Delany Sets Indoor Mark At Knights Of Columbus Meet
Ron Delany broke his own indoor mile record with a 4 01.4 clocking at the Knights of Columbus Games in New York. Al Lawrence of Houston lowered the two mile mark to 8 46.8. Hayes Jones won the 60 yard hurdles in 7.1 seconds amid a controversy over Elias Gilbert’s semifinal disqualification. Gilbert and Pratt were involved in the dispute with starter John Tomasko.
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ton-Salem
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Bud Foster Quits Wisconsin Basket Ball Post
Bud Foster resigned as Wisconsin men’s basketball coach after 25 seasons and will join the faculty as a professor. The Badgers finished 3-18 overall and 1-12 in the Big Ten this season. Foster, 12 year veteran and former Big Ten coach, leaves with a 265-266 career record and conference titles in 1941 and 1947. his successor is not named.
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Cage Scores From Associated Press Recap
In the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament Michigan State defeated Ohio 93 76 while Michigan beat Minnesota 66 68. Rhode Island topped Brown 75 68 and North Carolina State overwhelmed North Carolina 80 56.
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Intruder damages transformer at Reynolds Coliseum
An intruder tore a transformer switch during the NC State NC ACC game at Reynolds Coliseum. Lights went out for four minutes and play was suspended about ten minutes as officials worked to restore power after the vandal forced entry by breaking a door.
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Quantico Doms All-Marine Basketball Team Named
A Quantico dominated All-Marine squad was picked to represent the Marine Corps in two national tours this month. The team will compete at the NAAA Tournament in Denver March 16-21 and at the Armed Forces Tournament at Mitchell Air Force Base New York March 26-28. The roster includes Bob Kessler of North Carolina State and a Cherry Point, N C member. The Marines depart Quantico Road Springs for a week of practice before the NAAA event.
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North Carolina State
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UNC Falls to NC State in Atlantic Coast Conference Tourney
Reynolds Coliseum hosts a tense ACC tournament showdown where NC State defeats North Carolina. Coach Everett Case unveils a new defense that stuns observers, while UNC hails its four senior players for strong efforts in the semifinal loss and Duke awaits the next game.
30 Teams Enter Gold Medal Basketball Play
High Point YMCA announces a deadline extension through Monday to avoid excluding teams as 30 or more entries flood in. Class A girls include Fleet Tire Co and Salisbury based Row an Nurses while boys divisions show entries from Brake Service Winston-Salem and High Point College linked squads. The 10 day tourney runs March 21 with finals set for March 20 and 21, awards include team medals and sportsmanship trophies.
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Louisville
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Wolfpack Triumphs 80 56 Over Tar Heels In ACC Final
NC State, banned from NCAA play, led from start to finish to beat North Carolina 80 to 56 for the ACC title. Bates, Pucillo, MacGillivray, and Stepovich starred as Richter led rebounding with 12. UNC used many subs amid a disrupted finish and hopes for Tuesday’s NCAA meeting with Navy.
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