Lackey Repeats In Carolinas Handball Title Run
Lackey of High Point defends his Carolinas Four-Wall Handball crown by defeating Parnell Oraig of Charleston 21-7 21-10 in the singles final at the High Point YMCA. Benson Burnette and Charles Geilfuss of Charleston win doubles 21-3 21-13, while Dick Meisky and Otis Skipper claim Master Doubles 21-12 6-21 21-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Lackey
Carolinas
High Point
Benson Burnette
Charles Geilfuss
Charleston
S. C
Dick Meisky
Otis Skipper
Winston-Salem
Lackey
Parnell Oraig
al Clark
Charlotte
Burnette
Orving
Graham Morgan
Oraig
Bill Kuhn
Geilfuss
John Gamble
Raleigh Dingman
Clark
Gambel
Howell Lemacks
Meisky
Skipper
Joe Templeton
Louis Myers
Greensboro
Frank Leonard
George McCachren
Leonard
McCachren
Ben Bltjes
Edward Lockwood
TERPS Market and Area Track Meet Results
North Carolina and Florida athletes feature in a dense meet results list across non conference and freshman divisions. Dennis Patterson of Furman wins the one mile and Carmine Lunetta leads North Carolina in the two mile with new records noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
Jack Frazer
VMI
Jim Sinclair
Bob Lawson
William and Mary
Tom Heffner
Davidson
George Leach
Florida
Dave Segal
Kent Harris
Alan Turner
Scott Ferguson
Dick Newton
Duke
Randy Repass
Peter Compos
Clemson
John Reimels
Maryland
A. Higgenbotham
Virginia
Fulton Dukes
South Carolina
Tom Durham
Ed White
North Carolina
Mike McGinnis
al Caron
Julian Rainwater
Wake Forest
Sime
Gilbert
Lambert
Bob Vermillion
Jim Brown
Bob Fogle
Dick Sneer
Doug Tucker
John Belitza
Heath Whittle
Stewart Markley
Bill Jackson
Jack Waddell
Belitza
Carmine Luneftta
Art Market
Bob Waite
David Radford
Mike George
Hurdies
Fleetwood Loustalot
Charlie Cates
Henry Cronin
Richard Savage Willam
Mary
John Bailiico
Long
VPI
Bill Godwin
Gary Mead
Richard Ambrose
Dave Gatch
Dick Gesswein
Walt Samora
Olaf Creadov
Tony Torrice
Nelson McLoughlin
Gesswein
Mike Cole
Ed Leland
Don Smith
Jim Wynn
Gary High
Tommy Clark
Jim Bland
Joe Huffman
Steve Barnes
George Leonard
Martin
Vickers
Bill Jeffries
Ed Hart
Mike Negin
Maryland Wins Dual Tie For ACC Swim Title
Maryland edges North Carolina and N. C. State to force a three way tie for the ACC swimming championship after final meet scoring 128 to 125 for UNC and 103 for N. C. State. Harrison Merrill of UNC won the 100 yard freestyle in 48.9 seconds, with UNC claiming 1 2 in the 1650 free and Thompson Mann winning the 100 yard backstroke.
