Duke routs Clemson 78 67 as Heyman nets 28
Duke to 6 0 in ACC and 12 2 overall behind captain Art Heyman with 28 points and Jeff Mullins 12 as Clemson struggles in the ACC cellar. Patterson leads Clemson with 15 in front of 5 500 fans in Durham.
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Art Tallies
Duke
Durham
N. C
Art Heyman
Clemson
Vic Bubas
Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Big Jay Buckley
Choppy Patterson
Patterson
Donnie Mahaffey
Gary Burnisky
Mike Bohonak
ACC
Rt Burnisky
Morgan
Mullins
Mahaffey
Buckley
Brennan
Schmidt
Mil'vich
Harrison
Bohonak
Herbster
Privette
Ferguson
Tison
Kitching
Will’son Jamieson Ever
Milasnovich
Buckley Harrison
Mann
Generals Hope to Tie EHL Win Streak Against Checkers
Greensboro aims to extend its consecutive win streak to 17 by facing Charlotte at the Coliseum after a 3-1 victory over Nashville. Ron Muir and Bobby Bouchey scored for Greensboro, with Don Davidson sealing the lead. Nashville goalie Marv Edwards had 26 saves as Greensboro hosts a high attendance rivalry rematch.
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Glen Bitter
Greensboro
Generals
Charlotte
Coliseum
Checkers
Boston Olympics
Nashville
Ron Muir
Bobby Boucher
Don Davidson
John McLellan
Centset
Marv Edwards
Jacques Monette
Paoletti Sets New ACC Backstroke Mark for State
Dick Paoletti, a sophomore from Toledo, Ohio, set a new NC State 200 yard backstroke record with a 2 12.9 time. He helped the Wolfpack defeat South Carolina 59 to 26 in the ACC meet, State remaining undefeated in five meets while South Carolina fell to five straight losses.
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Raleigh
Dick Paoletti
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
South Carolina
Toledo
Ohio
College Scores From AP Basketball Roundup
A large AP college basketball score roundup lists Michigan State 75 Wisconsin 68 and many other results across teams such as Notre Dame 105 Detroit 70, Wake Forest 76 Virginia Tech 63, and Duke 78 Clemson 67. The document also notes overtime games and includes wrestling swimming track fencing results.
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Associated Press
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Purdue
Notre Dame
Detroit
Haverford
Stevens Tech
Michigan Tech
Norbert
Wis
Delaware
Temple
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Virginia Tech
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Ohio
Bowling Green
West Virginia
George Washington
Holy Cross
Assumption
Atlantic Christian
Guilford
Catawba
Elon
N.C. State
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Erskine
Campbell
Southern
Jackson State
Columbia
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Auburn
Florida
Buffalo
Ithaca
Canton Tech
Erie Tech
Heidelberg
Hiram
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Maryland
Navy
Kansas State
Nebraska
Seton Hall
Fairleigh Dickinson
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
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Yale
Pfeiffer
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Virginia Union
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Hanover
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Woollard Sparks Wake Forest Past Virginia Tech 76 63
Wake Forest defeats Virginia Tech 76 to 63 in a regional TV game led by 21 points and 16 rebounds from Bob Woollard and 17 points from Frank Christie. Christie’s defense on Howard Pardue limited Tech scoring as Lee Melear led Tech with 19 points.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Bob Woollard
Frank Christie
Woollard
Christie
Tech
Howard Pardue
Pardue
Jonesville
Deacons
Lee Melear
vPl
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C'mich
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Alvis
Hassell
W'd'man
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Purdue
Melear
McCoy
Walthall
Jacobs
Quesinberry
Carmichael
Wiedeman
Watts
Koehler
Herring
Lenoir Rhyne Tops East Carolina 76 69 in NC Victory
Ed Miastkowski sparked a second half rally to lift Lenoir Rhyne over East Carolina 76 69. Tom Burton Neill McGeachey led early scoring, with McGeachey 19 and Burton 16 as ECC threats faded in the final stretch.
