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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1962

Page

21

Wickham Leads Panthers Past Catawbas Indians 84 71

High Point College matched Homecoming crowds with 3,150 at Alumini Gymnasium and beat Catawba 84 71 in a Carolinas Conference clash. Dave Wickham led with 23 points as five HPC players reached double figures. Garrison 16 Neel 13 Nolan 12 Smith 10.

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West Virginia Tops NC State In Overtime Thriller

West Virginia edged NC State 82 81 in overtime as Jim McCormick sank two free throws with 10 seconds left. Ken Rohloff answered with a basket, but time expired after Rohloff claimed a timeout, while Rod Thorn was sidelined by a foot injury and West Virginia saw six players in double figures.

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Duke topples North Carolina 79 57 behind Mullins Mullen

Duke beat North Carolina 79 57 in Durham as Jeff Mullins 24 and Jack Mullen 17 led the sixth ranked Blue Devils while Art Heyman played hurt for ACC control. Buzz Mewhart added 13 as Duke seized a 7 1 league record and NC fell to 5 2. Jim Hadock scored 20 for UNC.

Phil Corner Durham N. C Jeff Mullins Jack Mullen Art Heyman Duke North Carolina ACC Blue Devils Wake Forest Heyman South Carolina Mullins Mullen Buzz Mewhart Mewhart Jim Hadock Don Walsh Hadock Donohue Eae McSweeny Walsh Brown Cooke Teteee Eee Krause Shaffer Eee Eee Katzer Seteee Jones Winrot Poveeveseens Esetes Callahan Heyman Teense Eeeneeres Mallins Sevsveees Buckley Se Eeeweeeveres Mullen Eter Edeenedess Harrison Tee Mewhort Ulrich Schmidt Oo East Sevee Jamieson Cox Teeeneeee Williamson Eeessgens

Navy Edges Maryland 67 58 In Annapolis Victory

Navy built a large early lead and withstood a late Maryland rally to defeat the Terrapins 67-58 in Annapolis. Dave Tremaine led Navy with 15 points while Ron Terwilliger and Bill Kirwan added 14 each. Maryland’s top scorer was Jerry Greenspan with 18 points.

Annapolis Navy Maryland Terrapins Terps Ben Carnevale Jerry Greenspan Bruce Kelleher

Beman Johnstone Win National Mixed Foursomes

Deane Beman and Ann Casey Johnstone recovered from a third round deficit to win the National Mixed Foursomes by three strokes at Lagoree Country Club Miami Beach Fla finishing at 292. Their final round included a clutch birdie on No 9 and a par on No 15 after trailing by three at 219.

Miami Beach Fla Deane Beman Ann Casey Johnstone Beman Jack Penrose Miami Marlene Streit Lagoree Country Club Bethesda Johnstone Mason ‘City Iowa Truman Connell Tequesta Clifford Ann Creed Alexandria Dudley Wysong McKinney Tex Barbara Williams Richmond Calif

Eastern Hockey League scores from AP Knoxville edges Greensboro

In a crowded slate the Knoxville Knights beat Greensboro 5 to 4, Johnstown defeated Charlotte 6 to 2, and New Haven and Clinton were tied 2 to 2 with Clinton game unfinished.

Knoxville Greensboro Johnstown Charlotte New Haven Clinton

Deacons Edge Clemson 83 82 Behind Chappell 32

Len Chappell scored 32 points to lift Wake Forest over Clemson 83 82 in Clemson. The victory moved Wake Forest to 6 2 in ACC play, tied with rising momentum after a strong second half. Billy Packer added 15 points for the Deacons.

Clemson S.C Len Chappell Wake Forest North Carolina Duke Deacons Chappell Deacon Tigers Dave Wiedeman Scrv Billy Packer Wiedeman Jim Brennan Gary Burnisky Carmichael Ease Woollard Packer Sepvedeersess Hassell Christy Beeeeee Hull Beeeees Clemson Morgan Sreet

Maryland Coach Nugent to Speak at Western NC Sports Banquet

Tom Nugent, Maryland head football coach, will address 400 fans at the Mountain Amateur Athletic Club banquet. Athletes from Morganton to the Tennessee line will be honored for outstanding high school and collegiate performances in 1961, with trophies for top team and a lifetime contribution award.

Asheville N.C Tom Nugent Maryland Mountain Amateur Athletic Club

Last Chance For AAU NCAA Confrontation Looms

The AAU and NCAA face a February summit in Chicago to end their power struggle over international sports control. Kenneth (Tug) Wilson warns of possible federal intervention as Congress and the State Department watch the dispute between the AAU and NCAA, with implications for Olympic teams and U.S. prestige.

New York AAU NCAA Uncle Sam Kenneth Tug) Wilson U. S Art Lentz U. S. Olympic Olympic Intera Louis J. Fisher High Point N. C

Uelses Breaks Own Record With 16 Feet 34 Inch Vault

John Uelses vaults 16 feet 34 inches at the Boston AA Games breaking his day-old mark. He clears the bar on his first attempt before a 13,417 crowd. The event follows his 16 feet 2 inches clearance at the Millrose Games in New York.

Boston John Uelses New York Quantico

International Military Boxing Tourney Cancelled in Seattle

The International Military Boxing Tournament planned for Seattle in September as part of the World's Fair attractions has been cancelled. Veterans of Foreign Wars spokesman Charles C. Ralls cited transportation and housing difficulties as the main factors. Military teams from 12 nations had filed tentative entries.

Seattle Charles C. Ralls Veterans of Foreign Wars

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