Fair-Lot or Pie-Grove Name Debates Beside School Consolidation
The Pilot and Fair Grove consolidation next year promises a tougher Central Carolina Conference football team with Fair Grove star power and Pilot area support. Debates over the new school name include Fair-Lot and Pie-Grove. John Doby likely becomes head coach at Fair Grove, while Pilot’s Jake Byerly may coach baseball and basketball. The piece also notes Davidson Spartans’ CCC basketball strength and J amestown’s or nearby schools shifting within NCC classifications.
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Finley Eyes Full Ownership of Kansas City A's
Insurance broker Charles Finley, already owning 52 percent of the Kansas City A's, seeks 100 percent control by buying the Johnson estate stock for 1.975 million dollars. Probate approval is granted. AL bid approval pending. He estimates total cost at 3.9 million with plans to keep team in Kansas City. Joe Gordon to stay as field manager. Parke Carroll GM role not discussed.
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Rookies Spark AFL Breakthrough in Dallas
A rookie class highlighted by Abner Haynes of the Dallas Texans swept four separate statistics titles in the AFL rookie season. Haynes claimed the rushing crown with 875 yards on 156 carries, narrowly beating Pau Lowe of Los Angeles by 20 yards. Gene Mingo, Denver, led in scoring, edging George Blanda of Houston.
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Duke Sophomore Leads Devils In 6th Victory
Duke 61 48 over unlisted opponent as Art Heyman 23 points tops Duke offense. Heyman scored 10 in a late 5 minute run and Duke extended its win streak to six. Clemson Tigers fell 65 64 to Florida State with Ray Swain as the late winner. North Carolina edged Creighton 72 64 behind Doug Moe 26 points.
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Choppy Patterson
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Olean Armory
Cincinnati
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Paul Hogue
Nebraska
Bob Nordmann
St. Louis
San Jose State
Jan Loudermilk
Southern Methodist
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Don Nelson
Iowa
Arizona
Drake
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Vanderbilt
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Gary Daniels
Citadel
Oklahoma
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Xavier
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Seattle
Duke Falls In AP Top 10 Tie For 10th NC State Ties NC in poll
The Associated Press national college basketball poll ties North Carolina and North Carolina State for 10th after a week with no changes in the top three. Ohio State remains first, Bradley second, and St. Bonaventure rises to third as Auburn, Duke, and St. John’s gain spots amid a Birmingham Classic win for Auburn.
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Olympic Champs May Be Banned From Competition
President Avery Brundage of the International Olympic Committee proposed banning Olympic champions from future Games to protect amateur status and widen participation. He cited Tokyo 1964 and Innsbruck Winter 1964 as upcoming events and warned against commercialization and subsidized training camps. American officials cautioned the plan may not be adopted, noting the potential benefit to the United States due to its steady supply of new talent.
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Lakers Edge Pistons In Narrow Weeknight Win
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Detroit Pistons 107 to 103 on Monday. Upcoming games feature the Cincinnati Royals visiting Boston and Syracuse at New York, plus Los Angeles at Portland in Portland, Oregon.
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Top teams boosted as Ohio State and Duke win in crowded poll
The Associated Press ranks 11 teams with Ohio State at No. 1 after a 90-65 win over Loyola of Chicago. Bradley, St Bonaventure, Duke, Detroit and North Carolina also high as results roll in. Moe and Heyman pace the players amid key victories and upsets across the nation.
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Moe
Creighton
Boxing results fielded from Associated Press fights
Portland Eddie Machen won on points over Wayne Bethea in New York. Jesse Smith stopped Mel Collins in Chicago. Billy Collins and Tony De Cola drew in New York a 10 rounder. Joe Denucci defeated Willie Greene in Providence. Nelis Oostrom defeated Jimmy King in The Hague. Rafia King stopped Cyprien Carrie in Ghem Belgium versus Cyprien Carrie.
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