Wildcats edge High Point as Charlotte eyes state title
Charlotte Central and Durham loom as contenders while Charlotte, Burlington and Bison exchange notes on standings. The Wildcats beat High Point 10 6 with standout backs Bobby Lain and ends Fred armer and Larry Rhodes contributing key plays as Central struggles on offense.
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Wildcats
Burlington
Bulldogs
Bison
Charlotte
Bobby Lain
Fred Armer
Larry Rhodes
Bill Craig
Rebel club backs Hickory to finance independent team
The Rebel club reportedly has backers in Hickory to fund an independent squad for next season if Hickory remains in the North State league. Latest league news notes were on page eight involving MOKE.
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Hickory
Rebels
Football Scores From The Associated Press
Miami Florida 13 Georgia 9 and Georgetown 10 Boston College plus Mississippi Southern 33 Chattanooga 20. George Washington 21 Washington and Lee 19. Xavier 19 Louisville 7. John Carroll 26 Marshall 7. Furman 19 Citadel 7. Salem 19 Rio Grande 6. Eastern Kentucky 27 Michigan Normal 6. Virginia Union 27 Kentucky State College 14. East Carolina 26 Newport News Apprentice 21. Temple 47 Rhode Island State 6. Rollins 12 Newberry 6. Tennessee A I 28 Wilberforce 7. Drake 27 St Louis 14. Wofford 14 Presbyterian 7. Wisconsin IVs 13 Ohio State JVs. Lewis and Clark 32 Whitman 7.
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Georgetown
Boston
Colege
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George Washington
Washington & Lee
Xavier
Louisville
John Carroll
Marshall
Furman
Citadel
Salem
Rio Grande
Eastern Kentucky
Michigan Normal
Virginia Union
Kentucky State College
East Carolina
Newport News
Apprentice
Temple
Rhode Island State
Rollins
Newberry
Tennessee A & I
Wilberforce
Drake
St. Louis
Wofford
Presbyterian
Wisconsin Iv's
Ohio State
Capot and Coaltown Set for Pimlico Special Friday
Capot and Coaltown, famed turf rivals, loom in the $15,000 Pimlico special next Friday. Calumet Farm withdraws Ponder, ensuring Capot faces Coaltown while Calumet risks full purses on its four year old fireball.
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Baltimore
Ponder
Calumet
Fireball
Cats Rally to Beat High Point in Western Conf Debut
Central's Wildcats shaded High Point 19 6 after a third quarter surge led by Larry Parker 172 pounds and a 47 yard punt return for a TD. The Bison fought back with a late air attack but Central's defense held as Parker set the tone with key runs and passes.
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Bill Hackney
Charlotte
Central
Wildcats
Larry Parker
Thestx
Parker
Bison
Jerry Paschal
Paschal
Larry Rhodes
Ken Yarborough
Harlon Burton
Bobby Grady
Cats
High Point
Bobby Lain
Jimmy Jarrett
Lain
Mickey
Buddy Sechrest
Benton Moffitt
Carolina
Buddy Secharest
Bob Hatley
Dan Mainer
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Felton Upsets Gavilan In Detroit Boxing Shock
Lester Felton, 20, of Detroit defeated Kid Gavilan in a 10 round split decision at Olympia. Referee Maurie Sherman scored 52-48 for Felton, Judge Pearlstein had Gavilan 51-49, Judge Lenahan gave Gavilan 54-46 amid fan protests.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
Joe Louis
Sugar Ray Robinson
Lester Felton
Felton
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Olympia
Gavilan
Robinson
New York
Beau Jack
Chicago
Steve
Sam
Greene
The
Detroit News
Tommy Devine
Detroit Free Press
Devine
Associated Press
Gavian
Floyd Stevens
Michigan Boxing Commission
Susquehanna Honors Stagg Amid 60th Coaching Year
Amos Alonzo Stagg, age 87, is lauded at Susquehanna University as the Crusaders host Upsala in a homecoming clash. A torchlight parade and bonfire mark the celebration with Stagg receiving a jacket. His wife Stella and son Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr. assist, while Stagg recalls a long career from Yale to Chicago and beyond.
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Susquehanna University
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Susquehanna University Crusaders
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St . Day
Stela
Staggs
Susquehanna
Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr
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Yale
Amend
Walter Camp
Springfield
Mass
University of Chicago
College of the Pacific
Mustangs Seek Lost Glory In Battle With Kentucky
SMU travels to the Cotton Bowl to face seventh ranked Kentucky in a clash for top national status. Doak Walker misses the game due to illness with Frank Payne set to start at quarterback. Weather suggests clear game conditions as about 50 000 fans rally to see the Wildcats’ potent passing attack against SMU’s leaky defense.
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Southern Methodist
Kentucky
Blue Grass
SMU
Rice
Wildcats
Doak Walker
Walker
Sparks
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Georgia
Vito Parilli
Don Phelps
Frank Payne
Doaker
Army
Weather Bureau
The
And
LSU Count on Rain To Aid Upset Of Carolina
LSU hopes for an upset of North Carolina and Charlie Justice tonight aided by rain and two bright sophomores. Left halfback Roshto and Lee Hedges will try to disrupt the Tar Heels passing game while Hedges shifts between offense and defense as coach Gaynell Tinsley prepares for an 8:15 p.m. kickoff.
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Charlotte
Queen City
North Carolina
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Charlie Justice
Jimmy Roshto
Lee Hedges
Hedges
LSU
Gaynell Tinsley
Carolina
Roshto
Art Weiner
Justice
Golden Gophers To Tackle Wolverines
Minnesota seeks its fifth straight win as Big Ten champions and Rose Bowl pick clash with Michigan at Ann Arbor in a high profile clash before a capacity crowd of 92,239. The undefeated Gophers aim to extend dominance while Michigan hopes to halt a slide toward a third straight defeat.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Minnesota
Crigptens
Gophers
Wolverines
Appalachian and High Point battle to 7 7 tie then Apps win 21 7
Freshman Jack Grace capped a late surge with a one yard score and a 43 yard reverse for the Mountain eers in a 21 7 victory over High Point College before 2 000 fans. Hugh Gordon opened the scoring for the Panthers with a 70 yard punt return and Don Hooper and John O Nea l also contributed as Appalachian took control late.
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Joe Brown
Appalachian
Mountaineers
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Jack Grace
High Point
Panther
Panthers
Hugh Gordon
Bill Cross
Curt McDonald
Apps
Groce
Frank von Drehle
Mountaineer
App
John Norton
Don Hooper
Pete Mills
Jack Klein
John Small
John O'Neal
Gordon
Evans
von Drehle
Cross
Herman Bryson
Ony
Ard
J. C. Honeycutt
John Caskey
C. L. Kimball
Bruce Bailey
Horse Tail Switch Snafu at Pennsylvania Show
At the Pennsylvania National Horse Show Wilson's Grey Boy a five year old gelding was disqualified after its tail fell off when a tied tail switch failed to hold. The horse owned by Mr and Mrs Byron D Ruth of Chesterland Ohio was in a class for stallion or gelding walking horses and was marked for the trick tail.
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Harrisburg
Wilson
Byron D
Ruth
Chesterland
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