UNC Wake Forest Tilt Sets ACC Clash At Greensboro
North Carolina and Wake Forest meet Saturday night at the Greensboro Coliseum in a key ACC race showdown. Wake Forest carries a 4-0 ACC mark and 8-2 overall, while UNC is 1-0 in ACC and 6-3 overall. The sold out arena follows last week’s Dixie Classic final won by Wake 53-50. The game, moved from Winston-Salem after a February incident, may employ plans used to limit Carolina’s quickness and foul risk.
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Wake Forest
Greensboro Coliseum
Associated Press
ACC
Jim Weaver
Winston-Salem
Bones McKinney
Tar Heels
Carolina
Len Chappe
Dave Budd
Deacons
Budd
Chappell
Frank McGuire
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State
Virginia
South Carolina
Maryland
Furman
Clemson
Dag Wilson
Pete Carlisle
George Krajack
Sophomore stars expected in Southern Conference basketbal
The Southern Conference season is half over and sophomores loom large for all conference honors next month. Sophomore players have increasingly shown top form due to long running improvement programs at most schools. Previous all conference selections featured sophomores like Dick Wright Jerry West and Bob Ayersman. So far Norm Halberstadt leads the current bid among sophomores with others following closely.
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Associated Press
Dick Wright
Furman
Jerry West
West Virginia
Bob Ayersman
Virginia Tech
Sophs
Norm Halberstadt
Joe Gedro
VMI
Bucky Keller
Tech
Jerry Bussell
Davidson
Jon Feldman
George Washington
Halberstadt
Keller
Feldman
Gedro
Bussell
Gary Daniels
Citadel
Mike Morchower
Richmond
Gene Lazaroff
Paul Miller
Henry Corns
Kenny Roberts
William and Mary
West
Ayersman
Smith
Jeff Cohen
W&m
Art Musselman
Tom Coward
Dag Wilson
Byron Pinson
Farman
Ray Graves
The
Howie Bush
Butch Lambiotte
Lewis Mills
Rey Vaughan
Lee Pat Irone
Jim Warren
West, Virginia
Hilderbrand Chosen as Wake Forest Football Coach Nominee
Wake Forest directors consider Billy Hilderbrand for head football coach succeeding Paul Amen who resigns to join Wachovia Bank. Hilderbrand, 35, former Mississippi State captain, plans to keep current assistants and add one hire. He expects no radical changes to the offense and cites the league’s top scorers and sophomores as surrounding talent.
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N.C
Wake Forest College Board of Directors
Billy Hilderbrand
Deacons
Paul i Amen
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
South
Wake Forest Athletic Council
Harold W. Tribble
Hilderbrand
Amen
Memphis
Tenn
Wake Forest
Elmer Barbour
Ken Meyer
Bill Crutchfield
Charles Knox
Panthers Face Catawba in Salisbury Saturday
AP reports North State Conference standings reshuffled as Appalachian and High Point share the lead after Lenoir Rhyne loss. Key games include Western Carolina upset of Lenoir Rhyne, Guilford defeated by Appalachian, and Pfeiffer 74 loss to Catawba. Saturday feature includes Appalachian at Lenoir Rhyne and Catawba hosting High Point.
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High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Bears
Guilford
Presbyterian College
Pembroke State College
Catawba
Pfeiffer
North State
Lenoir
Frank Winfree
Pembroke
Blue Hose
Tom Stratton
Elon Los Angeles
East Carolina
Atlantic
Chris- John Hatley
High
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William and Mary Football League
Lat Guilford
W. Carolina
Sea
Elmora
Gibton
Jones
Trudeen
Teague
Tottle
Aucmrehen
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Claypools
Medford
Mciriis Chalk
Wentworth Snow
Suydam Hood
Pine Rea
Kindrey Lolland
Jones Clayton
Hoch Ravle
Tatawba
Telster
HPC
Panthers
The Citadel Opens 1960 Grid Schedule at Home
The Citadel will start its 1960 football schedule September 17 against Newberry College in Charleston. Six Southern Conference games are listed along with matchups versus Newberry, Presbyterian, Florida State and Arkansas State. Coach Eddie Teague returns 16 lettermen from a 8-2 1959 squad.
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S.C
Citadel
Newberry College
Newberry
Presbyterian
Little Three
Florida State
Arkansas State
Eddie Teague
George Washington
Davidson
Richmond
Furman
William and Mary
Virginia Military
UNC Star Rejected Too Tall for Army Draft
UNC center Dick Kepley a 6 9 225 pound senior from Roanoke Va was rejected during a pre induction draft physical in Roanoke due to his height He has been sidelined this season by a badly sprained ankle and returned to campus Thursday Coach Frank McGuire hopes his ankle heals so Kepley can rejoin February 3 and that Doug Moe will also be able to play if his coursework improves
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Army
North Carolina
Dick Kepley
Kepley
Roanoke
Frank McGuire
McGuire
Doug Moe
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High Point Panthers face Catawba after holiday layoff
High Point College Panthers return to action this weekend at Salisbury against the Catawba Indians. Catawba has played since Christmas, giving HPC a tougher look on paper though the Panthers may still hold the edge. Also noted are results in nearby men’s and high school basketball and a boxing tournament looming in Greensboro.
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High Point College
Panthers
Catawba
Indians
Salisbury
HPC
Tribe
BISON
High Point High School
Raleigh
Caps
Piedmont
Wake Forest
Carolina
Greensboro
George Staynitski
Los Angeles Billy Thomas Outpoints Danny Valdez in Bout
Billy Thomas from Los Angeles wins a 12 round decision over Danny Valdez of San Francisco. The bout features Thomas’s consistent output against Valdez’s counterpunching in a brisk title bout style. No further rounds or scoring details are provided.
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Billy Thomas
San Francisco
Danny Valdez
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