Duke Signs Lynchburg Gridder Parks to Duke Grant
Duke University offers a four year athletic scholarship to Parks a Dunbar High School student and senior class president who plans to study law He is recruited by Carl James with interest from Wake Forest North Carolina Maryland Davidson and others Duke confirms it is recruiting a Negro player on an academic and athletic basis and notes prior precedent in its program.
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College Results Across Regions From The Associated Press
East Bucknell 80 American U 74 Phila Text 80 Kutztown 57 Tufts 80 MIT 79 South Kentucky 69 Georgia 65 in two overtimes Vanderbilt 106 Mississippi 58 Wake Forest 99 Virginia 87 Auburn 92 Tulane 58 VMI 90 Furman 83 East Carolina 76 Richmond 72 Miss State 74 LSU 71 Fla State 73 Loyola LA 53 Grambling 98 Jackson St 83 Midwest Kaftens 89 Oklahoma 68 Michigan 88 Indiana 68 Iowa 70 Northwestern 58 Mich State 89 Purdue 78 Creighton 72 Notre Dame 59 Colorado 61 Okla State 55 Iowa State 85 Missouri 70 Bradley 81 Polish Natls 77 DePaul 120 Western Ont 51 South Ill 60 Ky Wesleyan 56 Cent State Ohio 94 Ky State 92 N Mich 116 Wayne Mich 67 Southwest Hardin Sims 96 Centenary 91 McMurry 76 Texas A&M 64 Prairie View 106 Ark AMN 103 Far West Washington 80 Calif 79 Wash State 61 Stanford 58 Seattle 100 Idaho St 93 Nevada 74 Nevada South 70.
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Duke at Clemson Tonight in ACC Showdown
Duke and Clemson meet in a pivotal ACC clash as Duke seeks to extend a nine game win streak after a 73-71 loss in South Carolina earlier. The Blue Devils, 9-0 in their last nine, chase a conference lead while Clemson eyes an upset on the road.
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Rams Hire Allen and Cardinals Part Ways With Lemm
The Rams hire George Allen to coach Los Angeles while St Louis parts with Wally Lemm by mutual consent. Halas accuses tampering as Allen moves from Chicago Bears. Reeves notes Halas permission and later reversal. Cardinals seek year round leadership after Lemm departure. five NFL jobs open and one AFL post remains unsettled.
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Lou Saban
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Northside Lanes teams split wins in Friday Nite Pro League
Grand Union topped Ritter's Variety Store 3 0, led by Jess Kiracore 221 551. Tasteed Freez moved to second with a 31 pin win over Five Aces as Marice Smallwood 211 560 and Rick Hodson 193 534 starred. Nameless shut out Wildcats with Lee Collins 196 190 191 high series. Ellis Shopping Center held first in Forest Hills by sweeping Chapman Motor Co with Elva White 191 and Lorraine Sealock 536. Denny's Auction beat Coca-Cola 1 0 as Jenny Hodson 189 paced winners and Connie Baker 201 529 led Coca-Cola.
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Gene McKee
National Fruit
John Bunner
Steve Reedy
Forrest Hills
Ellis Shopping Center
Chapman Motor Co
Elva White
Lorraine Sealock
Ellis
Pearl Covert
Chapman
Denny’s Auction
Coca-Cola
Jenny Hodson
Liz Butts
Connie Baker
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local League Night
Wanda Gilmer led Anderson Sheet Metal with 171 and 469 series in a 3 1 win over National Fruit. Barbara DeGarmo totaled 159 432 for National Fruit. Burger Chef won 3 from Zuckerman Co as Pat DeHaven posted 167 429. Bet ty Williams had 156 413 for Zuckerman. Colleen Dill 176 game and Hilma Lillis 432 series propelled G A A to a 31 win over Peoples Cleaners with Karen Sheard 168 473 for the losers. Quacks stay first after shutting out Judges as Butch Bolmen rolled 210 and 212 in a 563 total. Beth Petty led Judges with 159 431. Gary Dolphin led Colonels Plus One to a 4 0 shutout over Pin Busters as Lou Carter added 151 401 and Kenny Orndoff tied 151. Forfeit helped the winners into third. Bill Petersen led with 174 416 as Beetles beat Cobras with Ricky Brown 169 393. Nelson Orndoff had a 202 game and 359 series despite bowling two games.
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National Fruit
Barbara DeGarmo
Burger Chef
Zuckerman Co
Pat DeHaven
Betty Williams
Zuckerman
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Hilma Lillis
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Quacks
Butch Bolmen
Beth Petty
Gary Dolphin
Colonels
Lou Carter
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Cobras
Ricky Brown
Nelson Orndoff
Bowling League Scores and Standings Highlight Undefeated Streaks
In a busy bowling program recap Russ Potts Sport Shop remained undefeated with three wins as Gilbert’s teams posted high scores. Dr James Health Club beat Buncutter Tire Co by seven pins 561 to 554 while Miller’s Peoples Cleaners and Carl Frye’s Mobile Homes also posted wins. Team and individual game totals feature multiple 100s and several structured series across the matches.
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Carl Frye
Scholastic Scores and Upcoming All Star Showdowns
Scholastic score results show Prince George 85 over Patrick Henry 71 and Park View 96 over Amelia 48. St Christopher 83 defeated Christ Church 60 while Monday yielded no games. East West All Star Game set for Cincinnati. Wednesday games include Los Angeles at Boston Philadelphia at Detroit New York at San Francisco.
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Lehigh Beats Lafayette in Historic Swimming Rivalry
Lehigh University defeats arch rival Lafayette 24 to 10 in a swimming showdown. The two teams first met in 1926, marking a long standing rivalry.
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Kentucky Nips Georgia 69 65 In OT To Stay Unbeaten
Kentucky 69 Georgia 65 in two overtimes as Louie Dampier scores 23 for the Wildcats who remain 11-0. Georgia's Jer Waller and Frank Harscher also tally 23 and 21 respectively. Vanderbilt and Kansas win big. Michigan rolls Indiana. DePaul tops Western Ontario.
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Ashe Wins West Australian Championship Over Richey
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia defeated Cliff Richey of Dallas Texas 3-6 6-2 6-3 6-4 to claim the West Australian title on the Australian tennis circuit. Ashe had earlier beaten Roy Emerson for Queensland and South Australian crowns.
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Dallas, Tex
Houston receives three year NCAA probation
The NCAA penalized the University of Houston with a three year probation banning postseason bowl games and NCAA telecasts due to violations from 1962 to 1965. University officials expressed regret and pledged preventive steps. Also noted were moves on substitution rules, a coach of the year award, and other convention actions.
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