Uniform Attraction and Athlete Fame Across Stadiums
Benny Phillips reflects on how athletes draw women due to fame and uniforms, citing race drivers football players basketball and golf while noting the broader appeal of sports figures. He also recalls Stetson star Ted Cassidy joining basketball and becoming a scoring leader and captain. The piece closes noting Eastern Illinois University’s James Bond writes the campus sports column Spying On Sports.
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Lurch
Cassidy
Kansas City
Stetson
Eastern Illinois University
James Bond
Bowling Tourney Set Next Month in Durham
The North Carolina State Bowling Association plans its 12th annual handicap championships with a record 552 teams, 1,287 doubles, 2,574 singles, and 2,063 all events. The event runs Feb 12 27 and March 546 across four weekends, with prize money over 24 000.
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Durham
North Carolina State Bowling Association
Charles Jones
Greensboro
North Carolina Wolfpack Schedule Includes Five Home Games
North Carolina State unveils a five home game slate for next season as it debuts Carter Stadium with 41 000 seats. Athletic director Roy Clogston calls the schedule the most attractive State has ever had. The list features games at Michigan State, at North Carolina, and at Wake Forest along with home dates including South Carolina and Clemson.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wolfpack
Carter
State
Roy Clogston
Michigan State
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Con
Land
Souther
Splin
Norfolk
Clemson
High Point Beats Chavis Y in Tight 103 97 Victory
High Point YMCA edged Carl Chavis Y 103 97 on Saturday afternoon. Kirk Stewart former High Point College star tallied 32 points for High Point while Fourier and Carlton Bell paced Chavis with double figure scores. The game was tied 45 45 at halftime with High Point pulling away 58 52 in the second half.
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High Point Ymca
Carl Chavis
Kirk Stewart
High Point
Fourier
Carlton Bell
Chavis
Terps Begin Spring Football Drills Under Saban
Maryland coach Lou Saban starts spring practice March 2 marking an early start this year. He arrives with a largely new staff including three assistants and three holdovers. From now through March 26 the Terps will train to indoctrinate players with the new system and evaluate talent against each other rather than in varsity games.
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Ce Sae St
Saban
Bills
American Football League
The
Terps
AAU North Carolina Chapter Sets Meetings at Blair Park
The NC AAU holds its first official meeting here at Blair Park and the Parks and Recreation office. The swimming committee meets at Blair Park at 4:30 PM to set the year's schedule while another session runs concurrently at the recreation office. An afternoon gathering begins at 2 PM at Blair Park.
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North Carolina
The
AAU
Blair Park
Parks and Recreation Office
Deferments Probed in Senate Armed Services Hearing
The House Armed Services Committee will investigate selective service procedures and policies, focusing on draft deferments for prominent professional athletes. Chairman L Mendel Rivers says the review will identify weaknesses and possible changes in the system.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Rivers
Paul G. Ae
D-Fla
Panthers Set For Home Triple After Close Win
Litted from page one report shows a close win as Davis led with strong floor shooting and free throws. The Panthers, shooting over 50 percent in the first half, host Phil thers and Guilford's Quakers in a return at Greensboro Coliseum, then welcome Lenoir Rhyne Bears for the first year meeting.
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Davis
Panthers
Philthers
Guilford
Quakers
Greensboro Coliseum
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Pearson Heads 43-Car Riverside Field for 185-Lap 75000 Race
NASCAR season opener at Riverside features David Pearson from Spartanburg as pole leader after 106.078 mph in a 1965 Dodge. Kept edge over rival Parnish? Gurney leads Ford Wood Brothers charge with 105.514 mph. Foyt battles engine woes as Ray Yarborough and Petty among top starters. field includes Ned Jarrett and Jim Hurtubise in factory-backed entries.
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Riverside
Calif
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Pearson
Ceatis
Cats Mesa
Ford
Gurney
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wisc
Nelson
Wood Brothers
Stuart
Curtis Turner
Charlotte
N.C
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
Ned Jarrett
Camden
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Don White
Paul Goldsmith
Muncie
Ind
Dodge
Plymouth
Nichels Engineering
Richard Petty
Randieman
N. C
Pro Am duo top Pro-Am in windy oceanfront event
Martindale and Bob Roos led the Pro-Amateur division with a 186 total after Holes 10 and 12 yielded two and 13 foot putts and a 15 foot par on the 16th. Archer and Cullenward, co champions last year, trailed as Nelson Cullenward carded 63 192 for the event.
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Benedict
Keepaway
Buddy Benedict
Virginia Tech
Don Brown
Glen Combs
Hank
Belcher
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Guainaki
Chisolm
College Park, Md
Lou Saban
University of Maryland
Rogers
Nash Jewelry
North Main
Riverside Go
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
Riverside, Calf
Ada
A. J. Feyt
Morston
Eddie Gray
Gardena
Callt
Skip Hudson
Ariington
Cailt
Chevrolet
Mercury
Carl Jolter
Portland
Ore
Mario Taarte Antret
Nazareth
Betty
Gere Black
Asheville
Don Walker
Palmer
Wash
Picove le
Los Angeles
Culver City
Calit
Jack
Modesto
Call
Dick Gulidstrand
Manhattan Beach
Alif
Dewayne Tin
Tiny
Cross
Sala Prickett
Fresno
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Als
Ord
Cardey
Bruce Wore
Jerry Oliver
Pleasant Hitt
Bob Derrington
Charles Powell
Norwalk
A. T. Putney
Arden
Ousmabien Ae
Eo Norwalk
Catt
Pivmauth
Sissies
U.S
Review
Atlanta Braves
Tony Cloniger
Eddie Matthews
Billy Odell
Jo Jo White
Whitlow Wyatt
Jim Fanning
Eddie Glennon
Optimist Club
Cottage — Boys Home
Lake Waccamaw, N. C
Freeman
N. Main St
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