Terps Seek No 1 Quarterback After Scrimmage
Nugent evaluated the Terrapins on Saturday and said sophomore Dick Novak of Uniontown PA has taken over as quarterback for now, with junior Dwayne Fletcher still in contention and junior Dale Betty showing the best in the scrimmage. He plans to devote half practice time to passing to strengthen the position.
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Nugent
Terrapins
Dick Novak
Uniontown
Dwayne Fletcher
Dale Betty
Clemson Scrimmage Highlights Five Turnovers In Rain
Clemson's first full-scale preseason scrimmage saw the Whites suffer five direct TDs from fumbles or blocked kicks as heavy rain drenched the opening session. Doug Cline and Ron Scrudato each scored twice as Doug Cline and Ron Scrudato led the two fullbacks with two touchdowns apiece.
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Clemson
S.C
Doug Cline
Ron Scrudato
George Usry
Bob Morgan
Bob Chatlin
Kimmy King
Lowndes Shingler
Harvey White
Lou Cordileone
White
Cordileone
Wildcats hold first pre-season scrimmage without injuries
Davidson's Wildcats completed their opening pre-season scrimmage under game conditions with no injuries. The one hour session highlighted long runs by fullback Dave Warden and halfback George Hart. Punting by Jerry Sheffield and Grant McRorie drew praise, as did line play from guard John Crute and end Booker. The Southern Conference squad opens with Catawba on Sept. 19.
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Davidson
N.C
Daviison
Wildcats
Dave Warden
George Hart
Dole
Jerry Sheffield
Grant McRorie
John Crute
Booker
Catawba
Carolina Officials Climax First Week Of News
Officials in South Carolina concluded the week with a landmark update as new developments emerged across state agencies. Details remain sparse but include confirmation of ongoing investigations and planned briefings for next week.
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Fied
Carolina
Woodberry Forest Freshman Steps In For Injured Ballard
Woodberry Forest Va sophomore quarterback Stanford Fischer stands in for the injured Wayne Ballard, taking the snap duties as the team adjusts to the absence.
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Woodberry Forest
Stanford Fischer
Wayne Ballard
Pan American Games Team Wins Gold in Freestyle Relay
United States relay squad led by Miss Von Saltza wins 4:17.5 Pan American and American record to earn three gold medals. Molly Botkin Joane Spillane and Shirley Anne Stobs also on the victorious quartet.
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United States
Althea Gibson
New York
Miss Gibson
Allen Bell
Somerville
N.J
All-America Candidates Lead 1959 College Football Bids
Saunders tabs Cannon Smith Houston as top A A candidates for 1959 season. LSU holds Cannon as key weapon to defend title while Smith stars for Auburn and Houston captains Ohio State. Others include Gautt at Oklahoma, Flowers at Mississippi, Patton and Smith at California and UCLA respectively, Bass at College of the Pacific, Kilmer at UCLA, and Kilmer among surprise backs.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Billy Cannon
Zeke Smith
Jim Houston
Cannon
Louisiana State
Smith
Auburn i
Houston
Ohio State
Buckeye
Blastin
Bob White
Iowa
Oklahoma
Prentice Gautt
Sooner
Gautt
Oklahomans
Blanche Martin
Los Angeles
Rams
Michigan State
Spartans
South Carolina
John Saunders
Charlie Flowers
Mississippi
Rebels
LSU
Auburn
California
Billy Patton
Ray Smith
UCLA
Bruins
Bob Davenport
Bob Jarus
Purdue
Don Horn
Texas Christian
Jack Spikes
Pitt
Jim Cunningham
Paul Choquette
Brown
Army
Steve Waldrop
Navy
Joe Matalvage
Bob Anderson
College of the Pacific
Dick Bass
Bass
Syracuse
Ernie Davis
Don Perkins
New Mexico
Bill Kilmer
Kilmer
Raves
Pickard
Florida State
Larry Wilson
Utah
Claude King
Keg
Rioe Ag
Richie Lucas
Penn State
Clemson
Harvey White
Jack Cummings
North Carolina
Dick Spergel
Oklahoma State
Rich Mayo
Air Force
Notre Dame
George Izo
Warren Rabb
Ed Pitts
Southern Cal
Dan Fick
Len Rohde
Utah State
Bob Yates
Walter Suggs
Mississippi State
Oregon State
Ron Mahony
Jerry Stalcup
Wisconsin
Jerry ‘Thompson
Holy Cross
Promo
Bob Talamini
Kentucky
Duke
Mike McGee
Bill Burrel
Illinois
Bob Salerno
Colorado
Rufus King
Rice
John Girando
Tulsa
South
Jackie Burkett
Max Fugler
Maxie Baughan
Georgia Tech
Ken Kirk
Goalby Leads Kaycee Meet At Kansas City Open
Bob Goalby of Crystal River Florida shot a 6 under par 66 to seize a 36 hole lead at the Kansas City Open with a 135 total. Jerry Pittman of Tulsa and Dwight Bolt of Crystal River trailed at 137 and 138 respectively as contenders for Ryder Cup selection gathered.
