burrell earned one man of the week honors after a 16-tackle, fumble recovery and 14 6 win over Minnesota. The Clifton Illinois captain sparked a late second quarter drive by recovering a fumble at midfield.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Illini
Clifton
Til
Minnesota
Bill Davis
Wichita
Missouri Valley Conference
Shockers
Cincinnati
Davis
Lee Folkins
University of Washi
George van Vliet
California
Folkins
Big Five
Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament Sets Record Purse
The 34th annual Los Angeles Open to be held January 7 to 11 offers a purse of 44 500, the highest in the event’s history. Last year’s purse was 40 000. The Rancho Park course in West Los Angeles hosts. Announcement came from Don Selten, chairman of the Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Los Angeles
Ranchone
Don Selten
Angeles
Pulpwood Bought for Mill From Neelys Creek Church
First pulpwood for a new paper mill in Catawba South Carolina was purchased from Neelys Creek Presbyterian Church nearby. Church members harvested the wood to enlarge their cemetery.
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Catawba
S. C
Neely’s Creek
Whirlies Open Conference Play Amid Tight Standings
Burlington hosts Raleigh in a Eastern Conference game as Greensboro tops the standings with one league win. Salisbury second, Reynolds third, Lexington fourth after a win, a tie and a loss. Winston-Salem halted by a late 7 6 win while Greensboro rested.
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Burlington
Raleigh
Gastonia
Reynolds
Salisbury
Asheville
High Point
Charlotte
Lexington
Greensboro
Wilmington
Gibson Goes Pro In Cash Tour With Karol Fageros
New York AP reports Althea Gibson signs a professional contract to play for cash. US champion Karol Fageros from Miami will oppose Gibson in about 50 appearances with a $30,000 payout. First match set for a delayed venue with 40 minutes to an hour duration.
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New York
Althea Gibson
Harlem
U. S
Karol Fageros
Miami
Fla
Miss Gibson
Tho Ust
Condeste
Howard veiled jab sparks Clemson Gamecock showdown
Clemson coach Frank Howard mocks South Carolina over ticket allotments as both schools prepare for the Big Thursday clash. Clemson aims to preserve a 3-0 ACC record while SC seeks to stay in the hunt with a 1-1 ACC mark as preparations include joined practice and defensive focusing.
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Associated Press
Clemson
Frank Howard
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Buckeyes
Purdue
Iowa
Texas Christian
Pitts
Burgh
Panthers
Yale
Colgate
Bulldogs
Oklahoma
Kansas
Jamestown and West Davidson Set for Thursday CC tilt
Jamestown High School will host West Davidson High in a Central Carolina Conference game Thursday at 8 p.m. The meeting was moved from Lexington due to a makeup game on the Tigers’ schedule. Jamestown aims to rebound after an upset loss to Ledford.
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Jamestown
Jamestown High School
West Davidson High
Lexington
Tigers
Bill Hiatt
Jamestown Crew
Ledford
Duke's Jack Wilson Named Sophomore Of Week
Raleigh news details Duke halfback Jack Wilson as Sophomore Of Week after seven carries for 49 yards in a 21-6 loss to Army. Wilson helped Duke reach the Cadets' 14-6 margin before Army added another score.
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Duke
Jack Wilson
Wilson
Raleigh
Blue Devils
Army
Weekend college football picks from Claassen
Harold Claassen selects winners for this weekend's games. LSU, Texas, Mississippi, West Virginia, Auburn, Penn State, Clemson, Yale, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, North Carolina, William and Mary, Cincinnati, Missouri, Wichita, SMU, Texas A M, Hardin Simmons, New Mexico State, Colorado, Brigham Young, Oregon State, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana State and Washington State are named with favored outcomes and brief justification.
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Florida
Billy Cannon & Co
Northwestern
Notre
Texas
Rice
Rene Ramirez
Mississippi
Arkansas
Memphis
California
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Pittsburgh
Auburn
Miami
Pan State
Illinois
Big Ten
William & Mary
George Washington
Midwest
Cincinnati
College of Pacific
North Texas State Gan
Missouri
Nebraska
Wichita
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Detroit
Southwest
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Texas A & M
Baylor
Hardin Simmons
West
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Brigham Young
Denver
Oregon State
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Montana State
Washington State
Idaho
Spring drills set Cincinnati team names shield clubs
AP reports Cincinnati teams hold spring drills with parent club in Tampa next year. A team spokesman lists farm clubs expected there Nashville of the Southern Assn Savannah of the Sally League Topeka Kan of the Three-I League Palatka Fla of the Florida State League and Geneva N Y of the New York Pennsylvania League.
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Cincinnati
Cinteams
Tampa
Nashville
Southern Assn
Savannah
Topeka
Kan
Palatka, Fla
Geneva, N. Y
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Harold Claassen
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