Red Shield Boys Club tourney crowns multiple Carolinas champs
In High Point College action the Red Shield Youth tournament crowned Anderson South Carolina Gastonia North Carolina and Greenville South Carolina champions in Junior Intermediate and Senior divisions. Anderson upset Greenville 24-15 to claim Junior title while Gastonia beat Durham 35-31 for Intermediate and Greenville edged Gastonia 54-52 for Senior. semifinals saw Durham Adams and Winston-Salem reach finals with varied scores and standout scorers across divisions.
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S. C
Greenville
Gastonia
Durham
Bolds
Weymouth
Steve Walters
Icky Jackson
Winston - Salem
Ferrell
Mize
Winston- Salem
Winston -Salem
Allen
Moore
Adams
Nixson
Winston-Salem
Morgan
Simms
Foust
Greensboro
Wilkes
Budd Flies to 6.0 in IC4A 60 Dash Twice
Frank Budd of Villanova sprinted 60 yards in 6.0 seconds in both heat and final at the IC4A meet in Madison Square Garden. He beat Dartmouth's Garry Ashworth and matched an indoor era flat time previously reached by Herb Carper and Roscoe Cook. Budd holds a 9.2 100-yard dash and noted the 6.0 mark skeptics once doubted. Coach Jumbo Elliott lauded his extraordinary speed after the two 6.0 runs.
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Budd
Villanova
Madison Square Garden
Garry Ashworth
Dartmouth
Herb Carper
Roscoe Cook
Carper
Dortmund
Germany
Pittace
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Cook
NCAA
AAU
International Amateur Athletic Federation
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Ben Johnson
Jumbo
Jim Elliott
Tyronne Pannell
Manhattan
Frank Tomeo
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Gold Medal Tourney Announced at High Point YMCA
The annual High Point YMCA Invitational basketball tournament runs March 19 to 31 with three boys divisions and one girls division. Class A includes college and semipro players, Class B industrial leagues, Class C high school seniors. Entry is $15, deadline Wednesday noon.
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College
YMCA
Ken Yarborough
Saturday basketball scores from Associated Press
Purdue edged Michigan 77 to 75 while Ohio State defeated Indiana 90 to 65. St. John’s beat NYU 70 to 58 and Oklahoma State won 63 to 62 after two overtimes. Eastern Hockey League semifinals saw Clinton 3 Greensboro 1 in a tied series, Knoxville 3 Philadelphia 2, and Johnstown 5 New Haven 0 with series updates.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Indiana
Mindy
Northwestern
Towa
Wisconsin
St. John’s
NYU
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Clinton
Greensboro
Knoxville
Philadelphia
Johnstown
New Haven
Chase High Girls edge Thomasville to win WNCHSAA title
Chase High School defeated Thomasville 53 to 42 to claim the Western North Carolina High School Activities Association championship. Jane Waters led Chase with 21 points while Emily Werner paced Thomasville with 16. margins grew from 15-9 after one period to a 53-42 final.
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West
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Rutherford County
Thomasville
Bulldogettes
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Pauline Byers
Brenda Beatty
Emily Werner
Priscila Rutherford
Janice Lewis
Taylorsville
Qrtvremereit
Beatty
Rutherford
Waters
Werner
Byers
Lewis
Norvell
Britt
Fisher
Cox Henley
Matheny Wood
Davidson
Beshears
Wick
Records Tumble In Indoor Games
Maryland's Terps win the ninth ACC Indoor Games with 61 points, NC ranks second, Duke and Clemson strong, multiple NCAA style records fall including Jerry Nourse winning the one mile and two mile and Duke's John Belitza and Wesley King among record setters. Furman leads non conference with 53 points and freshman division also sees new marks.
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N. C
Maryland
Terps
Jim Kehoe
North Carolina
Clemson
Duke
South Carolina
Virginia
N.C. State
Wake Forest
Furman
Florida
VMI
Citadel
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Davidson
Jerry Nourse
Wayne Bishop
John Belitza
Wesley King
Dave Sime
N.C
Dick Gesswein
Dave Graham
Harvey Henry
Walter Samora
Fred Whittmore
Dave Coates
Billy Gambrell
Dan Upton
Bill Croom
E. Cater Leland
John O‘bannon
Tommy Clark
Jim Bland
Dick Estes
George Leonard
Bob Stevenson
Duke Jeffrey Mitchiner
Rein Harkema
North Carolinas
Tom Caughman
Bland and Estes
Charles Little
Mike Folk
Robert Bennett
Scott Brent
Donald van Reenan
James Wynn
Donald Gilbert
Neil Goldstein
Guy
Mark Wells
Jerry Stover
Unc
Bett Everett
Bob Hart
Don Stauffer
John Prettyman
Jim Hamrick
Gil Faccio
Hurdies
Charlie Bradshaw
Kenneth Knowles
Carl Hendrix
John Garten
Carmine Lunetta
Bob Bennett
David Turner
Louis van Dyke
Richard Smith
Tom Glass
Heath Whittle
Barrie Tiedemann
Belitza
Marvin Pixton
Dave Sihme
Roy Dunkelberg
Jack Kelly
Douglas Adams
Mervland
Chapel HiLt
Taernaries
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Bob Molets
South
Poole Terrace
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Wendell Kernodle
Donald Smith
Avery Nelson
Carl Poole
Thomas Sherer
Steward Corn
Haskell Tison
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Richard Calgaro
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E. J. Crown
Don Wann
Andrew Heiskell
Edwin Hoeck
Michael Cole
John Hemmer
Carlina
Dennis Patrick
Gilbert
Lambert
Bob Fogle
Ed Bury
Walter Maguire
Bob Hubbard
Milton Bauquess
Ramsey Thomas
Melvin Woodcock
Richard Towns
Donald Boyer
J. H. Nichols
Guy Harper
Edwin ‘Hoeck
Don Gilbert
Rodney Lambert
Greensboro
Pete Bracken
Charles Vickers
Dennis Patterson
Thad Talley
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High Point YMCA director Dick names All-Star basketball team
High Point YMCA director Dick announced the tournament All-Star team. Named players include Bob Dunbar and Kirk Stuart of High Point, Tim Smothers and Gerald Mitchell of Mayodan, and Don Griener of Raleigh. All-Star players received individual trophies.
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High Point
Sanders Maintains 3 Stroke Lead At Pensacola Open
Doug Sanders shot his third straight 67 to hold a three stroke lead at the Pensacola Open. Don Fairfield and Paul Harney matched him at 67 with Billy Maxwell, Weaver, and Nichols close behind. Palmer slipped to joint third while Sanders faced a final round bid after a 32 on the front nine and an eagle on No 6.
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Phillies Move Negro Players From Clearwater Hotels
Philadelphia Phillies relocate five African American players and officials from the Jack Tar Harrison Hotel in Clearwater to the Rocky Point Motel after local hotels refuse to house them. GM John Quinn cites NAACP picket pressure and says daily drills at Jack Russell Stadium are unaffected. Wes Covington commutes from his own home in St Petersburg.
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Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Jack Tar Harrison
Rocky Point
Howard Franklin Causeway
John Quinn
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Phillies
Jack Russell
Ruben Amaro
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Ted Savate
Marcellino Lopez
Wes Covington
St. Petersburg
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