Osborne wins Carolinas AAU open title in top condition
Greensboro fighter Pete Osborne, 21, dominates Michael Emmerson at City Lake Gymnasium to claim the 139 pound Carolinas Senior AAU championship. The Westside Center alum credits peak conditioning for his success as he eyes the national AAU and Olympic goals.
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Pete Osborne
Greensboro
Carolinas
City Lake Gymnasium
Osborne
Michael Emmerson
Camp Lejeune
Charlotte
San Diego
Calif
High Point
Paul Lamb
Westside
Lamb
Pete
United States
76ers Survive Hawks Comeback For Big Victory
The Philadelphia 76ers erased a 23 point third quarter lead to beat St. Louis 123 to 122 and widen their Eastern Division lead over Boston with 15 games left. Wilt Chamberlain tied the game on a late rebound and Bill Cunningham sealed it with free throws.
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Associated Press
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National Basketball Association
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Boston Celtics
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Baltimore
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Los Angeles
California
Lou Hudson
Wilt Chamber
Bill Cunningham
Ray Scott
Jack Marin
LeRoy Ellis
Don Ohl
Gus Johnson
Johnny Green
Lakers
Palmer Wins Tucson Open Narrow Margin
Arnold Palmer wins the Tucson Open by one stroke over Chuck Courtney after a final round 73. Courtney, who led by four, hits a water hazard on 18 allowing Palmer to seal victory and claim $12,000 top prize as Courtney settles for $7,200. Bruce Crampton and John Schlee finish tied for third and fourth respectively.
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Arnold Palmer
Courtney
la Jolla
Calif
Palmer
Chuck
Te Tucson National Golf Club
St.Paul
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
John Schlee
Tucson
Ariz
Chuck Courtney
John Schiee
Paul Bondeson
Rod Funseth
Dick Hart
Bob Harris
Tom Jacobs
Charlie Sifford
Randy Glover
Bob Charles
Dave Stockton
al Geiberger
Pete Brown
Bob Ford
Miller Barber
Bill Ogden
Dale Douglass
Harold Henning
George Archer
John Cook
Jerry Mowlds
Roger Ginsberg
Terry Wilcox
Babe Hiskey
Mike Fetwick
Lou Graham
Jim Ferrier
Joe Taylor
Jim Vickers
Chris Blocker
Dick Crawford
Dutch Harrison
Darrell Hickok
Joe Goldstrand
Jerry Steelsmith
Joe Campbell
Dick One
Roy Pace
Aes
Joe Carr
Bob Johnson
Eer Ashhones
Jim Owen
Latham Wins Daytona ARCA 250 After Caution Frenzy
Latham completes the Daytona ARCA 250 with no tire changes and two fuel stops. Three cautions slow the race as Johnny Roberts sustains serious injuries from a crash. Katona leads briefly but relinquishes to Latham late. Final standings pay Katona 3450, Wisecarver 2200, Hampton 1125, Kimmel 800.
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Jack Bowsher
Latham
Johnny Roberts
Breckenridge
Mich
Roberts
Jack Shanklin
Indianapolis
Dorus Wisecarver
Zanesville
Ohio
Katona
Wisecarver
Andy Hampton
Louisville
Ford
Bill Kimmel
Clarksburg
Ind
Les Snow
Bloomington
Daytona Beach
Fila
Ralph A
Cincinnati
Plymouth
Jogg Ketone
Willis
Dodge
Gil Hearne
Wrightstown
N.J
J.T. Putney
Arden
N.C
Chevrolet
Coo Coo Marlin
Columbia
Tenn
Shad Wheeler
Fredricksburg
Rene Charland
Agawam
Mass
Bob Dobyns
Gordonsville
Dick May
Brownville
N.Y
Blackie Watt
New Alexandria
la Bill Seifert
Pittsburgh
Y Lee
Atta
Bluffton
Bave Marcis
Wausau
Wis
Castles
Charlotte
Peng "Borrelli
Cleveland
Don Biederman
Windsor
Ont
Bill
New Albany
Bob Strickler
Piedmont
Oldsmobile
Roy Tyner
Lake View
S.C
Buck Newland
Detroit
Don Stives
Trenton
Rod Eulenfeld
Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Coe
Ft. Wayne
Dave Dayton
Mercury
Joel Davis
Wrightsville
