Big Four North State All Star Game Set For Monday
The North State Conference seniors meet the Big Four seniors in the Boys Home Invitation basketball game Monday. Vic Bubas of Duke coaches the Big Four with five players over 200 pounds and four at 6-6 or taller. Billy Wells of Lenoir Rhyne leads the North Staters who rely on speed with stars Don King and Rick Howe of Appalachian, Don Smith of East Carolina, Jack Boyd of Atlantic Christian, and Jackie Short of High Point. Other North State standouts include Horace Medford, Dick Knox, Bobby Atkinson, Ernie Oden, and Eddie Brake.
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Duke
Bubas
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Wells
Don King
Rick Howe
Appalachian
Don Smith
East Carolina
Jack Boyd
Atlantic Christian
Jackie Short
High Point
Horace Medford
Catawba
Dick Knox
Bobby Atkinson
Ernie Oden
Eddie Brake
Elon
Bob DiStefano
State
Dick Kepley
North State
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A Williams
Winston-Salem
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Portsmouth
Asheville
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Burlington
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Veved
Brooklyn
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Wake Forest
Doug Kistler
Wayne
All Star Game Records Compile 1959 1960 Basketball
A historical summary lists team records and individual highs from the All-Star game era. Key figures include North State and Big Four with points, field goals, free throws, rebounds, and fouls leaders such as Lou Pucillo, Dick Whitis, Dave Budd, and John Richter across 1959 1960.
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Big Four
Lou Pucillo
N.C. State
Dick Whitis
Lenoir Rhyne
Dave Budd
Wake Forest
John Richter
Lee Shaffer
Carolina
Wayne Cheek
High Point
Harvey Salz
Don Gallagher
Dickie Odom
Lenoir G Rhyne
Danny Sewell
Dave Jones
Western Carolina
North State and Big Four Face Off for Boys Home Funds
Standings for North State and Big Four show 1959 and 1960 results with North State 89 78 loss and 86 74 win. Proceeds from the contest support the Boys Home of North Carolina Inc. Jaycees aim to top previous two-year totals.
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North State
Big Four
North Carolina Duo Sets Semifinal in Four Ball
In rainy Camden South Carolina Bill Harvey of Greensboro and Horace Ervin of Kinston North Carolina advanced to the Four Ball semifinals by defeating George Pruitt and Dillard Traynham of Greenville 4 and 3. Also advancing were Harold Hall and Jimmy Pulliam of Columbia over L C Julian and Sam Marsh, and George Dowdy and C G Grant over Joe McCarley and Howell Whiteside. Semi final matchups were set for Harvey Ervin against Hall Pulliam and Dowdy Grant against Alexander Chapman with finals to follow Sunday.
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Camden
S.C
Bill Harvey
Horace Ervin
Carolinas Golf Association
Harvey
Greensboro
N.C
Ervin
Kinston
George Pruitt
Dillard Traynham
Greenville
Harold Hall
Jimmy Pulliam
Columbia
L.C. Juliam
Sam Marsh
Hall
Pulliam
George Dowdy
Charlotte
N. C
C. G. Grant
Joe McCarley
Howell Whiteside
Heath Alexander
Bobby Chapman
Spartanburg
E. C. Bryant
High Point
Jack Crist
Harvey-Ervin
Hall-Pulliam
Dowdy-Grant
Alexander Chapman
Goalby Stays Ahead by One Stroke in St. Petersburg
Bob Goalby fired a 4 under 67 to stretch his three round total to 196 and hold a one stroke lead over Ted Kroll and Gary Player in the ISt. Petersburg Open. Gary Player moved to 198 with a 64 while Kroll stood at 197 after a 66. Ten players remained within five shots as final round play looms for $2,800 top prize.
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Whitney Martin
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Bob Goalby
Ted Kroll
Gary Player
Jack McGowan
Goalby
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