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The High Point Enterprise from High Point, North Carolina • Page 50

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High Point, North Carolina
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ID Hifh itityptttt, 4, IW WITH reiER KEINECKK Ski Dbcctor, Seren btffBi Kftort Shi IO.IM.C* boots are the roost important part of your outfit. For maw- "jnum comfort and safety, they must fit perfectly. Generalijr, iki boots are purchased one-half size larger than your dm allow. foThwy socks. Be sure to buckle or lace your fairly tight for food ankle support.

I As a general ruk, should be about six inches taller than -the peraon iBingWm- All skis should have safety brndina jelease during fall. Safety straps wrapped loosdy wu.w* around tne ankles will keep skis i. from sliding downhill after the safety binding releases. The ski pole should measure from the ground to yont armpit as you stand upright type of warm clothing will be sufficient for your fust try at Water repellent pants and parkas are preferred and are available in all colors, styles and designs at most ski shops. Two small, but very important, items are heavy leather mittens or to protect your hands, and some headwear- which also coven your ears, such as a Copyright Seven Devils Resort dub.

N. C. Jonies Is Top NFL Player On Defense NEW YORK (AP) "When Sonny Jurgeusen, the fastest gtm in the East is dumped times in one Sunday afternoon, the defensive pkyer of the week has to be in on the show. Because the Los Angeles Rams awarded the-game ball to the old- all-pro defensive Associated Press went -today and Wash Terrace (63) Joyce (4) roving Ion 00) Wall flZ) Lindsay Score by periods: 20 IS Hillcrest 0 7 U-27 Subs: W. Terrace Franklin 3, Truesdale 6, Brown 2, SJiaw 4, E.

Shaw named Mm the defensive player of week -in, FootbaflrLeagtie. the Natioaal the Deacon jto, had in 14 months after: Jrbm knee surgeify.C iave Rams' defensive 3ecause terrific-presiare on Jargensen, the Washington croarterback. In scoring their City League crnr LEACUE Hillcrest (27) Davis OH Washington U) Jctinson U) Steel B) Pope(O) Butler 6 Chavls (M) Johnson til) Lilly (2). Roseboro (2) White (4) (3) periods: Chavls Sportsman's Club Sportsman's Club (36) Yates (10) Pope (5) Vandertiall (6) (5) 14 T-34 Suts: Chavls 4, i Little 4 Sportsman Andrews Alderman Hany (4 Hacklerff) Glywin (9) Snookle (3) Dann (4) Score by periods: Atderman (34) Mimart (U RIfch JI? Thompson (10) McCarter (S (4) Subs: Una R. HOODS 7 I 5 451213-34 llttt straignc aEd Division fi- to SO yards net gain in'fheiffst three periods wound up with 21 throws for 206 ed was the heat put on by the frontlbnr, led by Jones, that forced Sonny to force passes that resulted In interceptions by Eichie Petitbon and Jim Nettles, Four of the snfquarterback, dumps eae on IhMdownTv the.

top-passer In league," said "the "Vfs rushed him so Bard he, fiatl to throw to That's but Sonny has got to' throw deep when he gets behind. When we got ahead we could turn the animals loose." Leaders "-HANOVER, NJL Alt New England defensive back Murray Bowden and offensive Elon's McGeorge. N.C. Centfprs Wilkerson On First Teqin Future Pros Fill All-America Teiiti 0 NEW YORK (AP) Bruce Cerone, Emporit State's pass- catching wizard; hard-running halfback Paul Hatcbett of North Dakota State and au outstanding crop of potential pros were named today to the small col- ege All-America team as se- ected by "The Associated Press. AH season the professional eagues have been ogling such prospects as tight end Richard tfcGeorge of Elon, offensive tackles John Kohler of South Dakota and Doug Wilkerson of forth Carolina Central, offensive guards Glenn Kidder of McNeese State and Joe Ste- Jhens of Jackson State, quarter- jack Terry Bradshaw of Louisiana defensive, end Joe 'Turkey Jones of State, tackles Dave Haverdick of Morthead State and Clovis Swinney of Arkansas State, linebacker Chip Bennett of Abilene Christian and defensive backs Merl Code of North Carolina Hadley of Alcorn A.M and Bruce Taylor of University.