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Raleigh
Maryland
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Terps
N. C. State
Deter
Duke
Virginia
Wake Forest
Clemson
South Carolina
Harrison Merrill
Atlanta
Thompson Mann
Hickory
Frank Lea
Mike Bissell
N.C
Pete Fogarasy
Ed Spencer
Spencer Mann
Fogarasy
Ron Squiers
Bill Campbell
Pate Earey
Willis Casey
Campbell
North
Jerry Jennings
Jerry Morrow
Ernie Care
Johnny Davis
Kevin Gilson
Bill McGinty
Davis Robers
Dave Goodner
Merrill
Scott Smiley
Dick Paoletti
Smokey Ellis
Barry King
Pete Fogarlasy
Ted Lupien
Mike Schaeberie
Dan Derby
N. C.state
Pete Swift
Jerry Greenberg
Mike McMahon
Leon Thomas
N.C. State
Raoul Robinlard
Don Dunphy
Dave Fleming
Jim Harrison
Avis Roberts
Willie Bloom
Burlington Tops Myers Park In District Final
Burlington built a 26-24 lead early, extended to 49-42 after three, and stayed ahead to win 67-56. John Pitts and Jim Donnan scored 14 each, Mike Ray had 10, while Teddy DuBose and Stuart McKaig added 17 for Myers Park. The win gives Burlington a 19-4 season, final year for coach Fred Miller, who retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pitts
Jim Donnan
Mike Ray
Burlington
Teddy DuBose
Stuart McKaig
Myers Park
Fred Miller
Track meet results reveal Duke, Wake Forest dominance
University athletes from Duke Wake Forest Maryland and Virginia led events in sprints jumps and distance at the conference meet. Top finishes included Rod Stewart Duke and Julian Rainwater Wake Forest in field events and Gene Simpson VPI pacing the 820 yard and mile relays with new records noted for Furman and Maryland placements across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thigs
Wake Forest
George Kahle
Mike Stanley
North Carolina
Dan Braucher
N. C. State
Barry Trostel
Fleetwood Lons
Lalot
Furman
Alan Turner
Davidson
Dave Segal
Charles Oates
Florida
Doug Hinkel
William and Mary
Gene Simpson
VPI
Dave Tyler
Norm Radford
VMI
Bob Harris
Nat Ward
Don Armstrong
Pat Anderson
Fleetwood Lousta
Coane
Duke
Ed White
al Caron
Maryland
Jeff Stokes
Dick Ambrose
David Gatch
South Carolina
Mike McGinnis
Jack Hatchell
Ben McKinney
Bob Crombie
Doug Tucker
Bob Hubbard
Billy Gray
Chris Stauffer
Joan Prettyman
Dick Smith
Clemson
N.C. State
Greensboro Generals Blank Nashville 3-0 In Playoff Opener
Greensboro earns a playoff finals berth with a 3-0 win over Nashville Dixie Flyers as Jacques Monette posts a 10 save shutout. Ted Lanyon, Don Carter and Garry Sharp score with assists from Bobby Boucher, Don Davidson, Harvey Turnbull and Ron Muir. Marvin Edwards makes 35 saves for Nashville in front of 3,642 fans.
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Generals
Nashville Dixie Flyers
Gens
Charlotte- Knoxille Services
Charlotte
Knoxville
Monette
Flyers
Nashville
Lals
Greensboro
Bobby Boucher
Don Davidson
Don Carter
Garry Sharp
Harvey Turnbull
Ron Muir
Carter
Davidson
Sharp
Marvin Edwards
Haley Leads Carolinas PGA After Second Round Weathered Start
Wayne Haley of Martinsville Va birdied four of six early holes and held on through a late charge to post a 71 and the 36 hole total of 141. He leads a tight field including Furman Hayes Avery Beck and Sonny Ridenhour at 142 while Gene Hamm Mac Main and Al Smith sit at 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbern
N. C
Big Wayne Haley
Martinsville
New Bern Country Club
Furman Hayes
Gastonia
Avery Beck
Southern Pines
Sonny Ridenhour
Lexington
Gene Hamm
Raleigh
Mac Main
al Smith
Danville
Ernie Boros
Mid Pines
Joel Zarhardt
Spartanburg
S.C
Maurice Brackett
Haley
Hayes
Beck
Carolinas
Davis Love
Charlotte
New Bern
Wayne Haley
Joe Zarharat
Vic Calandriello
Troutman
Odd Ye Olde Indian Skull Trophy Wins Yearly Football Feud
Wittenberg University captured the skull trophy for the third straight season in the annual Ohio Wesleyan game. The prize was unearthed in Delaware during 1929 excavation for Selby Field at Ohio Wesleyan, reflecting the long standing trophy tradition in springfield Ohio.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Springfield
Selby
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