Duke NC State players headline All Atlantic Coast Team
Duke’s Jack Marin and Bob Verga along with Wake Forest’s Bob Leonard head the All Atlantic Coast Conference basketball first team as selected by the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association. North Carolina’s Bob Lewis leads voting with Eddie Biedenbach also on the first team. second team includes Larry Miller and Steve Vacendak among others.
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Raleigh
Jack Marin
Bob Verga
Duke
Bob Leonard
Wake Forest
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Eddie Biedenbach
North Carolina State
Lewis
Marin
Blue Devils
Verga
Leonard
Deacons
Biedenbach
Larry Miller
Pete Coker
Paul Long
Steve Vacendak
Gary Ward
Maryland
Vacendak
Washington
D.C
Farrell
Sea Girt
N.J
Catasauqua
N.C. State
Allentown
Aul Long
Louisville
Scranton
Do Whee
Long
Mike Lewis
Randy Mahaffey
Clemson
Frank Standard
South Carolina
Coker
Averett Cagers Top UNC Team 42 39 in Chapel Hill
Averett College basketball defeated the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 42 to 39 in Chapel Hill. Led by Carol Turner with 20 points Averett improved to 6-5 as Brenda Kay Wells scored 9 Linda Bailey 7 and Gail Braudrick 6 for the visitors.
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Carol Turner
Averett
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
UNC
Miss Turner
Brenda Kay Wells
Linda Bailey
Gail Braudrick
A's Sign Harrelson To 1966 Contract
Ken Harrelson agreed with the Kansas City Athletics on a 1966 deal believed to be about $13,000. Five A's players still unsigned are Mike Hershberger John Wyatt Diego Segui Bill Bryan and Jesse Hickman.
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A’s
Basketball Results Sweep Across Pro and College Games
Detroit beat Baltimore 310 to 122 while Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 162 100. College scores include Princeton 60 over Fenn 56 and Holy Cross 63 over St. John's 60, with Yale 77 defeating Brown 64 and Texas A&M beating Baylor 78. Scholastic results list GW Alexandria 70 over Mi Vernon 51 and James River 44 over Lord Botetourt 53.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
College
Fenn
Princeton
Holy Cross
St. John’s
Harvard
Dartmouth
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Cornell
Columbia
Nebraska
Kansas State
St. Bonaventure
Kent State
Western Reserve
Thiel
Villanova
Seton
Prince George
Hopewell
Manchester
Colonial Heights
James River
Lord Botetourt
Benedictine
St. Joseph's
Henrico
John Marshall
Ferguson
Warwick
Lane
J. R. Tucker
St. Emma's
Richmond Catholic
Petersburg
Thomas Dale
Huguenot
Lee-Davis
Wilson
Cox
Chisox Open Spring Camp Without Pizarro
Ed Stanky said Pete Ward and Don Buford will play some spring games in left field with Ward also seeing time at first base. Chicago opened camp with all other players reported though Juan Pizarro was absent, tardy for a third straight spring.
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Sarasota
Fla
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Pete Ward
Don Buford
Stanky
Ward
Sox
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Only Two Missing At Reds Camp
The Cincinnati Reds resumed full squad practice in Tampa with two absentees, pitcher Jim Maroney and third baseman Deron Johnson. President William C. DeWitt attended, calling salary disputes with Maloney and Johnson headaches. Hitting impressed from Dick Simpson and Gordie Coleman, while Vada Pinson attended with sinus troubles and was not fully ready for the first full workout.
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Tampa
Fla
Jim Maroney
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
William C. DeWitt
Maloney
Johson
Dick Simpson
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Gordie Coleman
Vada Pinson
Karen Muir Tops Own 110-Yard Back Record
South Africa’s 13 year old Karen Muir again breaks the world record in the women’s 110 yard backstroke at the South African championships with a 1 minute 8 second clocking. She outpaced Ann Fairlie and teammate by a foot while Christine Caron of France finished third and Cathy Ferguson of Burbank California placed fourth.
