High Pointer From Vermont Heads to NCAA Ski Championship
Robert D. Lutz of the University of Vermont, captain of the ski team, travels from High Point North Carolina to Squaw Valley California to contest the ninth annual NCAA Ski Championship March 22 24 He earned his berth by winning the Eastern Intercollegiate downhill at Norwich and will race in both the downhill and slalom Lutz seeks the remaining points to advance to an A classification continuing a rising career amid 100 top intercollegiate skiers.
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Sonny Grandelius Fired as Colorado Football Coach
Sonny Grandelius, 31, was dismissed by the University of Colorado after a regents report found numerous Big Eight and NCAA rule violations. The board voted 5-1 to terminate effective March 1 with a leave of absence, citing deliberate wrongdoing and a breach of university integrity in overseeing payoffs and secret funds.
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Clemson Boss Warns Tigers To Brace For ACC Race
Clemson coach Bill Wilhelm enters his fifth season with a strong returning lineup led by catcher Dave Lynn and righty Damon Vincent. ACC teams open play this week with Clemson visiting Georgia, Duke hosting Dartmouth, and North Carolina State, Wake Forest, and Maryland plotting early schedules as Virginia and Maryland delay starts.
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Jack Smith Wins St. Patrick’s 200 at Savannah Speedway
Veteran driver Jack Smith won the first St. Patrick’s 200 at Savannah Speedway on a fast 1 41.45 lap average 58.967 mph. Cotton Owens finished a near lap behind in a Pontiac, with Joe Weatherly, Curtis Crider and Rex White also placing in the top five as NASCAR stars run on the clay oval before 7,000 fans.
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Wildcats Edge Pfeiffer 8-5 to Open Davidson Season
Davidson Wildcats defeat Pfeiffer 8 to 5 in their 1962 season opener. Tom Hamilton earned the win after three innings of relief as Pfeiffer pitchers issued 10 walks. Tom Whitley delivered a two run single and key runs came with bases loaded.
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Wildcats Repeat As 4-A Champions In Narrow Final
Wilmington led throughout and held off Rocky Mount’s Blackbirds 42-40 to win the North Carolina 4-A state title. The Wildcats earned their third straight and sixth in seven years under Coach Leon Brogden, aided by 16 of 21 free throws. Greensboro Whirlies defeated Burlington 70-59 in the consolation.
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Uelses Snell Win Indoor Titles in Tokyo Meet
John Uelses the U S Marine vault winner at 15 feet 1 inch fell short of his 16% mark at Boston while Peter Snell the outdoor mile record holder posted 4 06 7 in his first indoor mile Both edged rivals as Ralph Boston qualified for the long jump final with 7 4 and high jump appeared at 6 feet 8 inches
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Mike Souchak To Defend GGO Title
Mike Souchak, veteran golfer, prepares to defend his Grand Golf Open title at Greensboro North Carolina. The event draws competitive field and regional interest as the champion seeks to repeat his success.
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Boynton Leads St. Pete Open By Three Strokes
Frank Boynton of Corpus Christi kept his edge in the St. Petersburg Open at Lakewood CC with a 69 in round two to reach 134 after 36 holes. Doug Sanders carded 69 to 138, tying for third with Gordon Jones and Buddy Sullivan as winds gusting to 25 mph affected scores.
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