Wildcats Favored 27 Points Over Bison Friday
Charlotte Central’s Class AAA Western Conference Wildcats enter Albion Millis Stadium as 27 point favorites against High Point’s Black Bison. The undefeated Wildcats, top in the league, feature a heavy lineup and a deep squad, while the winless Bison sit bottom of the standings. Coach Hank Madden notes a cautious attitude and lingering injury to backup quarterback Ed Myers but expects full strength for the test. Asheville game highlighted Wildcats’ defensive stand.
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Heinrich Number 4 Passer Of All-Time
Washington quarterback Don Heinrich tops the major college total offense list with 916 yards after 198 yards against Oregon. He has 919 passing yards and 270 career completions, fourth in all-time rankings, while Ray McKown leads the pack among non-T formations with 876 yards.
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UNC Booters Host Cavaliers At Fetter Field
Chapel Hill notes UNC soccer faces Virginia Cavaliers at Fetter Field this afternoon. Tar Heel attack presses repeatedly but misses on several scoring chances as Rennie Randolph Gerry Russell Tomas Dave Cole Ben Tison and Kalb lead the offense. Cavaliers arrive with a 2 1 record and a contentious slate including Roanoke College and Washington and Lee. Kickoff is at 4 pm.
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Boxing Roundup From Last Night Shifts Titles and Decisions
In Newark and London boxing results list Freddie Be outpointing Abel Fernandez in Los Angeles style action. Marcelino Asmenteres from Havana defeated Leonard Ingram in Philadelphia. Randolph Turpin narrowly outpointed George Fish in London while Eric Marsden stopped London opponent in ten rounds.
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Culler's Allen Jay Gain Wins Narrow Underdog Battle
Culler's Sporting Goodster League footballers beat Brentwood 13 to 0 as the undefeated teams met. Robert Davis starred for Culler's with a five yard touchdown run and a 100 yard interception return to seal the game. Renard Yarborough led Allen Jay with three touchdowns and two extra points as Vick Paint trailed 0.
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Davidson Names Miller as New Coach for Basketball
Davidson announces Danny Miller as new basketball coach. His first practice session finds four lettermen: captain Dud, John Ish, Graeme Reith, and another returning player. The team begins preparations for the upcoming season under new leadership.
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Maryland In Fourth Place Spartans Are First Duke Is Sixth In T Ranking
Michigan State tops the Smith Touchdown Tendency System with an 19th straight win over Syracuse 48-7. California slides to second after beating Santa Clara 27-7 while Southern California remains third. Maryland moves to fourth after routing Navy 38-7 and extending its win streak to 17. Duke jumps after defeating Stanford 24-14 and Notre Dame returns to the top dozen at ninth following an upset of Purdue 26-14. Tennessee rises to tenth and Purdue falls to eleventh after decisive results. Ohio State enters twelfth with a 35-7 victory over Washington State.
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State’s top clash Duke Virginia set for Saturday
Charlottesville awaits a huge crowd as undefeated Duke visits Virginia in a high stakes clash. Duke owns a string of wins while Virginia seeks its first undefeated season, with defense and offense both strong and a statewide radio network slated to carry the game.
Cage Stars In On Fix Learn Pro Fate Today
The American Basketball League faces its annual owners meeting to decide whether to allow players tied to recent scandals to play. President John J. O'Brien, aging after years at the helm, will resign, citing concerns over opening doors to implicated players. Elmira has signed Bill Spivey and Jersey City adds Alex Groza Ralph Beard and Sherman White. managers appear split on policy though Elmira’s Hal Robacher signals potential approval. Leon Hardeman ran 12% scrimmage plays for 617 yards and 8 TDs for Georgia Tech in 1951.
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