Jones Wins Indoor Hurdle As Ashworth Takes Hillman Dash
Hayes Jones of Boston rises to second in the Detroit contest and claims his 34th straight victory in the indoor 50 yard dash. Dartmouth’s Gerald Ashworth wins the Hillman 45 yard dash in :05.5, matching the games record as Awari of Harvard finishes a yard back. Yale’s Wendell Motley clocks :48.3 in the Jack Ryder 440. Awori, a Ugandan sophomore, trails moments after the hurdle race.
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Hayes Jones
Detroit
Gerald Ashworth
Dartmouth
Awari
Ashworth
Aggrey
Awori
Harvard
Jones
Vicfasciee
Sumumad Bes Banendioan
Tiland
Vape
Wendell Motley
Yale
Jack Ryder
Roy Cochran
Rams Add Ex Giant Bob Schnelker as End Coach
Los Angeles Rams announce former New York Giant Bob Schnelker will coach offensive end. He joins five ex Giants on staff. Les Richter may become defensive line coach if he accepts. Schnelker, 34, played for Eagles Vikings Steelers earlier. teaches math in off-season. reports Feb 4.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giant
Bob Schnelker
Harland Svare
Lindon Crow
Don Heinrich
Ray Weitecha
Rams
Les Richter
Richter
Schneiker
New York
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Schnelker
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Mail Orders Open for ACC Tourney Tickets
Raleigh AP Willis Casey invites mail requests for the 10th ACC basketball tournament at Reynolds Coliseum NC State Feb 28 and March 12. Mail orders to NC State box office. Prices 10 and 8 season books, 3 per session. season books prioritized. include 25 cents handling.
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Raleigh
N.C
Willis Casey
Reynolds Coliseum
North Carolina State College
Casey
Pfeiffer tops Wofford 63 57 to snap skid
Pfeiffer College used superior free throw shooting to beat Wofford 63 57 after trailing at halftime 35 32. Calvin Lawson led Pfeiffer with 15 points while Hal McManus added 13 and Larry Lentz 12. George Lyons paced Wofford with 16 as Pfeiffer improved to 7 11 and Wofford fell to 4 12.
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Misenheimer
Pfeiffer College
Walford
Pfeiffer
Methodists
Wofford
Calvin Lawson
Terriers
Lawson
Hal McManus
Wofford Preiffer
Orrt
Cubitt
Mayes
Bagwell
Wade
Ammons
Waldrop
Tankersley
Crabtree
Lyons
Balek
Hottinger
Tucker
Lentz
McManus
Burns Pal Defeated In 4 Ball Meet
Phyllis Preuss and Jean Ashley upset favorites in a sudden death playoff on the 19th hole to reach the final of the Women's International Four Ball Golf Championship in Hollywood Florida. They will face Nancy Roth and 16 year old Marge Michaels in the 36 hole final.
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Hollywood
Fla
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Miss Ashley
Cookie Swift Berger
Eggertsville
N.Y
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N.C
Nancy Roth
Marge Michaels
Miss Preuss
Mrs. Berger
Miss Burns
Lynchburg Beats St Andrews 87 58 in Home Victory
Lynchburg College tamed St Andrews Presbyterian 87 to 58 to rebound from an earlier loss. Jimmy Clark poured in 21 points to lead the Hornets while George Britt topped the visitors with 16 as Lynchburg shifted the game with a 29 2 run early in the second half after a 39 35 halftime margin.
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Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg College
Walloping
St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Laurenburg
N. C
Hornets
St Andrews
Jimmy Clark
George Britt
Cunningham Will Enter Three Cars at Daytona Speedweeks
Briggs Cunningham, a leading American racing figure, will enter three cars at Daytona International Speedway. He fields two Jaguars in the Daytona Continental and a Maserati Ford hybrid in the American Challenge Cup on February 16, with teammates Augie Pabst and Walt Hansgen driving the Jaguars and Marvin Panch piloting the Maserati Ford relief. The speedweeks include eight regional races, a 200 mile national open road race, and culminate with the Daytona 500 for late model stock cars on February 24.
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Fla
Briggs Cunningham
Daytona International Speedway
Florida
Cunningham
Marvin Panch
Walt Hansgen
Westfield
N.J
Panch
Jaguars
Augie Pabst
Milwaukee
Hansgen
Dan Gurney
Gurney
Riverside
Calif
Continental
Devaney Named To West Staff For All America Game
Bob Devaney of Nebraska was named to the West coaching staff for the third annual All America game this June. He will assist John McKay of Southern California and a second aide will be named later.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Devaney
John McKay
Southern California
McKay
College Scores From the Malone Tournament and More
The AP basketball roundup lists Malone Tournament results in Canton with Cedarville and Roberts Wesleyan. scores include Duke over West Virginia and Indiana over DePaul. Numerous other matches feature Saint John’s Duke freshmen, Wisconsin, North Carolina State, and Virginia teams, plus smaller colleges like Wingate, Bucknell, and Oberlin.
