All-America football game lineup with Mira Trull duel set
Duke's Jay Wilkinson and others headline the East West All-America clash at War Memorial Stadium. Mira and Trull head strong West and East backfields with notable targets Lacey Kelly and Parks. Carolinas junior golf champ race also highlights Greensboro events as Thompson eyes Tech link and local juniors compete.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cisco 49Ers
National Foot
George Mira
Miami
Trull
Baylor
Houston Oilers
Amerio
Football League
Pete Elliott
Illinois
War Memorial Stadium
Wayne Hardin
Navy
John Michelosen
Pittsburgh
Bob
Devaney
Nebraska
John
Thel Bridgers
Faerie Moogaeey
California
gesBine
Hal Bedsole
Willie Brown
Sever Evening News
Mira
Mel Profit Boys
Carolinas
Florida
Ucla
Dave Parks
Texas
Tech
John Simmons
Tul
ABC
Jack Conisa
Cannon
Boston College
Tony Lorick
Billy Lothridge
Ducks New NCAA Track Champions
Oregon won the national NCAA track title led by Morgan Groth who set meet and collegiate records in the 1500 meters with 3 40.4. Archie San Romani Jr. placed second in 3 40.8 as Cal, Fresno State, USC and Oregon State trailed. The meet featured a record javelin injury and Villanova’s Wie Zwolak set a college and NCAA record in the 3000 meter steeplechase at :42.0.
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Jack Stevenson
Oregon
Associated Press
Ducks
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
San Jose
Cal
Lifornia
Fresno State
Southern California
Oregon State
Morgan Groth
Archie, San Romani Jr
Yesteryear
Villanova
Wie Zwolak
Lovelace Wins Langley Feature at Field Speedway
Gene Lovelace of Newport News outpaced Richmond's Red Foote to win the 50 lap Modified and Sportsman feature at Field Speedway in Hampton, earning $350 by a margin of about half a car. Doug Yates of Chapel Hill placed third, with Earl Moss and Bill Larah following. Ralph Rose of Norfolk also raced. Medlin won the opening heat with Tynsdall second, Moss then Yates and Lovelace captained the second heat.
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Hampton
Gene Lovelace
Newport News
Richmond
Red Foote
Foote
Doug Yates
Chapel Hill
N. C
Earl Moss
Creedmoor
Bill Larah
Norfolk
Ralph Rose
Pete Medlin
Poquoson
al Tynsdall
Moss
Yates
Lovelace
Bo Sherman Dies at 57 VMI Coach
Ellington University in Washington state reports the death of Bo Sherman 57 a longtime college football coach who led George Washington University and later Virginia Military Institute He coached GW s strong era and in 1958 posted a 7 1 1 record.
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Bo Sherman
VMI
Charlottesville
Va.s
George Wasl
Elllington University
Washington
Gene H
Bo) Sherman
D. C
Virginia Military
Sherman
University of Virginia
Ken Cops Open Meet With Subpar Victory Under Heat
The 21,998 yards course near the nation’s capital saw a strong finish by Ken Sherman the only player to break par across all four rounds (under 280 strokes). Heat reached 92 degrees in shade with 100 in sun as water jets cooled crowds and players. Sherman, an Ark. native, coached at Henderson State, Arkansas A&M, Nash ville high school, Oklahoma City University, and GW before WWII Navy service, survived by widow, daughter, son, and three grandchildren. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Bob Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Tavaut
Sherman
Danielle
Ark
Henderson State
Arrkansas
Arkansas A&m
Nashville, Tenn
Navy
Oklahoma City University
Bears Win Rowing Meet as Cal Dominates Varsity Final
California led early and held on to win the 2000 meter row, with Washington, Cornell, Princeton, MIT, and Navy following. The victory gives Cal its ninth IRA triumph under coach Jim Lemmon, buoying hopes for Olympic trials in New York.
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Princeton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Navy
California
Steve Johnson
Washington
Cornell
MIT
Golden Bears
Jim Lemmon
Lemmon
Orchard Beach Lagoon
New York
Top-Ranked Netters In Tournament At UNC Greensboro
Four of the country’s top colleges join the USLTA National Women’s Collegiate Tennis Tournament at the University of North Carolina Greensboro June 24-28. Julie Heldman and Jane Albert of Stanford lead a 58-player field from Massachusetts to California. Others include Alice Tym of Florida and Nancy Falkenberg of Mary Baldwin. Singles and doubles play will be held. defending champion Roberta Alison of Alabama is not entered.
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Greensboro
N. C
Massachusetts
USLTA
University of North Carolina
Julie Heldman
Ith
Jane Albert
Stanford University
Roberta Alison
Alabama
Noone Boats First Martin Off Oregon Inlet
MANTEO N C AP Frederick M Noone of Landover Md boated the season s first blue marlin from Capt Murray Cudworth s cruiser Mar T Moe at Oregon Inlet The fish weighed 435 1 pounds and measured 11 feet 2 inches Capt Freeman Stowe Twins II and Capt Lou Parson Seven each reported blue marlin catches Also anglers released a noted dolphin school up to 30 pounds and inshore bluefish fishing showed improvement
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Manteo
N. C
Frederick M. Noone
Landover
Canada
PPA National Championship Highlights Golfing Putt Off
About 400 Professional Putters Association members gather July 3 4 for the fifth annual National Championship with a 216 hole format and a $30000 purse Johnny Spotts leads past champions from 1960 to 1962 while Don Clayton forecasts a $100000 purse in coming years. The event features a quirky play style with bank shots English and a three player scorekeeping system.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press Sports
Columbus, Ohio
Professional Golfers’ Association
PPA
Don Clayton
Fayetteville
N. C
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Rogers Hornsby
Homer Young
St. Louis Cardinal
Ralph Dinals
Sapp
Augusta
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Laurinburg
Harvie Ward
Wineran
Salam
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Scott Appleton
Houston Lateade
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SweDrasna
Philadelphia Eagles
Lloyd Voss
Green Bay
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Vikings
Aye Wae VR Nanan Amwun
Joe Inman Jr
Jack Lewis Jr
Florence
58. C
CGA
Chuck Merriam
Charlotte
Martinez
Oragan
Lsuvam UL
Cyrol Burleson
Burleson
John Damien
Emporia State
Ben
Tucker
Robin Lingle
Missouri
Bob Day
Langley
Weena
Ken
Bears
Syracuse
Venturi
Washingself
Onondaga Lake
Cornet
Nell
California Star
Jack Burke Jr
Nietor
Palmer
China Lake
Calif
Air Force
Rye
N. Y
Shack
Frisship
Naval Ordnance
Jacobs
Lake
Noone
Martin
South Main Street
High Point
Archdale
Eauue
MIDAS
U.S
Eng
English Road
Neil Connor
Greenville
Lee Weldy
Savannah
Paul Garrison
Clayton
American Broadcasting Co
Royal
U.s.royal
Tire Service
Gatewood Ave
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