Northwest Guilford Wins District 2-A Title Over Trinity
Northwest Guilford defeated Trinity 61 to 57 to claim the District 2-A basketball championship. Postgame comments focused on officiating and pairings, with coaches criticizing the tournament setup and the single-referee reliance, as many officials were not present for official games.
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Bob Fulp
Trinity
Fulp
Bulldogs
Northwest Guilford
Central Davidson
Southeast
Allen
Chapel Hill
Ian Wilson
Guilford Conference
Greensboro Association
Chuck Hartman
Bill Wright
Central Carolina
Wilson
Five Nominated For Golf Award By Carolinas Writers
Five prominent golfers from the Carolinas are nominated for the annual golf award by the Carolinas Golf Writers Association. Julius Boros Raymond Floyd Walker Cup members Harold Kneece and Davis Love are among the contenders. The winner will be announced at an upcoming Greensboro banquet after votes are tabulated.
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Grand Bahamas
Bermuda
Carolinas
Onjlotte
CGWA
Greensboro
N.C
Boros
Raymond Floyd
Fayetteville
Floyd
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton'ternates
IBA
Scotland
Harold Kneece — Aiken
S.C
Iba Named U S Olympic Basketball Coach
Henry Hank Iba, longtime Oklahoma State coach, was named head coach of the U S Olympic basketball team for the Tokyo Games next October. Olympic Committee chair Russ Lyons said an assistant coach would be chosen after trials at St John’s University in New York.
Childress Atkins Top Vikings In Big Victory
Northwest Guilford rallied from a 14 point halftime deficit to beat Trinity Bulldogs 61 57 in the District 5 2A playoffs at Central High. Garfield Apple scored nine points including three in the final stretch as Northwest erased a 47 46 advantage to take the lead with 7 33 to play and held on for the win advancing to the state playoffs next week in Winston Salem at alg gym.
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Paul Shinn
Northwest Guilford
Trinity
Bulldogs
Central High
Vikings
Yes
Alg
Winston
Alem
Garfield Apple
Northwest
Hite
YAT Tittle Sets NFL Passing Crown in 1963
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle won the NFL passing title for 1963, leading in completions percentage and touchdowns, securing the team passing crown. Michigan guard Cazzie Russell starred in college action with a late rally, while Johnny Unitas led the league in completions and yardage.
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Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Giants
Iowa City
Towa
Michigan Wolverines
Ike
Tittle
Michigan
Michigan State
Ohio State
Columbus
Wolver
Purdue
Johnny
Unitas
Baltimore
Aanen
Ball Ted
Sharm Schelnermatt
Nat
Cazzie
Russell
Bill Buntin
Vermes
Colts
Northwest Vikings rally past Trinity in tournament thriller
Northwest held off Trinity 58-57 as Randy Hunter sealed it with three late free throws. Four Vikings reached double figures led by Oscar Childress with 17. Logan White led Trinity with 24 points and 20 rebounds in a high scoring semifinal, as Northwest switched to zone to contain White. White praised as tremendous by coach Roger Nelson, with Apple’s third quarter shooting noted as pivotal.
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Logan White
Bob Hill
White
Hill
Trinity
Bulldogs
Northwest
Greg Clodfelter
Vikings
Roger Nelson
Bubas Heads Easter Seal Campaign in NC
Clarence Whitefield announces Vic Bubas Duke University basketball coach as 1964 Easter Seal campaign chairman for North Carolina. Bubas, Gary Indiana native and State College graduate, leads effort aiming to raise $200,000 in the state.
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Clarence Whitefield
North Carolina Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Vic Bubas
Duke University
North Carolina
Bubas
Gary
Ind
State College
Whitefield
North Carolina Society
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