G. C Spencer
Jonesboro
Roy
Mayne
Bolling Afb
Wash Deck
Shanklin
James
Earl Brooks
Lynchburg
Pera E Raley
North Beach
Paul Wensink
Deshler
Wayne Fisher
Boomington
Lesa Boomington
Ill
Jerry van Louisville
Indoor Action Track Marks Go Over Weekend
Indoor track top records fall as Seagren vaults 17-3 in Cleveland and Smith clocks 46.2 for 440. Von Ruden posts 1 49 in the half mile at Louisville. Southern University mile relay hits 3 10.2. Doris Brown lowers her mile record to 4 40.4 in Vancouver. Abby Hoffman adds 2 08.4 in the same meet.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Bob Seagren
Tommie Smith
Tom von Ruden
Seagren
Smith
von Ruden
Southern University
Louisville
Cleveland
John Pennel
San Jose State
Theron Lewis
Jim Kemp
Los Angeles 49Ers
Kemp
Tom Farrell
Texas Southern
Robert Johnson
Neal Steinhauer
Lee Adams
Lawrence
Kan
Vancouver
Doris Brown
Seattle
Abby Hoffman
Toronto
Ragsdale Grapplers Take Third at Sectional Meet
Reynolds High School led the sectional with 81 points, Salisbury 80, Ragsdale 62. Seven Ragsdale wrestlers advance to the State Tournament at Reynolds, including Korstad and Malpass two champions. Bowling?
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Reynolds High School
Reynolds
Salisbury
Ragsdale
High Point Central
David Owens
Bison
Bill Blue
High Point
Barry Jackson
David Korstead
Mike Hughes
Jim Horney
John Allen
Tommy Malpass
Don Riley
West Forsyth
North Forsyth
Madison - Mayodan
Parkland
Beaver Creek
Lexington
Mount Airy
Morehead
East Forsyth
Central Davidson
Elkin D
David Korstad
Boyce Stevens
Glenn Alspaugh
Jackson
Hughes
Horney
Allen
Riley
Salvation Army Teams Conquer Winston-Salem
The High Point Salvation Army Club basketball team swept Winston-Salem in a weekend doubleheader. The senior squad beat Twin City 72 to 65 with Willie Leak scoring 17. The junior team won 45 to 38 as Terry Williams led with 16. Coach Rita Lewallen praised the seniors' state-tournament prospects.
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High Point Salvation Army Club
Winston - Salem
Twin City
Willie Leak
High Point
Terry Williams
Rita Lewallen
Guilford Tie in Guilford County Tourney Opener at Ragsdale
Guilford and Sumner girls and boys start the Guilford County Conference tournament tonight at Ragsdale High School. Girls game at 7 30 p m followed by Guilford versus Sumner boys at 8 30 p m. Sumner 5 conference wins with one loss while Guilford 8 11 overall 10 defeats in league context.
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Ragsdale
Jamestown
Guilford and Sumner
Guilford County
Ragsdale High School
Indians
Hornets
Sumner Boys
Sumner
Gibsonville
Allen Jay
Allen Jay Boys
Gibsonville Boys
Jaybirds
Bowling League Results Mixed With Standings and Highs
Last night’s Confederate Yankee League results show Proctor and a singer toping individual scores 207 190 in a mixed game. NEES and Firing Squad lead tied with 55 2 to 28 2 in a close team race. Sunday Mixed Doubles highlights include Whitt Dickey posting 160 222 and the Dickeys leading team and set marks. Collins tops the league with 6349 242 and Kirkmans tied for second with Dickeys at 58 30.
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Proctory Singer
Sere Sereteesel
Utes
Proctor- Nees
Whitt-Dickey
Dickey-Dickey
Dickeys
Collins
Kirkmans
Holumn and Meyers Lead U S In Speed Skating
Diane Holumn 15 of Northbrook Illinois and Mary Meyers 21 of St Paul Minnesota rose to the worlds elite after the Women's World Speed Skating Championships events. Holumn placed third in the 1000 meters and ninth in the 3000 meters on Sunday, plus a bronze in the overall standings after Saturdays finishes.
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