Greensboro Wins 4A Girls Sportsday at High Point
Greensboro Senior High topped the 12th annual 4 A Girls Sportsday with 63 points at High Point High School. West Mecklenburg secured second with 48 points, Garinger third with 33, High Point fourth, Greensboro Page fifth, and Walter Williams sixth. Betsy Wood of West Mecklenburg led in the 50 yard dash, broad jump, and softball throw. Brenda Parrish provided High Point’s only first in a 77 foot basketball toss and added a second in softball throw. High Point dominated volleyball with eight points and a second-place finish.
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High Point Senior High
Sylvia Teague
Charlotte
Pat Sande
High Point
Linda Jackson
Lotte
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Brenda Parris
Betsy Wood
Linda Bryson
Kaye Moody
Greensboro
Pam Buie
Brenda Kindley
Ann Jamieson
Art Richardson
Greensboro Senior High
High Point High School
West Mecklenburg
Charlotte Garinger
Greensboro Page
Walter Williams
Burlington
North Mecklenburg
Brenda Parrish
Brenda
Two Lefties Tie Forest In Carolinas Lefthanders
Wofford captain Bobby Dargan and Charlotte club player Charlie Long tied for the lead after 36 holes at Rock Hill with 147s. Dargan shot 70 and 77 while Long posted 74 and 73 as the field prepares for an 18-hole finale. Turk Falls fired a double eagle on No. 13 for the day’s best shot.
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Rock Hill
S. C
Wofford College
Charlotte Club
Bobby Dargan
Wofford
Charlie Long
Charlotte
Myers Park
Dargan
South Carolina
Long
Bobby Briggs
Elon College
Ken Weavil
Winston-Salem
Turk Falls
Kings Mountain
N.C
Rock Hill Country Club
Bob Dargan
Spartanburg
Charles Long
Charwite
Buddy Briggs
Reidsville
Harold Carpenter
Rutherfordton
Jess Barbour
Ton
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Ray Grubman
Charleston
Holliday
Gallivan’s Ferry
George Crickmore
High Point
Park Falls
Lester Bradley
Siler City
Willis Henderson
Caroll McGill
Columbia
George Russell
Kannapolis
Wright and Jessen Lead Titleholders After 54 Holes
Defending champion Mickey Wright birdies the 18th for 70 to reach 218, tied with Ruth Jessen for the 54 hole lead at Augusta. Patty Berg is two behind at 220, Barbara Romack tied for fourth at 222 after a 79, while Kathy Cornelius stands 222 with a 73.
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Augusta
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Kathy Cornelius
Cornelius
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Spartanburg
S. C
Miss Wright
Stiffer standards eyed for athletic transfers and season rules
The article notes proposed changes to transfer rules requiring a year's residence before competing, now barred at a second school. It mentions minor rule tweaks to resolve basketball season ties and postponed baseball championships, with votes expected. The conference executive committee will meet Thursday, followed by faculty chairs and various committees, a general session, and a luncheon to close.
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Mittee
UNC Netters Extend Winning Streak With Clemson Victory
North Carolina men’s tennis defeated Clemson 8-1 to extend its season win streak to 32 and improve to 20-0 in 1962. Only one singles match went to three sets as George Christopher of Clemson upset Dave Morgan 9-7 in the final set. Next Friday UNC hosts Miami, fresh off its 100th straight win. Sokol notched his 20th straight win.
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Chapel Hill
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North Carolina
Clemson
Tar Heels
Tigers
Miami
Bob Burns
Sokol
UNC
George Christopher
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Dave Morgan
Purdue Star Terry Dischinger Ranks Third in Big Ten Scoring
Purdue guard Terry Dischinger becomes the third all time scorer in Big Ten history after crossing the 1,000 point mark this season. The Ellerbe native leads Purdue as the conference records continue to rise.
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Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Big Ten
Bears Edge Western Carolina 12-10 in seven innings
Vendr Rhyne led Lenoir Rhyne with 14 hits and four errors on defense as Jim Wiles held Western Carolina to five hits after relieving starter Bob Carelli. The Cats scored six runs in the third, aided by four WCC walks and three Catamount errors, with Lenoir Rhyne answering with four in the third and six more total runs.
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Hickory
N.C
Vendr Rhyne
Jim Wiles
Western Carolina
Wiles
Bob Carelli
WCC
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