YMCA Cagers Honored At 14th Annual Awards
The YMCA Men's Club held its 14th annual awards for Midget League basketball. Duke coach Vic Bubas spoke. Celtics coach Wray Brower and Bud Sechrest received runnerup awards. Knicks coach Dean Tester and Arnold Osteen earned trophies. Sportsmanship honors went to players across leagues with Bubas assisting.
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Jerry Allen
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Jimmy Neely
David Saffit
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Gary Harris
John Miller
Richard Price
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Harold Johnson
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Vance Massey
Lakers
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Tommy Bruce
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Marty Cagle
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Kevin Parker
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Mark Hutchens
Warriors
Doug Whitson
Six Berths Left In NIT
NEW YORK AP Six more berths remain to be filled for the 16 team National Invitation Tournament starting March 13 at Madison Square Garden. Army leads in defense with 52 points allowed per game this season in a 19-5 record, as additions include Manhattan Duquesne Utah Georgetown and Miami of Ohio among the six teams joining the field.
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Rupp Questions Poll After Kentucky Beats Auburn 102 81
Kentucky defeats Auburn 102 to 81 as Dan Issel scores 43 points to lead the Wildcats past the Tigers. John Mengelt adds 29 for Auburn, with Henry Harris 14 and Bill Alexander 13, but UCLA remains atop the AP poll. Coach Adolph Rupp questions the ranking after the loss.
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Thomasville Faces Concord in Hunt for Conference Final Berth
Thomasville Bulldogs host Concord High Spiders at Thomasville Senior High Gym at 8 15 p m aiming for a South Piedmont Conference tournament finals berth. Bulldogs seek rebound after two regular season losses to Concord. earlier first round featured Kannapolis.
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Bulldogs edge Pirates as late shot lifts Burlington to lead
In a tight game the Bulldogs grab a final four seconds lead after Rudy Brown’s 10 foot jumper. Earlier Carl Porter hit two late free throws to lift Smith over Dudley in OT. Team plans taller lineup with Collins at center and Currie at guard as two winners advance to Thursday finals and the 4 A state tournament at Grimsie Gapneen next week.
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Ford team roars into $90,000 race with driver swaps
Bennie Parsons will pilot a Ford owned by L G De Witt while Richard Brickhouse shifts from Dodge to a 1970 Torino owned by Tom Pistone. Other top entries include Bobby Isaac, Buddy Baker, Charlie Glotzbach, Bobby Allison, Richard Petty, Pete Hamilton, and James Hylton in a varied field for the NASCAR Grand National event.
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Buddy Baker
Charlie Glotzbach
Bobby Allison
Plymouth
Richard Petty
Pete Hamilton
James Hylton
Richmond
Bills Acquire Center Frank Marchlewski From Saints
Buffalo Bills obtain center Frank Marchlewski from New Orleans Saints in exchange for a future draft pick. Saints had earlier acquired him from Los Angeles in an undisclosed future draft choice.
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Pro Cage Results NBA Monday Evening Scores
Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 118 to 110. Philadelphia visits Milwaukee while San Francisco plays New York and Los Angeles hosts Atlanta. Chicago meets Phoenix and San Diego plays Seattle. Wednesday schedules include Los Angeles at Baltimore and San Francisco at Boston among others.
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Castles Takes Early NASCAR Grand National Point Lead
Neil Castles of Charlotte tops the Grand National standings after a fifth in the Richmond 500, reaching 374 points and three top ten finishes in four races. Bobby Isaac runs second with 347, followed by Dave Marcis 338, LeeRoy Yarbrough 318, and Richard Petty 317.
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Andrews poised after win as Madison-Mayodan tops Graham
Graham opened a 10-4 lead before Madison-Mayodan tied 10-10 and traded leads. Charlie Bryant scored 23 for Madison with Worth Pearson 19 for Graham as Andrews' bold talk proves costly to opponents. Semifinal showdowns set with Reidsville Northwest Guilford and Morehead Southern Alamance on Wednesday. Finals Thursday.
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Ferndale Girls Dominate Grimsley Junior Varsity
Ferndale Junior High girls closed their basketball season with a 26 to 7 win over Grimsley junior varsity. Pam Kerr led Ferndale with 11 points as Grimsley was held scoreless in the second and third quarters. no Grimsley player topped two points.
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Denton Opens Class A Postseason With Stoneville Clash
Denton of the Central Carolina Conference begins Class A district playoff action by facing Stoneville in the opening round at 7 p.m. The game marks the start of postseason for both teams.
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Toy Cannon Still Wages Holdout Over Pay Rise
Astros star Jim Wynn and two other regulars remain unsigned as spring training opens. Wynn seeks a raise to 61000 dollars, while Tommy Davis and Larry Dekker also delay. Dodgers sign Don Sutton and Len Gabrielson. Perez returns to Reds. Mantle joins Yankees camp as batting instructor.
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Paul Christman Dead At 51 Former Missouri All American
Paul Christman died Monday of a heart seizure at Lake Forest Hospital in Illinois at age 51. He earned All American honors as Missouri quarterback from 1938 to 1940 and joined the Chicago Cardinals Dream Backfield that won the NFL title in 1947. He later became a well known television football commentator in the 1960s serving as a color man for AFL and NFL games.
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