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Kansas City
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Dowee Ae Eee Whitt
Sydney
Bolt
Eeconservnters
Deon Whitt
Dow Finsterwald
Bruce Crampton
Tereenee
Doug Sanders
Dutch Harrison
Tee
Tony Lema
Tommy Bolt
Bob Goetz
Topo
Rro
Rro Eeeeeene 65-73—138 Don January Teee Mason Rudolph
Jim Ferree
Ed Oliver Ween
al Balding
PKR
Oeeeneee
Frank Wharton Seeenee
Marty Furgol
Sereeeteenseneess
Howie Johnson
Eeereeneeneeeses
Don Essig Scor
Eenee
Jim Ferrier
All-Gauge Shoot Set for Today at Marlowe Gun Club
The Marlowe Gun Club near Deep River bridge on Highway 62 eight miles east of High Point hosts its annual invitational skeet shoot starting at 10 a m. The NSSA registered event is 100 targets with extra targets if needed in six classes AA through E. Awards go to Club and Open champions and to the Junior champion.
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Marlowe Gun Club
High Point
NSSA
Deep River Bridge
Highway 62
Endine and Polylad Shine in Wealthy Handicaps
Endine the only female horse in Belmont Park’s Nassau County Handicap finishes fourth in 1 49 2 5 over 1 1 2 miles, paying 26 70 9 20 4 60. Coloneast second and Air Pilot third. Polylad wins Rockingham Park Handicap at Salem after from last surge, paying 3 40 2 60 2 20. Nobel Set shocks Atlantic City Handicap at Atlantic City pulling clear, paying 151 20 47 60 19 40. Baltimore Orioles announce contract purchase of outfielder Fred Valentine from Miami Marlins. reports to report for Monton.
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New York
Christiana Stable
Endine
Belmont Park
Rico Monte
Sea Snack
Earl D. Smith
Coloneast
Ada L. Rice
Salem
N.J
Q. A. S. McKean
Polylad
Rockinghamark
Hank
Verdi
Loren P. Guy
Pointer
Julmar
Baltimore Orioles
Fred Valentine
Miami Marlins
Monton
Valentine
Chicago Cardinals Fall Short at SF in Exhibitions
The Chicago Cardinals lost to the San Francisco 49ers 27 to 24 in an NFL Exhibition game. Key players led scoring drives as both teams tested lineups and strategies ahead of the regular season.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cardinals
San Francisco
Fraser and MacKay Pace Nets Into National Second Round
Fraser and MacKay advanced to the National Tennis Championships second round at Forest Hills. Fraser came from behind to beat Ned Neely 5-7 7-5 6-1 6-2 while MacKay routed Gerald Alleyne 6-2 6-2 6-2. Gardnar Mulloy and Mike Green loom as next foes. Ramanathan Krishnan won easily. Women's play saw Maria Bueno win in 29 minutes, joined by Reynolds Schuurman Hard and Mortimer through to the next round. Allen Morris defeated Leslie Longshore Jr. in straight sets.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Neale Fraser
Barry MacKay
Fraser
Ned Neely
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
MacKay
Air Force
Gerald Alleyne
Brooklyn
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Sidney Schwartz
Dares Adient Saeene Dav
Australia
Rod Laver
West Side
India
Ramanathan Krishnan
Olmedo
James Biggs
Southport
Conn
United States
Neely
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Shirley Harit
Canada
South Africa
Sandra Reynolds
Renee Schuurman
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Britain
Angela Mortimer
Miss Reynolds
Beatrice Walter
Miss Schuugman
Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Miss Hard
June Kroeger
Miss Mortimer
Sally Fuller
Coral Gables
Allen Morris
Charlotte
N.C
Leslie Longshore Jr
Anniston
Ala
Shoe Meet Scheduled On Saturday
The City Horseshoe tournament will be held at the High Point YMCA next Saturday September 12. Class A starts 8 30 a m Class B at 12 30 p m and Doubles at 6 p m. Ken Yarborough YMCA physical director says entry is 50 cents for members and one dollar for non members. The field will be drawn from the top three divisions.
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Ken Yarborough
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