Big John Mize Seeks Batting Coach Post With Yankees
MIAMI Fla AP Big John Mize a famed slugger seeks a coaching role returning to baseball he applied for a Yankees batting coach job but manager Ralph Houk did not respond Wally Moses got the post Mize said Houk suggested the job to him earlier and he would be honored to coach He owns a 77 acre farm near Deland Fla but his heart remains with baseball He believes he could guide young hitters with the new NL club in New York
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State Opens Off-Season Grid Drills
Raleigh AP North Carolina State began off-season football drills on a surprisingly warm day. Coach Earle Edwards plans scrimmage sessions by midweek and a 36 day window of 20 practice sessions for ACC teams. The Wolfpack, with over 80 players, will train Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Edwards noted the squad was heavier than desired but focus remains on selecting the fall roster.
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Gamecocks hold spring scrimmage at Carolina Stadium
South Carolina football scrimmage at Carolina Stadium Saturday drew praise for fullback Dick Day of North Augusta halfback Deane Fowble of Columbia and quarterback Dave Sowell. Coach Marvin Bass praised the players attitude and said the team accomplished their spring practice goals in the first half.
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Appalachian Trips Catawba By 73 67 In N State Clash
Appalachian State beat Catawba 73 67 in Salisbury preserving at least a tie for second place in the North State Conference. Appalachian led 37 31 at halftime and pulled away in the second half behind 20 points from Don King and 19 from Rick Howe. Horace Medford led Catawba with 17.
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Rudolph Sets Indoor 70 Yard Dash Mark Then Breaks It
Olympian Wilma Rudolph set an indoor 70 yard dash record at the Mason-Dixon Games in Freedom Hall Louisville clocking 7.9 seconds in prelims and 7.8 in the final to surpass Stella Walsh’s 26 year old mark. Ernestine Polard of Chicago also beat Walsh in prelims with 8.1 seconds. Purdue freshman Nate Adams tied the American indoor 70 yard dash record at 7.0 seconds as Rudolph and Ralph Boston endured travel delays due to an airline strike.
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Atlanta
Carolinas PGA to Host Two Day Seminar at Sedgefield
The Carolinas PGA business and teaching seminar, second annual, will occur Thursday and Friday at Sedgefield Inn in Greensboro. keynote Lou Strong of Rochester NY, new national president, will speak Friday morning. About 150 pros from the Carolinas and nearby states are slated to attend amid teaching clinics and demonstrations featuring Jimmy Thomson and Les Bolstad. Joe Davis of Spartanburg will assist. visitors welcome if weather allows the ninth fairway event.
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Les Bolstad
University of Minnesota
Joe Davis
Spartanburg
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Panthers Wind Up In Fourth
High Point College Panthers, led by freshman Phil Garrison, ended a long loss streak by beating Lenoir Rhyne Bears 89 88 in double overtime at Alumini Gym. The win ties HPC with Elon for fourth in the final North State Conference standings, snapping a February 1957 jinx after 13 straight losses to the Bears.
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Elon High Point to Draw for Fourth Seed in NC Tourney
Greensboro reports that the North State Conference will hold a draw to determine the fourth seed between Elon and High Point before the tournament in Lexington. Lenoir Rhyne leads division one as Appalachian State and East Carolina contest second. Catawba Western Carolina and Atlantic Christian join the field, while Guilford and Pfeiffer miss out.
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Catawba
Western Carolina
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Pfeiffer
Duke Nips Navy 75-73 In Thriller At Annapolis
Third ranked Duke edged Navy 75-73 at Annapolis to halt a two game skid. Navy led 69-68 after Ron Terwilliger's jumper with 2:12 left, and the lead changed hands three times in a tense finish. Duke relied on late rallies to secure the win.
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Larese, Hadock Pace UNC To 61-55 Win
North Carolina junior forward Larese and center Hadock sparked the Tar Heels to a 61-55 ACC victory over Clemson. UNC improved to 11-2 in league play with one game left, while Clemson endured its 21st straight setback to UNC.
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Furman Narrowly Beats Davidson In 71-70 Thriller
Furman escapes Davidson 71-70 after a late rally in Greenville. Smith leads Furman with 27 points while Shinn adds 22 for Davidson, which outrebounded Furman 42-40 but shot poorly from the line. Garrison tallies 24 for Furman and Dan scores, preserving the victory in the final seconds.
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Wildcats Top Wake Forest 60 56 In Greensboro Battle
Villanova used ball control and a deliberate offense to beat Wake Forest 60-56 before 5,242 fans. Jim Huggard, 5-8, sparked the Mainliners with 24 points guiding the 11th win against 9 losses while Len Chappell led Wake Forest with 26.
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Villanova
Wake Forest
Jim Huggard
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Len Chappell
Billy Packer
Alley Hart
Deacons
Baltes stars in Baptists loss in urban league game
In Port Townsend AP reports a high scoring church league game where the Assembly of God team defeated the Baptists. Ronnie Baltes led scorers with 123 points, while the final score was 207 to 19.
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Filipino pair wins Manila doubles title in nationals
Johnny Jose and Eddie Dungo, Filipino Davis Cup teammates, defeated Neil Gibson and Barry Phillips-Moore of Australia 6-3 6-3 7-5 to win the men's doubles title at the Philippine National Tennis Tournament in Manila.
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Eddie Dungo
Neil Gibson
Barry Phillips-Moore
Australia
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