Winners at AAU Swimming Meet Highlight Day One
The Carolinas AAU Senior Open opened at City Lake pool with standout performances. Raleigh’s Pete Fogarasy dominated the men’s 200 meter butterfly while High Point’s Lucy Latimer won the women’s backstroke, and Fort Bragg’s Susie Resseguie claimed the women’s freestyle title as photographers captured the day’s action.
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City Lake Pool
Pete Fogarasy
Raleigh
N.C
Lucy Latimer
Latimer
Susie Resseguie
Fort Bragg
Raleigh UNC girls disqualified in medley relay dispute
The Raleigh UNC team disputed a morning medley relay disqualification, claiming the timer's ruling and referencing AAU rules on disqualifications. Despite the protest, the team retained second place while High Point dominated several events led by Lucy Latimer and Mary Ann Creech. Pate Fogarasy and Susie Resseguie each won two events, with Fogarasy breaking records in butterfly and breaststroke.
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Fadgen
High Point
Karen Gill
Greensboro
Ginny Gray
Gerry Buck
Aquamauts
Mary Ann
Golf-tournament results reveal tight rounds and close finishes
Charlie Smith of Gastonia advances in a Carolina Golf Association event as rivals Harold Barnes and Bill Williamson fall. In first round battles, George Toms edges Jack Crist over 20 holes, while J D Farr Jr wins a 20 hole duel. Bobby Edgerton and Randy Watkins post early wins as pools narrow to quarterfinal pairings.
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Larry Mull
Morganton
Dave Smith
Ken Lavengood
Perry Carver
Gastonia
George Toms
Jack Crist
Charlaite
J. D. Farr Jr
Don Hedrick
Lexington
Buzzy Bosinger
Harold, Barnes
Bill Williamson
Charlotte
Harry Welch
George Pruitt
Greenville
D.C
James Belton Jr
Pete Tufts
Edward Pell
Frank Brooks Jr
Siler City
Bobby Edgerton
Reid Tull
Salisbury
Clay Felts
R. F. Taylor
Eddie Honeycutt
Mooresville
Walter Summerville
Carolina Golf Assa
George Toma
Durham
Larry McSpadden
Virgil Weathers
Shelby
bin Harvey
Greenboro
C. Y. Robbins
T Up
Bhf Womack
Florence
Sam Marsh
Ro i. McDonald
Dave Soin
Gastonean
James Robinson
Charles Horne
Gartory
Jim Collins
Southarn Line
Roger Litte
al Fit Gerald
Typ Vatter Sumerville
Chariothe
Kath Cailins
Gragns
Doro
Mooresvile
Billy Jne Patton
Margaeton
W. C. Belton Jr
Gasforig
Larry Pullen
Charleston
John Robertson
Iue
Charles Furman
Charles Long
Gane’ Lookabill
Jerome’ Baughman
Kopar Littie
Charing Horne
Felty
Billy Womack
Bill Harvey
Heles
Pam
Charita Smith
Buddy Baker
Buzzy Bast Inger
Stu Kennedy
Marty Welch
Pete Tuft
Buddy Watkins
Bily Womack
Roger Little
Billy Jan Paltor
Gene Lookabill
Palmer Narrowly Saves Par at British Open Round
Palmer faced a risky lie on a hillside at Birkdale with an out of bounds fence nearby. He chose a wedge and threaded a 40 foot shot to within 18 inches of the cup, saving par amidst anxious fans. The British Open leaders and scores are reported from Birkdale with multiple players listed.
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Palmer
Birkdale
England
Neaders
Arnold Farmer
Dal Rees
Wales
ED Dry
Cyristy O'Connor
Ire
New Calas
Kel Nagie
Eric Browm
Scotland
Peter Thomson
Australia
Southpaws Carolina Benefit From National Tournament
Southpaws Carolina will benefit from the National Tournament expanding to 256 golfers. An estimated 6M outsiders will visit the North State for weeklong side trips for players and families to see industries and scenic spots. Contestants and families will view Nort Carolina industries as eligible amateurs. contestants must be paid members and all shots must be played left handed.
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Caolina
OS North
Industries
Scenis
Nort Carolina
Anysumateurs
NALG
Stewart Wins Midseason Race at Hickory Speedway
Pee Stewart of Statesville won the midseason championship stock car race at Hickory Speedway in North Carolina after surviving a crash on the 66th lap driving a battered 1935 Chevrolet.
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Hickory. N.C
Pee Stewart
Statesville
Hickory
U S Teams Shine as Multiple Wrecks Haunt Race Day
In a frenzied 100 lap event under tough weather, U S drivers led early before late wrecks marred the program. Gennadii Solodov won the walk event in 1 hour 39 minutes 20.4 seconds, with Witold Kree and Yury Zakharov among top finishers. Ken Floerke, John Gutknecht, and Nick Kilt posted strong runs despite chaos as 27 starters remained.
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Stewart
Yuri Bastaré
Karinov
Tom Sagani
New York
Gennadii Solodov
John Moreland
Columbus
Ohio
Witold Kree
Russia
Ken Floerke
Cay
Kansas City
Yury Zakharorov
Jol- Clem Lie
Hickory
Lembit Birsecond
Ralph Thomas
Bus
John Gutknecht
Poland
Newton
Nick Kilt
Cinginnall
Red Shield Title Tilt Scheduled
The American and National League All Star teams from the Red Shield VFW Teener Baseball League will play Friday July 21 at 5 oclock in the High Point College diamond to see who will represent High Point in the VFW Teener State Championship in Greenville NC July 25 27. The winner advances to Gastonia NC for the Southern Area championship August 1 2. Coaches from the American and National Leagues met at the Jocal Boys Club Wednesday night to pick the AA Star teams carrying the High Point banner into State play. American League reps include Exchange Club Gary Holland Larry Hill Keith Conner Mercury Club Bobby Hill Dave Mowery Logan White Fred Meridith Junior Hill Rotary Club Mike Wagoner Barry Cook Lions Club J C Morgan Mike Tucker Steve Carter American Business Club Larry Coffey Larry Jones Elks Club Billy Bean Eddie Edwards David Sherrell. National League reps are VFW 619 Larry Craven Jimmy Finch Ernie Newton Rob Garrett Braxton Culler Andy Reese Jaycees Dale Jones David Cook Paul Kindrey Kiwanis Kermit Blair Reggie Lowe Ted Haas Civitan Jerry Cook Randy Brown Pirates Larry Haynes Wayne Carter Jimmy Comer Giants Frances Gaude.
