Farm Hands To Train With Braves
Milwaukee Braves president John McHale announced thirteen farm system players will train with the parent club at Bradenton Florida this spring. Invited pitchers Carle Greene Larry Maxie Chi Chi Olivo and others from Vancouver Austin Louisville Toronto and Austin include Denver Lemaster Hank Fischer Phil Niekro Phil Roof Mike Krsnich Claude Raymond Rick Herrscher Bruce Brubaker Tom Newton and Tom Smith.
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Carle Greene
Vancouver
Larry Maxie
Austin
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Louisville
Denver Lemaster
Hank Fischer
Phil Niekro
Phil Roof
Mike Krsnich
Claude Raymond
Rick Herrscher
Toronto
Bruce Brubaker
Tom Newton
Tom Smith
Tex
Rutgers Mentor Is Named College Coach Of The Year
Washington AP reports John F. Bateman coach of the undefeated Rutgers football team was named College Coach of the Year by the Washington touchdown Club. Bateman, 45, led Rutgers to nine wins and no losses in the season, its first perfect mark in 93 years. He will be honored at the club’s 27th annual Awards Banquet next Saturday. Other honorees include Paul Hornung and Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers.
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Washington
John F. Bateman
Rutgers
Washington Touchdown Club
Bateman
Scarlet Knights
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Bowling Results From Recreation League Standings
Standings show Mare's Gafers Carolina Glass Red Dot Stores Burlington Throwing Lee's Beauty Shop Guilford Veneer and more. Last night highs include F Davis 227 and Jim Jones 527 in individuals, with Carolina Glass 99 in team game and Red Dot Stores 2672 in team series. Ladies Rainbow League records feature Doris Willard with multiple high scores and Rose Radio & TV leading several team listings.
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Jim Jones
Carolina Glass
Lee
Ladies Rainbow
Rainbow Weaver
Rose Radio & T.V. Service
Crown Flex
N.C. Inc. i
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Biegnes - Nonsene
Doris Willard
Rose Radio & TV
Rose Radio & T.V
Lame Ducks
Detroit Triumphs 38-10 in Playoff Bowl over Eagles
Detroit defense overwhelmed Philadelphia as Ninowski and Morrall each threw two TD passes. Jurgensen suffered a shoulder injury, Barr starred with a 69 yard TD reception, while Morrall added a 5 yard run and two more completions. Lions win $600 per player as the Packers style playoff momentum grows.
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Eagles
Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Jim Ninowski
Earl Morrall
Orange Bays
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
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Sonny Jurgensen
J. D. Smith
Los Angeles
Terry Barr
Bert Bell
Gary Lowe
Jurgensen
Martin
Barr
Ninowski
Houston
Hill
Retzlaff
Walston
Morrall
Williams
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Phil
Oet—Barr
Oet—Williams
Furman Edges Florida State In Tight Comeback
Furman trailed much of the first half but rallied to a 67-65 victory over Florida State in Greenville. Jerry Smith led Furman with 22 points, as Bobby Pinson and Gerald Glur added 14 and 10 respectively. FSU’s Dave Fedor scored 22 and Ray Swain 19, while Glur grabbed 20 rebounds for Furman.
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Jerry Smith
Furman
Florida State University
Florida State
Ray Swain
Paladins
Sonal
Glur
Lemmon
Fedor
Swain
FSU
Bison Fall Short as Glass Edges Out
Lynchburg from page 1 C notes HPHS coach Simeon laments foul shooting as the Bison foul to regain possession after a steal by Lynchburg from page 1 C. Glass High coach Jim Bryant hails his team as their best effort, while Glass shoots 34 percent from the floor and 67 percent at the line.
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Tony Simeon
HPHS
Glass High
Jim Bryant
Bison
Clemson Routs Wake Forest as Milasnovich Pacing scoring
Clemson uses 13 players led by Jim Brennan with 18 points while Nick Milasnovich tallies 11 and Chappell nets 13. Wake Forest fights inside but trails 52-37 at the boards with 6-10 Bob Woollard grabbing 14 rebounds alongside Chappell.