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Roberts Wesleyan
Semitina Grace
Winona
Ind
Malone
Duke
West Virginia
Wisconsin
St. John’s
South Carolina
N.C. State
Norfolk Naval Air Station
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Drenei
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Valley City
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Maritta
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Wee
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Fenn
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Erskine
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High Point
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Furman
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Loyola
Santa Clara
Dayton
Toledo
Hartwick
Long Island Centre
Union
Transtlvania
Indiana Central
West Virginia Tech
Shepard
Concord
Salem
Texas Lutheran
Corpus Christi
Jona
Siena
USGA reports slow progress toward uniform golf rules
New York AP The USGA rules committee chairman William Ward Foshay said efforts to unify rules with the PGA and Royal and Ancient remain dismal. He cited Palmer's disqualification over a provisional ball and various rule differences, with Turnberry meetings set for May 18 19. The Walker Cup and Open prize money updates were announced along with amateur and senior events and the Bob Jones Award to Patty Berg.
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U.S. Golf Association
William Ward Foshay
USGA
Foshay
Professional Golfers’ Association
Royal and Ancient Club of
St. Andrews
Britain
Bing Crosby
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Palmer
Tives
Turnberry
Scotland
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Deane Beman
Arlington
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
N.J
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fila
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Richard Sikes
D.C
Sea Island
Patty Berg
Chicago
Minneapolis
Bob Jones
Tech Holds Off Cavaliers 75-73 to End Skid
Virginia Tech outscored Virginia 36-33 after halftime to erase a 12- point deficit and seal a 75-73 road win. Howard Purdue led Tech with 24 points and Lee Melear added the decisive early lead as Virginia failed on five late chances. Gene Engel poured in 28 for Virginia.
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Virginia Tech
Virginia
Cavaliers
Techmen
Tech
Kentucky
Gene Engel
Lee Melear
Howard Purdue
Purdue
Mclear
Indians Lose To Erskine By 64-62 Basketball Thriller
Erskine edged Newberry 64-62 in a tense finish as Erskine's Bill Walters scored 19 and Phil Musgrave added 22 for Newberry. Erskine made 20 of 27 free throws while Newberry hit 6 of 10. Erskine improves to 13-6 while Newberry falls to 5-12.
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Newberry
S. C
Phil Musgrave
Musgrave
Bill Walters
Newsberry
Oglethorpe Topples Pirates In 63 59 Victory
Oglethorpe University defeated East Carolina 63-59 in Greenville. The Stormy Petrels started the entire game with a perfect 15-for-15 at the free throw line and built a 30-28 halftime edge. Bill Brogden briefly put ECC ahead early in the second half, but Oglethorpe surged to regain and hold the lead for good.
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Greenville
N. C
Oglethorpe
East Carolina
Georgia
Oglethrope
Bill Brogden
ECC
Generals Win Over Nashville in Hockey Showdown
Greensboro defeats Nashville 7-3 in an Eastern Hockey League game. Don Davidson and Garry Sharp each scored twice in the second period, snapping Nashville’s six game home win streak. Other Greensboro goals by Ron Spong Pat Kelley and Butch MacKay. Nashville scorers were John McLellan Ken Murphy and Alex Kuzma.
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Nashville, Tenn
Don Davidson
Garry Sharp
Greensboro
Nashville
Dixie Flyers
Ron Spong
Pat Kelley
Butch MacKay
John McLellan
Ken Murphy
Alex Kuzma
Gibson Scores 42 as Catamounts Beat Atlantic Christian
Mel Gibson poured in 42 points on 19 of 23 shooting to fuel Western Carolina to a 94-81 Carolinas Conference win over Atlantic Christian. Danny Tharpe added 18 points while Ray Smith led ACC with 28, as WCC improved to 15-4 overall and 7-3 in league.
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Rockingham
WCC
ACC
Danny Tharpe
Ray Smith
W. Carolina
A. Christian Gibson
Parham
Murray
Fugate
Tharpe
Ashworth
Lavelle
Smith
Seal
Rogers
Brintnall
Stinson
Gustafson
Johnson
Son
Lawson
Peterson
Harris
Wee
Western Carolina
Atlantic Christian
Ithogers
Elon Tops Catawba 87 to 62 in Carolinas Conference clash
Elon opened with an 8-0 burst and rolled to an 87 62 win over Catawba in Elon North Carolina. Four Fighting Christians scored in double figures led by Dewey Andrew with 22 points. Bucky Pope led Catawba with 12 points as Elon improved to 7 1 in conference and 13 3 overall.
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N. C
Catawba
Dewey Andrew
Bucky Pope
Kuzma's 45 Points Not Enough as Guilford Falls at Pembroke
Guilford star Dan Kuzma scored 45 points on 19 field goals and 7 free throws but the Quakers lost 98 to 86 to Pembroke in a game where the Indians led from the opening tip and sealed it with a 23 point burst in the final five minutes. W. K. Morgan led Pembroke with 26, while Joe Pugh added 21 and Pat Lynch 19.
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Pembroke
N. C
Guilford
Dan Kuzma
Nets
Quakers
Indians
Kuzma
W. K. Morgan
Joe Pugh
Pat Lynch
George Acritelli
Lloyd Turlington
Elwood Parker
Twins sign five players for 1963 season
The Minnesota Twins announced five players have signed contracts for 1963. Veterans Frank Sullivan and pitchers Jim Manning Jim Roland and Lick Taafe plus first baseman Bob Reese agreed to terms. Taafe and Reese were draft selections, boosting the club to 22 of 39 players under contract.
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Minnesota Twins
Frank Sullivan
Jim Manning
Jim Roland
Lick Taafe
Bob Reese
Taafe
Reese
Twins
Minnesota
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