Spring Signals Return of Baseball and Camps in Local Area
Spring brings baseball to High Point College and High Point High School as schedules restart. A push to restore high school playoffs follows a recent abolition, with summer camps at beaches and mountains drawing ACC coaches and other college staff to Pla Mor, Windy Hill Beach, and nearby programs. The West Virginia Mountaineers visit HPC, Cranbrook visits HPC and High Point High School, and a WVU writer recalls a memorable coaching hometown tale.
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High Point College
High Point High School
Virgil Yow
Windy Hill Beach
S. C
North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Ric Bubas
Duke
Bob Stevens
University of South Carolina
ACC
Catawba
Earl Ruth
Wayne Hoover
Central Davidson High
Bucky Waters
Clarence Stasavich
Lenoir Rhyne Bears
Autf
University of West Virginia
Panthers
Mountaineers
HPC
Mounties
Cranbrook
Mich
Michigan
Michiganders
Greensboro
Bison
Interview Reveals Misjudged Coach Was Deceased
A reporter recounted an interview with a famed man tor who had not spoken to the individual. The kicker is the man learned days later that the coach had been dead for over two years, his face flushing in surprise.
Fight Results From The Associated Press Roundup
Caracas Carlos Hernandez outpoints Len Mathews in Venezuela. Philadelphia Vic Diamond defeats Jackie Lennon in Philadelphia. Spokane Kirk Barrow outpoints Wayne Bethea in Spokane. Chicago Chuck Garrett defeats Lou Bailey in Chicago. Philadelphia Bobby Douglas beats Gaylord Barnes in Philadelphia. Vernon Lynch over Isidro Martinez in Washington New York. Chico Vejar defeats Wilfie Greaves in New York. Toronto George Chuvalo beats Alex Miteff in Toronto. Sydney Tiger Willie stops Johnny Jarrett in Sydney.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Len Mathews
Philadelphia
Spokane
Wash
Kirk Barrow
Wayne Bethea
New York
Chicago
Chuck Garrett
Lou Bailey
Peoria
Ill
Bobby Douglas
Gaylord Barnes
Trenton
N. J
Vic Diamond
Stanley Cup Playoffs Monday Result to Tuesday Schedule
Montreal at Chicago and Toronto at Detroit are listed for Tuesday with Chicago and Detroit leading their best-of-seven series 2 1 each. No Monday results are provided and Wednesday games are listed but not scheduled.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
Lakers Triumph Over St Louis 121 112 In Playoff Game
Los Angeles defeats St Louis 121 to 112 to take a 2 0 lead in the best of seven series. No game is scheduled Wednesday with the next game set for Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chappell McKinney Honored by ACC Writers Association
Wake Forest figures Horace Bones McKinney and Len Chappell received coach and player of the year honors from the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association at a recognition banquet. Cramer presented the awards. McKinney dedicated the award to the team and coaches Bryant and Murdock. Chappell praised his teammates and teamwork.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Horace
Bones) McKinney
Len Chappell
Chris Cramer
Charlottesville
Atlantic Coast Sportswriters Association
Demon Deacons
McKinney
Ball Club
Charlie) Bryant
Jack) Murdock
Chappell
Cramer
Canadiens in trouble after loss to Black Hawks
Montreal trails Chicago 2-1 in the semifinal series and may be without top scorer Bernie Geoffrion who has an ankle injury. Coach Toe Blake faces a $2000 fine for striking referee Dalton McArthur after Sunday's defeat.
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Chicago
Montreal
Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Bernie
Boorm Boom
Geoffrion
Maurice Richard
Ralph Backstrom
Toe Blake
National Hockey League
Dalton McArthur
Cardinals' Larry Jackson Sidelined By Freak Mishap
Cardinal right hander Larry Jackson suffers a fractured jaw after a bat fragment struck him during an exhibition vs Los Angeles. The 29-year-old, who led the NL in innings last season with an 18-13 record, was hospitalized with no definite return date. Other games feature Burdette and Spahn stellar for Milwaukee and a Twins rally against Baltimore as the spring slate unfolds.
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St. Louis
Cardinal
Larry Jackson
Cards
Los Angeles
Duke
Snider
Jack
Jackson
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Chicago White Sox
Dick Ellsworth
San Francisco
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los
Don Drysdale
Spahn
White Sox
Felix Mantilla
Roy McMillan
Bob Shaw
Herb Score
Braves
Cubs
Giants
Ellsworth
Jack Curtis
Jose Valdivielso
RBI
Tom McAvoy
Dan Dobbek
Twins
Orioles
Marv Breeding
Jerry Adair
Dave Philley
Vada Pinson
Reds
Tiger
Bob Cerv
Steve Bilko
del Rice
Angels
Indians
Tito Francona
Don Dillard
Tigers
Gordon Seyfried
Senators
Dick Sisler
Norm Siebern
Yankees
NBA Draft Smiles Rise Amid Sleeper Picks
Indiana star Walt Bellamy was the No 1 choice as teams eyed lean talent. St Bonaventure guard Tom Stith joined the Knicks in a 6-5 standout group. Chicago and New York both shaped early rounds while Cleveland moved to the ABL, stirring league friction.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
ST. Louis, Mo
Indiana
Walt Bellamy
St. Bonaventure
Tom Stith
NBA
Chicago
Bellamy
Jim Pollard
New York Knickerbockers
Stith
Elgin Baylor
Knicks
Ned Irish
Irish
Maurice Podoloff
Syracuse
Ben Warley
Tennessee A&i
Cleveland
Nats
Cincinnati
New York
Larry Siegfried
Ohio State
Detroit
Ray Scott
Allentown
St. Louis
Cleo Hill
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ron Horn
Army
Boston
Gary Phillips
Houston
Butler
Niagara
Philadelphia
Rugged
Tom Meschery
St. Mary’s
Calif
Los Angeles
Wayne Yates
Memphis State
Moe and Larese Drafted by Chicago in NBA Selections
Chicago picked North Carolina twins Doug Moe and York Larese in the NBA draft. Teammate Dick Kepley went to St. Louis. The report notes eight ACC picks, five SEC, three Southern, five from Carolinas, with multiple players listed for each team and conference. Indiana’s Walt Bellamy, a New Bern, North Carolina native, was also drafted by Chicago.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
University of North Carolina
Doug Moe
York Larese
National Basketball Association
Dick Kepley
St. Loui
Carolinas
ACC
Moe and
Larese
Detroit
Doug Kistler
Duke
Los Angeles
Howard Hurt
Kepley
North Carolina
Bob McDonald
Maryland
Boston
Bob di. Stefano
N.C. State
Philadelphia
Charles McNeil
Jeff Cohen
William and Mary
Lee Patrone
West Virginia
Syracuse
Chris Smith
Virginia Tech
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
New York
Ned Jennings
Kentucky
Bill Lickert
Roger Newman
Bill Depp
Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
Carl Short
Newberry
Dan Doyle
Belmont
Cleo Hill
Jes Riley
Indiana
Walt Bellamy
New Bern
N.C
Top Seniors Colliding In East West Shrine Game
East West Shrine clash features tall West trio led by Scheverman while Donavan selects nine man East lineup. Injured John Egan misses trip. West starters include Phillips Meschery Bellamy Bridges and Price. East starters Stith Wiesenhahn Moe Siegfried and Larese or Jackson.
