Cavaliers Hold Off Terrapins In ACC Tilt
Virginia defeated Maryland 71-69 at Cole Field House as Chip Conner scored 22 and Gene Engle 20 for the Cavaliers while Jer ry Greenspan led Maryland with 21. Virginia led 61-50 with 7:17 left, Maryland tied it at 65 and 67, but Virginia pulled away late.
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Virginia
Maryland
Terrapins
Cole Field House
Cavaliers
Terps
Chip Conner
Gene Engle
Tthe Terps
Jerry Greenspan
Greenspan
Mac Caldwell
Bill Stasiulaitis
Engel
Conner
Bob Eicher
Falcons Top Loyola to End Loyola’s Unbeaten Run
Bowling Green Falcons defeated Loyola Chicago 92 to 75 in Bowling Green Ohio lifting their record to 14 6 while Loyola dropped to 22 game unbeaten streak. Howard Komives led BG with 32 points and Nate Thurmond added 24 as Loyola shot 41 percent and fell behind early. Leslie Hunter scored 24 for Loyola and Jerry Harkness 21.
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Ohio
Falcons
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
Howard Komives
Nate Thurmond
Beegees
Leslie Hunter
Jerry Harkness
Dayton
Terriers Cruise Pembroke in 97 73 Victory
Wofford College offense spread scoring with five players in double figures led by George Lyons 25 points. Bob Waldrop grabbed 31 rebounds as the Terriers improved to 12 13 while Pembroke fell to 15 10.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Walford College
Terriers
Pembroke
George Lyons
Wofford
Bob Waldrop
Harvey Tankersley
Orville Crabtree
Buddy
Bears hold edge in rebounding and finish 21 4
Lenoir Rhyne beat the Panthers in a sharp shooting game 22 of 45 from the floor for 48.8 percent while HPC hit 43.9 percent on 18 of 41. Bears outrebounded 31 to 25 led by Miastkowski with eight boards first half and nine overall.
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HPC
LenOir Rhyne
BEARS
Miastkowski
Wells
Bill Fallin
Phil Garrison
Catamounts
Catawba
Elon
Appalachian
Atlantic Christian
Pfeiffer
Generals Skate To 5-3 Ice Win in Johnstown
Greensboro beat Johnstown 5-3 in Eastern Hockey League action. Ron Muir scored the decisive goal with 41 seconds left as Cary Sharp Ron Quenville Don Carter and Don Davidson added Greensboro goals. Johnstown tallies came from Dick Roberge Neil Forth and Dan Patrick.
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Ron Muir
Greensboro
Cary Sharp
Ron Quenville
Don Carter
Don Davidson
Dick Roberge
Neil Forth
Dan Patrick
Furman Paladins edge Citadel 59 55 as season ends
Furman defeats The Citadel 59 to 55 at Memorial Auditorium in Greenville to close the season. Jerry Smith scores 19 to lead Furman, with Glur 14 and Peacock 12. Martini tops The Citadel with 13. Furman improves to 11-2 overall and 8-6 in the Southern Conference, remaining fifth in the standings.
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Paladins
Citadel
Cadets
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Wayne Isaacs
Memorial Auditorium
Spartanburg
Virginia Tech
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Gerald Glur
Leroy Peacock
Dick Martini
Martini
Frye
Madrazo
Glur
Methist
Halford
Vickers
Western Carolina Downs Elon 48-42 in Rough Conference Win
Western Carolina edged Elon 48-42 in a slow rough Carolinas Conference game at Cullowhee before about 1,800 fans, keeping Western Carolina’s regular-season push alive.
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N. C
Western Carolina
Elon
Western
Group To Pay Off Its Debt In Track Meet Fund Drive
Ted Haydon of the Inter-WCC group in Chicago announced a $25,000 fund drive to clear the United States-Poland dual meet debt from Stagg Field last June. The event cost $54,528 with $29,771 receipts and $7,463 unpaid deficit remains to reimburse underwriters.
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Middle West
Warsaw
VanderKelen Wins Big Ten Silver Football MVP
Ron VanderKelen, Wisconsin quarterback, received the silver football as the Big Ten’s 1962 Most Valuable Player in a ceremony between halves of the Wisconsin vs Northwestern game. He led the Badgers to the conference title and Rose Bowl and has signed with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Wis
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Wilfrid Smith
Chicago Tribune
Wisconsin -Northwestern
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VanderKelen
Badgers
Minnesota Vikings
Ralston Upsets McKinley to Reach Indoor Final
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield defeats Chuck McKinley in four sets 8-6 6-1 4-6 3-4 to advance to the national indoor championships final against Mike Sangster. Sangster then defeats Eugene Scott 6-4 6-4 1 0 to reach the final.
