Negro Colleges Align With Ivy League Over 1.6 Rule
The 1.6 academic rule sparks a clash as Negro colleges and Ivy League schools seek changes. Norfolk State College leader William Wright argues the rule penalizes students from low income areas, noting many bands of 1.2 to 1.4 GPA. UCLA official Dr. Bradford Booth defends athletes as students while critics urge broader institution discretion. The debate tops the NCAA 61st convention agenda with football substitution and TV ad timing under scrutiny.
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Associated Press
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UCLA
Asa Bushnell
Red Shield Basketball League Strong This Year
The Salvation Army Boys' Club Basketball Leagues show strong momentum with about 200 players this year. The N. C. State Jr. team leads the Intermediate League with a 50 point edge while Carolina posts a 3-0 record.
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West and East All Stars Ready for Revenge in NBA Exhibition
West All Stars seek revenge after last year's loss as Wilt Chamberlain may play for the East. If he sits out, Walt Bellamy joins the lineup to team with Bill Russell. Nate Thurmond and Rick Barry lead the West against a star-studded East featuring Oscar Robertson Willis Reed and Hal Greer.
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Associated Press
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Ford to rely on Mark II cars in 1967 endurance races
Ford Motor Co selects its Mark II prototypes as the core for 1967 Daytona Sebring and Le Mans efforts. The lineup features top drivers including Dan Gurney A J Foyt Mario Andretti Jim Paschal Richie Ginther and others. Also notes Ford drivers for the Daytona 500 and possible driver switches to Mercury.
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Associated Press
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le Mans
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Lloyd Ruby
Ken Miles
A. J. Foyt
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Ronnie Bucknum
Skip Scott
Mark Donohue
Richie Ginther
Peter Revson
Denis Hulme
England
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
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Billy Foster
Victoria
B.C
Paul Hawkins
Frank Gardner
Australia
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Fred Lorenzen
Caleb Yarbrough
Dick Hutcherson
Darel Dieringer
Griffin Tops Northeast 44 26 in Junior High Game
Griffin Junior High defeated Northeast 44 to 26 as Chippy Boy Miller led Northeast with 11 points and Mike Watson added nine. For Griffin, Welch scored 12 and Froneyburger eight as Northeast falls to 1-1 on the season with a next game at Lexington on Wednesday.
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Chippy Boy Miller
Mike Watson
Griffin Welch
Froneyburger
Lexington
North and Central set for area top game tonight
North Davidson hosts Central Davidson in a Central Carolina Conference headliner with both sides jockeying for position. North Davidson is undefeated in 10, while Central Davidson sits 3-1 in league play and 4-6 overall.
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North Davidson
Central Davidson
Battle Tonight
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Spartans
Denton Red Raiders
Ledford
Panthers
Last Night Bowling Results From Local Leagues
In Crazy Queens League Laverne Miller posted the high individual game and set totals. King's Choice led team game with 447, while Woodbusters posted the top team set. Heirloom Furn and Carson's No. 2 trail in TAR HEEL League standings with Southern Oil leading.
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See Causby
222 High Inc
Sam Hart
Southern Oil High Am
Southern Oil
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Clemson Subdues South Carolina as Duke Slips in ACC Race
Clemson improved to 6-2 with an 80-68 win over South Carolina in Columbia while Duke sits at 1-1 in ACC play. North Carolina leads the conference at 3-0, Wake Forest at 3-1, with Clemson eyeing sole third place behind the Tar Heels and Demon Deacons. Marq net stands at 3-2 in league standings.
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Mourners Pay Last Respects to Johnny Keane
In Houston hundreds of mourners attended the first of three services for Johnny Keane 55 former manager of the 1964 St. Louis Cardinals and later the New York Yankees Keane died of a heart attack at his Houston home Friday Keane spent 30 years with the Cardinals and later managed the Yankees before returning to Houston and working as a scout for the California Angels.
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Johnny Keane
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
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James Wilson
St. Thomas High School
Hein enters pole vault at Knights of Columbus meet
Mel Hein Jr a consistent 16 foot performer for the Southern California Striders was entered today in the pole vault at the 41st Knights of Columbus track meet to be held Saturday night at the Boston Garden. Hein previously won the Boston A A meet two years ago.
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Mel Hein Jr
Knights of Columbus
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Ragsdale Grapplers Triumph 48 3 Over Central
Ragsdale High wrestling remained unbeaten at seven wins one setback by defeating Central 48 3. The meet featured multiple pins and decisions including Jay 1 15 first period pin, Zimmerman 1 47, Malpass 1 26, and Rogers 0 27 in the unlimited class, with Allen and Korstad posting decisive wins. Ragsdale plans to host Northeast Guilford Thursday.
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Salukis threaten Louisville as UCLA holds top in major poll
Southern Illinois Salukis eye an upset against unbeaten Louisville after the Salukis beat Texas Western to rise in the small college poll. UCLA remains No. 1 in the major ranking with Louisville second as New Mexico and Houston climb behind.
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Associated Press
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UCLA
Cardinals
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Salukis
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Usla Continuen Runawa
New Mexico
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Tulsa
North Texas
Eagles End MVC Slump With 80 68 Win Over Wichita State
North Texas State finally stops 20 game MVC drought by beating Wichita State 80 68 behind Rubin Russell 23 points including 12 in the final nine minutes. UCLA remains dominant with 83 68 over Washington as top team. Florida and Providence win as well.
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Associated Press
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North Texas State
Eagles
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Rubin Russell
Russell
UCLA
Uclans
Washington
Lew Alcindor
Hi Toms Franchise Reborn By Local Business Leaders
Carter, owner of a Thomasville dry cleaners, joins several Thomasville and High Point businessmen to form a new corporation. The aim is to open in March and compile a roster for the Hi-Toms baseball franchise after financial difficulties under the previous owner.
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Carter
High Point
Hi-Toms
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