Questions On Grid Picture The 1959 Atlantic Coast Race
Atlantic Coast Conference football race questions loom as North Carolina and Clemson pace the standings with Duke South Carolina and Duke challenging for third. UNC eyes top form under Jim Hickey while Duke faces tougher forecasts and North Carolina State rebuilds. Golf note: The Enterprise Golf Classic to return next year with 72 holes over two weekends and larger field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Clemson
Chapel Hill
South Carolina
Duke
High Point Enterprise
W&M Plans To Improve Aerial Game
William and Mary coach Milt Drewer aims to lift the Indians’ passing attack in 1959 after finishing near the bottom of the Southern Conference aerial stats in 1958. He notes better passers and receivers, including quarterback Bob Stoy and backs Jim Porach and Roger Hale, along with taller targets Dick Hover and John Farrell, as keys to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William and Mary
Milt Drewer
Indians
Drewer
Bob Stoy
Barton
Fort Worth Advances as Semifinal Bests Louisville 8 3
American Association semifinal playoff results show Fort Worth defeating Louisville 8 to 3 to win the series four games to none. Omaha blanked Minneapolis 7 to 0, tying the series at two games each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated PR American Assn
Fort Worth
Louisville
Worth
Omaha
Minneapolis
Football Played To Beethoven at Shawnee Mission North
Shawnee Mission North High School speakers blast Beethoven during academic announcements as an FM station broadcasts into the system. The transmitter nearby fuels the curious blend of music with school-wide notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Shawnee Mission North High High School
Openers loom as ACC teams brace for Florida State Duke
Atlantic Coast Conference coaches Warren Giese and Paul Amen anticipate tough openers against Duke and Florida State as Wake Forest and South Carolina prepare for varied offenses. Maryland and Clemson eye West Virginia and North Carolina respectively, with Virginia and Virginia Tech among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Rice
State
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Carolina
Clemson
Ohio State
Army
Florida State
Maryland
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Tulane
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Wyoming
Mississippi
UCLA
Associated Press
Warren Giese
Gamecocks
Paul Amen
Giese
Amen
Seminoles
Perry Moss
Tom Nugent
West Virginia
Terps
Mountaineers
Tigers
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Jim Hickey
John Hegarty
John Stunda
North Carolina State
Tech
Jim Swofford
William and Mary
Stanford Fisher
Picks contest begins today in Enterprise edition
The Enterprise announces its annual Pick The Winners football contest starts with weekly prizes totaling over 2000 dollars. A 10 week slate of games is featured each week on pages 6 B and 7 B with details in today's paper.
Clemson's Frank Howard Praises Home Run Play Prospects
Clemson coach Frank Howard outlines a speedily maturing 1959 football squad with swift halfbacks led by Chatlin Usry Mathis Morgan and Daigneault backed by White Shingler and Goff. Key returnees include C Snyder and Cline, with strong tackles Cordileone and Olson and guards Crout and Olson. Schedule lists games from Sept 19 at Chapel Hill to Nov 26 at Furman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S.C
Frank Howard
Wes
Howard
Bob Chatlin
Washington, D. C
George Usry
Waycross
Bill Mathis
Manchester
Bob Morgan
New Martinsville
W. Va
Doug Daigneault
Malone
N. Y
Harvey White
Lowndes Shingler
Greenwood
Johnnie Mac Goff
Saluda
Hawkeyes Struggle at Key Quarterback Position
Iowa coach Forest Evashevski reveals fall practice left him with one healthy quarterback after Wilburn Hollis ankle sprain. Olive Treadway listed as No. 1 quarterback but lacks necessary mobility. Hollis is a deceptive runner yet limited as a passer. Don White shifted to fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Evashevski
Wilburn Hollis
Olen Treadway
Evashevski
Hollis
