High Point Black Bison face tough opener and tough schedule
Coach Herb Hipps guides the High Point Black Bison in a 1959 season opener against Reidsville with a shaky line and strong backfield. The squad must cope with seven lost linemen and a demanding 10 game schedule featuring Central Conference rivals and repeats with Greensboro as key opponents.
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Herb Hipps
Black Bison
Reidsville
Hipps
High Point
Dallas Campbell
Catawba College
Johnny Sherrill
Bruce Overby
Joe Trepke
Jerry Patton
Frank Simmons
Tommy Parham
Campbell
Richard Kemp
Marvin Richards
Bill Shirley
Ronnie Huber
Bill Freeman
Richards
Lyman Dillon
HPHS Faces a Rugged Schedule in 1960 Football campaign
The High Point High School football schedule lists games at Albion Millis Stadium against Reidsville Wilmington Durham Greensboro Lexington Salisbury Garinger R J Reynolds and Burlington with junior varsity matches at various sites. Coach Larry Bostian notes tough early tests with Reidsville Wilmington and Durham and expects a strong but inexperienced line to shape the Bison’s season.
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Reidsville
Wilmington
High Point
Durham
Greensboro
Lexington
Salisbury
Garinger
Charlotte
R.J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Albion Millis Stadium
Larry Bostian
Enterprise Golf Classic set for Blair Park weekend
The High Point Enterprise and Parks and Recreation back the S4-hole medal play event at Blair Park Friday through Sunday September 11 12 13 open to amateurs in the Enterprise area bounded by Jamestown Sedgefield Kernersville Wallburg High Rock Lake and Asheboro. 56 entrants signed so far as 14 holes per day count for final scores with no entry fee beyond Blair Park greens fees.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Parks and Recreation Department
Blair Park
High Point
Johnny Johnston
Enterprise
Jamestown and
Sedgefield
Kernersville
Wallburg
High Rock Lake
Asheboro
Johnston
Tar Heel scrimmage highlights and Duke drills
grid roundup notes Smith and Klochak scoring for Tar Heel Blues in a full scrimmage. Duke's Devils stage a windy pre season scrimmage with multiple drives and a 65 yard scoring march. Coach Bill Murray and Jim Hickey praise the performances as Maryland's Dean Wright features for the second team. More on page three.
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Jerry McGee
Wright
Jack Wilson
Duke
Bill Murray
Murray
College Park
Dean Wright
Maryland
Tom
Wolfpack Ramp Up For Preseason Scrimmage At NC State
North Carolina State held a full scale offensive scrimmage as week one of pre season drills wrapped up. Coach Earle Edwards called the results gratifying with standout passes from Roman Gabriel and juniors Ron Wojcicki and Gerry Mancini. Running duties were efficiently handled by first unit backs Ron Podwika Claude Gibson Arnold Nelson and by Bernie Latusick Randy Barrell and Ken in the second group.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Earle Edwards
Roman Gabriel
Ron Wojcicki
Gerry Mancini
Ron Podwika
Claude Gibson
Arnold Nelson
Bernie Latusick
Randy Barrell
Ken
Wake Forest Opens Fall Practice Scrimmage
Winston-Salem AP reports Wake Forest coach Paul Dietzel notes the No. 1 unit showed good speed and coordination in the first fall scrimmage but needs work to replace key players.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Paul —_ oointest
Mister Wons
Amen
United States Dominates Pan Am Medals in Final Days
The U S swept Pan American swimming as the United States leads in shooting and gymnastics for 14 more total points and 87 for the Games. Teenager Ann Warren of Menlo Park wins the women’s 200 meter breaststroke in 2 56 8, Beverly Hills’ Patty eet places second, Anne Bancroft of Berkeley is third, and the men’s 400 meter medley relay sets both Pan Am and American records with a 4 14 9.
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Chicago
United States
Argentina
Ann Warren
Menlo Park
Calif
Patty Eet
Beverly Hills
Anne Bancroft
Berkeley
Uncle Sam
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Ken Nakasone
Hawaii
Mike Troy
Jeff Farrell
Wichita
Darlington Field Is Complete For Southern 500
Darlington Raceway filled the 50-car field for Monday's Southern 500 as Pistone led a fast final day of qualifying with 119.370 mph. Rain-delayed sessions produced many record speeds, with Fireball Roberts set to start at 11 a.m. and a projected turnout near 80,000. A mix of drivers from Pistone to Petty topped the fastest speeds across multiple rows in the field.
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Darlington
S.C
Darlington Raceway
Tiger
Thunderbird
Pistone
Fireball Roberts
Elmo Langley
Wheaton
Buick
Speedy Thompson
Charlotte
N.C
Rex White
Silver Springs
Bob Burdick
Omaha
Neb
Thunder
Dick Petty
Randleman
Tampa
Fla
Jim Reed
Peekskill
N.Y
Chevrolet
Buck Baker
Spartanburg
Tommy Irwin
Purceville
Tom Pistone
Chicago
Jimmy Thompson
Monroe
Cotton Owens
Marvin Panch
Vanceboro
Ford
Paschal
High Point
Tiny Land
Harlan
Iowa
Bill Champion
Norfolk
Pontiac
Roberts poised for third straight Southern 500 win at Darlington
Darlington S C Fireball Roberts starts from pole in the 10th Southern 500 confident but wary. McDuffey expects pressure from Speedy Thompson and Bob Welborn as Roberts chases his third straight victory in the 500 while Paschal improves but runs dry on a final lap. The field includes Jim Paschal and Buck Baker’s Impala entries amid NASCAR friction over Roberts participation.
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Roberts
Paul McDuffey
Atlanta
McDuffey
Thompson
Welborn
Bob
Jim Paschal
High Point
Paschal
Jim
Buck Baker
Darlington Oval
Nascar
Daytona Beach
Bill Frances
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