Panthers Face Newberry In Carolinas Conference Clash
High Point College resumes conference action tonight in Alumni Gym at 8 p.m. to face Newberry. The Panthers, favored to win, rely on forward duo Bill Fallin and Phil Garrison and guard trio Barry Smith, Al Trombetta, and Larry Cheatham. Newberry, led by first year coach Nield Gordon, counters with Musgrave Scoggan Hawk Bouknight and Scarry. The game follows HPC’s 73-63 win over the touring Italian National team, their fourth win in five games and a 2-1 conference mark.
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Indians
Newberry
HPC
Tom Quinn
Panthers
Bill Fallin
Phil Garrison
Dale Neel
Barry Smith
al Trombetta
Sam Byers
Kirk Stewart
Larry Cheatham
Nield Gordon
Furman
Phil Musgrave
Bill Scoggan
Dave Hawk
Mel Bouknight
Bill Scarry
Gordon
Lenoir Rhyne
Italy
Erskine
Appalachian
High Point Bison end Reynolds win streak in upset
In Winston-Salem High Point Black Bison overwhelmed R. J. Reynolds 64 to 42, ending the Demons six game winning streak. George McDowell led the visitors with 22 points from the front line, while David Sherrill added 8 of 21 first half points. Reynolds coach Ray Whitley blamed a flat performance, as Stroupe endured an apparent arm injury and was held to 13 boards and points.
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Bob Hoffman
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds
High Point Black Bison
Veemuus
Reynolds
David ‘Sherrill
Bison
Big George McDowell
Sherrill
McDowell
Ray Whitley
Iin
Simeon
David
George
Whitley
David Stroupe
Stroupe
George Leight
Demons
Quinn Koontz
Bill Teague
Torres Beats Gonzalez In Six Round Decision
Jose Torres earned a unanimous decision over Jose Gonzalez in a 10‑round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Torres won four of the first five rounds and surged in the sixth and ninth, despite a rough, clingy fight. He discussed fighting more often and potentially facing Joey Archer next as Gonzalez remains unranked while Archer stands No. 2 Contender.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
New York
Jose Torres
Jose
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Torres
Joey Giardello
Joey Archer
Archer
Gonzalez
Robin Carter
Paterson
Socuit
al Berland
Tony Riccio
Zach Clayton
Clayton
NCAA Aims to Solidify Position at Annual Convention
The NCAA plans to reinforce its control of collegiate athletics at the annual convention opening Monday in New York. President Walter Byers signals potential actions to strengthen the truce with the AAU while avoiding disruption, amid a long battle over amateur sanctioning and Olympic prep.
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Bod Green
Associated Press
Jim New York
Col Whatley
Georgia
Pennsylvania
America
England
Amateur Athletic Union
Ilinois
NCAA
Walter Byers
AAU
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Ken
CAGE ROUNDUP: Bonham fuels Cincinnati’s 57-53 win
Ron Bonham scored 28 as Cincinnati beat Oregon State 57-53 in a tough, rough game. Mel Counts led OSU with 33, while UCLA beat Washington State 88-83 and Walt Hazzard sealed the West Coast win. Southern California upset Stanford 75-74 in OT. California edged Washington 46-44. Princeton topped Washington University of St. Louis 85-58.
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Stanford
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Washington
Princeton
Washington University of St. Louis
Dead versus Tigers in TV tussle roars across ACC schedule
North Carolina Tar Heels meet Notre Dame at Greensboro Coliseum as ACC games loom large. Wake Forest hosts Clemson while NC State visits Duke and South Carolina plays Virginia in a weekend full of conference action amid top standings and recent letdowns.
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Greensboro Coliseum
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Clemson
North Carolina State
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Virginia
Tulane
Georgia
Maryland
Fwo
N.C. State
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Deacons
Kentucky
Frank Christie
Clemzon
el Paso
Tex
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Wolfpack
Larry Lakins
Blue Devils
Nomads
Gens Cup Big Win In See-Saw Hockey Battle
Greensboro defeats Johnstown 7-6 in a high scoring Eastern Hockey League clash before 3,467 fans. Rookie Ray Germain nets the deciding backhander in the final period after overcoming a two goal deficit to put Greensboro ahead for good.
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Greensboro
Eastern Hockey League
Johnstown
The
Generals
Coliseum
Gens
Ray Germain
Reds Manager Hutchinson faces malignancy shock
Cincinnati AP report confirms Fred Hutchinson, manager of the Reds since 1959, is ill with a malignancy. Spring training plans in Florida proceed with Hutchinson expected to remain in Seattle for treatment. his brother and doctor provide limited details as the team gears up for the 1964 season.
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Manay
Fred Hutchinson
Cin
Hutchinson
Reds
Naremain
Seattle
Detroit Tigers
Louis Cardinals
Chargers vs Patriots in AFL title clash at Balboa Stadium
San Diego the 11-3 Western Division champion meets the Boston Patriots in the 1963 AFL championship at Balboa Stadium before an estimated 30,000. The game airs 4:30 p.m. EST on national TV with anticipated shares above $2,500 per winner. The Patriots seek first title. San Diego aims third AFL crown.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
SAN Diego
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Boston Patriots
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American Broadcasting Company
Boston
AFL
Buffalo
Houston
Dallas
Oilers
Los Angeles
San Die
Mike Holovak
Patriots
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