Tar Heels Hope Bullock Sharp For Volf
North Carolina plans to rely on quarterback Bullock as they prepare for a homecoming game against Tennessee. The team faces injuries, including lead scorer Ken Keller, while stressing improved passing and running games amid ACC matchups with South Carolina Maryland and Wake Forest versus Clemson.
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Len Bullock
North Carolina
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Solkien Bullock
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George Barcla
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Ckar Heels
Tennessee
Chapel Hill
Ken Keller
South Carolina
Ges
Dette
Uad
Aeays
Gamecock
Johnny Ramling
Wake Forest
Clemson
Tiger
Prestion
Chiapeane
Areace
Don King
Duke
All America
Ed Meadows
Worth Lutz
Jerry Barger
Mountaineers Face Penn State Test as Undefeated Run Stretches
West Virginia, ranked fifth with an 11-game winning streak, prepares to meet Penn State, a tough foe rated among the nation's best. Coach Art Lewis stresses stopping PSU's passing attack led by Tony Rados while recalling past Pitt and Penn State battles.
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Mountaineers
Art Lewis
Penn State
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Lewis
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Rados
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Boston College
Spiders
Corky Johns
William and Mary
Indians
Furman
Wofford
Davidson
Wildcats
Harvard
Wldcats
Crimson
Bufort Blanton
Ralph Renken
Citadel
Washington and Lee
Washington
Florida State
Lindale Dairy Midget Football Keeps First Place Lead
Lindale Dairy's Midget Football team beat Allen Jay 20-6 to extend their lead, with Kemp Gardner and Wilson key in scoring drives. Trinity rallied to lead Mann's briefly, but Mann's finished strong. a triple header is set for Harvell Park tonight, featuring Jamestown vs Lindale, Cullers Sporting Goods vs Trinity, and Wick Paint vs Brentwood.
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Kemp
Gardner
Wilson
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Lindales
Jerry O'Dell
J. W. Wilson
Frank Hawks
Benett
Bennett
Harvell Park
Cullers Sporting Goods
Trinity
Wick Paint
Brentwood
NCAA approves eight January 1 bowls
The NCAA certified eight postseason football games for January 1. The Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Orange Bowl in Miami, Refrigerator Bowl in Evansville, Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Sun Bowl in El Paso, and Tangerine Bowl in Orlando meet the association's requirements.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
NCAA
Walter Byers
Dallas
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Evansville
Ind
Pasadena
Calif
New Orleans
el Paso
Tex
Orlando
Association
FSU football admits students at fifty cents
Florida State University will allow elementary, junior high, and high school students to attend football games for 50 cents. Dr. Howard Danford, director of athletics, said the move aims to make games accessible to all.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
FSU
Howard Danford
Thomasville Reidsville Highlight Friday Football Slate
Allen Jay's Jaybirds are the lone Friday night game in the area as six more contests head into the weekend with high school football teams racing to complete the 1953 schedules. Allen Jay and Reidsville appear among the highlighted matchups.
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Reidsville
Penn Tigers Set to Face Church High in Final Home Showdown
William Penn High School’s Tigers, unbeaten and tied once, host Church Street High School of Thomasville at Albion Millis Stadium in a bid to stay on track for the Western District title ahead of a possible state final. Co captains lead a squad anchored by back Ben Brockman and a veteran line. Local rivals and other Friday matchups fill the slate as playoff hope hinges on a strong finish.
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Thomasville
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Bena
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Roscoe Camp
Willie Gibson
Robert Brown
Charles Torrence
Roy Simmons
Lee Camp
Chester Mayield
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Reidsville
Golden Eagles
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George Wingfield
Stoneville-Trinity
Jamestown
Flying Tigers
Montgomery County
Troy High School
Trojans
Fair Grove
P. Garden
Pleasant Garden
Memorial Stadium
Greensboro
Fair Grovers
Davidson County
Bison Favored By 13 In Homecoming Clash With Asheville
High Point’s Black Bison hold a 13 point edge over Asheville’s Leewards Maroons in the Homecome Night showdown at Albion Millis Stadium. The undefeated Western Conference leaders aim to stay atop standings and near Reynolds club as Coach Simeon’s team drills hard for a possible late-season push.
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Jimmy Martin
Butch Hazelwood
Black Bison
Bison
Asheville
Bill Hodges
Enterprise
Maroons
Albion Millis Stadium
Winston-Salem Reynolds Club
Black Demons
High Point Junior High School
Burlington
Ray Correll
Lus
Ison
Bobby Robinson
Robinson
Salisbury
Bisons
Greensboro
Ids
Charlotte
Bulldogs
Isbill
Simeon
Reynolds
Baylor’s James Ray Smith Named AP Lineman of the Week
Baylor University standout James Ray Smith, a 215-pound, 20-year-old junior, is named AP Lineman of the Week after a decisive 14-13 victory over Texas A&M that boosted Baylor to third in the AP national rankings. Smith deflects personal praise, crediting the entire team for the win.
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Tex
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Baylor University
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Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Texas A&m
Baylor
Associated Press
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