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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1962

Page

19

Wolfpack edge Duke in ACC thriller at Duke Indoor Stadium

In Durham North Carolina State edged Duke 61 60 after John Punger banked in a field goal with five seconds left. Duke led 60 59 with 3 42 to play before Vic Bubas ordered a ball freeze.

DUKE Durham N. C Wolfpack Blue Devils State John Punger Vic Bubas

UNC Caps Victory Over Notre Dame 99 to 80 in Charlotte

North Carolina used a 32 point first-half lead to cruise past Notre Dame 99, 80 in Charlotte. Tar Heels hit 61 percent in the opening period and got 22 from Bryan McSweeney 18 from Jim Hudock and 16 from Don Walsh. Notre Dame got 17 from Armand Ree Ed Schnurr and John Matthews. Duke and N C State results noted in a surrounding recap.

Charlotte North Carolina Notre Dame Tar Heels Dean Smith Larry Brown Bryan McSweeney Jim Hudock Don Walsh Brown Armand Ree Ed Schnurr John Matthews Blue Devils Clemson Feeremenee T. Mahaffey Bohonak D. Mahaffey Milasnovich Brennan Privette Benson Burnisky Hall STATE Punger Leshock Auksie Morgan Marvel Pacodwewe Een Narvin Speaks Seitz Wherry Tow Whitfield Oe Eens Wake Forest Chappel Duke F T Hassel Ulrich Teem Eeeee McCoy Jamieson Christie Sheer Cox i Koehler East Brooks Schmidt Zawacki Buckley Bees i Buxton N.C. State Clemson Duke Ewe Bee Dearie Rev Eeeter Roesier Schnurrenenes Matthews Andreoli Seener Earlenbaugh Finnegan Skarich Malfoy Weeeeneeeee Walsh Brown Peabe Cooke Hadock McSweeney Donohue Katz Krause Callahan Jones Renee Winroot

Chappell Leads Wake Forest Past Clemson in Big Victory

Wake Forest, led by Len Chappell, beat Clemson 81 to 54 as the Deacons improved to 5-4 overall and 3-1 in the ACC. Chappell scored 27 and grabbed 17 rebounds in 33 minutes, while Clemson shot 28 percent and finished with 19 baskets on 66 attempts.

Winston-Salem Wake Forest Deacons Len Chappell Clemson Tigers Chappell Portage Demon Deacons

Davidson holds off The Citadel 77 71 in SOCON clash

Davidson trailed briefly but surged past The Citadel 77 71 as Perry Holland 26 and Bill Jarman 23 paced the scoring. Gary Daniels led The Citadel with 12 while guard D G Martin limited Daniels early as Davidson won in state’s Southern Conference play.

Davidson N.C Citadel Perry Holland Bill Jarman Gary Daniels Daniels D. G. Martin Martin Jarman Holland

Lynchburg Tops Bison 42 to 36 in Tough Conference Game

E C Glass High School defeated High Point High 42 to 36 as free throw woes hampered the Bison. Jimmy Cash led Glass with 14 points while Lee Sherrill scored 16 for High Point.

Lynchburg Bison High Point High E. C. Glass High School Jimmy Cash Glass Bully Pugh Lee Sherrill Gil Ford

Carolina League poised for expansion talks and schedule

Wilson, North Carolina AP The Carolina Baseball League now has eight teams after adding Rocky Mount and Kinston, with Lynchburg and Gastonia among potential new members. President Bill Jessup says expansion depends on minor league dynamics and major league working agreements, with a league meeting planned to draft a schedule.

WCL Sets Meeting on Sunday in Kings Mountain

The Western Carolina Baseball League holds a 2 30 p m meeting in Kings Mountain to discuss 1962 operations. President John Moss just back from Columbus talks with minor league heads and majors reps about rosters and player sourcing. Belmont's Charlotte territory status looms as teams plan expansions or replacements.

Kings Mountain N.C Western Carolina Baseball League John Moss George M. Trautman Columbus Ohio Moss WCL Shelby Statesville Lexington Newton Conover Salisbury Belmont Trautman Charlotte

Simon Pure Conference Formed For Non Subsidized Programs

A new College Athletic Conference CAC is planned with Sewa Nee Centre Southwestern Memphis and Washington and Lee as charter members. W L S Fred C Cole announced the 1962 63 operation with non subsidized programs and admission rules, governing by presidents, and a first year slate of football basketball golf tennis track and field and baseball.

Lexington Sewanee Centre Southwestern Memphis Washington and Lee College Athletic Conference CAC W&l Fred C. Cole Cole

Stranahan Sued by Actress Over Alleged Beating Incident

Actress Joan Marchesani 23 sues golfer Frank Stranahan for 300000 claiming he beat her after she rejected his advances. alleged incident occurred in a Los Angeles hotel on February 21. Stranahan, 1958 Los Angeles Open champion, is noted as a current participant in the tournament.

Los Angeles Frank Stranahan Joan Marchesani Stranahan Miss Marchesani Joan March Palm Springs Calif

Three More Teams Entered In Carolinas AAU Boxing Tourney

The 23rd annual Carolinas AAU Boxing Tournament will start January 18 at the High Point City Lake gym with at least 12 teams from North and South Carolina. Anthony Neilson brings seven boxers from Charleston S S C Police Athletic League. Greenville South Carolina and Keepsville near Lincolnton also enter. Winners advance to Cincinnati for the National AAU Boxing Tourney March 28 30. Commissioner Paul Appel of High Point says the event is shaping up as the finest yet with open novice and subnovice bouts. The site moved to City Lake Pavilion to allow larger crowds and better facilities.

High Point City Lake Gym Anthony Neilson Charleston, S&s. C North South Carolina The Mercury Athletic Club Cincinnati Ohio Paul Appel

Goalby Holds Lead at Los Angeles Open Midway

Bob Goalby shot even par 71 to maintain a one shot edge at the Los Angeles Open after two rounds. Tony Lerio moved within one stroke with 66, while Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer also challenged at 137. Other notables included Arnold Palmer 144 and Jack Nicklaus in his pro debut with 144.

Los Angeles Bob Goalby Crystal River Fla Rancho Municipal Golf Club Goalby Tony Lerio San Leandro Calif Tommy Jacobs Bermuda Dunes Gay Brewer California Phil Rodgers Texas Fred Hawkins Arnold Palmer South Africa Gary Player Gene Littler Jerry Barber Jack Nicklaus Columbus Ohio Don Finsterwald Tony Lema Lionel Hebert Gari Bob Rosburg Don Fairfield Roger Dunnaeeerene Ti Jack Burke Jr Perret Eedeeeee Bobby Nichol Snes Dies Oe Wes Eliis Jr Tenecanee Eri Gene Littler Ste Eegente Doug Sanders Ken Venturi Don January Julius Boros Gardner Dickinson Billy Casper Jr. Chewbewtes Joe Campbell Frank Wharton Jerry Steersmith Jenna Pott Stan Leonard Dick Stranahan Baw Sean Jay Hebert Sewer Sores Dave Hill Seeneseccees Sappiee

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