Mrs. Helen Boggs Wins Weekly Football Pick The Winner
Mrs. Helen Boggs of High Point tops the weekly Pick the Winner grid missing seven selections to claim first prize. She edges William Metcalfe and J B Pardue as the top scorers, with Pardue judged winner on accuracy of point totals. Prizes include cash, gifts, and football game tickets.
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Helen Boggs
Saunders Hobby & Toyland
Mrs. Boggs
D. E
E. Green
High Point
Gordon Rd
Sever
Wyoming
Pardue
Richmond - Davidson
Dartmouth- Harvard
Rutgers-Penn
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Air Force- New Mexico
Washington
Oregon
Caldwell Halimi Title Bout Looms in Europe
Irishman John Caldwell meets Frenchman Alphonse Halimi in a 15 round bout that could clear the world bantamweight picture. Caldwell must win to challenge Eder Jofre, the disputed world champion per the NBAA, as Katzenelson attends ringside to arrange a title fight if Caldwell prevails. Caldwell entered as the 6-5 favorite to retain the European title won from Halimi last May.
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London
Jofre
Caldwell
Halimi
Fight results from Associated Press boxing cards
New York Tony Hughes 202 over Rodolfo Diaz 1812 Argentina eight rounds. Chicago Willy Braggs 139 stopped Kid Casey 140 Chicago eight. San Francisco Henry Niete 125 outpointed Jimmy George 127 Fremont Calif eight. Mike Gallo 120 San Francisco over Frankie Duarte 121 Sacramento Calif eight. Eddie Shaw 202 San Francisco and Tom Cummins 190 San Francisco drew eight.
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New York
Tony Hughes
Cleveland
Rodolfo Diaz
Argentina
Chicago
Willy Braggs
Milwaukee
Kid Casey
San Francisco
Henry Niete
Jimmy George
Fremont
Calif
Mike Gallo
Frankie Duarte
Sacramento
Eddie Shaw
Tom Cummins
Drew
Red Shield Midget Football Opens With Treats And Tricks
The Red Shield Boys Club Midget Football League opens with Jamestown Rotary and Mann Drug at 6 30 and Southern Motors versus Seal test Dairy at 7 45. Jamestown relies on Wyrick Jones and Byrd while Seal test Dairy counters with Burge Rawleigh and strong line play.
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Salvation Army Red Shield
Jamestown Rotary
Mann Drug
Trinity
Southern Motors
Sealtest Dairy
Jamestown
Ron Wyrick
Tim Jones
Steve Byrd
David Spell
Buster Ruth
David Macaluso
Sealtest
Thinks Jack Stroud Offensive Guard Still Missed By Giants
The profile highlights Jack Stroud, Giants offensive guard, whose quiet play and thinking approach keep him valuable. He explains pass protection, blitz pickup, and the art of pulling on runs, detailing injuries and comeback from torn ligaments.
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Murray Olderman
Stroud
Bowling Results From Last Night
Local lanes logged highs across individuals and teams with Dalphine Surratt 188 in a game and Shirley Scheer 478 in a series. Truck & Trailers Sales led team games 954 and 2605 in team series. Additional top marks include Dot Sharpe 217, Martha Rose 526, Parrish Texaco & U Haul 280, and Kennedy Oil Co. 272 in team series.
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Dalphine Surratt
Shirley Scheer
Dot Sharpe
Martha Rose
Parrish Texaco
U Haul Y
Parrish Tex
U Haul
Juanita Myers
Agnes Blue
Kennedy Oil Co
Diamond Millski
Marie Marie
Susie Dixon
Sportsman Shop
Parrish Texaco & U Haul
Milford Byerlys
Kivett Drive
Esso
North State Business College
Columbia
Weesee
Adams Millis
Eeeeer Errr
Moose Lodge
Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results for Mary Jane Honeycutt
In a series of frames Mary Jane Honeycutt posted a 196 game and a 559 series with 223 and 239 as later totals. The Men's Den team posted an 80 game and a 232 series followed by an 830 team series and 239 as a subsequent score.
