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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1958

Page

17

Braves Open World Series With Spahn Burdette Rotation

Fred Haney reveals Warren Spahn will start game one of the World Series against the New York Yankees with Lew Burdette to follow in the second game. Spahn, a lefty, finished 20 games as Milwaukee’s ace, while Burdette beat the Yanks three times last season in the series. Howard is pictured between his two top pitchers during a workout.

Fred Haney Milwaukee Braves Lew Burdette Warren Spahn Braves New York Yankees Haney Spahn Burdette Yanks Maryland Baron Barlow Bend Ala Howard Tigers North Carolina Jim Payne Dave Olson Dave Lynn Larry Wagner Paul Snyder Jim McCanless Ray Bowick Clemson Bowick Greenwood White Shingler Virginia Cavaliers Duke

Clemson Terps Meet In ACC Grid Feature

Clemson coach Frank Howard previews the Maryland game as the Tigers sit atop the ACC and chase a strong national standing. He praises quarterbacks Harvey White and Lowndes Shingler and notes key linemen and backs while citing Maryland’s improvement and past meetings with the Terrapins.

Clemson Frank Maryland Terps Harvey White Tigers Wake Forest North Carolina State Tommy Mont North Carolina Howard Tar Heels

Has Time Come For Virginia

The Cavaliers struggle in early season ACC play with quarterback Whitley guiding comebacks and standout running. Duke, Clemson, Maryland, NC State, South Carolina, Army, Georgia and USC figures cited as next opponents and injuries noted for Maryland.

Duke Billy Murray Whitley Earle Edwards North Carolina State Wolfpack Virginia State Clemson Maryland Tigers Frank Howard North Carolina Tommy Mont Tony Forbes N.C. State Mont Ted Kershner Bob Layman Forbes South Carolina Army Georgia Texas Vanderbilt Gamecocks Jim Tatum Southern California Ronnie Koes

Wild and frantic college football offense shifts noted

Wake Forest coach Paul Amen says major programs are adopting spread and wing formations as defenses catch up with traditional T and split-T schemes. He cites Florida State under Tom Nugent using the I formation on about 85 percent of plays, a trend reflecting a nationwide shift in play styles.

Ewing Wake Forest Paul Amen Winston-Salem Amen Florida State Tallahassee Tom Nugent Seminoles Notre Dame Nugent

Duke Faces Midseason Hoops of Tough Football Schedule

Duke's 1958 football outlook worsens after losses to South Carolina and Virginia. Coach Bill Murray notes Virginia's quarterback Reece Whitley and Illinois as next tests, while scout Herschel Caldwell warns of Illinois' strong line and dual threat quarterback Easterbrook.

Durham Duke South Carolina Virginia Non Illinois Devils Baylor Notre Herschel Caldwell UCLA Illini John Easterbrook

Golf Course Superintendents to Meet in Pinehurst

The Golf Course Superintendents Association of America will hold a bus in Pinehurst North Carolina. Details describe a gathering of greenskeepers, with plans for seminars and field demonstrations, aiming to share agronomy practices and equipment advances.

Pinehurst N.C Assn. of America

Grid contest winner edges rivals for second place

Mrs. Tucker nearly tied for the top spot missing only four games yet edged out several contestants on the point spread to finish in second place. Photo by Janet Teague.

Tucker Janet Teague

Margaret D Cox Tops Football Picks Contest

Margaret D. Cox of Route 4 High Point wins the weekly football picks contest missing only two games. Prizes total $54.95 dinette set, $25 cash, and two Duke Illinois football game tickets. Second place goes to Mrs. E R Tucker with a prize bundle including $25 shoe gift certificate and other goods.

E. R. Tucker Park, High Point S. Rabinowitz Margaret D. Cox Route 4 High Point Cox Hendrix Furniture Duke

Midget Loop Opener At Harvell Park Tonight

The Red Shield Boys Club Midget football league opens its season at Harvell Park with two games at 6 30 and 7 45 led by last year’s champions Lindale Dairy vs Jamestown and Sealtest Dairy vs Allen Jay followed by Mann Drug Trinity vs V F W No 619 at 6 45. Tickets at the gate cost 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.

Red Shield Harvell Park Sealtest Dairy Allen Jay Lindale Dairy Jamestown Mann Drug Trinity

Perry G McDowell Misses Four Picks in Week Prize

Perry G McDowell of 109A Chestnut finished third after missing four selections in a weekly contest. He was edged out on the point spread with Detroit over Air Force Duke over Virginia S C over Army and Minnesota over Washington earning him 24 correct picks and prizes from Red Paint Co. and Martin Cleaners.

Perry G. McDowell Chestnut Mr. McDowell Detroit Air Force Duke Virginia S. C Army Minnesota Washington Red Paint Co Martin Cleaners

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