Full-Time Commissioner Post Created by Carolinas Conference
The Carolinas Conference voted to create a full-time commissioner’s office and to offer the job to H. C. Joby Hawn of Winston-Salem. If he accepts, he would become the conference’s first full-time commissioner. The move accompanies a five-year contract with the Lexington YMCA and includes a new treasurer role.
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Dr. Hawn
Jim T. Hamilton
High Point
Hawn
C. R. Hinshaw
Lexington
Hamilton
Lenoir Rhyne
Hanes Knitting Company
Winston - Salem
D. E. Faust
Catawba College
Klynt Ripple
Lexington Ymca
Ed Hooker
Gerald Lloyd
YMCA
Pfeiffer to Play in NAIA Area 7 Playoffs
Pfeiffer College of Misenheimer, Carolinas Conference champion, accepts NAIA Area 7 playoff bid in Statesboro Florida May 24-28. Pfeiffer, 26-11 overall with a 16-3 league mark and a 15 game win streak, will face Salem W Va Carson-Newman and Georgia Southern. Appalachian's golf team will go to Davenport Iowa for the NAIA meet. Jack Wagner of High Point College to run 880 in Sioux Falls June 1-2.
AAU Leader Reports IGF Declines U S Delegation for Prague
Louis J. Fisher of High Point says the International Gymnastics Federation rejected a U S request to send a delegation to Prague Czechoslovakia for the summer congress. Charles Thoeni of Geneva cited U S federation representation as undeserved and refused admission. Final U S team trials are set for June 15 17 at Kings Point N Y for worlds in Prague.
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International Gymnastic Federation
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Louis J. Fisher
High Point
Charles Thoeni
Geneva
Switzerland
Soids
Eugene Wettstone
U.S
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AAU
Fisher
Wettstone
Penn State
Thoeni
United States
U.S. Gymnastic Federation
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N.Y
International Federation
Records Tumble In AAU Outing At Raleigh
Unprecedented marks fell at the Carolinas AAU meet held at North Carolina State College. Mel Schwarz of Camp Lejeune Marines set a pole vault record with 15 feet 6 inches, while Rocky Soderberg clocked 4 10.3 in the mile. Andy McCray of NCCAA set a 53.1 seconds 440 hurdles record as NCAA repeated as team champion with 46 points, NCCA 34. The meet featured multiple event records and notable performances from Duke, Wake Forest, and UNC entities.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Mel Schwarz
Camp Lejeune Marines
Rocky Soderberg
North Carolina
Charlotte
Piedmont Athletic Association
Furman
Bob Gardner
Lejeune
Marine
Tennessee Aau
Andy McCray
North Carolina College Athletic Association
University of North Carolina Athletic Association
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Winston-Salem
Cutter Davis
UNCAA
Oune Ewe
Paneyhom
Olte Wolfeen
Norman Tate
North Carolina College
John Obennon
Ray Kernodie
Roscoe Dobbins
State
Dick Gesswein
Ovke
Ed Meares
Piedmont
Ridge Applegate
Wake Forest
Andy Boggs
Hurdies
NCAA
Robert d Jeckson
WSTC
Rems
Terrell Amos
NCCAA
Harry Lewis
Reams Club
McCray
Soderberg
A Mont
Rert Everett
Donald Forard
Durham Striders
Ed Ledford
Grover Everett
Walter Johnson
Robert Hart
Wanza Poole
Robert Johnson
Cheries Campbell
York Road
John Mc Ninch
Gladys Pittman
Rams
Herman Graham
High Hurdies
Richard Hern
Ellias Gilbert
Robert Jackson
Wstc Reams
Scott Burnet
Charles Littie
Jack Wagner
Piedmont Track and Field Club
Robert Bennett
Tomel Burke
Tony Entyre
Piedmont AA
Wstcaa
Pate Fish
Jerry Nourse
Duke AA
Garmine Lunetta
Mike Folk
UNCA
Stevens Heartbreak Over New York Game Fixing Indictment
Norman Oklahoma AP Bob Stevens former South Carolina coach says he is sick and heartbroken after a New York indictment charges four Carolina players as co conspirators in a college basketball fixing plot. Players named include Richard Hoffman Michael Callahan Robert Franz and Larry Dial. Stevens had warned the team about point shaving and described strict safeguards on road trips.
