Big Four North State All Star Basketball Coaches Named
McKinney of Wake Forest and Ruth of Catawba will coach the Big Four seniors and the North State seniors in a fund raiser game at High Point College gym Monday night. notable players from Carolina, Wake Forest, NC State and East Carolina participate. 17 station network will carry the broadcast with Penfield and Bill Smith on site.
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Catawba
Carolinas
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North State
Jim Gudger
Western Carolina
High Point College
Boys Home
North Carolina, Inc
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Harvey Salz
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Ken Norman
Coastal Plain
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Add Penfield
WBIG
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Duke
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Bill
WSOC
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WATA
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WGTM
Wilson
WGNC
Gastonia
WOOW
Greenville
HPC Soph Named All Stars Queen
High Point College sophomore Yvonne Vaughn of Mount Airy will reign as Queen of the All Star Game when the North State Conference All Stars meet the ACC Big Four All Stars Monday night. A High Point cheerleader and former Homecoming Queen, Vaughn is known for campus involvement and athletic event support.
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High Point College
Mount Airy
ACC
Yvonne
Morland and Beaty Nominated for NAIA Olympic Trials
Jackie Moreland of Louisiana Tech and Zelma Beaty of Prairie View A&M are the first two named to the NAIA Olympic trials basketball squad. The pair join 10 others for the Denver trials set March 31 to April 2, selected by the NAIA Basketball Committee. Moreland, 4 foot 8, averages 18.1 points and 15.1 rebounds per game this season. Beaty, 6 foot 8, is a leading rebounder with 22.9 per game over 19 games for Prairie View.
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Louisiana Tech
Zelma Beaty
Prairie View A. & M. College
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Prairie View
UNC Baseball Clinic Set for April 2 at Emerson Stadium
The second annual University of North Carolina High School Baseball Clinic is scheduled for Saturday April 2 with sessions beginning at 10 a.m. in Emerson Stadium Chapel Hill NC.
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N.C
University of North Carolina
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Elorde Chases World Title in Manila Showdown
Gabriel Elorde seeks a second world title bid against Harold Gomes in a 15 round junior lightweights bout at Areneta Coliseum Manila. Gomes holds a 48 52 record with 25 knockouts while Elorde brings 54 19 KO 15 1 70. Crowd of 23000 expected as odds favor Gomes 2 to 1.
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Philippines
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Providence
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Areneta Coliseum
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Saturday AP
Chicago edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 15 innings while Kansas City defeated Los Angeles 8 to 3. St Louis beat New York 5 to 1. Detroit topped Washington 8 to 6. Baltimore overcame Pittsburgh 5 to 2. Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 2 to 1. San Francisco won 11 to 8 against Cleveland. Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 4.
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Duke Falls to NYU 74 59 in NCAA East Regional Final
Duke Blue Devils failed to seize the early lead as NYU Violets dominated with sharp shooting and rebounding to win 74 to 59 in the NCAA East Regional final. Bubas lauded a great season despite the loss while Lou Rossini praised NYU’s adjustments and accuracy in the key moments.
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Maryland captures its 4th straight indoor track title
Maryland won eight events at the ACC indoor championships in Chapel Hill NC, led by Bill Johnson and Dick Estes and Bjorn Andersen who set records in the high jump and pole vault. The Terrapins totaled 80 points, while North Carolina followed with 30 and Duke with 28.
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NYU Violets defeat Duke in NCAA regional final at Charlotte
NYU led by Tom Sanders 22 points and 16 rebounds toppled Duke 74 to 59 at Charlotte Coliseum to claim the Eastern Regional title and a trip to San Francisco. Kistler and Youngkin led Duke with 20 and eight rebounds as the Blue Devils struggled against NYU size and accuracy.
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Lakers Edge Pistons 113 112 in Western Playoff Opener
Jim Krebs a 20-foot basket and Elgin Baylor final free throw with seven seconds left gave the Minnesota Lakers a 113-112 win over the Detroit Pistons in the opening NBA Western Division playoff game. Baylor scored 40, Leonard 19, Larusso 18 led the Lakers. Howell 29, Dukes 26, Shue 21 led Detroit. A deciding game two is set for Minneapolis with a possible third in Detroit next week.
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Cubans to Norfolk in possible Havana transfer
A plan seeks to invite Havana of the International Baseball League to play its home games in Norfolk if Cuban U S relations allow a temporary transfer for the Havana franchise.
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Mountaineers clinch third in East Regional with 106 100 win
West Virginia defeated St Josephs 106 100 to secure third in the NCAA Eastern Regional as All American Jerry West collected 37 points and 16 rebounds. Lee Patrone added 23 points and West Virginia surged from a 59 51 halftime deficit to prevail in a high scoring finish.
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