Pebble Beach winds test field in second round
Collins carded 78 to reach 217 total while Sifford added 83 for 222 at Pebble Beach. The wind hurled long shots with Paul Harney using two woods on the 367 yard 17th. Eddie Merrick posted 80 after a hole in one at the 100 yard 17th.
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George Bayer
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Jacky Cupit
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Billy Casper
Financial rewards shape football stars’ earnings in cash deals
The article notes football players receive cash salaries rather than delayed annuities with Jim Brown and Johnny Unitas highlighted as top earners. It explains appearance fees and four figure network spots supplement income, while endorsements like a yogurt ad show ongoing royalties from commercial work.
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Ars
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
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Rocky Graziano
Griffin Juniors Top Reno Bullock 43 to 25
Eddie Clinton scored 16 points to lead Griffin Juniors past Reno Bullock 43 25. Clinton raises his scoring average to 16 points per game as Robert Dunbar adds 12 points for the Hawks.
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Tech dominates Pirates 89 63 in January surge win
Virginia Tech roared past East Carolina 89 63 as Bob King sparked the attack with a three point play early in the first half. King finished with 17 points while John Wetzell Mickey McDade added 13 each. East Carolina guard Bobby Kinnard led his team with 21 points as Tech improved to 6 7 on the season. Pat Moriarty pulled 13 rebounds for the winners as ECU dropped to 8 5.
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Mickey McDade
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Pirates
Jerry
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Pat Moriarty
Knights Rally To Beat West In Central Davidson Battle
North Knights defeated West 63-44 led by David Wagner with 25 points on 10 field goals and 5 free throws. Steve Hinkle added 15 as North improved to 5-3 in league play while West saw Robert Bailey score 15. Angela Andrews led the North girls 35-21 victory.
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Pete Jones
David Wagner
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Steve Hinkle
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Robert Bailey
Wendle Harvey
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Mary Ann Tesh
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Appalachian Breezes Past Catawba In Conference Clash
Appalachian used deadly free throw shooting to counter a slow Catawba start and pull away to a 76 57 victory. Tony Gray scored 23 and James Wilcox added 13 as Wayne Duncan grabbed 13 rebounds for the winners.
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Carolinas
Tony Gray
Appa
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Lenoir Rhyne
High Point
Gray
James Wilcox
Wayne Duncan
Catawba Appalachian
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Geeme of
Halley
Harw
Buch
Trophy Awarded At Legion Boxing Meet In Greensboro
The Mercury Club showcases the AAA trophy as the most outstanding fighter at the American Legion Boxing meet in Greensboro. Club officials urge fans to buy tickets early to secure seats.
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American Legion
Greensboro
Mercury Club
New Contract Brings Hope for Cardinals Under Lemm
Cardinals coach Wally Lemm, upbeat after signing a two year deal, says St Louis has the depth youth and experience to win the division in 1965. He highlights stars Sonny Randle Jackie Smith Jim Bakken and quarterback Charley Johnson along with returnee Bill Triplett and potential trades to improve defense and special teams. He cautions injuries could alter outcomes as Cleveland remains champion and other teams promise improvement.
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Bobby Joe Conrad
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Ernie McMillan
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Irv Goode
Ken Gray
Bob DeMarco
Jim Bakken
Charley Johnson
Bill Triplett
John David Crow
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Lenoir Rhyne Beats Atlantic Christian in Conference Race
In Hickory North Carolina Lenoir Rhyne Bears upset Atlantic Christian 75 66 to stay atop the Carolinas Conference. Ed Miastkowski led with 19 points while George Deehan added 14 and Mark La Moreaux and Dave Wells contributed four points each to help Lenoir Rhyne improve to 10 3 overall and 6 2 in the conference. ACC drops to 5 11 and 2 6.
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Atlantic Christian
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Dave Wells
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Wells J Hobb
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ACC
Jones
Tite
Hobbs
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Lamoreaux
Panthers fall to Elon as Neel scores key shot
Neel sank a late jumper to give Elon a 58 57 win while the Panthers fall to 7 8 in the league and 9 13 overall. Elon faces Atlantic Christian and Lenoir Rhyne this week after the setback.
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Panthers
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Hickory
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Lentzs 25-Foot Shot Lifts Pfeiffer Over Abbey
Larry Lentz hit a 25 foot jumper with seven seconds left to give Pfeiffer a 69-68 win over Belmont Abbey. Danny Carver and Bill Wynne each scored 18 for Pfeiffer, Dockery led Abbey with 23, final records Pfeiffer 10-7 Abbey 3-12.
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N.C
Larry Lentz
Pfeiffer
Belmont Abbey
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the Abbey
Bill Dockery
Jim Byrnes
Generals Fall To Knoxville In Tight Hockey Duel
Knoxville Knights rallied from behind with two three goal periods to defeat the Greensboro Generals. Chuckie Stuart Glen Cresman Earl Heiskala and Ed Diberardino scored for Knoxville while Bob Smith made 27 saves for the Generals as Harrison Gray stopped 29 shots for Knoxville. Greensboro tallied one goal in each period. Suen captured the final checkers against Charlotte Checkers Friday night.
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Knoxville
Chuckie Stuart
Glen Cresman
Earl Heiskala
Eddie Burring
Cress
Mike Draper
Dom Diberardino
Bob Smith
Generals
Smith
Harrison Gray
Greensboro
Suen
Charlotte Checkers
Greensboro Cage Game Postponed Until Feb 23
The High Point Greensboro basketball game set for Tuesday at Greensboro Senior High Gymnasium is postponed to February 23 due to exams. High Point Black Bison will play only one game next week, Friday at Central High Gymnasium against Gray High of Winston-Salem.
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Gray High
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Jackets rally to top Salisbury 45 32 in final period
High Point trailed 38 32 early in the second half before a late rally by the Yellow Jackets produced a 45 32 edge in the first 90 seconds of the period. Dyer led High Point with 16 points and five field goals, the only double figure scorer for his team.
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Yellow Jackets
Randy Samuels
Robbie Myers
Bill Gribble
Cooke
Salisbury
Darrell Parks
High Point Tops Winston-Salem 93 90 in Upset Clash
High Point YMCA beat Winston-Salem 93 to 90 as Danny Sewell led with 29 points and four teammates reached double figures. Winston's Jerry Moss scored 31 in defeat with Beal and Dwyer adding 27 and 18. High Point overcame 21 Winston fouls by making 23 free throws. High Point travels to Salisbury Friday.
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Winston- Salem
Winston
High Point
Danny Sewell
Mike Smith
Roy Dixon
Bill McDermott
al Trombetta
Jerry Moss
Jay Beal
Cliff Dwyer
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