Bubas faces four halftime worries as Duke wins ACC title
Duke coach Vic Bubas described four halftime concerns as his No. 1 ranked Blue Devils trailed Wake Forest before surging to a 68-57 victory to claim the 1963 ACC championship. Art Heyman led with 24 points and 11 rebounds, breaking Duke’s career scoring record.
Duke Blue Devils Rally to Defeat Wake Forest in ACC Final
In Reynolds Coliseum Raleigh Duke overcomes a 35 31 halftime deficit to beat Wake Forest 68 57 and claim the ACC title. Art Heyman 24 points Jeff Mullins 20 lead Duke while Dave Wiedeman leads Wake with 18. Duke advances to NCAA first round vs NYU or Pittsburgh.
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Wininger Leads After Midway In New Orleans Open
Bo Wininger, the defending champion, moved into a two stroke lead at 2 under par 138 through 36 holes of the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC. Billy Casper Jr. is two back at 140, with Palmer and Nicklaus each at 147, and Rosburg at 141 in a crowded leaderboard.
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College and Pro Basketball Results Flash Across Many Matches
AP reports varied scores from college and pro basketball across tournaments and leagues. Notable outcomes include Duke over Wake Forest in the ACC final, Kansas State beating Oklahoma State, Penn overtime over Cornell, and NBA teams such as Boston and New York posting high totals in Saturday action.
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ACC Committee To Meet In May On Maryland Campus
The Atlantic Coast Conference Executive Committee will meet May 23 at College Park Maryland for the 10th anniversary gathering. The committee voted to hold the annual meeting on the University of Maryland campus during the ACC basketball tournament.
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MSU Boiler Hisses As Alumni Warm Up For Season
In East Lansing a valve in a dormitory steam boiler near the practice field hissed loudly as coach Duffy Daugherty watched. He quipped to bystanders asking if the alumni were warming up for the new season.
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Mountaineers Clinch Southern Conference Title In Thriller
West Virginia upset bid by Davidson faltered as the Mountaineers rallied to win 79-74 in Richmond. WVU closed strong with 25-for-28 free throws, while Davidson sank all 10 of its late attempts. The victory earned WVU a NCAA first round date in Philadelphia March 11.
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Western Carolina Claims District 26 NAIA Title
Western Carolina defeated Lenoir Rhyne 64 to 56 in the District 26 NAIA final at Brevard to earn a trip to the NAIA nationals in Kansas City March 11 to 16. Jerry Wells tied the game late. Rod Thorn scored 22 and Tom Lowry 20 as the Catamounts edged the Bears and claimed the district crown.
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Mississippi State to Accept NCAA Tournament Bid
Mississippi State officials announced they will accept an invitation to the NCAA basketball tournament. The decision ends a prior rejection tied to an unwritten rule regarding Mississippi teams facing opponents with Black players. President D. W. Colvard made the statement.
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Grid Coaches Assail Rule Change
College football coaches debate the new unlimited substitution rule affecting the three unit system. They press concerns on timing, clock stoppage, and dual readiness while noting mixed views from leaders like Daugherty and Parseghian.
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Powell shoots 72 in Azalea Amateur golf opener
Raleigh Powell of Wilmington shot a one over par 72 to lead the first round of the Little Azalea amateur golf tournament at Wilmington. J W Kinder Camp Lejeune 74, Bobby Harrell and Rickey Berman Wilmington 77, four at 78, low nets 67 for F H Taulbee and Tom Buchanan. The top five gross earn amateur berths in the Azalea Open March 28 to 31.
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