Rally Wins For Wolf Pack Tar Heel Star Bob Lewis
North Carolina State trailed late but surged for a 68-63 victory over South Carolina as Eddie Biedenbach and Hal Blondeau spurred the rally. In the nightcap, North Carolina beat Clemson 70-66 behind Bob Lewis and Tom Gauntlett while Larry Miller struggled but grabbed 17 rebounds. Clemson’s Garry Tielms led with 16 points as NC maintained a share of second place in the ACC.
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Hargrave Matmen crush Augusta 40 to 18 in dual meet
Hargrave Military Academy wrestlers defeated Augusta Military Academy 40 18 at Chatham. The Tigers improved to 5 7 after also beating Amherst 45 13 the prior night. Joe Tyson set a new 95 pound pin record at 33 seconds, among several quick pins by HMA grapplers.
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VPI Freshmen Hand Tar Babies First Loss 71 61
Virginia Tech freshmen basketball beat North Carolina Tar Heels 71-61 in Blacksburg. Tech had double figure scorers from all starters led by Chris Elllis with 20 points Stan Kerrick 14 Ken Talley 13 Walt Deskins 13 Ron Wagner 11 Rusty Clark 24 rebounds noted UNC 6 11 center. Tech shot 49.2 percent to UNC 46.2.
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HMA Rifle Team Wins Triangular Meet At Blacksburg
HMA Rifle Team defeated Virginia Tech freshmen and Fishburne Military School in a triangular match at Blacksburg. The Tigers scored 1413 to 1320 for Fishburne and 1320 for Tech, led by Robert Mosley 290, Glenn Marsh 288, John Bell 250, John Wells 279, and Jesse Anders 276.
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Clay Terrell title bout on March 29 appears certain
Chicago AP report notes Cassius Clay plans an appeal of his 1-A draft reclassification, which promoters say clears the way for the March 29 15 round heavyweight title bout at the International Amphitheatre. Clay cites religious beliefs as a Muslim, while Terrell expresses willingness to tour Viet Nam after the fight.
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W M Choice To Win State Track Meet
Virginia College trackmen aim for the state indoor title at VMI Fieldhouse with William and Mary favored over host VMI. Defending stars Jim Johnson, Gene Griffin, and Joe Philpott return for six events, while challengers include Griffin in pole vault and Crotty in 600.
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Two Small Money Races To Share Spotlight Today On National Turf Program
Two races worth 15000 and 7500 share attention with richer events on national turf card. Kelso makes his 1966 debut in a seven furlong at Hialeah while Lucky Debonair aims for Santa Anita Handicap glory. Wide open fields include Pia Star Selari and First Family in multiple divisions of major stakes at Santa Anita and Pimlico.
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Recreation Basketball Scores At Center
Boys B Church Druid Hills defeated Brethren Fellowship 49 to 47 with K Howard scoring 22 for the winners and Rainer 17 for Brethren. Girls B League Schoalfield Meth edged Brethren 20 to 12 with Beale 12 and Kendrick 9 leading scoring. Men's Scratch League shows Designing 1724 Davis 7 and Cullop 191 12 with Weave 3556 Williams 181 and Weave 15272 Franklin 163 among listed players.
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East leads small college scorers in two regions this week
The East dominates the top individual and team efficiency figures with Tom Smile of Bryant reclaiming the scoring lead at 34.9 ppg and Paul Crissman of So Cal Col dropping to second at 33.5 ppg. Harold Booker of Cheyney State leads in field goal percentage at .6983 while Jack Cryan of Rider tops free throw accuracy at .931 and Hank Brown of Lowell Tech leads in rebounds at 26.7 rpg. Grambling State takes early team field goal percentage and scoring margin honors, while other regional leaders include Northern Michigan on offense at 107.6 ppg and Chicago on defense at 54.7 ppg.
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Engle Ends Penn State Era as Paterno Emerges Heir
Rip Engle ends 16 year Penn State tenure without a losing season and plans to retire at 60 on March 26. Associate coach Joe Paterno is the likely successor after turning down other offers, with Penn State president Eric A. Walker backing the transition. Engle leaves a 104–48–4 record including two Liberty Bowl wins over Alabama and Oregon and a Gator Bowl victory over Georgia Tech.
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VES Freshmen Edge GW Frosh In Tight 48 47 Clash
VES freshmen from Lynchburg edged GW freshmen 48 47 in a return game here. Maynard Reynolds led GW with 19 points while Mann paced VES with 17. GW closes regular schedule Thursday against Franklin County at 4 45 p m.
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Goitschel Wins Foemina Cup Giant Slalom
Christine Goitschel of France won the giant slalom at the Foemina Cup in Abetone Italy on Friday. The international women’s ski race featured top competitors from several countries.
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Johnny Pott Takes Tucson Open Second-Round Lead
Johnny Pott fired a six under 66 at Tucson National to grab a three stroke edge at 136 after 36 holes in the Tucson Open. He birdied six with two bogeys and eagled the 15th, while Boros Campbell and Sanders share second at 139 and Charles Coody sits at 143 amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Dick Tiger Wins By KO In Third Round
Nigeria's Dick Tiger, world middleweight champion, knocked out West Germany's Peter Mueller in the third round of a 10 round non title fight in Dortmund. Tiger, 36, started cautiously, then used sharp body and head combinations in the second round before landing a left hook in the third to finish Mueller. Tiger earns $515,000 in the tune up ahead of his title defense against Emile Griffith in New York on April 25. Mueller takes $3,750. crowd announced at 7,600.
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