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Norman
Okla
Bob Stevens
University of South Carolina
New York
South Carolina
Stevens
University of Oklahoma
Boby
Carolina
Richard Hoffman
Michael Callahan
Robert Franz
Larry Dial
NFL to Open 3 Day Spring Meeting On Tuesday
NFL owners and officials begin a three day spring session in New York to finish the player retirement plan, consider a rule change for sudden death in bowls, and discuss clock synchronization with a radio linked scoreboard system. Trade talks from general managers may surface during the sessions.
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New York
National Football League
Florida
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
NFL Players Association
Players Association
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Internal Revenue Service
Dallas Cowboys
Twin 50s Open Charlotte Speed Festival Pace
Charlotte hosts the Twin 50s at the Charlotte Motor Speedway with Pontiac Ford and Chevy Dodge Plymouth contenders led by Pearson Weatherly and the Ford and Chevy groups. The purse totals 5000 with over 100000 anticipated for next week's 600 mile classic as practice and qualifying roll through the week.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Motor Speed
Charlotte Oval
Buck
Buddy Baker
Speedway
Saturday College Results From The Associated Press
Furman 13 The Citadel 12 Virginia 13 4 South Carolina 04 Shaw 13 Fayetteville Teachers 7 West Virginia 1 2 Virginia Tech 0 3 Richmond 7 Toronto 2 Syracuse 5 Atlanta 2 6 Buffalo 5 Jacksonville 7 Rochester Raleigh Greensboro postponed rain Rocky Mount 4 Winston Salem 3 South Atlantic League Savannah of Caepompeees rain Greenville 7 August Western Carolina League Salisbury 7 Shelby 1
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Greenville
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Shelby
Trustee Probes 111 Charlotte Speedway Officials
Federal court trustee Robert N. Robinson can question 111 past and present officers directors employees stockholders creditors debtors and others tied to Charlotte Motor Speedway to uncover possible misdeeds in management as hearings may begin this week. The hearings stem from an SEC recommendation noting potential improper actions at the auto race track.
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
J. B. Craven
Concord
Robert N. Robinson
Robinson
Nathan Markowitz
Securities and Exchange Commission
Speedway
Greek Money Wins Preakness In Noses Win
In a scorching Pimlico stretch duel Greek Money narrowly defeats Aidan by a nose to win the Preakness Stakes. Jockey Rotz faces a subsequent foul claim by Ycaza who elbowed Rotz near the finish. the claim is disallowed and Ycaza is suspended indefinitely.
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Aidan
Virgil Raines
John Chandler
Associated Press
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Sunbaked
Pimlico
Manuel Ycaza
Ridal
John L. Rotz
Ycaza
Rotz
Maryland Racing Commission
Joseph F. Flanagan
State Racing Commission
Flanagan
Decidedly
Jaipur
New York
Globemaster
Carry Back
Churchill Downs
Moody
Greek Money
Ridan
Home
Louisville
Roman Line
Bill Hartack
George A. Pope Jr
Four-Wird Tie Holds At Hot Springs Invitational Open
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Hot Springs Invitational Open enters the third round with a four way tie for first at 205. leaders include Al Geiberger Carlton Oaks 67 Buster Cupit Fort Smith and Kel Nagle both 70s while Collins slips to 205 after 72. Nichols and Wall at 206 also contenders.
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Hot Springs
Ark
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al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Kel Nagle
Sydney
Australia
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Miami
Fla
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Midland
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Pocono Manor
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Wall
Geiberger
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Nagle
Cavaliers, Demon Deacons tied after Coastal doubleheader
Virginia and Wake Forest end with 9-5 records after a split doubleheader with South Carolina, forcing a playoff to decide the ACC baseball champion. Virginia won 13-0 in one game and fell 8-4 in the other at Chapel Hill, as rainouts altered the schedule.
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N. C
Virginia
Jone
Cavaliers
South Carolina
Wake Forest
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