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Hickory
N.C
Ed Miastkowski
Tommy Burton
Neill McGeachey
Lenoir Rhyne
East Carolina
Miastkowski
Burton
McGeachey
ECC
Bears
Bill Otte
Lacey West
Lenoir Rhyne West
Wells
Wiles Parker
Otte
Miast’ski
Williams
Brogden
McG ‘Hey
Knowles
Ehlers
Marzich Wins Denver Open Bowling Title
Andy Marzich of Long Beach California won the Denver Open Bowling Tournament after a six strike finish in the finals. He defeated J B Solomon of Dallas 236 226 to take 5000 dollars. Solomon earned 2500. Semifinals had Roy Lown El Paso and Jim St John Chicago as runners up.
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Andy Marzich
Long Beach
Calif
Marzich
J. B. Solomon
Dallas
Roy Lown
el Paso
Tex
Solomon
Jim St. John
Chicago
Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Les Schissler
High Point Panthers Roll Past Appalachian Mountaineers 61-48
High Point College stays undefeated in the Carolina Conference by routing Appalachian State 61-48. Dale Neel scored 14 with 10 coming on foul shots as all five Panthers starters hit double figures. Garrison, Stewart and Trombetta added 10 each, while Neel and teammates dominated rebounding 40-31 to seal the win.
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Panthers
Dale Neel
Washington
Panther
Barry Smith
Phil Garrison
Kirk Stewart
al Trombetta
Mountaineers
Garrison
Neel
Stewart
Mounties
Catamounts Trim Indians By 93-66
Western Carolina defeated Newberry 93 to 66 in a Carolinas Conference game to win a eighth straight home win. Darrell Murray scored 20 with 17 rebounds, while Jack Lytton hit eight of 17 from outside for 17 points. Wayne Duncan added 12 as Appalachian State shot 44.7 percent to High Point’s 53.4. High Point’s 17 of 23 free throws sparked the victory while Appalachian’s 6 of 11 from the line hindered their effort. The Panthers sit 12-4, and HPU faces Redrick College next.
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Cullowhee
N.C
Western Carolina
Newberry
Dave Hawk
Indians
Darrell Murray
Jack Lytton
Panther
Lytton
Wayne Duncan
Panthers
Mountaineers
Filcer
Appalachian
HPC
High Point
Redrick College
Lions
Alumni Gymnasium
Prie Garrison
Stewart
Neel
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Trombetta
Fallin
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Gustafson
Nich‘ids
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B’knight
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R—Rebounds
Howell
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Winters
Brintnall
Snaees
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H.P
App
Derketsch
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Hawk
Musgrave
Scoggan
Bouknight
WCC
Murray
Seal
Lavelle
Tharpe
Capper
Must
State Nips Pesky Gamecocks In ACC Victory
North Carolina State defeated South Carolina 71-62 in Raleigh. Scotty Ward led SC with 27 points, while Pete Auksell and Jon Speaks each scored 20 for State. State improved to 5-4 overall and 3-3 in ACC as SC fell to 4-8 overall and 1-4 in league. State outrebounded 44-35 and shot 44.7 percent to SC's 38 percent.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State
South Carolina
State
Gamecocks
Scotty Ward
Ward
John Key
Jimmy Collins
Pete Auksell
Jon Speaks
Wills Named Athlete of the Year Leads AP Poll
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers won the 1962 AP Athlete of the Year with 72 first place votes and 338 points. Jack Nicklaus placed second after winning the U S Open as a pro and Gary Player in a World Series of Golf match.
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Maurice Monning
Maury) Wills
Washington
Los Angeles Dodger
Wills
Jack Nicklaus
Y. A. Tittle
New York Football Giants
Golf
Arnold Palmer
Green Bay Packers
Jim Taylor
Pepper Martin
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Surly Roger
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Ohio
U.S
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Palmer
Gary Player
Ancient
Maury Willis
Terry Baker
Mickey Mantle
Sonny Liston
Jim Beatty
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Pat” Richter
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Lown
Buzz Fazio
Glenn Allison
St. John
Eddy Patterson
Ray Bluth
HPC Club
Bill Hodges
Boone
High Point College
Bill Fallin
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Ucansky
Rohloffaes
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Gosse
Whitfield
Aean Haney
Sky
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Speaks
Auksel
Gossell
Whitfeld
Maury Wills
By Jim Becker
Frederick C. Miller
Order of Eagles
Milwaukee
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Ivery
Dodger
Dave Bancroft
New York Giants
Liston
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Spahn
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