Comets edge in final to claim championship title
In a tense final, Ronnie Winslow of Asheboro pinned North Mecklenburg's James Garrison in 39 seconds of the third period to seal the championship, sparking jubilation at the Asheboro bench. Thomasville and Appalachian also chalked up strong showings with multiple finals and consolation wins.
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Comets
Ronnie Winslow
North Mecklenburg
James Garrison
Asheboro
Jim Hurst
Appalachian
Steve Gabriel
Mack Critcher
Joe Moore
New Bern
Danny Graves
Burlington
Mike White
Myers Park
Paul Jackson
Thomasville
Royce Carroll
Doug Hadder
Kemp Ferguson
Jimmy Richardson
Floyd Ahve
Max Murrow
High Point
Max Dennis
Hank Boyd
Jimmy Holmes
Mike Butefish
South Mecklenburg
Rodney Prevatte
Everette Early
Marion
Tim Sprachey
Fred Lee
Salisbury
Bruce Philemon
Elvin York
Cal Hoge
Jacksonville
Jimmy Hensley
Dalton Owens
Greenville
Jimmy Whitmer
Goldsboro
Donald Yetton
Mike Oliva
James Wiley
Thurman Johnson
Tony Smith
Thurmasville
Baker Edmiston
Sandy Shaw
Jerry Trachtenberg
Roger Oxford
Kinston
Gray Hulin
Ronald Wallace
Bob Boyd
Burl Moss
Jim Simpskins
Grenville
Joe Nesser
Phil Champan
Alton Johnson
Appalachaan
Bobby Hanner
Charles Chrisco
Henry Taylor
Harrison Smith
Lanny Sartain
Jeff Jefferay
Danny Sartin
Howard Reeding
Ricky Leggett
Woody Mitchel
Richard Pascoe
Bill Murray
Greensboro
Rodney Perratte
Paul Evans
Tim Spradhey
Mike Traxier
South Mecklensburg
Tommy Brazier
Ashesporo
Jesse Swaim
Randy Boggs
Donald Yelton
Bob Hastlings
Larry Lurber
Clyde Huff
Vaughn Daggenhart
Sandy Snow
Harold Daves
Buddy Storie
Robert Matheson
Buri Moss
Phil Chapman
Buddy Stokie
Floyd Rhue
United
Yankees Triumph as Haddix Allows Late Rally in Detroit
Detroit faces setback as Pittsburgh defeats the Tigers 9 to 8 in a game lined by late runs. Nolive pitched the final three innings for New York, while Haddix starts for Pittsburgh and Jones takes the loss. Leppert, Nee man, and Golich contribute offensively for Detroit, with Fox and Brown also in the mix.
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Nolive
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Haddix
Olive
Neeman
Leppert
Jones
Golich
Foytack
Fox
Brown
L—Jones
Allen's 10th inning homer lifts Twins past Royals in exhibition
Bernie Allen, a $50 000 bonus baby from Purdue University, hit a one out home run in the 10th inning to give Minnesota a 4 3 exhibition win over Kansas City in Orlando. Bob Colligan started for KC as Manning earned the win for Minnesota.
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Orlando
Fla
Bernie Allen
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Purdue University
Allen
Bob Colligan
Twins
Minnesota
Kunkel
Sanders
Colligan
Sullivan
Bryan
Kratick
Moore
Stange
Manning
Battey
W— Manning
L—Colligan
Jiminez
Cubs win fifth straight in Mesa with Brock and Hubbs homers
In Mesa Arizona the Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Red Sox 5 to 1. Rookie Lou Brock and Ken Hubbs hit back to back homers to pace the Cubs. Pitchers Schnell Smith Tillman Ellsworth Schandevil and Thachner contributed as Chicago secured the Cactus League victory.
Hal Smith leads Colt 45s past Angels 12 7 in Arizona
Houston rookie Hal Smith drove in four runs with a double and a triple to spark a 12 7 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in Apache Junction Arizona. Bo Belinsky took the loss after walking six as Houston built seven runs in the first three innings. Felix Torres homered for Los Angeles and Jim Fregosi added a triple and two singles.
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Apache Junction
Ariz
Hal Smith
Houston Colt 45S
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Texans
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Fleix Torres
Los Angeles
Angel
Jim Fregosi
MDNA
James
Spring
Averrillz Stone
Johnson
Griffin
Smith
Jonson
L-Belinsky
Jorres
Giants Edge Indians in opening day preview game
In Casa Grande a San Francisco Giants lineup preview beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Harv Kuenn led off with three on base events including two singles and a walk and scored two runs for the Giants under manager Alvin Dark.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Harvey Kuenn
Gridiron Club mocks Kennedy and Glenn at Seventieth Dinner
The Gridiron Club held its 77th annual white tie dinner at the Statler Hilton with President Kennedy in attendance. A night of satirical skits lampooned Kennedy and Glenn while poking fun at Goldwater Nixon Rockefeller and Romney and featuring parodies of Cuba Cairo and space flight. Charles L. Bartlett and Alvin Silverman were inducted as active members.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John H. Glenn Jr
White House
Statler- Hilton
Robert F. Kennedy
Secretary of Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Sen. Goldwater
Gridiron
Julius Frandsen Jr
United Press International
Pres
Charles L. Bartlett
The
Chattanooga Times
Alvin Silverman
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Athletics Prospects Given Free Transport for Enrollment
The document lists cases where prospective and enrolled athletes received cost free transportation to the university or between homes and campus. It notes transport for enrollment, during vacations, and to summer job sites as part of recruitment practices.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Tain
Ireland Shows Its New Look On St Patrick Day Parade
Dublin staged a brighter St Patrick's Day with an industrial parade themed Ireland Can Make It. Fifteen bands and numerous floats passed the government stand as Sean Lynch saluted, while crowds of about 150000 lined the route amid sunny skies.
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Dublin
Ireland
General Post Office
Commerce
Sean Lynch
Liffey
O'Connell Street
St. Patrick's Day
Congo
Limerick
Europe
Sean Lemass
Glad She Helped
A brief item notes a figure nicknamed Glad aiding a local effort in High Point. The short report lists no dates beyond the 1962 reference and mentions community involvement without detailing events or people.
Soviet Election Seen As Quiet Formality In Russia
In Moscow the Soviet Union prepares for a Sunday general election with near total turnout expected and a single pre selected candidate per district. The process involves unions and factories advancing candidates, with voting guided to resemble a democratic act while real choice remains limited.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
India
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Moscow Soviet
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