Nicklaus MakesEarly Impact In U S Amateur Golf
Ohio State junior Nicklaus, 190 pounds, 18, dominates the opening round at Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. He defeats Robert Tyre Jones II 7 and 6, using a strong iron game and solid putting. Brue of Milwaukee posts the only subpar round, as the field is cut to 64 after today’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Lou Cordileone
Jersey City
N. J
Sy Harold Oson
Decatur
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ohio State University
U. S
Ohio
Robert Tyre Jones II
Pittsfield
Mass
Bobby Jones
Nicklaus
Broadmoor
Pees Gemmelen Chaetic Cen
Oklahoma City
Jeune
Bob Metering Coe
Roswell
Toack
Falls Seca Cens Eee
P. Island
Walker Cupper Ward ,Wettlouter
Williamsville
N. Y
Colts Lose Exhibition. Brown Shines as 2nd QB Candidate
Baltimore Colts fall 35 13 to Philadelphia but gain hope with Ray Brown directing offense. Brown completed 16 of 33 passes for 199 yards and a TD, earning praise from Eagle QB Van Brocklin who calls him a potential solid No 2. Giants experiment at fullback due to injuries while Bears plan Bukich start amid roster shuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Colts
Philadelphia
Brown
Andy Nelson
Mississippi
Ewbank
Hon van Brocklin
Eagle
Colts
van Brocklin
Giants
Mel Triplett
Phil King
Jim Lee Howell
Alex Webster
Triplett
King
Chicago Bears
Rudy Bukich
Bears
Cleveland
Bukich
Zeke Bratkowski
Ed Brown
Chicago
Cardinals
Ken Panfil
Los Angeles
Mac Lewis
Iowa
Darrel Brewster
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gern Nagler
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Henry Jordan
Big Bison Need- Defensive Boost
High Point's Black Bison opened with a loss as Reidsville controlled the game 18 to 12. Kerry Key led Reidsville with 91 rushing yards, while fullback Jim Fuller piled up 97 yards for the Bison on 14 carries. Coach Herb Hipps notes defensive size and experience are the current deficit as the team shifts to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hoffman
High Point
Black Bison
Herb Hipps
Hipps
Bison
Reidsville
Jim Marley
Bobby Mabe
Edgar Banks
Jim Fuller
Fuller
Marley
Banks
Kerry Key
Golden Lions
Reggie Manley
Steve Ritchie
Ernest Lynn
Dillon
Ritchie
Manley
Major Loop Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
Detroit stars dominate the list with Kuenn hitting .350 and 182 hits while Kaline adds .325. Yost drives in 109 runs, with Man at 99. Pitching leaders include Face of Pittsburgh with 17 wins and Drysdale at 228 strikeouts for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Yost
Fox
Ee Sena
Malzone
Boston
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
McDouglad
New York
Colavi
Pinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Moon
St. Louis
Neal
Los Angeles
White
Banks
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
T. Taylor
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Bison defense relied on strengthened unit this season
Strength of the team, including Dallas Campbell and Johnny Sherrill, was tested as High Point linebackers misread plays late night, leading to extra yards for Wilmington prep. The Bison hope a stout defense can rise to the challenge this Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Campbell
Johnny Sherrill
Billee
High Point
Wilmington
Bison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blue Devils
By Billi Hodges
Bill Murray
Jim Tatum
UNC
Notre Dame
W&m
Beethoven
Ol’ Frank
By del Booth
Doug Cline
Valdese
N. C
Daigneault
Paul Snyder
Baltimore
Sam Anderson
Bob DeBardelaben
Conley
Barnes
Fairfax
Ala
Dave Dave Olson
Sammy Crout
Swansea
Furman
Hawkeyes
Don White
Patrick
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Bob Brue
Brue
Ray Brown
Joe
Mike Rathet
George Shaw
New York Giants
Biso
Herbmere
High Point High School
Mike Dunlap
Ellis Baker
Baker
Addi
Tion
David Cox
Wynn
Sarge
City Lake
Hunter Coal and Oil Co
Patsy Coal
Dim Mulls
Shi Pyle
Kate
Puller
Ken Rush
Mer
IO Way Tire Service
Homestead Ave
Browning Remington
pucHs
Winchester
Marlin
Fox H&r
High ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!