NYU to Meet Pitt in NCAA East Tripleheader
NYU led by Barry Kramer and Happy Hairston faces Pitt in the NCAA East first round as West Virginia meets Connecticut and Princeton clashes with St. Joseph's. Duke has a bye and awaits the NYU-Pitt winner in the regional semifinals.
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New York University
Barry Kramer
Pitt
West Virginia
Connecticut
Princeton
St. Joseph's
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St. Joseph
Kramer
Happy Hairston
NYU
Dave Roman
Brian Generalovich
Husky
Roman
Bob Timmons
Panthers
Violets
Mountaineers
Rod Thorn
Ed Slomcewski
Uconns
Bill Bradley
Hawks
Jim Lynam
Tom Wynne
Bradley
College Park
Art Heyman to be honored at ACC basketball awards
Art Heyman of Duke will receive the AP national Player of the Year at the ACC awards night on March 26 in Asheville. The Land of the Sky Touchdown Club sponsors the banquet which also honors ACC Coach of the Year Vic Bubas and names the All-Conference team: Heyman Mullins Cunningham Brown Wiedeman.
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N.C
Art, Heyman
Duke
Associated Press
Land of the Sky Touchdown Club
Vic Bubas
ACC
Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Billy Cunningham
Larry Brown
North Carolina
Dave Wiedeman
Wake Forest
Guy St. John Leads ABC Singles Class
Guy St. John of South Bend Ind led the classic singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament after a weekend of rapid exchanges as the event progressed in Buffalo New York.
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Guy St. John
ABC
Buffalo
N.Y
South Bend
Ind
Ayers Loses In Finals In Split Decision
Charlie Ayers a 119 pounder from North Charleston South Carolina, one of three Carolinas AAU fighters, lost the national boxing meet final in Utica New York by a split decision to Jerry Lott of New Orleans. A sharp third round right hand seemed decisive. Ayers had earlier defeated Richard Koeson of Natal South Africa, a pre fight favorite, en route to the final.
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Charlie Ayers
N. Charleston
S. C
Utica
N. Y
Jerry Lott
New Orleans
Ayers
Richard Knoeson
Natal
S. Africa
Knoeson
Baseball Scores From The Citrus Circuit Night Results
Scores show Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 2 St. Louis 2 New York N rain call Boston 5 Chicago N 2 Los Angeles A 4 Holl wind call Cleveland 6 San Francisco Baltimore 7 New York A Detroit 10 Minnesota 5 games include 8 wings darkness and 11 rings. Cincinnati 1 Chicago A innings Los Angeles N 4 Milwaukee New York N 7 St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 0 Boston 12 Chicago N 2 Houston 7 Los Angeles A 4 San Francisco 10 Cleveland Baltimore 5 New York A Minnesota 4 Detroit 1 Washington 7 Kansas City Today’s games listed
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Holl
Cleveland
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Philadelph Clearwater
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Washington
Kansas
Petersburg
Minnes
Orlando
Fort Lauderdale
Philadelp
American League L. .Pet
Peewee
Steen
Werner
Charlie Dark Shines in Pinehurst Senior Golf Event
Charlie Dark and partner William Wrenn from Siler City upset Charlotte’s William Terrell and William Yates to reach the Pinehurst Country Club No. 2 championship quarterfinals. They face Lloyd Beatty and Willard Wood Jr. in the next round as other matchups feature Gardner Dickerson, Malcolm Thorp, James McAlvin, Thomas Robbins, Bruce Coffin, Egon Quittner, Donald Cooke, Benjamin Kreffert Jr, William Anderson, Joseph Remin, E Russell Jones, and Harry Saxman.
