Tar Heels eye NCAA bid in ACC tourney run
North Carolina aims to secure a post season NCAA berth by winning the ACC tournament March 7 9. Coach Frank McGuire would trade a regular season loss for a shot at the NCAA field as UNC fights for an at large or conference clinching bid amid crowded contenders across major leagues.
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Dorothy Morton Leads With 256 In Women’s Bowling
Dorothy Morton took the top spot in the women’s singles and doubles tournament over the weekend, rolling a 256 without handicap. Other high scores included Marion Bullard 189 and 186, Shirley Dennis 181, Velma Henry 184, Elsie Hixshi 189, Patricia Haenel 18, Ann Royek 180, Rosa Baker 179, Geraldine Brenoel 179, Josephine Harvey 178, Charlotte Staples 178, and Mary Hnatyszys 177 and 175. High totals in events without handicap shows Class A Marion Bullard 1476, Class B Bertha Carroll 1361, Class C Shirley Davids 1123.
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Bone Leads By Two Strokes In Houston Open
newcomer from Louisville Bone leads the Houston Open by two strokes after 51 holes at Memorial Park. Harris, Detmiret and Ford chase as rain-affected third round ends. Bone cites luck and steady putting as he plans to keep shooting to secure the $7,600 top prize.
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Dom Husker wins Santa Anita Handicap in tight finish
In Arcadia California Dom Husker 49 60 outsprints Holandes by a half length to win the 140 700 Santa Anita Handicap. In Bowie Maryland Kinda Smart 39 20 takes the Burch Memorial Handicap in the stretch. In New Orleans Full Right 1040 closes with a run to win the Letellier Memorial Handicap at the Pair Grounds.
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Reds Lead Shifts in American Hockey League Race
Providence Reds opened a four point lead in the AHL as Rochester Americans moved into a second place tie with Cleveland. Providence beat Springfield 5-1 and Buffalo 5-1, while Rochester beat Cleveland 4-1 and Springfield 6-5 in OT. Hershey pulled ahead of Buffalo and Cleveland, with Balfour and Perreault starring for Rochester.
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Shepard Quits As Pirate Catcher Preremmet
Shepard informed the Pittsburgh Pirates he would quit professional baseball to pursue business opportunities. He sent a telegram to General Manager Joe Brown after a verbal contract agreement on 1957 terms. Brown confirmed a call but Shepard remained firm and the Pirates faced a slow signing period with Lee Walls as the only unsigned player. The team planned a training session in Fort Myers, Florida.
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Shantz Confirms Athletics Move Halted in 1954
In St Petersburg Bobby Shantz revealed that the Athletics would not shift from Philadelphia to Kansas City in winter 1954. He cited injuries that year and 1952 that sidelined him, but said Roy Mack advised against the transfer. He claimed the move would have saved the club money and kept it from selling.
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Romick wins third South Atlantic women’s tournament 2 and 1
In Orlando Beach Fid, Romick of Sacramento Calif defeats Alice Dye of Indiapolis in a 2 and 1 finish to claim her third South Atlantic women’s title at the golf event. George N. Toms defeats Jim Paul to win the Tournament of Golf Club Champions in Augustine Fla. Kurt Wilsen of Denmark advances in the National Indoor Championship after a 4-0 1-1 8 victory over Herbie Mann. Althea Gibson of New York wins the Asti tournament women’s singles 6-0 13-11 over Pat Ward in Colombo Ceylon.
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Nats Move Up as Celtics Win Without Cousy
The Nationals rose toward the Eastern Division lead after two weekend victories, while the Celtics won without Bob Cousy as Sharman and Heinsohn supplied scoring. Boston and Philadelphia remain close behind in the standings as the week ends.
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State Deer Kill Listed At 41 921
Last year's hunting statistics released show 41 921 deer killed during the season with 224 from the special bow and arrow period. The big game season reported 35 hunter fatalities? and comparisons to 1955 archery, noting overall decline in archers. The commission calls the season reasonably successful compared with recent years.
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Recreation Cage Results and Standings Across Grades
The Pros routed the Flashes 48 to 29 led by Howard McMullin Tec with 29 points and Buckshot Parkhurst adding 18 for the victors. Five Joes beat Five Aces 44 to 28 as Jerry Lewis adk and Joe Den ny Hyer led with 20 and 14 respectively. Jayhawks outscored Silver Darts 34 to 12, Grobetrotters defeated Falcons 9 to 8, Corry Jets beat Blaming Arrows 25 to 15, Black Knights topped Blacks Hawkies 25, with top scorers including Bill Bhair 10 and Bob Lawson 19. In seventh grade, Tigers 92 19 Lions 20 13 Beavers 1 Cubs 28 4 Bears 0 Rams 2. Tigers Jerry McIntyre Hex Morris 7, Lions Denny Carroll 7. Buckeyes beat Wolverines 14 13. Boiler Makers 26 12 over Badgers. Next week schedules feature Flaming Arrows vs Black Hawks, Falcons vs Black Knights, Corry Jets vs Silver Darts, Globetrotters vs Jayhawks, Tigers vs Beavers, Lions vs Rams, Cubs vs Bears, Buckeyes vs Wolverines, and Badgers vs Spartans.
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German Meets Wilson Tonight In Television Bout
German heavyweight Willie Besmanoff makes his U debut against Galvin Wilson in a 10 round television bout at New York's St Nicholas Arena. Besmanoff carries an 11 straight win streak and a 7-5 record with 19 knockouts. Wilson from Philadelphia pursues his chance as the underdog in the main event.
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Saturday Night's Fights Sees Woon-Laura Bulas Victory
Holly Woon and Laura Bulas from Los Angeles outpointed Ar Win Sayole of Montreal in a 10 round bout. The Saturday card in Los Angeles featured a decisive decision as the Canadian opponent was outboxed.
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Turner Nets First Team nod in all star voting
Turner earns a first team spot in the Section 1 all star voting of top five players, selected by coaches. Wes Roberts, Red Evans, Chuck Snell, Bill Turner and Tim Garvey head the first team with Paul Dietsels leading the second team, followed by Ed Rickerson and Larry Beightol.
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Villanova rider wins 12th straight AAU track title
In Aspen Colorado Delony clinched his 12th consecutive victory by taking the feature event in 4:07 at the AAU Track and Field Championships. Olympic champion Tony Sailer exited the final day as Austrian Christian Prayda won the Rock Cup in 2:39. In Lake Placid Monroe Flagg led four-man bobsled to victory with 4:46.61 total over Mt Van Hoevenberg.
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Bowl-Aire Alleys to Close for Pinspotter Install
Bowl-Aire alleys will shut tonight and for the rest of the week due to the early installation of automatic pinspotters. The move affects bowlers who use the alley, with reopening contingent on completion of the setup.
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