Tony Caver Signs With UT Martin
Tony Caver, star quarterback for St. Angela Academy Saints, signed a grant-in-aid with the University of Tennessee Martin in Martin, Tennessee. The 5-9, 180-pound athlete led his team to a strong season with only one loss to Chapin and ranked as a top scorer in the CSRA. Coach Hank Caver notes Tony may play tailback and contribute as a receiver and defender, while often calling his own plays.
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College Basketball Scores From East to South
The Associated Press reports multiple college games with wide results. Harvard beat MIT 77 70, Bucknell 83 81 over Delaware, Rhode Island 78 66 versus Vermont, and Auburn 77 75 at Maryland. Other notable scores include Kentucky 72 71 over Georgia and Western Carolina 108 71 against Belmont Abbey.
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Debbie Meyer Named 1969 Female Athlete of the Year
Debbie Meyer the 17 year old Sacramento swimmer and 1968 Olympic triple gold medalist won APs 39th annual Female Athlete of the Year poll with 210 votes. Kathy Whitworth was runner up with 96 votes as Meyer set or approached world records in freestyle and medley events while dominating AAU championships.
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Bowling Briefs Friday Night Mixed Bowling
Summary of results from Friday night mixed bowling with Ruth Dugas T Blackman Megs Ryan Jim Morris J Harris and Betty Green. One night remains to finish the first half of the season as Drifters League reports high games and series led by Carolyn Martin 206 and Faye Phelan 524 with Farmers & Merchants taking both team game and series 959 2726.
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DeVicenzo Receives Bob Jones Golf Award
Roberto DeVicenzo of Argentina has been named the Bob Jones Award recipient for distinguished sportsmanship in golf. He will accept at the USGA 76th Annual Meeting in New York City on January 24. He is the 16th awardee and the fourth foreign recipient since 1955, joining past honorees from Ireland, South Africa, and England.
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Ferrari Returns to Daytona in 24 Hours Race
Ferrari announces a three car 512S entry for the 24 Hours of Daytona January 31-February 1 led by Mario Andretti and Jackie Ickx. The team aims to reclaim the world title against Porsche and Ford with drivers Merzario Schetty Vaccarella Giunti and plans for additional 512S cars from Europe and the US.
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Ashe Dethroned as U S top amateur tennis player
Stan Smith of Pasadena California has replaced Arthur Ashe as the top amateur tennis player in the nation. The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced the change on Monday.
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Pirates Invade Den Of Wildcats In Southern Conference Clash
East Carolina visits Davidson in a key SC matchup with Davidson 5-0 in league play and ECU 3-1. A Davidson win would lock up the regular season title race while ECU seeks an upset in the Wildcats’ home gym where Davidson has won 51 straight at home. Also on tonight’s docket Richmond visits VMI.
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