Tommies Sweep Doubleheader Behind Myers and Carter Pace
Thomasville High School press row reports Dale Myers tallied 26 points and 22 rebounds as the Tommies boys beat Davie County Consolidated 73-61 to gain in conference standings. Linda Carter scored 54 as the girls routed Davie County 77-63, with Carter surpassing 50 points for the second time this season.
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Tommies
J. C. McLain
Carr Shealy
Dale Myers
Linda Carter
Myers
Tommie Boys
Davie County Consolidated School
Bulldogs
Jerry Leonard
Thomasville
Gene Whitten
Carter
Davie County and Thomasville Basketball Score Scramble
A fragmented box score shows Davie County and Thomasville with mixed totals. Players such as Da vis Long and Grubb Steed appear amid incomplete lines and unclear team totals.
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Davis
Long —Grubb
Steed
Davie County
Lamb, Jar
Thomasville
Leonard 2
Brewermpton
Lackey
Allen Jay Triumphs In Two GCC Tilts
Allen Jay’s girls beat Bes semer 69 48 for a 15th straight win and the boys downed the Whippets 54 43 to move to 14 wins in 15 games. Richard Cross Larry Younts and Charlie Wallace led the Jaybirds with 30 26 and 24 points respectively. The GCC race shows Allen Jay breaking a recent setback to regain momentum.
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Allen Jay
Bessemer
AJ Boys
Birds
Whippets
Richard Cross
Larry Younts
Charlie Wallace
Young Schott Ree
Holt Pee
Trinity Bulldogs split basketball pair with Farmer in county action
The Trinity Bulldogs split a girls and boys doubleheader with Farmer in Randolph County action. Girls fell 49 47 as Younts led Trinity with 23 and Gallimore 20. Deaton led the Bulldogettes with 29. Boys won 61 59 led by Don Taylor 23 and Leon Marsh 12 while Durham topped Farmer with 24. Trinity meets Farmer again for Homecoming Friday at 7 p.m. with the boys preceding the girls.
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Farmer
Trinity Bulldogs
Randolph County
Younts
Gallimore
Barbara Deaton
Janet Hahn
Bulldogs
Don Taylor
Leon Marsh
Durham
Trotter
Trinity
Stan Musial Signs 80 000 Dollar Card Contract
Stan Musial signs an $80,000 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. He plans to sit out some games next season to protect his bid for a seventh National League batting title. At 36, Musial aims to pace himself after tying the league lead and pressing toward new records.
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ST. Louis
Stan
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Gus Suhr
Frank Lane
Lane
Tigers Split Doubleheader With Guilford
Jamestown Tigers split a Guilford Conference basketball doubleheader in Guilford. In the girls game Jamestown won 62 53 led by Ann Tolton with 33 points and Gail Willard 21. Jamestown overall is 4 10. In the boys game Jamestown fell 62 53.
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Jamestown
Flying Tigers
Guilford
Ann Tolton
Gail Willard
Tigers
Smyre
Brown
Ken Watson
Wilhoit
Flint
Hunter
Gaiters
Chapman
Eddie Olson Career Recap Highlights IHL Coach
Eddie Olson of Huntington West Virginia coached in the International Hockey League. He played nine seasons with St. Louis and Cleveland in the American Hockey League.
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Eddie Olson
Huntington
W. Va
St. Louis
Cleveland
Fair Groves Tigers take girls and boys wins over Mills Home
Fair Grove dominates Mills Home in a twin bill at Thomasville. The girls win 50 to 49 in overtime with Lucille Hilton leading 21 and Linda Hilton 17. In the nightcap Fair Grove boys edge Mills Home 45 to 42 as Surratt scores 17 and Allman 19 for Mills.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove
Tigers
Mills
Lucille Hilton
Linda Hilton
One
Hunt
Surratt
Allman
Wall Grove
Mills Home
F—Hilton
Aeratereae Unt
P—Hancock
Eae Ee
F—Ingram
Fincannon
G—8u BR Ccreewernenes Smathers Eeeeneee
Etree Phillips Gem Bmir Coccccceectereees
Harris
Weatherman Warns as Phoenix Open Opens in Rain
The Phoenix Open begins with pro-amateur play amid intermittent showers forecast by the U S Weather Bureau. Gene Littler leads with singer Frankie Laine as partner, with Cary Middlecoff and Mike Souchak among early entrants for the 72 hole event at Arizona Country Club.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.S. Weather Bureau
Arizona Country Club
Gene Littler
San Diego
Frankie Laine
Laine
Littler
Las ‘Vegas
Calcutta
Cary Middlecoff
Pune Yy
Mike Souchak
Palm Springs
Marvy Throneberry Drives 145 in A A with Denver
New York Yankee rookie first baseman Marvy Throneberry drove in 145 runs for Denver last season to lead the American Association. The season highlighted Throneberry as a standout hitter in the league.