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Durban
South Africa
Karen Muir
Miss Muir
Blackpool
England
Ann Fairlie
Christine Caron
France
Cathy ‘Ferguson
Burbank
Calif
Royals Rally Past 76ers 102-100 Behind Robertson's 40
Oscar Robertson tallies 40 points guiding the Cincinnati Royals to a come from behind 102-100 win over Philadelphia. The 76ers led by 13 in the third before Jerry Lucas and Robertson sparked the rally. Free throws made the difference as Cincinnati shot 28 of 32 at the line while Philadelphia converted 18 of 33.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
76Ers
Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Royals
Lucas
Wilf Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Chet Walker
Greece
Rob'ts
Jones
Smith
Dierking
Jackson
Hawkins
Walker
Ward
Oembry
Branchi
Gambee
Thacker
Pets
Embry
Maine Boxing Commission blocks Clay Terrell title fight
Chairman George Russo of the Maine Boxing Commission said the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight title fight will not be held in Maine under any circumstances. Gov. John Reed opposed the bout as Clay’s drafting stance drew criticism. The fight, originally slated for Chicago March 29, was proposed to Maine after legal questions in Chicago.
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Augusta
Maine
George Russo
Maine Boxing Commission
Ernie Terrell
Russo
Portland
John H. Reed
Clay
Cassius Clay
Reed
Viet Nam
Chicago
Sam Michael
Lewiston
Michael
Sonny Liston
Terry Moran Absent Wednesday At Indians Camp
Cleveland Indians training camp in Tucson shows only holdout pitchers Ralph Terry and Billy Moran missing Tuesday due to late arrivals. Don McMahon and Pedro Gonzalez had delays for family reasons, while Gabe Paul plans talks with the players by week’s end ahead of a Friday executive council meeting in Miami. Manager Birdie Tebbetts will not join the club for the Mexico City exhibition opener on March 8, citing no health issues.
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Tucson
Ariz
Ralph Terry
Billy Moran
Cleveland Indians
Don McMahon
Pedro Gonzalez
Dominican Republic
McMahon
Don
Garden Grove
Calif. Hom
Gabe Paul
Terry
Moran
Paul
Cleveland
Miami
Fla
Baseball
Birdie Tebbetts
Indians
Mexico City
Bob Lewis Reaches 700 Points In Single ACC Season
UNC guard Bob Lewis becomes the ninth ACC player to exceed 700 points in a season, scoring 59 over his last two games to reach 712 points in 25 games for a 28.4 average entering the ACC tournament in Raleigh. He could join the 800-point club with strong finish.
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Bob Lewis
ACC
Greensboro
North Carolina
Lewis
Duke
Jay Buckley
Petty Undergoes Left Hand Surgery
Richard Petty, winner of Sunday's Daytona 500, had surgery in Daytona Beach to repair torn ligaments in his left hand. A cast to the elbow will sideline him from several upcoming races including a 100 mile event in Spartanburg and a 150 miler in Asheville-Weaverville, with a Rockingham 500 in March awaiting doctors’ verdict. Petty injured a ring finger playing touch football with crew members before Riverside 500 in California. He expected to leave the hospital Thursday for his Randleman home.
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Daytona Beach
Frs
Richard Petty
Petty
Spartanburg
Asheville-Weaverville
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Rockingham
N.C
Randleman
California
Sunny
Richard
Two HMA Cagers Add New Records At VMSE Tourney
Hargrave Military Academy basketball players set two school records at the VMSE tournament. Joe Penland hit 83 of 100 free throws for an 83 percent season mark, surpassing Walter Jones’s 1960-61 79.62 percent. Karl Neilson grabbed 39 rebounds in a semifinal win over York Union, breaking the previous single-game record of 31. Penland and Neilson become HMA’s first record-setters since 1960-61.
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Hargrave Military Academy
Staunton
Joe Penland
Walter Jones
HMA
Karl Neilson
Tigers
York Union
John Lail
Washington & Lee
Mike Stafford
FUMA
Penland
Neilson
Guilford Tops High Point 73 70 in NAIA Playoff Semi
Guilford’s Bob Bregard led with 28 points as the Quakers upset High Point 73-70 in NAIA District 26 semifinal action. Kauffman and Charlie Scott closed the game with seven key points in the final two minutes, sending Guilford to face Erskine for the district title in Due West, S.C. next night. Gene Littles paced High Point with 20 points while Jim Picka and Chris Lindsay added 14 each.
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High Point
N.C
Guilford
Bob Bregard
Quakers
Erskine
Western Carolina
Due West
S.C
Hickory
Kansas City
Bregard
Bob Kauffman
Charlie Scott
Kauffman
Scott
Gene Littles
Panthers
Jim Picka
Chris Lindsay
Pistons Triumph Over Bullets 122 110 in Opener
Eddie Miles sparked a third quarter rally as Detroit beat Baltimore 122 to 110. Miles led Pistons with 28 points, Loughery added 21 for Baltimore, in a game that tied the season series at 5-5 and left Detroit with 20th win in 71 games.
