Brown weighs future as Cougars coach after COY win
UNIONDALE NY AP Young Larry Brown ABA Coach of the Year for 1972 73 may quit pro coaching. He says he won't decide until after the ABA playoffs and notes his goal has always been college coaching. The Cougars lead the East and face New York in a crucial series opener tonight.
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Alex Hannum
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HPC Tennis Team Defeats Guilford 9-0
High Point College remains unbeaten in the Carolinas Conference with a 9-0 win at Guilford as Peter Ranney and Hector Villarroel lead the sweep. Ranney and Villarroel won doubles 6-0 6-0, while Dillard, Ashley, Ratcliffe and Goode clinched decisive singles and doubles victories. The Panthers travel to Pfeiffer Wednesday for another conference clash before hosting Campbell College Friday.
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McRae Short Swing Helps Royals Fly Past Cardinals
Royals beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 as Hal McRae adjusted his swing, belting three doubles and a single with three RBIs. The day also featured multiple exhibition results across the league including Montreal over Boston 5-1 and Cubs over Indians 15-2. Santo left with a possible wrist injury after a pitch.
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Allen Jay golfers win second match over Southern Guilford
Sumner Allen Jay recorded its second golf victory in as many outings Monday with a 151 to 191 win over Southern Guilford at Sumner Hills Golf Course. Eddie Garrett shot two under par 33 to lead the Jaybirds, Reid Cox added 37 while James Ward led Southern with 4 over par. The Jaybirds meet Ledford at Willow Creek today.
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High Point Hosts Elon in Rainy Conference Clash
High Point College baseball seeks momentum with a home 3 PM Wednesday game against Elon, a top conference contender. Coach Chuck Hartman notes a tough matchup and possible return of ace Dean Boger, who has been sidelined by a back problem.
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Masters Legends and Doubles Eagles Highlight Golf History
The text recalls honorary starters Freddy McLeod and Jock Hutchison at the Masters. It notes Sarazen’s 220-yard double eagle in 1935, Bruce Devlin’s 1967 double eagle, and multiple one under par holes. It mentions Nicklaus as the youngest Masters winner at 23 and Mangrum’s eight under par 64 course record in 1964, tied by Nicklaus in 1965, with Nelson's repeated top twosome finishes.
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How Can You Beat Jack Nicklaus At Augusta Masters
Gene Sarazen, 71, previews the Masters field in Augusta noting Jack Nicklaus’s edge with reach on par fives and a brainy, winner-take-all mindset. He compares Nicklaus to Ben Hogan and Bobby Jones, praises Nicklaus’s privacy and decision making, and rates other contenders like Trevino and Palmer with cautious skepticism.
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Atlanta
Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Sam
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Bruce Crampton
Buddy Allin
NCAA orders top 20000 for Greensboro finals tickets
Greensboro coliseum preparing for the 1974 NCAA basketball finals received over 20000 ticket orders by mail. A lottery will select about 2200 orders for 8800 public seats after April 1 postmark, with remaining seats allocated to the four schools, the Coaches Association, and the NCAA.
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Basketball Coaches Association
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Thomasville Bulldogs Roll Over Kannapolis 8-1 in Tennis
Thomasville High School remained undefeated with an 8-1 win over Kannapolis. Singles victors were Brinkley Jasperse Gilliam Gilliam Johnson, while doubles teams Brinkley-Disperse, Gilliam-Wade, and Gilliam-Eddinger won. Gilliam-Eddinger remain unbeaten this season as Thomasville prepares for Mooresville Friday in North-South Piedmont Bi-Conference action.
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Thomasville
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Marty Jasperse
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Don Gilliam
von Johnson
Brinkley-disperse
Homer Wade
Jeff Eddinger
Gilliam-Eddinger
Mooresville
Piedmont
Northeast Tops Ragsdale 9 1 in midstate 3A action
Northeast Guilford pitcher Jesse Cockerbece hurled six perfect innings before a seventh inning error ended the no hit bid while striking out 14 as Northeast defeated Ragsdale 9 1 in Greensboro. Shorty Rickman doubled scored on a catcher error and coach Jack Hinkle lamented two baserunners all game as Ragsdale fell to 4 2.
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Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
Joe Decker
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Boston Univ names captain for next hockey season
Ed Walsh of Arlington Massachusetts was elected captain of Boston University's varsity hockey team for the coming season. The junior goalie posted 20 victories and 804 saves this year and finished as the East’s top goalie with a 2.94 goals against average.
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Ed Walsh
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Arlington
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