UNC Hires Jim Z Caelan To Succeed Big Jim Tatum
The University of North Carolina named 39 year old Jim Z Caelan to succeed the late Jim Tatum. He signed a three year contract rather than a one year interim deal, avoiding an outside coach and aiming to establish continuity within the Carolina system. Hickey faces the dual challenge of filling Tatum’s shoes and meeting the ghost of Sunny Jim.
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PGA Meet Boasts Fine Field at Minneapolis Championship
The 1959 PGA Championship opens in Minneapolis with a strong field and a top course at the Minneapolis Golf Club. Don Finsterwald defends as one of the season’s best layouts is praised for its depth and prime condition. Gene Littler and Bob Toski comment on the tight fairways at the 17th and the overall challenge.
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Minor League Results From Recent Games
Salt Lake City defeated Vancouver in 2 1. second game went 10 innings 2-1 and 1-2. Phoenix at Spokane ended 5-5 and 4-7. South Atlantic League results show Charlotte 4 Jacksonville 2. Asheville 11 Gastonia 5. Macon 0 Savannah 5. Knoxville 1 across scheduled contests.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Mount Prospect Women’s Open in Dramatic Finish
Betsy Rawls captures the $6,500 first prize with a 5 under par 291 at Mount Prospect. She beats Mickey Wright by one stroke after a late bogey on the final hole. Fay Crocker places third at 293, with Louise Suggs and Beverly Hanson nearby. Betsy’s win comes as Richard Hauff faces a costly setback promoting the event, signaling possible changes next year.
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Junior Age Group Swim Meet Draws 396 Entries
Nearly 400 swimmers entered the two day Jun ior Age Group meet at City Lake Pool. Action opens Friday at 1 p.m. with heat races and finals at 7 p.m. Saturday features heats at 9 a.m. and finals at 3 p.m. Teams include High Point Raleigh Charlotte Ft Bragg Salisbury and more.
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Yawkey orders infield shakeup for Red Sox
Boston owner Tom Yawkey and GM Bucky Harris moved to overhaul the infield after a farm call from Minneapolis. Jim Mahoney to start at short, Pumpsie Green to second, Pete Runnels to first. Don Buddin benched. Earl Wilson used in relief then possibly as starter.
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Shrine Bowl picks Eutsler and Moore as head coaches
CHARLOTTE AP Bill Eutsler of Rockingham and James A Slick Moore of Greenville S C will coach the North Carolina and South Carolina high school seniors in the 23rd Shrine Bowl game on December 5. Eutsler has 112 wins 3 ties and 33 losses in his career. Moore has 66 wins 6 ties and 29 losses in ten years at Senior High.
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Aparicio Delivers Speed Power For White Sox
Luis Aparicio the 25 year old shortstop stars for Chicago with a string of stolen bases, totaling 21 as a rookie, 28 in one season, 29 the next, and 31 so far this year. He rarely gets caught, only eight times, and his fielding earns high praise from peers as perhaps the greatest shortstop.
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Jim Hickey Named UNC Grid Mentor
Jim Hickey, 39, was named head football coach at the University of North Carolina succeeding the late Jim Tatum. The Hampden-Sydney College alum will earn 12000 dollars annually on a three year contract and plans no staff changes. He praised the Tar Heels as the best team since he joined the staff and noted a tough 1958 schedule including Clemson Notre Dame NC State South Carolina Maryland Wake Forest Tennessee Miami Virginia and Duke.
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Defending Champ Sidelined By Vet
Harvey Rice of High Point 60 defeats defending champion Paul Crawford in the Colonial Country Club golf tournament second round. Rice survives a shaky start to win 1-up in 20 holes and advance to the third round amid other second round results and upcoming matchups.
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Boxing Roundup Fights From Across the Nation
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