Crosby Wins Crosby Tournament Sparks Pebble Beach Clash
Sam Snead captures the Crosby at Pebble Beach with a wedge shot from 73 yards for a $2,145 share. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and Billy Casper contend. Casper earns $5,300 as the podium shows a tight finish at 286 after four rounds.
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Neel Leaves High Point College Basketball Team
High Point College suspends top scorer and rebounder Neel for the second semester after failing to pass enough hours. The Panthers, 13-2, lose a key 13.8 ppg and 9.3 rpg contributor, with coach Quinn calling the loss a great setback. Bill Fallin moves to center. Rich McGreevey may join as a reserve. The team readies for Atlantic Christian and Lenoir Rhyne games as Neel plans to return for summer school.
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HPC and Bears Prepare For Key Conference Clash
High Point leads the Carolinas Conference at 8-0 overall with 3-2 in league play, hosting Lenoir Rhyne for top spot while Lenoir Rhyne sits at 1-2 in conference and 14-2 overall. Other notes show Elon 6-2 and 12-3, Catawba 7-8 and 10-4, Western Carolina 5-3 and 13-4, Appalachian 6-4 and 9-6, Atlantic Christian 2-8 and 4-12, Pfeiffer 2-8 and 6-10, Newberry 8-5 and 10-10, Guilford 1-10 and 4-12.
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Four Duke Tar Heels Lead ACC Basketball Race
North Carolina, Duke, Wake Forest and N C State hold the top four spots as ACC play resumes after a light schedule. UNC beat Virginia 68 61 behind Cunningham 23 and Poteet 20, NC State beat Maryland 79 59, with Speaks and Greenspan each 22 for State and Maryland. Maryland and others trail. Next action Saturday features regional telecasts and night games as Duke meets West Virginia and other pairings.
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West All-Star Eleven picks strong Greensboro bound squad
West backfield features Jim Fortune of Brevard and Bob Matheson of Appalachian High Boone, who combined for 45 touchdowns last season, as 26 players chosen for the 15th East West All Star game in Greensboro. Jeff Beaver of Myers Park Spark plugs backfield among others.
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Peace settlement ends NCAA AAU rift in athletics
In New York AP reports a nine hour session behind closed doors led to a peace deal between AAU and NCAA factions. Key points include lifting bans on athletes in AAU meets, a six member Olympic eligibility board, and a plan to define the track federation's role after 1964. MacArthur arbitrated the dispute credited by leaders as pivotal.
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