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High Point College
High Point
Greesville
N. C
Gastonia
M. C
Jocal Boys’ Club
Exchange Club
Gary Holland
Larry Hill
Keith Conner
Mercury Club
Bobby Hill
Dave Mowery
Logan White
Fred Meridith
Junior Hill
Rotary Club
Mike Wagoner
Barry Cook
Lions Club
J. C. Morgan
Mike Tucker
Randy Brown
Pirates
Larry Haynes
Wayne Carter
Jimmy Comer
Giants
Frances Gaude
Seymour Dominates National Rowing Championship Sculls
Seymour Cromwell of Riverside Boat Club Boston won the U S singles sculls title at the 87th National Rowing Championship on the Schuylkill. Detroit Boat Club led the Josus H Barnes Club Trophy race with 58 points as nine events were set for Sunday with crews from Vesper and Undine Barge Club also contending.
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Philadelphia
Semour Cromwell
Riverside Boat Club
Boston
U. S
Detroit Boat Club
Josus H. Barnes
Cromwell
Dave Wilmerding
Vesper
Dave ‘Knight
Cornell University
Chuboffi
Ted
Nash
Lake Washington
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
Commissioners
Big Ten
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Schuylkill River
Educat Undine Barge Club
Philadel Jtion
Fachphia
Seattle
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Buffalo
New York A. C
St. Katherine of
Canada
Stanford
Calif
Riverside of
University Barge Club of
Potomac of Washington
Bachelors of Philadelphia
Penn A. C
Colleges Ready To Hit Back In Bribe Scandals
CHATHAM Mass American colleges mobilize to confront a major basketball bribery scandal. Administrators pursue five fronts including federal crime legislation, athlete warnings, stricter control of players and officials, studying bribe takers, and NCAA reform plans to be presented before autumn term. Leaders like Asa Bushnell Walter Byers voiced calls for leadership and unified action as investigations identify players and schools tied to bribes.
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Chatham
Mass
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Asa Bushnell
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
N.C.A.A
Colorado Springs
NCAA
Frank Hogan
New York
Byers
Hogan
Associated Press
College leaders react to growing sports scandal
Paul W Brechler of Mountain States says many unknowns complicate action and urges affirmative steps. Thomas J Hamilton of Western universities calls the problem serious and outlines procedures with coaches and administrators. James H Weaver of the Atlantic Coast Conference expects discussions to yield worthwhile precautions. Lloyd P Jordan of the Southern Conference stresses institutional cooperation with agencies and the NCAA. Norvall Neve of Missouri Valley compares it to a past scandal and focuses on preventing a recurrence. Emil L Larson of Border Conference cautions against guessing and expects a proper outcome.
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Paul W. Brechler
Mountain States
Thomas J. Hamilton
James HH. Weaver
Atlantic Coast Conference
Lloyd P. Jordan
Southern Conference
NCAA
Norvall Neve
Missouri Valley
Emil L. Larson
Border Conference
McKinley Cup Wins Tennis in Davis Cup USA
In St Louis Chuck McKinley of St Louis and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield beat Miguel Olvera and Eduardo Zuleta of Ecuador 6-1 6-2 7-5 to win the American Zone final in the Davis Cup. The Ecuador duo offered little resistance to the powerful American pair.
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St, Louis
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Alst
Miguel Olvera
Eduardo Zuleta
Ecuador
United States
Washington Calls Up Infielder Johnson from Rochester
The Washington Senators promoted 25 year old infielder Bob Johnson, the league leading hitter from Rochester, to Syracuse via the International League. Johnson hit .340 with 65 RBIs and 117 hits, adding 15 homers, five triples and 17 doubles.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Bob Johnson
Fren Rochester
Ron Stillwell
Sttar
Syracuse
Johnson
Senators
Rochester
College athletics faces integrity concerns across conferences
NCAA support stressed education for players, coaches, and schools to avoid temptation. Responses from Big Eight, Big Ten, SEC and ECAC emphasize reviewing past scandals, improving spectator control, and enforcing rules on special consideration for athletes amid anticipated federal legislation.
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Uun
NCAA
Howard Grubbs
Southwest Conference
Reaves EB. Peters
William R. Reed
Big Ten
Bernie Moore
Southeastern Conference
Asa Bushnell
ECAC
Miata State
Y all Come II wins Solomons Regatta B stock hydros
J Bert Walls Jr of Norfolk Virginia drove Y all Come II to victory in the B stock hydros class at the 21st annual Solomons Regatta in Solomons Maryland. Doug Temple Jr of Scotland North Carolina won the B utility stock outboard aboard Dug-out, with Restless driven by G Bridgeman of Jefferson Rapids North Carolina finishing second in B stock hydros.
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Solomons, Md
J. Herbert Walls Jr
Norfolk
Douglas Temple, Jr
Scotland
N.C
Restless
G. Bridgeman
Jivanoke Rapids
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