NCAC Wins Johnson Y Cup as Records Fall in Swim Meet
NCAC dominates two day meet at High Point Lake pool with 20 new records. Johnston Memorial women take title as Luray Lindgren leads with multiple records. NCAC men set several marks including 800 meter freestyle relay and 100 meter butterfly. High Point and Greensboro chase but Johnston Memorial tops women's standings. NCAC edges rivals in overall points.
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City Lake Pool
Aquatic Ledger
Tankmen
N. C. State College
University of North Carolina
Willis Casey
Eee Eee
Greensboro
Johnston Memorial
Frankie Ann Bell
North Carolina Athletic Club
NCAC
Statesville
Spartanburg
S. C
Raleigh
Johnston Memorial Ymca
Charlotte
Charlotte Crew
High Point Swim Club
Lindgren
Lee Skidmore
Lucy Latimer
Peggy Hart
Ginny Gray
HPSC
Luray
Sandy
Pat Cline
Mary Jane Thomas
Ed Spencer
Frank Lea
Willie Bloom
Thompson Mann
Bob Mattson
Charlie Krepp
Tony Schiffman
Dave McIntyre
Spencer
Dick Fadgen
Mann
Dan Derby
Bobby Gray
College Star
Walter Sizemore
N. C. State
Sizemore
Charlotte Ace
Frank Nauss
UNC
State
Luray Lindgren
City Lake
Johnston Memorials
Queen City
Miss Lindgren
JMU
Swimming meet results highlight fast times and new records
In Charlotte 1959 meets, Susie Resseguie tops the women's 400 IM unattached with 6 18.1. Walter Sizemore leads the men in 400 IM and 200 free with record-pace times. Multiple clubs including Carolina Athletic Club and Spartanburg share top finishes across breaststroke backstroke and diving events.
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Susie Resseguie
Kathy Helfrich
Spartanburg
S. C
Mary Thomas
Charlotte
Lucy Latimer
High Point
Sandy Lindgren
Susan Groome
Lee Skidmore
Billy Joe Kiser
James Parrott
Ted Brown
Walter Sizemore
Ric Danielson
Raleigh
Willie Bloome
Carolina Athletic Club
Frank Lea
Carolina Athletic Clubs
Bruce Beiderbecke
John Harvey
Statesville
Frank Nauss
N. C. State
Susie Ressegale
Laura Clark
Chapel Hill
Sherrill Johnson
Pat Cline
Nancy Brady
Greensboro
Ann Jamieson
Luray Lindgren
Ginny Gray
C. Blackmore
S. Lashley
Dan Derby
Bobby Gray
J. Cahill
R. Way
H. Lane
Guy Criswold
Mari Nicholson
Mary Ann Creech
Virginia Lee Coffield
Jean Braxton
Page Ag Joanne Walsh
Thompson Mann
Paoletti
L. Redding
T. McKay
Ed Spencer
M. King
Mann
Charlie Krepp
Peggy Hart
G. B. Cecil
Lucy Latfimer
Bob Mattson
Chariie Krepp
Tony Schiffman
Betsy Glyn
Penny Taliaferro
Carol Brown
Karen Gil
Wright opens big lead in Milwaukee Women's Open
Mickey Wright shot a 2 over par 72 in rain to lead by four after 54 holes at Tuckaway Country Club. Wright stands at 212 with Mary Lena Faulk trailing. Judy Kimball and Joe Ann Prentice also sit among the top contenders as the final round approaches.
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Milwaukee
Mickey ‘Wright
Miss Wright
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Tuckaway Country Club
Judy Kimball
Joe ‘Ann Prentice
Land
Shireley Englehorn
Miss ‘Wright
Miss Prentice
Marilynn Smith
Kathy Cornelius
Feeeeneene
Ma Mickey Wright
Lena Faulkieneese
Jo Ann Prentice
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Barbara Romack Eeewnene
Gloria Armstrong Oteeanee
Sandra Haynie Ertevenee
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Norma Shookeharerevewes
Joyce Ziske Malison
Sherry Wheeler Cedsoreces
Carol Mann
Mary Mills
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Shirley Spork Peeeeeeerrer
Jackie Pungo , Seer
Betty Jameson Weeseeeees
United States Wins First Davis Cup Round Over Canada
In Cleveland the U S team swept the doubles to seal a Davis Cup victory after two Friday singles wins. Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston defeated Canada’s Francis Godbout and Don Fontana in straight sets 11-9 7-5 6-1, with Captain Bob Kelleher praising the tight, hard-fought match as the U S prepares to face Mexico City August 4 5 6.
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Cleveland
United States
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Canada
Francis Godbout
Don Fontana
Bob Kelleher
U. S
Mexico
Mexico City
Fontana
Dyna
McKinley
Godbout
Jon Ralston
Ralston
Three Way Tie For Golf Lead At Motor City Open
In Detroit Dave Ragan Don Massengale and Bruce Crampton moved into a three way tie for the lead at 201 after three rounds of the Motor City Open. Crampton bogeyed No 18 to drop from sole lead while Ragan and Massengale each shot 69 and 68 respectively to join him three strokes ahead of Goalby and Casper with 205.
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Detroit
Dave Ragan
Don Massengale
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Knollwood Country Club
Ragan
Massengale
Bob Goalby
Bill Casper
Goalby
Casper
Julius Boros
Pete Cooper
Doug Ford
Gay Brewer
Sun City
Fla
Teed Beeieee
Tobeons
Bruce Crampton Estrieee
Bobi
Bill Caspe
Tommy Jacobs
Dan Sikes
Dave Hill Tresses
Paul Harney
Butch Baird Pereeeeeenwetes
Don January
George Bayer
Bob Harrison
Walter Burkemo Oedeeenee
Bobby Nichols
Trevens
Jay Hebert Peeser
Sail Champs Victorious At Pasquotank River Regatta
ELIZABETH CITY N C AP Two current national sailing champions won opening races in the Pasquotank River Yacht Club regatta as fifty entrants joined sunny breezy conditions. Dink Vail of Norfolk VA the Jol ly boat national champion finished first and second in his class while Charles McCoy also of Norfolk current Hampton I champion earned a first and a second in his class Royce Garrett of Norfolk swept both Penguin class races with about to cover per race.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Pasquotank River Yacht Club
Dink Vail
Norfolk
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Liee
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Pat Earey
Fred Ruppenthal
N. C
North Carolina Athletic
Ace Aquamaid
Dick Swaim
High Point Enterprise
Wright
Dave Do’hara
Associated Press
Miss Berg
Gloria Armstrong
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Norman Shook
Miss Whitworth
Miss Shook
Mrs. Malison
U.S
Motor City
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