Parker Joins UNC Football Staff After 19 Years at Duke
Clarence Ace Parker, longtime Duke football aide and Hall of Fame member, is named UNC assistant coach to coach the offensive backfield. Duke announces Jim Bly will replace Parker as head baseball coach. Parker will join Tar Heel spring practice soon, leaving Duke after 19 years.
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Ace) Parker
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Chuck) Erickson
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Jim) Bly
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Akron
Ohio
Oberlin College
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
Navy
Durham Bulls
Bill Murray
Tom Harp
Cornell
Silberman Buys Controlling Interest in Tropical Park Track
Miami AP Saul Silberman president of Tropical Park race track buys William McDonald out for 2.75 million. Silberman previously paid 250,900 and now holds controlling interest after a 3 million loan arrangement with W L McKnight. MacDonald earns 1.75 million profit on his initial 1 million investment.
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Miami, Fla
Saul Silberman
Tropical Park Race Track
William B. MacDonald
Silberman
MacDonald
Suberman
W. L. McKnight
Minneapolis Mining and Manufacturing Co
McKnight
Paschal leads Atlanta 500 qualifying list
Jim Paschal of High Point North Carolina topped Friday time trials for the Atlanta 500 with a four lap average of 145.337 mph placing him 17th in the Sunday starting field. Sam McQuagg followed 18th while others filled top positions as Weather was clear and 50 000 to 60 000 expected.
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Atlanta, Ga
Jim Paschal
High Point
N.C
Paschal
Atlanta International Raceway
Sam McQuagg
Bobby Allison
Ford
James Hylton
Dodge
Bobby Johns
Chevelle
Frank Warren
Chevrolet
Larry Hess
John Sears
Bunkie Blackburn
Wayne Woodruff
Clyde Lynn
Smoky Yunick
Earl Balmer
Yunicki
Balmer
David Pearson
Pearson
Richard Petty
Wright Opens Wide Lead In Suggs Tournament
Mickey Wright, returning from a wrist injury, shot four under par and led by four strokes in the Louise Suggs Tournament at Delray Beach. Sandra Haynie trailed by four, with Judy Kimball, Clifford Ann Creed, and Sandra McClinton tied at 73 after 54 holes on the 6500 yard course. The event concludes Sunday.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Mickey Wright
Louise Suggs
Jeff Miss Wright
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Wright
Judy Kimball
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra McClinton
Faers
Suggs
Louise Mickey Wright
Jugg Kimball
Ak Clifford Ann Creeg
Shirley Englehorne
Marilynn Smith
Thargie Masters
Sandra Palmer O
Kathy Cornelius
Kathy Whitworth
Coral Mann
Peggy Wilson
Sue Maxwell
Beth Stone
Barbara Fitton
Wine
Althea Gibson
Alice Hovey
Betsy Rawls
Ruth Jessen
Sybil Griffin
Judy Torluemke Bean
Sandra Souzich
Ann Netsky Cate Eeee
Rhonda Glenn
Reds Rally to 7-5 Victory Over Tigers in Tampa
Cincinnati Reds toppled the Detroit Tigers 7-5 in an exhibition game led by Leo Cardenas with a three RBI day including a homer and a sacrifice fly. Cardenas belted his third exhibition homer in the seventh off Detroit rookie Bill Graham to clinch the win, snapping Cincinnati from a three game skid.
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Fla
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
Detroit Tigers
Reds
Cardenas
Detroit
Bill Graham
Mel Queen
Orlando McFarlane
Gerry Arrigo
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Roger Craig
Sparma
Graham
Hiller
McFarlane
Jay
Arrigo
Craig
Edwards
Coker
W—Arrigo
L—Sparma
Exhibition Baseball Friday Results Open Play Scores
Friday's exhibition games featured tight outcomes across the league. Atlanta beat Houston 4 to 3, St. Louis edged Kansas City 2 to 1, Washington won 7 to 4 over Pittsburgh, Cincinnati defeated Detroit 7 to 5, New York A beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 in 10 innings, San Francisco toppled Cleveland 10 to 8.
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Houston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cleveland
National League
Saney
Sir Francisco Wees
Louis
Angeles
Chicago
Philadelp
California
Baltimore
Minnesota
Braves Edge Astros 4-3 In Exhibition Thriller
In West Palm Beach the Braves won 4-3 over the Astros as Dennis Menke fielded a sixth inning error by Eddie Kasko allowing Mack Jones to score the decisive run. Wade Blasingame earned the win in his spring debut while Robin Roberts took the loss. Jones belted a homer for Atlanta.
