High Point Swim Club Finishes Third in Age Group Meet
On day one of the two day High Point Age Group A invitational at the High Point YWCA the High Point Swim Club placed third in a 21 team field with 170 points. Charlotte Dent YMCA led with 253 points and Raleigh Swim Association was second with 219. Greensboro and Asheville followed, with other clubs and schools listed by points. Sunday’s conclusion at Gatewood Street will determine final standings.
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High Point
High Point Ywca
High Pout Swim Club
Charlotte Dent Ymca
Raleigh Swim Association
Greensboro Swim Association
Asheville Aquatics
Winston-Salem Swim Club
Westover Swim Club
Bishop McGuiness High School
Tarboro Swim Club
Salsbury-Rowan Ymca
Greensboro Central Ymca
Hickory Sea Horse Swim Club
High Point Central High School
Hickory High School
Statesville
Greenville
Gaston County Ymca
Elon Swim Association
Grimsley High School
Ravenscroft School
Smith High School
Cowboys Fanfare and Ivy George Earns Historic Super Bowl Spot
Reporter cites Ivy George becoming the first woman to join a Super Bowl telecast as fans praise her interviews with stars like Roger Staubach and her emotional CBS live moments. The piece highlights Cowboys optimism, LA's contrast, and the Cinderella narrative around Dallas.
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Miss George
Roger Staubach
CBS
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Ivy
Brent
Ivy Cross
Brent Mussberger
Kyllis George
Rice interviews for Rice football coach post
Houston AP report notes Homer Rice and Cameron University coach John Linville were among six interviewed for Rice head football coach after Al Conover resigned to farm near Austin. A.M. Hed Bale would not confirm names and said decision expected after the NCAA meeting in St. Louis.
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University of North Carolina
Homer Rice
Cameron
Okla
John Linville
Rice
Houston Chronicle
the Chronicle
al Conover
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Tex
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Linville
Lance van Zandt
Kansas
Frank Gansz
Oklahoma State
Bill Cox
Jack Westbrook
Bale
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
St. Louis
North Carolina
Conover
North Tops South In American Bowl Close in Tampa
North quarterback pair Mike Kruczek of Boston and Charles Baggett of Michigan sparked a 62 lead as the North defeated the South 21-14 in the eighth American Bowl. South coach Ralph Shug Jordan retired after 43 years, citing a disappointing finish amid six turnovers and a strong North defense and offense.
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Tampa
Fla
Ralph “Shug
Jordan
Auburn
South
Doug Barfield
Barfeld
Bobby Bowden
Virginia Tech
Bowden
Mike Kruczek
Boston
Charles Baggett
Michigan
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