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Marvy Throneberry
New York Yankee
Denver
Lane Faces Ryff In Norfolk Lightweight Bout
Kenny Lane and Frankie Ryff clash in a nationally televised 10 rounder in Norfolk Virginia as Lane eyes a title shot. Lane, a southpaw from Muskegon Michigan, is ranked No 2 behind champion Joe Brown and promises a decisive victory to secure his title bid.
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Norfolk
Kenny Lane
Frankie Ryff
Battle Tonight
Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Joe Brown
UNC-Catamount Tilt Highlights Schedule
Wake Forest beat Duke 77-59 as the Demon Deacons moved to 3-2 in the ACC. NC State toppled Virginia 90-63 with six players in double figures. Whitey Bell led the Wolfpack with 17 points. Belmont Abbey defeated Newberry 67-37. East Carolina beat Appalachian 96-38.
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Associated Press
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Cullowhee
Western Carolina
North Carolina Tar Heels
Frank McGuire
Paul A. Reid
Tar Heels
ACC
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Deacons
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Bob Vernon
Bobby Joe Harris
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Virginia
North Carolina State
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Whitey Bell
Wolfpack
Lou Pucillo
Bobby Hardy
Billy Miller
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Press Maravich
Gene Seay
Dick Yeary
Seay
Yeary
Maravich
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Saturny
Furman
Steve Ross
Bob Gaines
East Carolina
Appalachian
Pirates
ECC
Fred James
Mountaineers
Conrad Horton
Belmont Abbey
Newberry
Bob Stewart
George Picket
Blue Devils Sweep Pair From Lions in Twin Bill
Davis-Townsend ladies won 70 47 opener and 67 49 nightcap over Wallburg Lions in Davidson County Conference action. Reba Leonard led with 25 points and Alice Hedrick 30 in the first game. Jane Farabee 29 and Becky Smith 28 paced Wallburg. Davis-Townsend also led in the boys contest with 29 points from Paul Briggs and 22 from Bower Crofts. Larry Simpson had 16 for Wallburg.
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Lexington
Davis
Larry Simpson
Wallburg
Davis-Townsend
Wall F—Leonard
Pareke Hedrick
F—Clodhelter
Berrios and Costa Rated High in Ring Magazine Listings
Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico and Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn are among Ring magazine’s top four featherweight contenders. They open the elimination series with a 12 round bout March 22 at Madison Square Garden, with Costa ranked No. 4 and Berrios No. 3 behind Cheriff Hamin.
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New York
Miguel Berrios
Puerto Rico
Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Ring Magazine
Berrios
Costa
Sandy Sadler
Dan
Cheriff Hamin
Eddie Machen
Reding
Calif
Floyd Patterson
Machen
Joey Maxim
Miami Beach
Archie Moore
Harol Carter
Bob Baker
Hurricane Jackson
Patterson
Moore
Yolande Po
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In Miami Beach Phil Andrews of Buffalo stopped Warren Lester in the seventh round. Roy Harris of Conroe halted Claude Chapman in the eighth. Witcher of Stockton stopped Los Angeles based fighter in four rounds. Pajarita Morno of Mexico City knocked out Jesse Mongia of Los Angeles in two rounds.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Phil Andrews
Buffalo
N.Y
Warren All Lester
Baltimore
Houston
Tex
Roy Harris
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