Duke Faces Michigan in NCAA Semifinal Showdown
Duke's Blue Devils, praised as a possible all time ACC powerhouse, defend a top ranked defense as they meet Michigan in the NCAA semifinals in Kansas City. UCLA and Kansas State square off in the other semifinal with the final on Saturday in Memorial Auditorium.
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YMCA Tourney Continues With Tripleheader Lineup
The YMCA Invitational in the local Y runs through March 28 with three games tonight. Flaming Swords of Lexington faces Lowder Supply Co. of Thomasville in Class B boys, Linthicum Concrete meets Boots Shop of Lexington in Class A girls, and Globe Furniture plays Midway Metal of Burlington in Class C boys. Sonny Baker of Sanford scores 37 as EAC High Point beats Mills Home 53 to 41 in another opener where Mills Home late rally falls short.
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Golf swing speeds and hand velocity
In swinging a golf club the head can reach about 120 miles per hour while the hands move at 30 mph or less. The contrast highlights how clubhead speed governs distance more than hand speed.
Big Four all stars meet Carolinas Conference seniors in charity game
The sixth annual Boys Home Invitational basketball game pits nine Carolina N C State Wake Forest and Davidson players against Carolina Conference seniors at Alumni Gym High Point College. Proceeds go to Boys Home of North Carolina Inc. at Lake Waccamaw.
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Don Donoher Named Dayton Basketball Coach
University of Dayton officials announced Don Donoher as the successor to the late Tom Blackburn as head basketball coach. Formal approval pending, the decision was confirmed though identities were kept secret, with Donoher already hired the previous year and having filled in during Blackburn’s hospitalization for lung cancer before the 1963 44 season.
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High Point Enterprise Page 2 B Dramatic March 17 1964
A compact page 2 section from the High Point Enterprise dated Tuesday March 17 1964, featuring brief local notes, schedule items, and community notices in a mid century newspaper tone.
HPC Panthers edge Campbell 3 2 in season opening
High Point College baseball started the 1964 season with a 3 2 non conference win over Campbell College. Bill Lea earned the win with a squeeze bunt producing the decisive run in the bottom of the sixth. Harold Moose Larry Dunn Roy Greenwood Bob Harris and Charles Craver each had two hits for HPC. Dave Willard started, Lea relieved for the decision, and Dave Whitlock finished on the mound.
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Former UNC Tennis Ace Named Pro in Knoxville
Dell Silvia, 33, ex UNC tennis star and captain of the 1952 1953 Tar Heel teams, has been named manager and pro at the Knoxville Club. He recently worked as tennis pro at Carolina Country Club in Raleigh and turned pro in 1958. His brother Bruce starred for the Tar Heels in 1959 61.
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Wildcats Happy They Aren’t Rated By AP
Kansas State, the lone unranked semifinalist, prefers no high national rating as coach Tex Winter explains. UCLA, Michigan and Duke sit in the other semifinals with no title history in this NCAA. Kansas State aims for television Saturday at 9 p.m. CST after a 22-5 season and Big Eight/Midwest Regional titles.
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Philadelphia at Los Angeles
A scheduled matchup features the Phillies traveling to face the Dodgers in a marquee National League game. Cadillac pitching and batting orders are set for a competitive evening at the ballpark.
Boxing results from cities across the United States
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results with bouts in Philadelphia Detroit Miami San Francisco and Fresno. Notable outcomes include George Benton stopping Ernie Burford, Sonny Banks KOing Lee Batts, Skeeter McClure stopping Tommy Payne, Scatterhawk Dixon decisioning Joe Nardi, Paulie Armstead outpointing Bobby Scanlon, and Gade Terronez outpointing Isaac Logart.
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Jockey Johnny Rotz Wins Three at Aqueduct Opener
In New York AP report jockey Johnny Rotz rode three winners at Aqueduct’s opening program. Rotz won with Tri Quest at 8.30, Foreign Land at 7.00, and Cactus Kid at 13.80 in successive races.
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High Point Central Bison Open 1964 Baseball Season
The High Point Central High Bison baseball team opens their 1964 season at 4 PM against Thomasville High School in Thomasville. Coach Joe Myers leads an 16 game non conference slate before Central 4-A play begins with matchups against Grimsley Page and Reynolds among others. Eight major league clubs have working agreements with California State League teams.
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