Swimmers to be honored in AAU Golden Jubilee observance
The AAU will honor swimmers from the Carolinas AAU All Star team including Lucy Latimer Ginny Gray Peggy Hart Bobby Gray and Donald Heckler. High Point coach Dick provided emblems for national recognition as part of Golden Jubilee celebrations nationwide.
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Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
United States
High Pointers
Lucy Latimer
Ginny Gray
Peggy Hart
Bobby Gray
Donald Heckler
High Point
Colgan Named 1963 Field Manager of Alamance Indians
Pat Colgan of Carbondale Pennsylvania, a scout for the Cleveland Indians for two years, has been named the 1963 field manager of the Alamance Indians of the Carolina League in Burlington North Carolina.
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Burlington, N.C
Pat Colgan
Carbondale
Cleveland Indians
Alamance Indians
Panthers Breeze To 82-52 Win Over Lions
High Point built a 44-19 halftime lead and never looked back as they dominated 82-52 at home. Phil Garrison and Garry Smith each scored 15 points to pace HPC, with Dale Neel 12, Kirk Stewart 11 and Sam Byers 10. Tex Murray led Frederick with 14, Jerry Gavin added 11. The Panthers outrebounded 58-40 and shot 50.8 percent to Frederick's 32.4. Rebounds were led by Bill Fallin with 15 as HPC improves to 13-2 in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Garrison
HPC
Garry Smith
Dale Neel
Kirk Stewart
Sam Byers
Tex Murray
Bobby Hodges
Lions
Jerry Gavin
Panthers
High Point
Byers
Frederick
Bill Fallin
Panther Club
Victoy
Carolinas
Atlantic Christian
Hickory
LA Bears
Bears
Frederick Fe
Cottrell
Werner
Gavin
Unheralded Bob Duden Leads Crosby Open at Pebble Beach
Portland pro Bob Duden shot 67 at Monterey Peninsula to take a 54 hole lead in Bing Crosby’s $50,000 event with a 210 total. Billy Casper and Julius Boros trail at 211, while elites like Palmer, Nicklaus, Player and Bayer sit midpack as Duden seeks his first PGA co sanctioned win.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Bing Crosby
Duden
West Coast
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Hill
Gary Player
George Bayer
Player
Bayer
Cypress Point
Palmer
Nicklaus
Hill
Mason Rudolph
Monterey Peninsula
Oregon
Lee
Billy Hot. UNC Edges Cavaliers
Bill Cunningham scored 23 of his 33 points in the second half to lift North Carolina to an 86-81 comeback victory over Virginia. The Tar Heels trailed by eight at halftime before Cunningham and Yogi Poteet sparked the rally, with nine lead changes and seven ties before Cunningham’s late layup sealed the win.
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Charlottesville
Bill Cunningham
North Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Cunningham
Yogi Poteet
Bryan McSweeney
Carolina
Cavaliers
Poteet
McSweeney
Gene Engel
Chip Conner
Kenny Goble
N.C. Virginia E
L. Brown
Conner
Engel
Cooke
Caldwell
C'n‘g
Goble
Shaffer
Spohn
North Carolina N.C. State
Ralass
Leicher
Lakins
Brown
Respass
Cunning- Graspan
Rohloff
Carlson
G .Son
Auksel
McWillins
Whitf'ld Shively
Sinnock Barton
Gossell Lewis
Rob’‘son
A—S? N.C
Maryland
Eicher
Greenspan
Carpenter
Ferguson
McWilliams
Lewis
N. C
Key
Speaks
Whit
Wolfpack Defeats Maryland 79 59 In ACC Showdown
North Carolina State overwhelmed Maryland 79 59 in Raleigh as Jon Speaks led with 22 points. Maryland hit only 29.6 percent from the floor, sustaining a seven defeat in eight conference games while NCSU improved to 6 5 overall and 4 4 ACC.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Maryland
State
Jon Speaks
Pete Auksel
Larry Lakins
Jerry Greenspan
West will field strong backfield for East West all star game
Jeff Beaver of Myers Park leads a 26 man Western roster for the 15th annual East West all star game in Greensboro on August 1. Co coaches Hipps and Frye assemble a unit with All-Southern and All-State standouts including Fortune and Matheson, plus backs Swofford Hanes Fortenberry Batte and Donnan among others.
