ACC Official Night Watchman Shapes Referee Reputation
ACC longtime official supervisor Henry Knight explains how the league’s vigilance and cross conference work keeps ACC referees in demand. Knight notes home cooking is a coaches’ alibi, off nights happen, and officials travel to call games, with Red Mihalik and Lou Bello often working outside the ACC. TIM SHIVELY earns all state honors as a 6 3 210 player after transferring to Bassett Virginia.
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Twins May Have Ace In Lowery
Min nesota Twins to consider Dave Lowery as a potential ace pitcher. The right-hander from Transvaal had 11 of 12 decisions in 1965 with a .481 batting average and 246 strikeouts over 243 innings in two seasons, including a perfect game in earlier years.
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Detroit Tigers Sign Four To Contracts
Detroit Tigers announce four players signed to contracts amid a shift in roster detail. The AP report notes a team record at Jamestown last season and a pitcher tally of 108 strikeouts in 96 innings.
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UNC Tankers Win Loop Event
North Carolina swimmers won seven of 11 events to beat Wake Forest 55 38 in an Atlantic Coast Conference meet A C C meet said the Tar Heel record rose to 6 2 overall with previous losses noted to ORY on 8 Mars and a mention of Essex sears stands.
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Hill Wins New Zealand Grand Prix at Pukekohe
Graham Hill of Britain edged Jackie Stewart of Scotland by 1.5 seconds in a BRM duel at the 2.2 mile Pukekohe track. Hill set a one lap record of 92.9 mph and led from the start, with Stewart close behind. Jim Palmer took third in a Lotus Climax while Jim Clark retired after gear issues at the start.
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Sloan Signs To Play With Falcons
MOBILE Alabama Irene Sloan a passer linked to Alabama national title plans signed today to join the Atlanta Falcons. The 11th round pick hit 60 percent of his passes this season and reportedly will earn about 100000 dollars. He signed before the Senior Bowl where he would play for the South.
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Lombardi Quietly Accepts Packers Third Title in Six Seasons
Enigmatic Vince Lombardi, though restrained, celebrated Green Bay's third league crown in six seasons after defeating Cleveland to clinch the No Football Champs. Lombardi spoke softly to reporters in the dressing room while cameras swirled around the victorious team.
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Norton proves power in open heavyweight finals at camp event
Phillips from page 20 names the outstanding novice winner while Ervin Ellington takes the novice heavyweight crown. Ken Norton, the Camp Lejeune heavyweight, returns stronger and confident, claiming he can hit harder than last year as trainer Rogers notes his progress. Norton defeats Charles Dwyer in the open heavyweight final, after a crowd interruption with a pointed quip about Martin Luther King.
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Kennedy Says NBA To Expand Ten Teams
NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy announced the league will expand to ten teams within a month. He cited Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago as leading contenders and said a new city would be named within 30 days if nothing changes. Realignment would follow with new divisions.
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Collins Wins Left Handed Golf Tourney
Ross Collins of Dallas Texas won the National Left Handed Golf Tournament by three strokes. He finished with a par 72 final round for a 287 total. Defending champion Al Odoms of Galveston Texas shot 77 to finish tied for third. Amateur Bob Johnson of Charleston West Virginia was runner up with 290. Thorne Wood of Asheboro North Carolina totaled 293.
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