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Mary Jane Honneycutt
Mary Jane Honeycutt
Chamberlain Off To Defend Crown
Wilt Chamberlain leads NBA scoring with a 51.2 point average after two weeks of the 1961-62 season. He has 256 points in five games and 139 rebounds at 27.8 per game. Elgin Baylor trails at 33.0 in six games. Oscar Robertson tops assists with 14.7. Bill Russell rebounding at 32.0. KC Jones shoots .714. Al Ferrari perfect at 10-for-10.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Phenom
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Bill Russell
Boston
K.C. Jones
al Ferrari
St. Louis
Central Australian Arunta Tribesmen Describe Life
The Arunta tribespeople of central Australia are depicted with lithe bodies, chocolate-brown complex ions, and flowing beards. They wear no clothing and build no shelters.
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Australia
Sophomore Season Triumphs In Wisconsin Tale
Walt Kowalczyk recalls his 1955 Michigan State football game against Wisconsin. He ran 72 yards for a first half TD and finished with 172 rushing yards on 10 carries in a 270 victory. Coach Duffy Daugherty warned him about ball shifting and used the moment as a teaching tale. Bob Scholtz, ex Notre Dame lineman, played for Detroit Lions last season.
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Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan State University
Associated Press
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Duffy Daugherty
Earl Morrall
Massachusetts
Duffy
Badgers
Walt
Bob Scholtz
Notre Dame
Duke
Bill Murray
Michigan
Blue Devils
North Carolina State
Wolverines
John Schopf
Ken Tureaud
Herman Johnson
Minnesota
Gophers
Bill Munsey
Tommy King
Tom Hecemovich
Mike Lind
Jim Kelly
Nick Buoniconti
Navy
Sophs Cloyd Webb
Paul Krause
Iowa
Ohio State
Longhorn II Proves Its Merit In Swc Dominance
Texas Longhorns moved to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the SWC after decisive 33-7 win over Arkansas and 34-7 victory against Rice. Nationally ranked No. 3, they boast the league’s top offense and rushing attack, as SMU prepares for the coming clash.
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Associated Press
Texas
Longhorns
Arkansas
Rice
Southern Methodist
Ralph Hawkins
James Earl Wright
Memphis State
Five Seats Open For Baltimore Football Trip
Five gridiron fans can still join the Baltimore trip organized by Jesse Taylor. The 80 pointer group will attend the Maryland N. C. State game on November 11 and watch the Washington Redskins versus the Cleveland Browns on November 12 in Baltimore. Cost is $40 including transport, two nights hotel, and tickets. Call Taylor for details.
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Baltimos
Jesse Taylor
Baltimore
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns
Taylor
46 Tiger Tilt Tops For Evans
The “Game to Remember” by Ray Evans of the University of Kansas continues the series begun by the AP last year and resumed last week detailing a football tilt involving Evans and the Tigers.
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Ray Evans
University of Kansas
Associated Press
Remembering KU Missouri 1946 Big Six title game
Ray Evans recalls the 1946 KU versus Missouri clash. He fumbled early, tied the game with a 54 yard run, scored again, and led a fierce finish to clinch the Big Six title while his team played on an empty stomach.
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Missouri
Marvin Small
George Sauer
Lynn McNutt
Missouri Tigers
Don Fambrough
Hoyt Baker
Bathgate Extends NHL Scoring Lead With Rangers
Andy Bathgate of the New York Rangers scored a goal and assist against Toronto to maintain his lead in the NHL scoring race. His output for the week kept him ahead of Claude Provost of Montreal, according to league statistics released today.
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Montreal
Andy Bathgate
New York Rangers
Toronto
Bathgate
Claude Provost
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Chamberlain
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Harvey Rice Memorial
Ray Keever
Colonial Country
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Mr. Rice
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Jack Clary
Mississippi State
Dan Devine
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