Local basketball teams lead in points and pace
High Point College and High Point Central High School pace their conferences as both undefeated in league play. Youth clinics run Saturdays this February at Central High and Griffin Junior High, led by Tony Simeon and J W Atkinson with support from local coaches. Sunset Hills Golf Club planned for Charlotte area with Kent Moseley as president. A North Carolina State swimming information brochure highlights Wolfpack stars Fred Ruppenthal and Dick Fadgen, noting Willis Casey era State teams posted 86 percent win rate.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
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William Penn High School
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Dick Fadgen
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Sunset Hills Golf Club
Charlotte
Kent Moseley
East Mecklenburg High School
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Wolfpack
Fred Ruppenthal
Wake Forest and Virginia Clash as ACC Race Pauses for Midterms
Wake Forest defeated Virginia 82 62 to maintain a six and zero conference start, with Frank Christie leading the Deacons and Chip Conner pacing the Cavaliers. Clemson routed The Citadel 93 56, South Carolina beat Furman 80 77, and North Carolina used Billy Cunningham’s 18 rebounds and 29 points to subdue Maryland 79 56 as ACC play slows for exams.
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VMI Eyes Second Win At William and Mary
VMI coach Miller expects improvement after a slow start as the Keydets travel to Williamsburg to face William and Mary in a Southern Conference game. Key players Halber, Gausepohl, Yurachek, Watson, Blair, and Kruszejinski are listed among scorers and rebounders as the team seeks its first win away from home this season.
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Citadel
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Chisox Ortions Trade Shifts Power Balance In MLB
Chicago White Sox trade veteran Aparicio and shortstop Lutz to Baltimore for third baseman Brooks Robinson replacement Pete Ward rookie Hoyt Wilhelm and outfielder Nicholson. The deal aims to address third base defense while Baltimore gains a veteran up the middle and a top reliever as part of a major midseason reshuffle. Ward, 23, and Nicholson bring speed and power but inconsistent hitting, while Wilhelm nears 40 and remains a premier knuckleball reliever.
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Associated Press
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Pete Brooks Robinson
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Richards
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White Sox
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Brooks Robinson
Wilhelm
Hansen
Giants Upset Dodgers Tops 1962 National League Race
San Francisco Giants, once shut out of the NL title race, stunned the favored Los Angeles Dodgers in a dramatic playoff to claim the 1962 league championship. The feat was voted upset of the year by AP sports writers and sportscasters with 226 points, ahead of Miami of Ohio over Purdue. Nicklaus’s U S Open win over Palmer was third, Cincinnati basketball over Ohio State fourth, and Detroit’s Thanksgiving win over Green Bay fifth.
Paris Bout Report Mixed Results From Ring Card
In Paris and Liege boxing actions, Eddie Perkins of Chicago stopped Omrane Sa dok of Tunisia, while Angel Garcia of Cuba defeated Fernand Nollet of France. Omar Oliva of Argentina drew with Jean Renard of Belgium in Liege.
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Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Omrane Sadok
Tunisia
Angel Garcia
Cuba
Fernand Nollet
France
Liege
Belgium
Omar Oliva
Argentina
Jean Renard
Drew
College Football Results From Associated Press
College results across regions include South Mississippi State 31 over Georgia Tech 6 and Vanderbilt 79 over Mississippi 72. Florida 69 over Alabama 67, Wake Forest 82 over Virginia 2, North Carolina 78 over Maryland 56, Florida State 3 over Georgia 44, Clemson 93 over The Citadel 56, South Carolina 90 over Furman 77, Southern Illinois 3 over Western Kentucky. Midwest Illinois 78 over Northwestern 76, Notre Dame 80 over Butler 54, Minnesota 6 over Town 6, Wisconsin 56, Missouri 62 over Kansas 56, Western Michigan 110 over Detroit. Southwest Hardin Simmons 60 over New Mexico State 7. Far West Colorado 70 over Kansas State 53.
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Appalachian Shatters Streak With Last-Second Win Over Falcons
Appalachian 63 Falcons 60 as Wayne Duncan 19 and Doug Wall 18 lead in a Carolinas Conference thriller. Pfeiffer falls to 6-10 overall, 28th in conference. Western Carolina tops Carson-Newman 35-32 in non-conference action. Campbell over St Andrews 39-80. East Carolina over Erskine 70-62. N C A T over Johnson C Smith 70-55.
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Falcons
Carolinas
Western Carolina
Carson Newman
Catamounts
Guilford
Elon
Wayne Duncan
Doug Wall
Harold McManus
Penn Tigers Meet Chair City Club Tonight at 8 PM
William Penn's Tigers travel to Church Street of Thomasville to face Chair City Club at 8 tonight. The Tigers won 66 to 45 in their first meeting and aim to even their season hardwood record at 5-5.
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Thomasville
Penn
Golfers Vie For Crosby Tournament Openings At Pebble Beach
Golf pros Jack McGowan of East Bay Florida and Bob Harrison of Palm Desert led 100 plus qualifiers for 25 openings in the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament field. Both shot even par 72 to top Monday's round while others posted 74 or higher. Final entries include Carol Hansen Kingsburg Brad Anderson Greensboro Pinky Stevenson Los Angeles Fred Leffingwell Miami and more with first and second alternates named.
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East Bay
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Palm Desert
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Alli
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Carol Hansen
Kingsburg
Brad Anderson
Greensboro
N.C
Pinky Stevenson
Los Angeles
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Miami
Fred Wampler
St. Louis
Mike Fetchick
Westbury
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Chuck Rotar
Las Vegas
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Raymond Floyd
Fayetteville
Bob Brano
Orinda
Mil Radler
Peakesville
Hon Weber
Bayside
Gene Vone
Flint
Mich
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Milwaukee
Bot Goetz
Tulsa
Bobj Moore
Salinas
Jim Dowling
Wichita
Kan
Dale Douglass
Lakewood
Phil Wiechman
Holland
Bob Benning
Montclair
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