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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
13
British captain Joe Carr warns of heat as the 65th National Championships move to a medal format. The event at Southern Hills begins Wednesday with four rounds through Saturday on a par 71 layout featuring players from Britain and America. Carr says the British team may struggle in the heat despite familiar foes.
High Point Black Bison, led by Sam Dockery and Ken Rhyne, prepare for a Friday home game at Albion Millis Stadium against Parkland of Winston-Salem. Dockery has 12 points, Rhyne 195 passing yards and 6 TDs, Haywood 66 rushing yards, Comer 101 punt yards, with Bowers close behind in rushing.
Willie Mays, of the Giants, joined the 500 home run club with a four run rally paving a 5 1 Giants over Houston. Juan Marichal pitched six scoreless innings to earn the win for San Francisco. Mack Jones of the Braves led the International League with 39 homers and 102 RBIs for Syracuse in 1964.
Citadel expects improvement on offense this season to complement a top defensive unit that led the Southern Conference. Key players include tackle John Reeves and center Pat Green on the line, backs Vance Caesar Paul Farren and Dick Hanes, with Farren at fullback. Schedule features games against South Carolina Washington West Virginia and Furman among others.
South Carolina opens football practice with 29 lettermen the largest haul in years. Senior quarterback Jim Rogers sidelined by a knee operation may return to run Marvin Bass new winged T offense, else reliance on sophomores Mike Fair Ben Garn to and Ted Wingard. Strong line depth boosts hopes for a quick start against ACC rivals and a sharper attack.
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