HPC Opens Baseball Season At Home Versus Frederick Lions
High Point College kicks off the 1963 baseball schedule at HPC athletic field with veteran righthander Larry Nolan on the mound against Frederick College. Nolan led HPC in 1962 with eight wins and one loss as Coach Chuck Hartman shifts to a committee due to early season conditioning. Ray Grant backs Nolan as catcher, with Lewis Moose Greenwood Silver infield and Kemp Grant Frye Harris in the outfield as the Panthers defend last year’s 14 12 record.
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Larry Nolan
High Point College
Panthers
HPC Athletic
Nolan
Frederick College
Lions
Chuck Hartman
Hartman
Grant
Jamestown
Wayne Lewis
Harold Moose
Roy Greenwood
Joel Silver
Larry Dunn
Dave Kemp
Jerry Frye
Bob Harris
Roy Grant
Lewis
Moose
Greenwood
Silver
Kemp
Frye
Harris
Gold Medal tourney opens second night with three Class C boys games
The Gold Medal basketball tournament at High Point YMCA Gym continues with Home Drug Store vs Marietta Paint at 7:00, Kayser-Roth vs North wood Curb Market at 8:15, and Archdale Manufacturing vs Teeters Sheetrock at 9:30. Opening night saw Chicken Thief beat Greensboro Spartans 58-51 in overtime. Brook Cove beat Men's Den 50-26 in girls play. and Dixie of Lexington beat Men's Den 81-57 in boys action.
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High Point Ymca
Home Drug
Marietta Paint
Kayser-Roth
Northwood
Archdale Manufacturing
Teeters
Greensboro Spartans
Brook Cove
Dixie
Lexington
Detroit Declared US Olympic Bid Leader for 1968
The USOC affirmed Detroit as the leading American candidate to bid for the 1968 Olympic Games. Governor George Romney and Mayor Jerome Cavanagh led the delegation amid internal battles and international competition from cities including Mexico City Buenos Aires Vienna Lausanne and Lyons. Detroit outlined a 3 tier stadium plan and Olympic Village at Wayne State College funded by race track revenues and bonds.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Detroit
U.S. Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
George Romney
Michigan
Jerome P. Cavanaugh
Los Angeles
IOC
Nairobi
Kenya
Mexico City
Buenos Aires
Vienna
Lausanne
Lyons
France
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Wayne State College
Detroit Lions
Detroit Tigers
University of Detroit
Cobo
Convention Arena
Olympia Stadium
Red Wings
Tiger Stadium
College Results From Recent Baseball Scores
Pfeiffer defeated Davidson 11 to 1 while Catawba beat Wofford 8 to 7. Springfield College of Massachusetts posted a 4 to 2 win over Camp LeJeune 2s.
Boxing Night Results From Boston and Los Angeles
The Associated Press reports results from Boston and Los Angeles bouts. Joe DeNucci outpointed Mike Pusateri in Boston while Arnold Brower defeated Ted Williams. Larry Carney stopped Willie Green in Providence. Tommy Haden stopped George Colton in Providence. Dick French outpointed Paul Christie. Tevil Holeman knocked out Rielero Arreola in Los Angeles.
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Boston
Joe DeNucci
Newton
Mass
Mike Pusateri
Dedham
Arnold Brower
Hartford
Warwick
R.I
Paul Christie
Arlington
Los Angeles
Tevil Holeman
San Diego
Calif
Rielero Arreola
Mexico
Local sports telecast set for youth game and pro style broadcast
Officials include veteran referees and a public address voice for a game between Lake Waccamaw Boys Home teens and the High Point Y Juniors. Radio coverage spans eight stations with play by play from Ray Reeve and Bill Currie. TV sportscaster Charlie Harville will announce. Sharply, a Dear John ad ends the page.
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Jim Mills
High Point
Burlington
Wilson
Gastonia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Lexington
Ray Reeve
WRAL
Bill Currie
WVOT
Charlie Harville
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Lake Waccamaw
High Point “Y Juniors
NCAA Finals telecast to be shown nationally for first time since 1954
The NCAA announced the national telecast of the final of the national basketball championship on Saturday night. Sports Network Inc. expects about 140 outlets to carry the game at 9 35 p.m. EST, with coverage reaching roughly 90 percent of viewers. Semifinals feature Duke vs Chicago Loyola and Cincinnati vs Oregon State, shown regionally.
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
NCAA
Sports Network Inc
Sports
Cincinnati
Duke
Chicago
Loyola
Oregon State
Freedom Hall
Chicago Loyola
Sports Network
LaSalle College of
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Bradley
College Park
East Lansing
Mich
Lawrence
Kan
Provo
Utah
Home Run Frenzy Hits Grapefruit League In Early Spring
Baseball round up shows 26 homers in 10 exhibitions as Orsino three times powered Baltimore to a 4 3 win over Cincinnati. Colts beat Giants 14 5 in Phoenix with Wynn Burton and Williams homering for Houston. Cubs lose 16 6 as Santo Williams Mathews homer for Chicago.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Orsino
Hank Foiles
Harry Bright
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Ariz
Colts
Giants
Jim Wynn
Ellis Burton
George Williams
Houston
Ed Bailey
Jose Cardenal
Chicasco Cubs
Lson Mathews
Cleveland Indians
Nogales
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Chicago
Tito Francona
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Gus Triandos
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Lakeland
Fla
Bengals
Bob Anderson
Deacon Jones
Sandy Koufax
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sarasota
Ron
Dodgers
Cookie Rojas
Bill Pleis
Philadelphia Phils
Minnesota Twins
Orlando
Bob Allison
Pro Cage Scores NBA Playoffs Featured By AP
Cincinnati visits Syracuse in the first game of a best of five series. Detroit travels to St Louis for the opening game of their best of five series.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Detroit
St. Louis
Billy Rigney backs Giants as pennant favorite
Palm Springs California AP Billy Rigney manager of the Los Angeles Angels predicts the National League pennant race and selects the Giants as the top team. He says they have the best 25 players in the game and feels confident in their success.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Billy Rigney
Los Angeles Angels
Giants
Citrus circuit Monday results recap across cities
Monday results span 11 to 13 innings with wins for Baltimore over Cincinnati and Philadelphia over Minnesota. Other late scores include Houston defeating San Francisco 14 to 5 while Cleveland beat Chicago 16 to 6. Upcoming games feature Cincinnati Minnesota in Tampa and Milwaukee Pittsburgh in Fort Myers.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Houston
San Francisco
Boston
Orindo
Fort Myers
New York
Bradenton
Palm Springs
Tampa
Vero Beach
Clearwater
Lakeland
St.Petersburg
Phoenix
Fort Lauderdale
Scottsdale
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Art Richardson
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Glendara
Gayle Weston
Kay Moody
Frankie Goss
Gary Hedrick
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Wayne Cheek
Phil Garrison
Eddie Rhodes
Catawba College
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Rhodes
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Gov. Romney
Art Lentz
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By Don Weiss
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Lee Thomas
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
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al Jackson
Larry Burright
Yanks
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Ken Retzer
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West Palm Beach
Lou Burdette
Tony Cloninger
Hank Fischer
Nats
Ty Cline
Joe Adcock
Ronnie Kline
ROD and Reel Repair Service
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