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Bakersfield
Calif
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Britain
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Sangster
Eugene Scott
Northport
N.Y
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Crewcnt Ralston
University of Southern California
Jack Kramer
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Ralston
McKinley
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Australia
Mexico
Cleveland
Pancho Gonzales
Buffalo
Sangster-Scott
Daytona Conti ental Race at Daytona International
An international field of drivers races in the Daytona Conti ental Race for stock cars at Daytona International Speedway. The $50,000 three hour event starts at 2 p.m. and features top Grand Prix names and American stock car veterans driving Ferrari, Jaguar, Ford Cobra, and Porsche machines.
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Innis Ireland
the Welchman
London
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Joakim Bonnier
Belgium
Roger Penske
Gladwyne
David Piper
Bill Bencker
Jacksonville
Tony Denman
Fremont
Ohio
Bob Holbert
Warrington
Walt Hansgen
Westfield
Mass
August Pabst
Milwaukee
Jaguar
Briggs Cunningham
Paul Goldsmith
U. S
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Tri-Oval
Ireland
Ferrari
Rosebud Racing Team
Victoria
Texas
Gurney
Holbert
Porsche
Stutgart
Germany
Roger Ward
Indianapolis
East Carolina Edges Atlantic Christian 70-69 in Tight Non Conference Win
East Carolina College overcame a late rally by Atlantic Christian College to win 70-69 at Wilson. ACC trimmed the margin to 70-69 on free throws by Garry Johnson and a Ray Smith field goal, but a final ACC possession fell short. Brogden led ACC with 17 points, Smith 18, Johnson 15.
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Smith
ACC
Johnson
Indians Rally Past Pfeiffer In Carolinas Conf Clash
Newberry trailed 37 35 at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Pfeiffer 79 60 in Carolinas Conference action. Key scorers were Musgrave 17 Crump 16 Fuson 14 for Newberry, McManus 24 and Lawson 19 for Pfeiffer. Attendance 350.
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Pfeiffer
Phil Musgrave
Tom Crump
Steve Fuson
Indians
Hal McManus
Calvin Lawson
Williford
Scoggan
Lawson
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Lentz
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Tucker
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Hottinger
Weems Named To NCCA Rules Crew
Weems Baskin USC track coach is appointed to the NCAA Track and Field Rules Committee for a four year term. He will represent District II with the Southeastern states on the 14 member panel, succeeding Harold Redding of Virginia Tech.
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University of South Carolina
Weems Baskin
Baskin
Carrollton
Bill Bowerman
University of Oregon
Harold Redding
Virginia Tech
Dietzel To Appear At Asheville Go
Army coach Paul Dietzel will headline the 5th annual Western North Carolina Sports Awards Banquet at City Auditorium in Asheville Monday night. The event will feature more than fifty local athletic stars from the region.
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N.C
Army
Paul Dietzel
Western
North Carolina
WNC
City Auditorium
Davidson Stuns Georgia Southern 59 57 On Late Free Throws
Davidson defeats Georgia Southern 59-57 as Haywood Evans sinks two free throws with 10 seconds left to break a 57-57 tie. Burton tops GS with 24 points, Seeley 17, Hetzel 19 for Davidson leads through most of the game in Statesboro.
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Davidson
Georgia Southern
John Burton
Jim Seeley
Burton
Seeley
Hetzel
Bill Jarman
Georgia
Rex Hetzel
Werner
Holland
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Jarman
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Teague
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Catawba Tops Apps By 62-49 in CC Finale
Catawba rallied from a cold start to beat Appalachian 62-49 Saturday night, clinching at least fourth place in the Carolinas Conference. The Indians finish 13-5 in CC and 17-6 overall, with Bucky Pope scoring 10 straight and Johnson and Garrison 15 each. Appalachian ends 10-8 in CC and 14-11 overall, Doug Wall leading with 14.
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Catawba
Johnson
Garrison
Doug Wall
Appalachian
Appalachian Catawba
Duncan
Rhodes Goff
Richson
Sessoms
Thomas
Hailey
Rutr
Pope
Lytton
White
Wall
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Appalach
Mason Dixon Records Fall On First Day
Willye White of the Mayor Daley Youth Foundation of Chicago shattered her own American indoor record in the women's broad jump with 19 feet 7 and 3/4 inches at the Mason-Dixon games in Louisville. Lea Montgomery of the Cleveland Recreation Club was second at 17 feet 8 and 1/2 inches. Vera Kummerfeld, Germany, won the women's 880 yards in 2 minutes 20.5 seconds. Estelle Baskerville of the Ohio Track Club won the women's high jump at 5 feet 1 3/4 inches.
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Willye White
Miss White
Mayor Daley Youth Foundation
Chicago
Lea Montgomery
Cleveland Recreation Club
Presbyterian Blue Hose overpower Mercer 66 50 in Clinton
Captain Paul Webb sparked Presbyterian to a 66-50 victory over Mercer in Clinton South Carolina. The Blue Hose built a 14-point edge after a tight first half and stretched to a 16-point margin in the final 30 seconds to seal their seventh win of the season.
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Clinton
L S. C
Presbyterian
Paul Webb
the Hose
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