Bison Open Football Season Against East Forsyth
High Point Central prepares for a non conference opener at East Forsyth Stadium tonight at 8 p m. Coach Herb Hipps notes no injuries and reveals the starting lineup for the Bison with Kenna Dockery Holbrook Rives and others listed as starters. East Forsyth, coached by Carl Clark, returns seven offensive regulars and nine defensive starters from last season as the teams meet in Kernersville.
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Benny Phillips
Kernersville
High Point Central
Bison
High Point
East Forsyth
Ast Forsyth
East
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Clark
Herb Hipps
Eng
Hipps
Richard Loflin
Steve Davis
Mark Gross
Gary Hubbard
Ronnie Hinkle
Allen Prather
Pete McDaniel
Kenna
Sam Dockery
Tate Holbrook
Warren Rives
Ken McAllister
Art Richardson
Ridenhour Defends Golf Title In Carolina Meet
Ridenhour of Sonny Point North Carolina defended his Carolinas Golf Association championship finishing 54 holes at 215 total. He followed a 74 after rounds of 69 and 72 to win $800. Bob S of Hilton Head Island tied at 216 and earned $650, Furman Hayes of Gastonia was third at 217 and won $485.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
Ridenhour
Sonny Point
N. C
Bob S
Hilton Head Island
Furman Hayes
Gastonia
Baltimore Packers season opener sets gridiron tone
Baltimore visits Green Bay in a showdown to open the NFL season after both clubs defeated in the 1960 playoff era. The Packers rely on a steady offense while the Colts push a tough defense led by Unitas as Week One kicks off with multiple games on the slate.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore
Packers
Bart Starr
Don Chandler
John Z Cee
Gary Cuozzo
el Matte
Colts
NFL
American Football League
AFL
Chandler
Unitas
Johnson A Frank Johnson key adds late punch for Giants
In a tight NL pennant race Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and Los Angeles chase the finish as Frank Johnson, a Texas rookie from Paso, Texas, homers in a 3 2 win to spark the Giants. Baltimore leads the AL as Detroit trails. New York sinks. Johnson’s breakthrough echoes past late-season surprises Giebel Hazle Nen.
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San Francisco
Vickings
49Ers
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Vikings
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Ithaca
N. Y
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Bill Asbury
Tucker Frederickson
Earl Morral
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Philadelphia
Eagles
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Wally Lemm
Oilers
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Denver
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Bob Hazle
Dick Nen
Giebel
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Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Indians
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Hazle
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Braves
Nen
Spokane
LA Dodgers
Walt Alston
Frank Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Willie Mays
Johnson
Paso
Tex
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New York Yankees
Annual Football Trip Snag Delays Northbound Doubleheader
The proposed trip led by Ray Kisiah faces schedule issues as two top weekends exclude the Washington Baltimore pro game, now sold out. Remaining options include Clemson at Maryland on Nov. 12, Dallas at Washington on Nov. 13, and UNC at Georgia on Oct. 29 plus Cleveland at Atlanta on Oct. 20, with an extra 70 miles to Athens for UNC. Contact the Parks and Recreation Dept. if interested. trip depends on interest.
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Parks and Recreation Dept
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Dallas
Washington
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Athens
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Charlotte
Gene Thompson
Norwood
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Jim McNair
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Pinehurst
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Skip Tucker
Fayetteville
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R. Shull
Kelly Spp
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Mike Taliaferro
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Joe W. Bales
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Otto Graham
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Jim Brown
George Allen
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