Wolfpack Victory Sets Tone for ACC Race
North Carolina upset by North Carolina State 21 14 as coach E. Edwards praised his squad after overcoming key injuries and a disrupted lineup. Freshman Bill Hill filled at center and Frank Cackovic guided the offense with a strong performance. Ken Trowbridge added two rushing touchdowns in the win. Maryland looms next in Raleigh.
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Big Boys Shaking After Weekend Of Upsets
AP sports writer recaps a weekend of college football upsets affecting top programs. Ohio State Oklahoma Notre Dame and Michigan State faced uneven returns as Wake Forest toppled Maryland 34 0 while Nebraska beat Georgia Tech 14 7 and Pitt defeated UCLA 27 6 amid new scoring rules and shifting contenders.
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Alexander Wins Mountain View Invitational in Roanoke
Pro Chuck Alexander of High Point North Carolina shot 65 71 to total 126 six under par and win the Mountain View Invitational. Jim Ferree Winston-Salem North Carolina was runner up with 68 70 138. Mac Main Danville Virginia placed third with 66 73 139 and Connie Sellers Roanoke was low amateur at 71 49 140.
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Kivett Wins C G A Meet At Lexington Country Club
Bud Kivett, veteran High Point amateur, won the Carolina Golf Association one day tournament at Lexington Country Club with a 70 low gross score, two strokes ahead. Adrian McManus of High Point and Cecil Bailey of Asheboro tied for second at 72, while Ed Steere of Asheboro also placed high.
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Spahns 21st Victory Clinches Braves Title Run
Milwaukee clinched the pennant with a 6-5 win over Cincinnati as Warren Spahn earned his 21st victory and prepared to open the World Series against the Yankees. Pittsburgh rainout boosted Milwaukee’s edge to 5 1/2 games with four left. Willie Mays widened the N L batting lead to .342. Ramon Monzoni relieved for the Giants in a 7-4 win over St Louis. Dodgers edged Cubs 2-1. In the AL, Baltimore downed the Yankees 3-2. Cleveland beat Detroit 3-1.
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Braves Celebrate Clinching the Pennant in Milwaukee
Milwaukee fans greet the World Series bound Braves after they clinched the pennant with a 6-5 win over the Redlegs in Cincinnati. About 14,000 crowded General Mitchell Field and 15,000 more along the route to the airport to welcome Manager Fred Haney and the team.
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Major League Leaders by the Associated Press American League
The AP lists major league leaders in the American League with figures for batting runs and hits. Mantle leads in runs and home runs. Jensen tops RBIs. Fox has most hits. Aparicio and Power among leaders in several categories. Banks leads in wins and RBIs. Jones records the highest strikeouts.
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