Duke preps pass heavy offense with inexperienced squad
Duke coach Murray plans a more aerial attack this season with two capable passers Don Altman and Walt Rappold leading a green backfield. Key veterans include Dwight Murray, Dave Bosson, and Jean Berry while personnel switches and injuries shape the lineup for the opening schedule in Columbia, College Park, Ann Arbor, and Raleigh.
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Suereine Moorman
Raf
Duke
Navy
Wake Forest
Dwight Bumgarner
Winston-Salem
North Caroever
Pounder
Lexington
Beenjlina
Chapel Hill
Murray
Don Altman
Elizabeth City
Bison Garinger soccer? High Point game canceled pact
Winter 18 to 6 win over Reidsville started a two meeting season between High Point Black Bison and Garinger Golden Lions. Contract dispute led to a Charlotte move and a Board of Control ruling ordering Garinger to pay High Point 700 dollars or a third of Reynolds gate receipts.
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Bob Hoffman
Enterprise Sports
Reidsville
Black Bison
Golden Lions
Tony Simeon
Garinger High School
Charlotte
Simeon
Garinger
High Point
Bison
R. J. Reynolds
Winston - Salem
Wildcats
Hank Madden
Board of Control
Supreme Court of High School
C. R. Joyner
Charlotte School
Joyner
Fred C. Hobson
Yadkinville
C. E. Cooke
Durham
Simeon Terrell
Chapel Hill
F. D. Kesler
Henderson
William Rattree
Fairmont
Gus Purcell
Reynolds
Black Bison Tit
Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding
Lists top performers by stat in American and National Leagues. Highlights include Maris with 38 home runs and 301 RBI, Lemon 37 HR, Aparicio 45 stolen bases, and Bunning 89 strikeouts. Also notes leaders in hits, doubles, triples, runs, and pitching decisions across teams like New York, Chicago, Cleveland, and Baltimore.
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Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Lemon
Washington
Minoso
Leon Francona
Cleveland
Skowton
Siebern
Kant City
Fox
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Brown
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
Larker
Los Angeles
Great
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Aaron
Hill — Great
Cepeda
Bruton
Virdon
Citadel Faces Punting Dilemma Before Newberry Opener
The Citadel football coach Eddie Teague must replace star punter Paul McGuire after his 1959 All America season. With McGuire gone Teague searches for a consistent kicker among candidates Mike Gambrell and Early Eastburn as the season opener against Newberry looms.
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Associated Press
Eddie Teague
Citadel
Paul, McGuire
MaGuire
Teague
Bucky Sharpe
McGuire
Sharpe
Newberry
Charleston
Mike Gambrell
Eastburn
West Virginia
Jim Moss
Maryland
Moss
Joe Moss
Virginia Tech
Tech
N.C
Enterprise Grid Picks Test Gets Under Way
The Enterprise launches its annual Pick-The-Winners contest with 28 weekly football games. Contestants predict winners for prize tiers. the slate appears in today’s pages 4-B and 5-B.
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Enterprise
Wolfpack Faces Hokie Threat In Season Opener
Hurricane warnings hover as North Carolina State prepares for a Saturday clash with Virginia Tech in Raleigh. Coach Earle Edwards calls Tech a stronger, more solid foe with a fast defense and backfield. Across the ACC, Maryland studies film on West Virginia while Clemson anticipates a tough opener despite Gary Barnes missing time with glandular fever.
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Associated Press
North Carolina State
Earle Edwards
Wolfpack
Virginia Tech
Danna
N.C. State
Raleigh
Edwards
Tech
North Carolina
Maryland
ACC
West Virginia
Tom Nugent
Frank Howard
Clemson
Gary Barnes
Wake Forest
Winston + Salem
N.C
Barnes
Fairfax
Ala
Tommy King
Atlanta
Jim Hickey
University of North Carolina
Clement
Milam Hall
Joe Davies
Ray Farris
Jim Rice
Winston-Salem
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Jim Moss
Hillsboro
Wayne Shifler
Frank Staley
Ad i
Joe Wachina
Letterman
Duke
Joel Arrington
Dean
Wright
Bobby Hawn
Bobby
Wyatt
Virginia
Woodberry Forest
Dick Voris
Cavaliers
Charlottesville
St Louis Duo Lead at Halfway in National Doubles Bowling
Ray Bluth and Dick Weber of St. Louis hold a slim lead at the halfway point of the Men’s National Doubles Bowling Tournament in Chicago. The 16 game half shows 11 wins, five losses, 6,854 pins, and a point total of 79.54, with Carmen Salvino and Bill Bunella of Chicago in second on 78.78 and Bob Kwolek and Ed Lubanski of Detroit third on 76.71. The event carries a $19,000 purse and a $2,000 first prize under the Peter Isen system, awarding points for games won and pins knocked down.
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Chicago
Ray Bluth
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Bluth
Weber
Peter Isen
CarmenSalvino
Bill Bunella
Bob Kwolek
Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Halfback Out Halts Syracuse Invincibility
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder faces a setback as halfback Mark Weber Baker is sidelined at least three weeks with a knee injury from Saturday’s scrimmage. Weber, 21, from Solon Ohio, teamed with Ger Schwedes as top backfield performers last season and was named as the replacement for Schwedes. Other injured players include tackle John Brown and center Bob Stein, with Northwestern also reporting knee injuries but less severe. Ballman returned to practice after a knee issue on September 1.
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Pol Lee
Mark Weber Baker
John Brown
Tom Gilburg
Bob Stein
Otis Godfrey
Weber
Schwartzwalder
Ger Schwedes
Solon
Ohio
Schwedes
Baker
Syracuse
Brown
Orange
Maurice Youmanns
Bob Yates
Gerry Skonieczki
Northwestern
Ike Smith
Larry Onesti
Kansas
Lee Flacks
Barth
Texas Christian
Bul
Kansas State
Mlinois
Ernie McMilon
Ian
Se Schwartzwalder
Michigan State
Gary Ballman
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Pitcher Warren Spahn of the Braves earned his 19th win in a seven hit two run decision over the Cardinals, fanning pinch hitter Bob Nieman with the bases loaded. Dick Stuart of the Pirates powered a 6-1 win over the Giants with a two run homer a triple and a single in four trips scoring twice.
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Warren Spahn
Braves
Cardinals
Bob Nieman
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Giants
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