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N.C
Charlie Dark
Dark
William Wrenn
Siler City
Charlotte
William Terrell
William J. Yates
Lloyd G.beatty
Glen Ridge
N.J
Willard B. Wood Jr
Summit
Pinehurst Country Club
Gardner Dickerson
Shelter Island Heights
N.Y
Malcolm Thorp
Oreland
James McAlvin
Thomas C. Robbins
Bruce Coffin
Marblehead Neck
Mass
Egon S. Quittner
Jenkintown
Donald Cooke
Baltimore
Benjamin F. Kreffert Jr
Southern Pines
William S. Anderson
Williamsport
Joseph F. Remin
Akron
Ohio
E.russel Jones
Wilmington
Del
Harry S. Saxman
Latrobe
Paschal 2nd Junior Wins Hillsboro Short Track Thriller
Johnson edges Paschal by four seconds in a 150 mile short track race at Hillsboro. Johnson drives a 1963 Chevy with a late pit under caution and earns 1550 dollars as Plymouths suffer miscues and crashes. Richard Petty and Jim Paschal finish behind with Paschal stating he lacked horsepower to overtake Johnson. The field of 23 included Joe Weatherly and Floyd Powell in 1962 Plymouths as Lee Petty prepares 63 models for Atlanta.
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Junior Johnson
Rhonda
N. C
High Point
Jim Paschal
Paschal
Lee Petty
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Johnson
Chevy
Daytona Beach
John Rutherford
Spartanburg
S. C
Asheville-Weaverville
Atlanta
Richard
Weaverville
Lgas
Petty
Lever
Joe Weatherly
Joe
Jim
Bobby Issacs
Slater
Floyd
Powell
Plymouuths
Paschale
Hayes Wins Carolinas PGA Championship By A Stroke
Furman Hayes of Gastonia narrowly beat Avery Beck of Southern Pines by one stroke at the New Bern Golf and Country Club. Hayes and Beck were tied entering No. 17, Hayes finished with a 212 total, earning $500. Beck won $400 with a 71. Wayne Haley finished third at 215, taking $325.
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N.C
Furman Hayes
Gastonia
Avery Beck
Southern Pines
Carolinas
Hayes
Beck
New Bern Golf and Country ‘Club
Wayne Haley
Martinsville
Gene Hamm
Durham
Mack Briggs
Winston-Salem
al Smith
Danville
Joe Zarnhardt
Spartanburg
S.C
Hampton Auld
Wilmington
Chuck Alexander
Rocky Mount
Mac
Eesees Southern Pines
Joe Zarhardt
S. C
Hamton Auld
Wimt
Mac Main
Sonny Ridenhour
Lexi
Ernie Boros
Mid Pines
Lawrence Cook
Alley Glenn
Oaring Gap
Jim Riggins
Mour Johnson Afb
Joe Worrell
Charlotte
Ned Jessup
Greens
Terry Atkins
Leaksville
Tommy Card
al Goodrich
Wetese
Mal Jernigan
Jacksonville
Aubrey Apple
Allen Jay Club Starts State 1-A Play Tonight
Jamestown Allen Jay opens a state 1-A basketball run, facing Aycock of Orange County in the District 5 tourney first round at 7 pm. The Jaybirds earned the 1-A berth via the Guilford County Conference plus co-champions status and loop tournament champions. Northwest Guilford competes in 2-A District 5 at Reynolds High in Winston-Salem beginning Wednesday.
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Allen Jay
Jaybirds
Aycock
Orange County
Guilford County
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the Birds
Winston-Salem
Reynolds High Gym
Knudson Seagram Cup Victory Highlights Caribbean Golf Tour
George Knudson earned 2550 dollars in Jamaica Open earnings, with 2000 of that from Seagram Cup as Caribbean tour concluded at Caymanas. He tied seventh at 283 after a Sunday final round. John Barnum captured the tour title with 274, 1200 prize, and 1100 for third went to Ron Thomas. Glenn Hall marked Chicago Black Hawks season with 490 straight games.
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Jamaica
George Knudson
Caymanas
Knudson
Toronto
Big John Barnum
Glenn Hall
Chicago Black Hawks
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Billy Warren
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A. £. Madaris
Green Cove Springs
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Richard Turner
A. B. Asbill
Reavis Memorial
Clyde H. Tucker
Knightdale Avenue
Preston L. Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Brunswick, Georgia
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Henry Napier
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Ron Thomas
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