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Filal
Atlanta Braves
Houston
Astros
Mack Jones
Dennis Menke
Eddie Kasko
Jones
Wade Blasin
Robin Roberts
Dick Farrell
Fisusten
Coo
Atlanta
CG Farrell
Roberts
Grand
Johnson
Blasingame
Hippaut
Torre
D. Johnson
Carty
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L—Roberts
Allanta
Bobby Jacks Tops Pro Bowlers After 32 Games At Buffalo
Bobby Jacks of New Orleans led the semifinals of the Greater Buffalo Open in Buffalo New York after eight games Friday with a 32 game total of 7244 pins. Jeff Hander 7244 includes 325 bonus pins from six wins and one tie. Dick Ruger Hartford Wis second 7118 third Calatos Santa Monica Calif 7045 Hamlin Lake Worth Fla fourth 7931 Burton Jr St Louis fifth 7013.
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N.Y
Bobby Jacks
New Orleans
Professional Bowlers Association
Ron Hamlin
Lake Worth
Fla
Nelson Burton Jr
St. Louis
Stanky Blanks Sarasota In Exhibition Loss
Eddie Stanky, manager of the Chicago White Sox, was shut out as his team led Grapefruit League play at 13-2 before an open date. He fished for three hours, failed to throw a strike, and left early due to small craft storm warnings affecting Friday’s schedule.
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Stanky
Sarasota
Fla
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New Park Of Own To Boost Angels 1966 Campaign
Palm Springs AP profile of the California Angels ahead of 1966. Rigney’s club may gain identity in Anaheim with a new park and strong pitching led by Dean Chance. Key players include Knoop Fregasi Adcock Siebern Warner Reichardt Cardinale and Kirkpatrick with Rodg ers Bailey in catching. Prospects lean toward seventh place.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
Palm Springs
Calif
Bill Rigney
California Angels
Rigney
Los Angeles Angels
Anaheim
Chavez Ravine
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Angel
Gene Autry
Bob Reynolds
Fred Haney
Dean Chance
Fred Newman
George Brunet
Marcelino Lopez
Bob Lee
Jack Sanford
Lew Burdette
Bobby Knoop
Jim Fregasi
Knoop
Joe Adcock
Norm Siebern
Paul Schaal
Frank Marzone
Boston Red Sox
Jack Warner
Rick Reichardt
Jose Cardinale
Ed Kirkpatrick
Albie Pearson
Jimmy Piersall
al Spangler
Jose Cardinate
Frank Malzone
Danville Golf Club Opens 1966 Tournament Season
The Danville Golf Club starts its 1966 calendar with an annual interclub event pitting the Hookers against the Slicers. Hal Rich Jr. announces about 76 members signed for the 18 hole match as standings and scores are to be posted in the Pro Shop.
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Milo Abercrombie
Townes Lea
Hal C. Rich Jr
Bud Feldman
Ernest Jones Sr
Frank Talbott
Richard Barkhouser
Mick
Bradley
Landon Horne
Jimmy Anderson
Jack Clare
John Freeman
Miller Vernon
Fesse Mayhew
Saari Wins 200 Yard Freestyle At NCAA Meet
NCAA Swimming Championships at a Force Academy Colorado saw Southern California star Roy Saari claim his second individual title by winning the 200 yard freestyle. He passed Indiana’s Bill Utley after 100 yards and finished nearly five yards ahead.
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A Force Academy
Colo
Southern California
Roy Saari
Saari
Bill Utley
Indiana
Riverside Lanes RS Ladies League Bowling Results
Summary of league results at Riverside Lanes with multiple teams and individual scores across divisions. Notable matches include Sevens, Central Apparel, and Timeout teams posting high scores such as 214, 202, and 190 while others like Hall, Boxers, and Crawlers posted varied totals in a dense results page.
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Riverside Lanes
Aerrill Norman
Burnette
Commodore Homes
Manasco
Durocher Stanky Boost Cubs and White Sox Ticket Sales
Chicago AP report notes Leo Durocher and Eddie Stanky named as managers spurring ticket demand. Cubs season tickets rose 36 percent and individual game sales up 103 percent. White Sox season tickets surpassed $1 million, about 10 percent ahead of last year. Stanky replaced Al Lopez as Sox manager.
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Chicago
Leo Durocher
Eddie Stanky
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Jack Maloney
Cub
Durocher
Maloney
White Sox
Tommy Maloney
Stanky
al Lopez
Borello Tops in ABC Tournament Minor Events
Syracuse bowler Joe Borello posted Friday's best performance in the American Bowling Congress Tournament minor events, placing seventh in regular all-events with a nine-game total of 1864. He started strong with 639 in team and 642 in doubles, then faded to 583 in singles. Dick Martina led all-events with 1938, while Jerry Albert and Dick Goepel topped the doubles with 1303.
