College undergrads signings stir pro basketball buzz
ACC figures dominate talk as Charlie Davis challenges Wake Forest to turn pro while Lou Carnesecca resists premature signings. UNC’s NIT win marks a rare NCAA NIT double for a single school, and Duke coach Bucky Waters plans an all star appearance in Erie.
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al McGuire
Jack Lewis
Panther Pitching In Good Form For High Point College
High Point College baseball under coach Rod Dahnke shows a strong ERA 1.81 across eight pitchers after 16 games. Dean Boger leads with 1.15 ERA and 24 1 record. Jack Curling 1.19 and 21. Riecko 1.21. Ela leads strikeouts with 39 in 31 2/3 innings. Mitcham tops RBIs with 13. Gebicke, Mitcham and Slingermar tied for 3 homers each as Panthers total 15 homers. Worthington paces hits 17 and walks 13.
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Palmer blames self in Masters open as Coody leads
Arnold Palmer concedes atrocious play after the Masters opening round in Augusta. Jack Nicklaus, Hale Irwin, and others struggled as Charles Coody shot a 70 to grab early lead. Art Wall, Bert Yancey, and Tom Weiskopf sit at one under 71.
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Kono
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Aslek Seteeni
Jeet Goldstrand
Sarazen
High Point Pro Golf Event Features Major Names
The field includes Billy Casper and Gary Player firing even par 72s. Arnold Palmer shoots 73 with a round of miscues, reflecting a long competitive history at the venue. Charlie Coody shows early momentum with several near-miracle par plays and a chip-in, recalling past heartbreaks in major tournaments.
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HPC Lands Prep Star in Tennis
Robert Weber, an out eastern prep standout, joined High Point College tennis as a fall addition. He excelled in singles, reached the New Jersey finals, posted a 17 3 record at No 1 doubles, and helped the team win the Colonial Conference doubles title while earning Middle States summer invite recognition. He hails from Haddonfield New Jersey and is praised by coach Ray Alley as a valuable asset for 1972.
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Little League Tryouts Set April 17
Tryouts for boys aged through 12 who have not played Little League before or who do not turn 13 by Aug 1 1971 will be held at assigned park fields. Students from Oakview Arm strong Montlieu Brentwood Jamestown Cloverdale Northwood Allen Jay routes listed with specific park locations and leagues. Returning players are asked not to attend.
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Mangrum Reflects On Masters Fame And Times Past
Masters record holder Lloyd Mangrum, now 57, recalls golf’s modern purses and his wartime career. He notes his 1948 money win and 1946 Open triumph, arguing the era offered more fun and less legal fuss, while insisting his success came from skill and luck.
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