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Billy Packer
Frank Christie
Clemson
Jim Brennan
Nick Milasnovich
Wake Forest
Hound
Bob Woollard
Chappell
Catamounts Top ACC By 60 48 In Carolinas Conference Clash
Western Carolina College led by 6-8 center Tommy Lavelle with 18 points defeated Atlantic Christian 60-48 in a Carolinas Conference game. The Catamounts improved to 8-2 overall, 2-0 in league. Christian dropped to 0-6 in conference. The margin flipped after Mel Gibson sparked a 12-12 tie, giving WCU the lead 26-23 at halftime and they stayed ahead after Darrell Murray opened the second half with four quick points.
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Cullowhee
N.C
Tommy Lavelle
Western Carolina College
Atlantic Christian
Western Carolina
Jerry Ashworth
Ray Smith
Mel Gibson
Cats
Darrell Murray
Fast Carolina Edges Elon 67 65 in Conference Court
Charlie Lewis sparked a second half rally with three quick field goals to give Fast Carolina a 5 point lead as the Pirates defeated Elon 67-65 in Carolinas Conference play. Lewis scored 25 and Bill Otte added 15 for Fast Carolina while Dewey Andrew and Bill Morningstar each had 15 for Elon.
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Greenville
N. C
Charlie Lewis
Fast Carolina
Pirates
Elon
Flon
ECC
Lewis
Bill Otte
Dewey Andrew
Bill Morningstar
Bears Stop Appalachian 85-75 In Carolinas Conference Play
Jerry Wells led Lenoir Rhyne with 33 points and 17 rebounds as the Bears defeated Appalachian 85-75 in Hickory. Wells shot 11 of 15 from the floor and 11 of 15 at the line to lift Lenoir Rhyne to an 8-4 overall mark and 5-1 in the conference. Wayne Duncan scored 23 for Appalachian, which dropped to 2-7.
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N.C
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Lenoir Rhyne
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Wells
Bears
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Ereedwees
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Schley Peace
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Tales
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Arsane
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Lenoir
Belmont Abbey tops Catawba 63 54 in NCAA basketball clash
Belmont Abbey erased a 9 point first half deficit and held off Catawba for a 63 54 victory. Jim Lytle scored 17 of his 23 in the first half while Joe McDermott added 16 points and 11 in a row late. John Garrison led Catawba with 10.
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Charlotte
Belmont Abbey
Catawba
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Jim Lytle
Joe McDermott
Crusaders
John Garrison
John White
McDermott
Robbins Named Hornets Manager
Spence r Robbins, 33, former Nashville Southern Association manager, is named manager of the Charlotte Hornets in the South Atlantic League for the 1962 season. The Lenoir native began pro ball in 1948 at Morganton, will replace Ellis Clary, and also played 100 games with a .276 average for Nashville, which finished sixth last season. Robbins also managed there for the first time last year.
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Charlotte
N.C
Spencer
Red) Robbins
Nashville
Charlotte Hornets
Lenoir
Morganton
Ellis Clary
Robbins
Greensboro Golfer Misses Fourth Crown
Ellen Gery of Miami won the Harder Hall Women's Golf title in a nine hole playoff over Marge Burns of Greensboro, both finishing 236 after 54 holes amid a rain delay. Phyllis Preuss finished third with 239 as Burns failed to clinch a fourth consecutive Harder Hall crown.
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Sebring
Fla
Ellen Gery
Miami
Marge Burns
Miss Burns
Greensboro
N.C
Gery
Phyllis
Tish) Preuss
Pompano Beach
Pfeiffer Defeats Campbell In 72-62 Basket Victory
Pfeiffer College defeated Campbell College 72-62 with Bobby Franks delivering 35 points and 25 rebounds. Larry Lentz contributed 13 points as Pfeiffer improves to 6-6 while Campbell sits at 10-3 behind Mike Reidy scoring 19 and Bernie Smith 10.
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Misenheimer
N.C
Pfeiffer College
Campbell College
Bobby Franks
Franks
Pfeiffer
Larry Lentz
Campbell
Mike Reidy
Bernie Smith
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