Thunder Bolt Leads Pensacola Open After 54 Holes
Tom Bolt of Crystal River, Florida, shot 4 under par 68 to finish 54 holes at 208 and hold a one stroke lead over Don Finsterwald of Tequesta in the $20,000 Pensacola Open. Furgol and Finsterwald each had late rallies, with Venturi posting the day’s low 66.
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Tequesta
Marty Furround
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Ill
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Miami
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Softball Leagues Open as City Seeks Sponsors
The High Point Parks and Recreation Department prepares for another softball season. Commissioner Jim Ellington has mailed sponsor questionnaires to choose leagues. Leagues include Sunday School, Industrial, Recreation, Women's, and a new Slow Pitch with flexible scheduling. Eligibility details available at Parks and Recreation offices.
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King Is Tabbed As Tops King Is Tabbed As Tops
George King of West Virginia was named Southern Conference basketball Coach of the Year in his freshman season. WVU led the league with an 11-1 mark and finished 23- overall as King edged Citadel’s Mel Thompson by 51 to 21 votes. He receives the Anton Foy Award.
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George Washington
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Harris Elected 4 A President
Dave Harris football coach at Charlotte Harding High School was elected president of the Class 4A Conference at its annual meeting in Greensboro. He succeeds Carroll King of Raleigh. Fred Miller of Walter Williams High School Burlington was named vice president and Paul Marklin of Fike High School Wilson was chosen secretary measurer.
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Raleigh
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Burlington
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Abner Haynes Tops AFL Rush Leaders In 875 Yards
Dallas Texan rookie Abner Haynes led the AFL rushing with 875 yards. Paul Lowe of Los Angeles had the best average, 6.3 yards, though Haynes and Lowe tied for nine rushing touchdowns.
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Hurlers Star In Grapefruit Loop Doubleheader
Detroit Tigers shut out Minnesota Twins 4-0 in Grapefruit League opener with Bruce and Aguirre holding the opponent. Larry Osborne led Detroit with a double and two singles. Cardinals beat Yankees 6-1 as Kubek homered but Thomas injured. Banks homered for Cubs in 8-1 win over Red Sox. Phillies top Braves 4-0 as Roberts, Sullivan and Green combine on shutout. Kansas City shells Drysdale for seven hits in four as A's win 6-3 under Perranoski.
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Senators Edge Kansas City B Team in Spring Opener
Washington Senators outslug the Kansas City B squad 7 to 5 in a spring exhibition at Pompano Beach. Pete Daley homered and doubled, Marty Keough added a triple and double, Chuck Hinton a triple, with Dewey Klaus and Bud Zippel adding doubles as 4,000 fans watched.
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Lawrence Tech tops NAIA stats led by Bradley 33.2 PPG
Lawrence Tech star Bradley averaged 33.2 points per game over 24 contests to pace NAIA scoring. Doane’s Gene Velloff was second at 29.8, while Carl Short of Newberry placed fourth at 28.7 as the national tournament nears March 13 to 18. Myron Taylor set a field goal percentage record and Virginia Union’s Jackie Jackson led rebounds. Oglethorpe’s defense allowed 48.6 PPG on a 20-3 mark.
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Sul Ross
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Basilio Edges Jordan In 10 Round Televised Bout
Basilio weighed 156 pounds and Jordan 151 1/2 pounds for a nationally televised ten round fight at the War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse New York.
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Carl Short Leads 1960 61 All State Basketball Team
Carl Short of Newberry and Gary Daniels of The Citadel head the 1960 61 All State team chosen by South Carolina sportswriters. Short posted a 28.6 point season and leads Newberry toward NAIA playoffs Kansas City. Daniels and Short each earned 123 points of 125 possible.
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Westminster, Northern Michigan Lead NAIA Basketball Tourney
Westminster College of New Wilmington Pennsylvania is seeded No 1 and Northern Michigan College of Marquette is No 2 in the NAIA tournament opening Monday. Newberry College star Carl Short leads the regular season scoring with 28.7 points per game.
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