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Greensboro
Jeff Beaver
West
Myers Park
Charlotte
Herb Hipps
High Point
C. A. Frye
Burlington
Beaver
Jim Fortune
Bob Matheson
Appalachian
Bill Swofford
Wilkes Central
Dickie Hanes
Winston - Salem Gray
Jim Fortenberry
Lincolnton
Nelson Smith
Albemaine
Matheson
Fortune
Clark Yakley
East Mecklenburg
Pete Batte
Jim Donnan
John Cheek
Bill Gentry
Dennis Scruggs
Charlotte Garinger
Bob Powell
Greensboro Grimsley
Leroy Holden
Larry Leatherwood
Waynesville
Joe Broughton
Shelby
John Bumgarner
Lexington
Terry Brookshire
Enka
Bill Holder
Butch Skerrett
Brevard
Jerry Barringer
Concord
Bob Roberts
Joe Gaddy
W-S Reynolds
John Cornelius
Bob Graham
W-S
Warring Groups Reach Settlement Over Track Power Struggle
Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced a four point settlement ending the AAU NCAA track dispute. The agreement lifts suspensions and boycotts, creates a joint eligibility board for the 1964 Olympic team, and proposes a post 1964 sports congress to unify resources.
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Will G
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Hisory
AAU
MacArthur
Kennedy
U.S
Tokyo
NCAA
Track and Field Federation
Athletic Congress
Collegians
U. S. Track and Field Federation
College scores roundup shows wide variety of results
A long list of college basketball results with scores for North Carolina, Virginia, Loyola Chicago, Kent State, Miami Ohio, Penn, Columbia, and many more. Notable upsets and overtime games include Kittrell Cal 122 Morristown 50 and South Carolina State 89 Benedict 87 in overtime. Additional events include swimming and wrestling results for Virginia Tech, West Virginia, and Michigan State.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Chicago
Loyola
Kent State
Miami
Fla
St. Peter's
N.J
Florida
Georgia
Xavier Ohio
Ohio
Penn
Columbia
Broome Tech
Erie County Tech
Leonoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
King’s
West Chester
North Carolina State
Maryland
Denison
Univ. of Chicago
Michigan Tech
St. Cloud State
Minn
Newark
Delaware Valley
Baldwin-Wallace
Oberlin
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Missouri
East Carolina
Richmond
Wabash
Earnham
Butler
Depauw
Evansville
Ball State
Indiana Central
Anderson
Hanover
Huntington
Manhattan
Wagner
Gettysburg
Elizabethtown
Mansfield
Cape May Coast Guard
Albright
Lebanon Valley
Albany State
Plattsburgh State
Bowling Green
Marshall
Catholic
Loyola of Baltimore
Dayton
Depaul
St. John’s
N.Y
St. Francis
Cornell
Princeton
Georgia Tech
Florida State
Oregon Education
Oregon
Nichols
Barrington
la Salle
Seton Hall
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wash. & Jefferson
Allegheny
N. C. State
Lenoir Rhyne
South Carolina State
Benedict
Kittrell Cal
Morristown
Iowa
Ohio State
Drexel
Washington College
N.C. State
Wilmington Junior College
Eee State
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Army
West Virginia
Inia Tech
Glenville
West Li
Memphis State
Penick to Instruct at Carolinas PGA Seminar
Harvey Penick will headline the two day teaching seminar in Charlotte as part of the Carolinas section PGA education program. The event features Betsy Rawls and Davis Love among participants with Dick Tiddy as clinic chairman and Richard Tufts Ellis Maples Leo Frazer among speakers. The Carolinas PGA executive committee will meet to set the 1963 tournament schedule.
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Charlotte
Harvey Penick
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Carolinas
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Penick
America
LPGA
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Davis Love
Charlotte CC
Dick Tiddy
Cedarwood Golf Club
Richard Tufts
Pinehurst
USGA
Ellis Maples
Greenville
Leo Frazer
Atlantic City CC
PGA
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Colgan
Portsmouth
High Point College
Frederick College
Steve Cottrell
Jim
Art Richardson
Billy Hot
UNC
Edges Cavaliers
Wolfpack
The
Terrapins
Bison Boys On Star Club
Larry Brown
Hunter
Chip” Connor
Tarheels Sth
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