Nolan sparks High Point past Pfeiffer 77 67 in conference tilt
Sophomore Larry Nolan led High Point College with 21 points and 12 rebounds as the Panthers beat Pfeiffer 77 67. Pfeiffer’s 6 10 center Bobby Franks dominated boards with 24 rebounds but HPC outshot and outworked the Falcons and moved back into a tie for first in the North State Conference.
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Duke Beats NC State 81-67 Behind Heyman 27 Points
Duke, ranked eighth, defeated North Carolina State 81-67 in Durham. Art Heyman scored 27 points and 16 rebounds to spark the Blue Devils, with Captain Howard Hurt adding 20 and Carroll Youngkin 18 as Duke dominated the second half and outshot the Wolfpack.
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South Carolina Freshmen Beat North Carolina In Chapel Hill
South Carolina frosh edged North Carolina frosh 64 to 56 in Chapel Hill. Terry Lucansky led SC with 26 points, while Duke Fisher topped NC with 18 points. Other scorers included Collins, Thiry, Bennett, Yarborough, and McSweeny.
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Elon Drops Squeaker To Pirates In NC Con clash
East Carolina edged Elon 78-77 as 6 foot 6 center Bill Otte scored the winning field goal with two seconds left. Elon guard S. J. Irvin led all scorers with 23 points while Don Smith and Charles Lewis added 17 and 15 for ECC.
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Belmont Abbey Cruises Past Catawba 76 55 in Opener
Belmont Abbey surged from a slow start to defeat Catawba 76 to 55 in the opening game of a double header. Jim McDermott led with 19 points, Jim Lytle added 15, and Danny Doyle 14 while Al Johnson topped Catawba with 21.
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Koon Promoted To Executive Sports Editor In Charleston
War ren H. Koon is named executive sports editor of the News and Courier and Charleston Evening Post. The 37 year old has served as sports editor of the Evening Post since February 1955 and will oversee sports page production for both papers while continuing a daily column in the News and Courier.
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Hudock's Basket Clincher For UNC
UNC clogged a 73-71 comeback win over Notre Dame as Jim Hudock tapped in a late winner after York Larese tied the game with three late free throws. Larese scored 29 for UNC and Moe 22 as Notre Dame had four players in double figures. Belmont Abbey beat Catawba 76-55 in the opener.
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Western Carolina tops Atlantic Christian 80 70 in key conference win
Western Carolina Catamounts rallied in the final minutes to beat Atlantic Christian College 80 to 70 in a North State Conference game. Lavelle scored 23 points and grabbed 23 rebounds to lead the Catamounts, while Jack Boyd poured in 26 for Atlantic Christian.
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Orioles Schedule Spring Training Opens in Miami
The Baltimore Orioles announced 1961 spring training in Miami with pitchers and catchers reporting February 20 and rest of squad February 28. The club will play 17 spring games starting March 11 at Miami Stadium against the World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Burton Star Helps Lenoir Rhyne Trip Appalachian State
Lenoir Rhyne defeats Appalachian State 88 to 80 in Boone as Tommy Burton disrupts Don King on defense and scores 19 points to lift the Bears. King limited to nine points, while Burton's all around play anchors the win for Lenoir Rhyne.
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Panthers Top Pfeiffer In Tight Conference Battle
HPC defeated Pfeiffer 43 41 as Nolan Skidmore and Guzinski led a balanced HPC attack. Short and Skidmorea tied for team high with 14 points, Sechrist added 11, Claypoole and McManus 11 each for Pfeiffer.
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Bill Claypoole
Hal McManus
Pfeiffer
Deacs Rout Virginia For Fifth Straight ACC Win
Wake Forest toppled Virginia 88 61 at Memorial Coliseum to extend its ACC winning streak. Len Chappell led with 28 points and 14 rebounds as the Deacons claimed a Memorial Coliseum rebound record and built a first half lead they never relinquished.
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Committee May Rule Out Boxing at NCAA
The NCAA Executive Committee voted to sponsor an amendment removing boxing from the list of championship events. If approved at the convention, national boxing titles would cease, though a Boxing Rules Committee may continue locally. The panel also set dates for three 1961 championships and adjusted automatic qualifiers for the College World Series.
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