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Kansas City
Sharm Scheverman
Iowa
Eddie Donovan
St. Bonaventure
Donovan
John Egan
Providence
Scheuerman
Gary Phillips
Houston
Tom Meschery
St. Mary’s
Calif
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Bill Bridges
Kansas
Ced Price
Kansas State
Tom Stith
Bob Wiesenhahn
Cincinnati
Doug Moe
North Carolina
Larry Siegfried
Ohio State
York Larese
Tony Jackson
St. John’s
Leafs May Be Without Kelly in Detroit
Detroit AP report says coach Punch Imlach is unsure if Kelly will play as he recovers from a pulled groin muscle late in the regular NHL season.
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Leafs
Kelly
Detroit
Punch Imlach
Panthers Fall 11-4 as Catawba Homers Spark Win
High Point College drops to 2-3 after Catawba Indians slug four home runs to beat the Panthers 11-4 in Salisbury. Darrell Smith starts for HPC against Belmont Abbey in a 2:30 p.m. non-conference tilt at HPC diamond.
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High Point College
Panthers
Belmont Abbey
Crusaders
HPC
Darrell Smith
Chuck Hartman
Salisbury
Catawba Indians
Nieporte Leads Seminole Golf as Final Round Opens
At Palm Beach, Tom Nieporte holds a one stroke edge over a crowded group including Ben Hogan Sam Snead Jay Hebert and Gay Brewer as the final round of the Seminole tournament begins. Pro prizes total 7000 for pros and 3000 for pro am.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Tom Nieporte
Nieporte
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Jay Hebert
Gay Brewer
Doug Ford
J. J. Harris
Charlotte
N.C
Los
Eereetene
Don Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer Reereree
Rillana Jr
Wee
Sechrest
Bits “Am
Boar Ford
Roy Grant
Frank Wharton
Bill Norris
OW. A. Pagan
Medford
Doug Sanders
Julius Borossenee
Pinson says he was hit five times last season
Vada Pinson of Cincinnati says Dodger pitchers hit him four times and Giants pitcher hit him once. He recalls a plate collision with Roge r Craig that left Craig with a broken collarbone, and notes Ed Roebuck's early pitches aimed high. Pinson adds that he avoids retaliation and prefers to let his bat do the talking.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
TAMPA
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Pro
Dodger
Giants
Los Angeles
Pinson
Roger Craig
Hodges
Gilliam
Craig
Stan Williams
Ed Roebuck
Roebuck
College Results Highlights Across Games and Scores
Wake Forest edged Colby 6 to 1 while Connecticut defeated North Carolina 6 to 2. Virginia beat Rhode Island 5 to 3 and Florida State topped Duke 10 to 6 in baseball or softball style play.
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Wake Forest
Colby
Connecticut
North Carolina
Virginia
Rhode Island
Florida
Tate
Duke
Furman
Wofford
Lenoir Rhyne
Belmont Abbey
Catawba
High Point
Pembroke
New Bedford
Cornell
Newberry
Elon
Williams
Davidson
Pfeiffer
Western Maryland
Western Carolina
Bowling Results from Carolina Ten Fin League Standings
Last night high scores included John Hawking 228 in Civizens and 206 by Erato Mikel. High team game went to Chick's Auto Trans and Nat'l Upholstery took the high team series. Season highs feature John Hawking with top series and Erato Mikel leading men’s den.
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Robert Reynolds
Everette West
Chick's Auto Trans
Chick's Auto
Trans
John Hawking
Civizens
Jaycee
Optimist
Otvitene
Dave Tilson
Twilight
Jaycee No
Ore Hinghia
Diamond Mills
Colonial Motor Pvt
Main St. Mo
Brookbank
Frances Wail
Billy Davis
Billy Pox
Main &T. Motors
Ovens
Wen Lom
Twilight Civitans
Knights of Columbus
High Point Civitans
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Dillard
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Catawba Homers Lock
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Tilt
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Chalmous Sechrest
Larrell
Smith
Grant
Norris
Forbis
Bill Griffin
Ken Kirk
Williard
Fraley
West Virginia University
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Carolina Ten Fin League
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Schrafft’s Coffee
New South Furniture Plaza
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