Rounding out the first team offense are center Dan Buckley of Arkansas State, halfback jarry Schreiber of Tennessee Tech and fullback Leon Burns of Beach State, the only anior among the top 22. The rest of unit ndudes end Harvey Adams of Kings Point, middle guard Teddy Taylor of Eastern Kentucky and linebackers Glenn Lafleur. Southwestern Louisiana, and Calvin Willamette: Cerone aad Hatchett were the only repeaters on the first team white Kohler, Lafleur, Lee and Hadley all moved up from the second team a year ago. Perhaps the choicest pro prospect is the WooM, 215-pound Jradshaw, a rifle-armed passer who'threw for 2,314 yards and hreatened to lure more.scouts than spectators to Tech's fames. 'It' conceivable that be couM be No.

1," says Gil Brandt, director of player personnel for the Dallas Cowboys. Parise Ends Playing Sting A AP) Minnesota's Jean-Paul 'arise missed National Hockey League game with Toronto, endingvhis streak of 153 consecutive, contests. Parise, who had played in every game since joining the Minnesota midway through the 1967-68 season, was sidelined with a bruised foot, suffered in practice named co-captains mouth's 1970 football team. Pro Cage Results NEW YORK 6 Johnson 2 Hunter Taylor Tart MelehM Simon Dov Lehmarm 3 Green 0 0 0 Totals LOS ANGELES 6 Davis -6 4-7 16 7 2-4 16 Stone 4 2-2 10 4 1-3 9 Hitower .10 S-S 25 10 5-6 25 Warren 4 1-1. 9 5 12 Calvin 10-11 50 1-1 11 Jackson 4 J-3 10 8 22 MeGill 2 (M) 4 7 Wise 1 1-3 3 0 108 Totals 25-12 New 16 '27 s-IN LOS --23 II M-1J Three-point goals--New York.

Lehmann 1, Fekhkirml 1. out--New York, Johnson. Los AnfleleSr Stpne. Total York 25, Los Anselo DENVER WASHINSTON 6 FT 0 2-2 Zard Beck 2 2-3 SAmsfns Hywood 13 3-S Harge Congtfon 6 1-2 14 Logan Jones 1 2-4 Brown Theard 0 1-2 1 Taylor Pttcwkt 2 2-2 SBarrett Wright 8 3 4 1 Warley 1 '-W 4Ea Ins Totals TOWS Denver WatMngton Fouled out--None Three-point soals--Conjdon, Warley. Total fouls--Denver 31, Washington 27 5 10 4 54 13 2-2 14 4 6-7 14 3 S-S 11 0 0 1 0 2.5-2 6 8-J 20 3-M 11 21 17 .14 33-- GEWKATORS STARTERS ALTERNATORS FOR MOST CARS AND TRUCKS 1709 N.

Main "He's the best college quarterback prospect since Jw Na- math." Other scouts have described Bradshaw as "a big Sammy Baugh" and 'say he has the "strongest arm in the country and is "capable of playing as a rookie pro." Schreiber, a 200-pounder, missed Tennessee Tech's final game with an injury at a time when he needed only 82 yards to become college football's second all-tune ground-gainer. He set tied instead for fourth place SSsSSKKSWH' TRUCKLOAD PANELING SALE! PANEL A10'x 12'ROOM JL $55.00 as FLORIDA 30 3 VIRGINIA 30 5 LAUAN MICHIGAN 95 BIRCH NEWYORK BIRCH BIRCH' VERMONT 8 95 TEXAS PECAN. COLORED NAILS PUTTY op Box 69 PANEL ADHESIVE Tto tni Out wHtprool Klheive putt up panels, mlltxunt ind mouWinc. V169 1 OIL i VARNISH STAIN MOULDING FROM WOOD 3, R. REED SUPPLY COMPANY 1100 NATIONAL HWY.

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Main, Tel. 88 5-4823. One item is listed twice. If you can find it, mail us this list with the items circled, and your name and address. The first 1 00 people's lists we receive will win a certivicate worth toward any rental.

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MAIN ST. 711.885-4823 Anvthiftfl Your Delicti" iu with 4,421 yards, 1,521 of them this season on 286 carries, including a high of 255 against Northwestern Louisiana, most ever by a player from the Ohio Valley Conference. Linebacker Sidney Allred of Wofford made the second team on defense. On the honorable mention list on offense are ends Martin of North Carolina Central and Spradling of Western Carolina, center Grady of TWnston Sa- People the world over have learned the easiest way to communicate 'with the buying public is with a Want Ad. Because you can reach a large audience for a very small investment.

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Pages Available:
148,309
Years Available:
1906-1977