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Rochester
N.Y
Joe Borello
Syracuse
Borello
Dick Martina
Batavia
Jerry Albert
Dick Goepel
Milwaukee
Nashville tops Pasadena to reach AAU finals
Top seeded Nashville Tennessee, the defending champion, rolled into the 1966 National AAU women's basketball finals with a 59 to 26 win over Pasadena Texas Friday night. Nashville now awaits the Plainview Texas Raytown Missouri semifinal winner for Saturday's championship.
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NUM
Nashville, Tenn
Pasadena
Tex
Nashville
Plainview
Raytown
Cards Take 2-1 Victory Against A's
ST. PETERSBURG Fla Tim McCarver drove in the winning run with his third hit as the Cardinals defeated the Athletics 2-1 for their fifth straight exhibition win. McCarver threw out two runners and caught Ken Suarez attempting a steal while Suarez joined with three Cardenal would-be base runners. A rally by Curt Flood and George Kernek tied the game before McCarver delivered the winner off Joé Grzenda in the ninth inning.
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Fla.p
St. Louis
Tim McCarver
Kansas City
Ken Suarez
Cardinals
Athletics
McCarver
Suarez
Joé Grzenda
iAthletics
Alvin Dark
Featcher
Curt Flood
George Kernek
Wes Stack
Guaco OO
Wyatt
Krausse
Stack
Grzenda
Jackson
Simmons
Hoerner
Jac Carver
Vi—Hoerner
L—Stock
Senators Rally To 7-4 Exhibition Victory Over Pirates
Washington Senators defeated Pittsburgh 7-4 in an exhibition as Fred Valentine and Frank Howard homered. Valentine added a two-run shot while Howard drove in two with three hits. Pirates cut roster, sending Billy Knoch Frank Bork and Wilbur Wood to reassignment in Daytona Beach.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Fred Valentine
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Valentine
Howard
Don Cardwell
Pirates
Billy Knoch
Frank Bork
Wilbur Wood
Daytona Beach
Washington
Pittsburgh
Richert
Narum
Orsina
Cardwell
Schwall
Bryman
Price
Wi—Richert
Becker Weaver Winners Over Hawk Hanson
A near capacity crowd watched professional wrestling at the City Armory last night. Becker and Weaver defeated Hawk and Wianson in a best two out of three falls with a decisive pin by Weaver to end the match.
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City Armory
Alex Madina
John Gudiski
Tex McKenzie
Nelson Royal
Kurt
Henry von Stroheim
Tex
Henry
Royal
George Becker
Johnny Weaver
Rip Hawk
Wianson
Becker
Hawk
Weaver
Armjory
Sebring 12-Hour: Ford-Ferrari battle near open
72 sports cars race in Sebring endurance test with Ford leading an American push against Ferraris. Ken Miles Lloyd Ruby and Hap Sharp drive Chaparrals while Mike Parkes Bob Bondurant Bandini Scarfiotti pilots Ferraris. Porsche fields four two liter cars as Fords, Ferraris, Chaparrals dominate in the international challenge.
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Ben Funk
Associated Press
Sebring
Fla
U.S
Enzo Ferrari
Europe
Daytona Beach
Ford
Lqe Mans
France
Italy
Sicily
Belgium
Germany
Rheims
Ferrari
Mike Parkes
Engand
Bob Bondurant
California
Lorenzo Bandini
Lodovico Scarfiotti
Fords
Ken Miles
Los Angeles
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Lex
Jin Hall
Midland
Tex
Hill
Hap Sharp
Chaparral
Stuttgart
Porsche
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Jo Bonnier
Sweden
College Sports: Randolph-Macon Triumphs 4 Rutgers 2
College scores highlight Randolph-Macon edging Rutgers 4 to 2 while N C State tops Kent State, North Carolina defeats Virginia 32 to 2, and various other matches show Richmond 4-7 Bucknell 2-2. Davidson beats Hampden-Sydney 6-1, Old Dominion upends Clemson 1-9, Penn State 7-5, GWU 18-3 Boston Univ, and golf notes emphasize Dartmouth 443 GWU 2.
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Kent State
North Carolina
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North Georgia
St. Andrews Rpi
Mat. Union
Massachusetts
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Pembroke
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Richmond
Bucknell
Dartmouth
Old Dominion
Clemson
the Citadel
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GWU
Boston Univ
Kalamazoo
Veary
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