Panthers reach finals in Carolinas Conference tourney
High Point College’s Panthers return to the final in Lexington for the second straight year as Western Carolina joins them. Neither finalist opened as No 1 but both stood out in a two day event. HPC led by freshmen and sophomores, while Catamounts featured juniors and sophomores. Gaston Seal may miss next season with academic issues.
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High Point College
Panthers
Lexington
Carolinas
HPC
Western Carolina
Feld
Jim Gudger
Cats
Gaston Seal
High Point
Virgil Yow
Elon
Yow
Duke
West Davidson
Ragsdale
Dragonettes
Jamestown
Judy Macon
Glovers Going For Quarters In Golden Gloves Action
In Chicago the National Golden Gloves tournament opened with light weights from 112 to 135 pounds. Favorites fell as John Lowe Don Whaley Chico Marquez and Jimmy Caldwell were upset. 84 bouts and 24 knockouts marked opening night with more rounds to come including welter middle and heavyweight divisions.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
John Lowe
Cincinnati
Chico Marquez
Fort Worth
Tex
Don Whaley
Thorn From Page 2 B Basketball Honors List
Davidson player Vidson and Furman’s Gerald Glur top a dubious scoring tally with 256 and 124 points respectively. Honorable mentions include Terry Holland and Danny Higgins of Davidson Richmond’s John Telepo George Grodzicki and Tom Lowry West Virginia Roger Bergey William and Mary Lee Melear Virginia Tech with smaller totals.
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Bvidson
Gerald Glur
Furman
Terrry Holland
Davidson
Danny Higgins
John Telepo
George Grodzicki
Richmond
Tom Lowry
West Virginia
Roger Bergey
William and Mary
Lee ‘Melear
Virginia Tech
Asia Severs Supply of Scores for U S Fans
American sports fans abroad face score starvation in Asia where few papers cover Rose Bowl results or pro football. Readers rely on scarce US military papers and shortwave radio while local sports focus on cricket boxing soccer and golf. One fan compares waiting for news to Rip Van Winkle.
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New York
Asia
Siberia
Denpasar
U.S
Bali
Japan
Siam
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Singapore
Roger Maris
Philippines
U. S
Hong Kong
New Delhi
Yankees
Rip van Winkle
Ledford Central-Davidson clash highlights Central Carolina Tourney
Lexington matchups spotlight Ledford dark horse in boys bracket as Central Davidson seeks repeat title. Trinity faces East Davidson in girls action while Trinity’s Bulldogs meet East Davidson’s Eagles. Upsets energize opening night with Ledford nearly toppling Central Davidson girls and Ragsdale girls defeating West Davidson. Pat Young tops Central Davidson with 29 and Terri Fritts adds 17 for the winners.
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Ragsdale-West Davidson
Lexington Ymca
Ragsdale
Suzanne Modlin
Trinity
East Davidson
Bulldogs
Eagles
Lassies
East
John Doby
West Davidson
Ledford
Central Davidson
Tigers
Spartans
Sparts
Nets
Pat Young
Terri Fritts
Elaine Kennedy
Kennedy
Bodenheimer Prerrerei
Itty Newton Smith
Weeeernee Newby
Oneness Johnson
Johnson
Murphy
Wyre Seeeree
Link Benfield Oeennee
Marshall Cridlebaugh
Young Bi
Fritts
T. W
Si Fritts
N ' Parks McCain
Cox
Obeees Anderson
Stephens Pierce Tererrrrrr
Errres
Ceeeeree Ab
West
Leonard
Eawaeeens
Wisenburg
Wafford Horney Armstrong
Harvey Snider
Lanier
Huffman
Rosenthal Trial May Move to Mecklenburg County
Franklin L. Rosenthal known as Lefty, arrested in Miami on a bid to fix a 1960 NCAA regional game, may face trial in Mecklenburg County instead of Raleigh. County Solicitor Kenneth Downs will seek a local indictment on attempting to fix the NYU West Virginia game, with Rosenthal free on $20 000 bond awaiting extradition.
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Charlotte
Frank L
Lefty) Rosenthal
Miami
Mecklenburg County
Raleigh
Mecklenburg
Kenneth R. Downs
Rosenthal
ACC Drama As Duke Falls On Pungers Last-Second Shot
Clemson clinched sixth in the ACC with a 4-10 record after a 61-60 victory over Duke. The Tigers finished 10-14 overall, Clemson’s best since 1952, as South Carolina and Wake Forest posted large wins and the ACC tournament begins March 12 in Philadelphia with the winner likely facing Yale in the NCAA regional.
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Punger
Duke
Clemson
Virginia
Maryland
Tigers
Charlotte
South Carolina
Bob Stevens
Gamecocks
N. C. State
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Cavaliers
Len Chappell
ACC
Deacons
Art Heyman
Blue Devils
Terps
Philadelphia
Yale
Pro Basketball Results and Monday Schedule
No NBA games Monday. Tuesday matchups include Syracuse at New York and Boston Chicago at St Louis with Philadelphia at St Louis and Detroit at Los Angeles. ABS results list Kansas City 124 San Francisco 113 and Chicago 97 Hawaii 77 with Cleveland at New York and Kansas City San Francisco at Oakland.
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Syracuse
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
San Francisco
Hawaii
Cleveland
Oakland
Allen Jay Teams Open Guilford County Tourney Run
Jamestown action hits the Guilford County Conference tournament at Ragsdale High School Gym. The Allen Jay girls face Rankin at 7 PM while the Jaybird boys meet Gibsonville at 8 30 PM in the single elimination round. If winners advance, both teams play Saturday in semifinals ahead of Tuesday finals.
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Jamestown
Allen Jay
Guilford County
Ragsdale High School
Rankin
Jaybird
Gibsonville
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Virginia Huffman
Glenda Holder
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Manila
By Jim Becker
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Davidson County
Don Scalf
Ragsdale Girls
Scalf
Tigerettes
Wayne Hatcher
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Flying Tigers
Jerry Hege
Charles Snyder
YMCA
Art Richardson
Wake County
Downs
Wake
NBA
Greensboro
Coliseum
Ellis Stone
FBI
Archdale Oil Co
P. O. Box
Archdale, N. C
OIL Heat Council
West End Fuel Co
Wiley St
High Point, N. C
Brower Oil Co
Fairfield Rd
Southern Oil Co
Corn Oil Co
Hendrick Coal & Oil
Kennedy Oil Co
Tryon St
Sheroff Oil Co
Southern Ave
Ilderton Oil Co
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