Wright Wins Sea Island Open Again Amid High Scrutiny
Mickey Wright captured the Sea Island Ladies Open in Georgia for the fourth time in five years, finishing 226 after 54 holes. Betsy Rawls led early before Wright’s eagle on the seventh hole helped secure the two stroke margin on a rugged 6 550 yard sea island course.
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Spartanburg
S.C
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ECC Face Tradeoff Over New Conference Scholarship Limits
Salisbury AP reports East Carolina College planned to tell the Carolinas Conference it cannot accept the league’s new scholarship caps. Officials met at Catawba College to review a membership poll on restrictions. ECC seeks to expand athletics and plans higher scholarships than the conference allows.
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Weekend Fights Reported By The Associated Press
Miami Beach bouts feature Dick Tiger stopping Flo Rentino Fernandez in a Cuban clash while Karl Mildenberger defeats Pete Rademacher in Dortmund. In Columbus Georgia, a 10 round card highlights local action.
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Columbus
Beatty Chases Four Minute Indoor Mile In Los Angeles
Diminu tive Jim Beatty again targets a four minute indoor mile on Feb. 10 in Los Angeles facing stiff opposition led by Michel Jazy of France. Beatty clocked 4:04.8 with a thrilling finish and set as the meet’s outstanding athlete.
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Associated Press
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Keith Forman
Oregon
University of North Carolina
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Jean Holmes
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Ralph Boston
Hawks Strive for Playoff Bid After Weekend Wins
St. Louis Hawks, defending Western Division champions, won back to back games beating the Knicks 124 113 and the Packers 116 112 to climb within 32 of third place Detroit. Detroit beat Boston 124 120 while Philadelphia edged Syracuse 139 132 in OT and the Lakers defeated Chicago 112 111 in OT. Pettit scored 14 as Hagan 26 Wilkens 23 led the Hawks. Shue poured in 30 for Detroit and Chamberlain scored 62 for Philadelphia with West 36. Bellamy 48 for Chicago.
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Brave Players Sign With Fold Contract Signing
Milwaukee’s power duo Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews have signed contracts joining a determined fold, forming a formidable one two punch in the team’s roster for the coming seasons.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
A Determ
Panthers Rebound Edge Suspension Threesome Cars On Board
High Point aims to tighten inside play by keeping Neel and Wickham on the floor together, with Bill Fallin adding size. The Panthers have led opponents in rebounding in most games, seeking revenge and first-time league tests this week at Campbell Atlantic Christian and Wilson. The Braves add Aaron Mathews and other stars, signaling 1962 momentum with Spahn Crandall contracts and notable signings across MLB clubs.
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Crosby Meet Snowed Out Final Round Postponed
The Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach was delayed by heavy snow and hail on the final round. Joe Campbell led at 210 after 54 holes, while Doug Ford, Phil Rodgers, and Ken Venturi trailed at 212, 214, and 214 respectively as play awaited better conditions.
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San Diego
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
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Bowling Standings and High Scores from This Week
Crown Flex of North Carolina leads with 37 points in team standings. Rainbow Weavers and Burlington Throwing follow as Sugg Auto Parts and 23 points show. Ruth Lloydsan tops individual games, Martha Rose leads in individual series, and Rose Radio & TV posts top team game and team series scores.
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Furman Strikes Season High as Keller Sparks Victory
Furman win marks seventh straight victory this season with Keller scoring 29 and Mclear 18. Virginia Tech defeated Virginia 92 to 59 for its third straight win. Conference foes George Washington fell 87-78 to Georgetown as Feldman posted 28, while Richmond lost 83-70 to Tennessee Tech with Grodzicki 21 and Telepo 20 for the Spiders.
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