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NEW York
Eddie Miles
Detroit Pistons
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Bullets
Miles
Pistons
Baltimore
Kevin Loughery
Los Angeles
Howell
Scott
Johnson
Deb
C’e
Kerr
Nhill
Green
Tresvant
Barnes
Reed
Warley
Kolis J Af
Vaughn
Willie McCovey Signs Contract with Giants Around 40000
First baseman Willie McCovey signed a Giants contract in CASA GRANDE ARIZ likely near 40000 dollars. VP Chub Feeney announced the deal, McCovey refusing to disclose terms. Three holdouts remained: pitchers Marichal and Shaw and outfielder Alou as spring training continued.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Chub Feeney
Willie
Juan Marichal
Bob Shaw
Giant
Jesus Alou
Alou
Marichal
Shaw
Herman Franks
Leo Hughes
Dick Schofield
Tito Fuentes
Fuentes
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Cepeda
Phoenix
Joe Christopher Missing From Red Sox Camp Roster
Winter Haven Florida AP Outfielder Joe Christopher the offseason acquisition from the New York Mets was the sole absentee as Boston Red Sox players checked into training camp Carl Yastrzemski Felix Memtilla Dalton Jones Lennie Green had signed contracts Christopher planned to arrive from Puerto Rico Wednesday Also present for the first full workout were Ted Williams and Bobby Doerr with hitting instruction Mike Ryan a young catcher battling for a starting job suffered back muscle spasms.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Joe Christopher
New York Mets
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Felix Mentilla
Dalton Jones
Lennie Green
Christopher
Puerto Rico
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Mike Ryan
Recreation basketball at recreation center summary
Life Pres Jets beat Shackleford and Foster 2 84 to 43 with Tillison, Raper 9 and Leagee Banville leading. Apachees defeated with Thompson and Simmons stars. Schoolfield recreation center game notes show Foster involvement.
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Leagee
Banville
Simmons
Schoolfield Rec
w—Foster
Penn Beats Princeton 56-48 To Clinch Ivy League Title
In Lincoln, Nebraska, Penn edges Princeton 56 to 48 to secure the Ivy League championship. The article notes Nebraska and Kansas tied atop the Big Eight with 11-1 records after Nebraska beat Kansas State 79-69. Tom Baack scored 22 for Nebraska, Dennis Berkhholtz led K-State with 20.
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Penn
Princeton
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
K-State
State
Tom Baack
Huskers
Baack
Dennis Berkholtz
Wildcats
Shoemaker Not Excited After Five Wins In A Row
Arcadia California AP Jockey Bill Shoemaker returned to Santa Anita riding duty pleased but unexcited after five consecutive wins across racing dates. His string began Feb 19 with Cedar Key in the San Luis Rey Handicap and continued through Saber Mountain, Straight Deal, and Lucky Debonair in the Santa Anita Handicap.
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Arcadia
Calif
Bill Shoemaker
Santa Anita Park
Shoemaker
Shoe
Harry Silbert
San Luis Rey
Cedar Key
San Felipe
Saber Mountain
Santa Barbara
Santa Anita
Charles H. Strub
Penn Clinches Ivy Title But NCAA Eligibility Cloud Looms
Penn defeated Princeton 56-48 to seal the Ivy League title, yet Penn and Yale face NCAA ineligibility for resisting new scholastic data demands. Neuman sealed the win by hitting two late free throws as Penn held off Princeton’s late rally.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Princeton
Quakers
Yale
NCAA
Ivy League
Tigers
Columbia
Laver And Davies Meet In Opener At Net Tourney
First seed Rod Laver of Australia meets Mike Davies in the opening round of the Madison Square Garden Invitation Tennis Tournament in New York. The 12-man field includes Pancho Segura, Ken Rosewall, Pancho Gonzales, Earl Buchholz, Mal Anderson, Lew Head, Alex Olmedo, Luis Ayala, Pierre Barthes, and pairs in doubles led by Laver with Buchholz.
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New York
Rod Laver
Australia
Mike Davies
Great Britain
Madison Square Garden
Laver
Andres Gemeno
Spain
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Gimeno
Pancho Segura
Los Angeles
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
St. Louis
Mal Anderson
Wil
Lew Head
Alex Olmedo
Luis Ayala
Chile
Pierre Barthes
France
Buchholz
Davies
Ayala
Rosewall
Hoad
Barthes
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