Duke Devils Are Two Steps From Top In NCAA Run
Duke the No. 2 team and ACC champions reach the NCAA final weekend in Louisville. Heyman Mullins and teammates shine as Duke defeats NYU and St Josephs to reach the final, facing Loyola of Chicago.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
College Park, Md
Duke University
Blue Devils
YMCA
Louisville
Duke
New York University
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Hawks
Art Heyman
Fred Schmidt
NYU
Vic Bubas
Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Jay Buckley
Mullins
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
West Virginia
Rod Thorn
Thorn
Barry Kramer
Tom Wynne
St. Joseph’s
Kosaka Outpoints Gui zani In Bout At Kobe
Japanese pugilist Junya Kosaka age 140 defeats Rezgei Gui zani born 1362 in Tunisia by decision in Kobe Japan in a listed AP boxing result.
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Rezgei Guizani
Tunisia
Fifth Annual Boys Home Invitational Tip Off Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening at the HPC gymnasium the fifth annual Boys Home Invitational basketball game features seniors from the Big Four and the Carolinas Conference. Noted players include Wake Forest All-ACC guard Dave Wiedeman and Pfeiffer star forward Ted Blake, a Thomasville native, with the contest sponsored by the High Point Jaycees.
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High Point Jaycees
Duke Blue Devils Reach National Semifinals in Louisville
Duke fans greet the team at Raleigh Durham Airport after sweeping New York University and Saint Josephs to win the Eastern Regional. The Blue Devils head to Louisville for the national semifinals to face Loyola Chicago, with 250 tickets reserved for Duke personnel.
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Art Heyman
Young Raymond Floyd Wins St Petersburg Open in Miracle Finish
Raymond Floyd, 20, from Fayetteville NC, won the 25 000 St Petersburg Open by one stroke over Dave Marr. He totaled 274 after four rounds 67 71 67 69 with a final 274 to edge Marr 3 500 prize. Mason Rudolph and Tommy Bolt tied for third at 276.
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Fayetteville
N.C
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New Rochelle
N.Y
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Arnold Palmer
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Marr
Mason Rudolph
Lehigh Acres
Tommy Bolt
Palm Desert
Calif
Rudolph
Bowling Tourneys Continue in North Carolina Events
Leaders held ground in the ninth annual North Carolina State Handicap Bowling Tournament at Asheville for men, and Miss Mary Clark of Lenoir led after opening-round play in the state women’s event in Fayetteville. Fred Ringrose topped the all events scratch with 1926, Bracket leaders list P H Hanes Knitwear and others, Clark posted 611 scratch 692 handicap for best women’s singles, Isenhour and McGuire led women’s doubles, L N Royal Tire Service led team scratch 2503 handicap 3010.
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Associated Press
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Fayetteville
Mary Clark
Lenoir
Fred Ringrose
North Carolina
Oakland
Calif
P. H. Hanes
Winston - Salem
Doug Bridges
Jack Clontz
Wilmington
Harman Paynter
Jacksonville
Buzz Henline
Miss Clark
Geneva Bradshaw
Carolyn Isenhour
Jo Ann McGuire
Sanford
Faye Gay
Betty Womack
Durham
L&n Royal Tire Service
Charlotte
Duke and South Carolina Complete 63 Spring Drills
Duke and South Carolina finished spring football with intra squad scrimmages in drizzle. The Blue team defeated the White 20 to 19 in Durham with Stoltz Weidman and Drulis scoring for the Blues. In Columbia the first and fourth units beat the second and third 14 to 6 with Cur tis Aible Rosen and McCathern among scorers. Clemson concluded its second week with a separate scrimmage.
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Durham
Jerry Stoltz
Bob Weidman
Chuck Drulis
Blues
Mike Curtis
Dave Aible
Bobby Dean
Aible
Columbia
S.C
Marty Rosen
Jack McCathern
Joe Jowers
Clemson
Welch And Crist Capture Carolinas 4-Ball Title
Welch and Crist of Charlotte won the Carolinas Golf Association 4-ball title in Camden with a 2 and 1 victory over the Smith brothers of Gastonia after Crist's final approach on the 411-yard 17th hole. The pair had earlier defeated Harvey and Brady in 21 holes. The Smiths beat defending champions Morey and Bryant 2 and 1 in the other semifinal.
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S.C
Harry Welch
Jack Crist
Charlotte
Carolinas Golf Association
Crist
Welch
Smith Brothers
Gastonia
N.C
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Charlie Smith
Bill Harvey
Pat Foy Brady
Dale Morey
Morganton
E. C. Bryant
High Point
G G O Sets Qualifying in Greensboro Open
The Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament in Greensboro North Carolina will hold qualifying on April 4. The $35000 event runs April 11 to 14 at Sedgefield Country Club with Ken Folkes of Concord the sole exempt amateur.
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Greater Greensboro
Beavers are sleeper in NCAA final rounds
Cincinnati Duke and Chicago Loyola lead the final four with Oregon State set to meet Cincinnati in Louisville and Duke facing Loyola. Cincinnati won the Midwest regional 67 60 over Colorado while Oregon State beat Arizona State 83 65. Duke beat St Joseph’s 73 59 and Loyola beat Illinois 79 64 to claim their regionals.
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Sheldon Sakowitz
Associated Press
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