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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
13
Cincinnati football notes explain defensive fronts in detail. The piece covers line changes, blitz versus stunt, and how teams gamble on pressure plays. It notes past losses to Pittsburgh and upcoming trips to Green Bay while detailing signaling and playbook adaptation.
Carolina coach Tom Meschery faces guard surplus as George Lehmann departs after 10 days of practice and one exhibition. Scheer says Cougars will help relocate Lehmann while other guards like Littles, McClain, Verga and Dorsey compete for rotation spots. Meschery favors a 10 man roster with Caldwell injured and a final decision pending.
High Point College starts its cross country season at home Wednesday against Methodist and Campbell Colleges. The Purple Panthers seek a fourth straight district title but face a rebuilding year with only two lettermen, Lloyd Davis and Eric Noren, returning. Six freshmen, including Joe Meeks, Bob Phippen, Kevin Sullivan, Nealth, Jay Brent, and Jeff Woerner, are expected to play key roles as the team adjusts to a five mile collegiate distance. Coach Bob Davidson says depth is the strongest in school history and notes early workouts and a weight program as they prepare for a schedule that includes Wake Forest, Pembroke, Davidson, Western Carolina, Guilford, N C Central, and several invitationals and meets.
The fragment from a 1971 page 3 B section notes a date of September 28 1971 and a page notation. It offers limited readable context for a brief newspaper card. No clear events, people, or organizations are identified in the accessible text.
UNC Chancellor J Carlyle Sitterson announced an independent study by the faculty athletic committee into the illness and death of football player Bill Arnold. The panel will report its findings to the faculty on October 8. Arnold, a 224 pound Staten Island, New York native, collapsed during practice on September 7 and died after a week in intensive care at North Carolina Memorial Hospital.
Nebraska remains atop the AP college football poll with 44 first place votes as Michigan drops to fourth after routing UCLA. Texas holds third after beating Texas Tech 28-0, while Auburn edges Tennessee 10-9. Duke and North Carolina enter the rankings, replacing Toledo after a 23-0 win by Texas-Arlington.
San Diego financiers and Padres principal owner E J Bavasi discussed the team’s finances after a meeting in Los Angeles with U S Sen Thomas Kuchel and attorney Eugene L Wyman A move to Washington was floated by some interested parties while Bavasi stressed caution and no heavy-handed tactics to push through a sale or relocation
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