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Three Games Will Launch Action At City Auditorium nnnnTP Buncombe Tourney Begins Wednesday Night SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1964 combe and Enka. In boys play Erwin, Reynolds and Enka constitute the upper bracket while North Buncombe, Owen and Roberson are in the lower bracket. Each team is to receive a 20-minute warm up period prior to its game each night. Admission to each night's program will be 75 cents for By RICHARD MORRIS Clttaen-Tlmes Sports Writer Play in the annual Buncombe County basketball tournament In Asheville's City Auditorium opens with three games Wednesday night but it'll be Thursday before the (op-seeded teams Owen's girls and Erwin's boys-will make their appearance on the cene.

Both drew first round byes however, will be bidding to unseat North Buncombe as county tourney champs. The schedule for Wednesday night has play starting at 1:00 p. m. with a game matching the Roberson girls against the Reynolds sestet At 7:30 the North Buncombe girls meet Enka and at 0:00 p. m.

the Reynolds boys tangle with Enka. Two boys games and one girls game make up Thursday's program. The teams in the top bracket will wear the white jerseys and sit on the, left of the scorer's table and the teams in the bottom bracket will wear dark jerseys and sit at the right of the scorer's table. In girls competition upper bracket teams are Owen, Roberson and Reynolds and lower are Erwin, North Bun Saturday. Owen's girls won regular season honors In Buncombe with a 10-0 record while Erwin took the boys crown with an S-0 mark.

The Warlassies were 194 against all competition this season and currently own a 41-game win streak. They are defending champions in the girls division. Erwin was 19-1 for the regular season. The Warriors, as a basis of their having regular season honors and as the result of there being only six teams in each tourney field. The No.

2 seeded teams in each category Erwins' girls and North Buncombe's boys will not see action until Friday night. The Buncombe County Athletic Committee, consisting entirely of principals of the various schools, drew op and unanimously adopted the tourney pairings at a meeting Saturday morning at The Citizen-Times. The draw was based on the number of games won and lost in the county and the number of county games played. The tournament foremat was followed to the letter with three games Wednesday and Thursday and two Friday and Duke Trips Terps COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) Bob Verga, sidelined for two games after missing a curfew, came off the bench to score 27 points and lead the second-ranked Duke Blue Devils to a 74-69 basketball victory over Maryland Saturday.

The Blue Devils trailed 44-29 early in the second half, their Western Dumps Ion, 87 To 75 L.K. yss- Torn To Page Two-B Pasarell Advances To Finals SALISBURY, Md. (AP) -Erratic Charley Pasarell of Puerto Rico fought off one of his familiar lapses Saturday beat; Brazil's Tomas Koch 6-3. 8-6, 5- 7, 10-8 and gained the finals of the National Indoor Tennis championships. The 22-year-old UCLA senior, son of a wealthy Santurce cor-1 poration president, will play the: winner of the match between nun noimoerg oi Lianas ana Cliff Drysdale of South Africa for the title at 2:30 p.m., EST, Sunday.

A court tiger for most of two sets, Pasarell had a set point against him in the second set and blew two services in the third after taking a 4-2 lead. The sturdy Puerto Rican, his service unbroken in the first two sets, wrecked Koch's deceptive left-handed delivery with two break-through's at love and another with the loss of only one point. The final break-through came in the 17th game of the fourth set when Pasarell pounded two big backhands down the line and forced the Brazilian into a pair of volleying errors. Except for the second set ra sarell served powerfully. He had 18 clean aces and at least The Catamounts had one of their best shooting night of the season away from home, hit ting 56 per cent from the floor.

Western also dominated the boards behind McConnell and Wittman to take a 40-32 margin in that department. The drawings for the Caro linas tournament will be held Sunday in Greensboro. The tournament schedule will not be known until then. CAROLINA ELON Looen io n-12 ji Goedeck 10 11-14 Jl Brintnall 1 S-0 2 Bowes 4 2-4 10 Con-ell 10 (.10 20 Atkins 7 S-S 1 a a wioert 3 2-3 I Davis 10-0 2 iitin a SHI 10 aucn 1 04 2 Bloom 3 0-0 VanLear 2 0-14 TOtats 11-25(7 Tatal (7 21-20 75 WMsera ceraHae 42 45-07 a Fouls: Western Elon II. Carolina 20.

Fouled Out: Western Carolina, man, Brintnall; Eton, none. Attendance: 4,200. Witt. Strains For Return Tennis Tournament in Salisbury, Md. Pasarell defeated Koch, 6-3, 8-6, 5-7, 10-8.

(AP Wirephoto) Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico went for the ball against Tomaz Koch of Brazil in semifinal action of the men's singles at the National Indoor The Catamounts closed out. regular season play with an 11-5 conference record and 18-7 overall mark. Eton finished 8-9 in the league and 13-10 overall. Logan, held to 10 points in the first half, broke loose in the second 20 minutes and racked a 31-point total. McConnell, Logan's senior running mate, had a tremendous night with 28 points and 10 rebounds.

Henry Goedeck, Eton big freshman center, tied Logan for scoring honors with 31 points. He was followed by Bobby Atkins with 19. The game was nip and tuck for the first 10 minutes as the lead changed hands eight times in that period. Elon, playing a deliberate type game, held the Catamounts fast break in check. However, with McConnell's deadly shooting from the outside and Logan's driving lay- ups, tne catamounts pulled off to a five point lead, 19-14 midway in the half and were never headed.

Western Carolina led at halt- time, 42-37. Elon started to cut into West ern lead with seven minutes to go in the game, when the cats' big men, Greg Wittman, John Bloom and John Brintnall got into foul trouble. Brintnall fouled out with eight minutes to go. At this point, Western Carolina seemed to set its second wind and pulled away to a commanding lead in the closing moments. Track Entries Set ALBUQUERQUE.

N.M. (AP) Four more world record hold ers were confirmed Saturday as entries in the 78th National AAU Tar Heels Rout Gamecocks Clemson Five Upsets Wolf pack In Overtime two dozen blasts that nicked i -vhich tied the score 64-64. Koch's racquet. He won most of I Gary Ward of Maryland fin-his services at love. ished with 22 points in the re- The slender.

20-year-old Bra- gionally televised game. Wise zilian. who had beaten top-seed-1 scored 18 and Jay McMillen 15 Solunar Tables The scheduled at Solunar Periods, as printed below, has been taken Iran Jonn alden Kmeht's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these times, it you wish to find the best tpo-l that each day has to otter. The Malor Periods are shown in.

boldface Ivoe. These begin at the times shown and last lor an hour and a half or two hours thereafter. The Minor Periods, shown in regular tvoe. are of somewhat snorter duration Us Eastern Standard time Data A. M.

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Thur. Frl. ilk 11:18 3:40 11:41 7 35 4:40 I 00 11:1 7 45 11:40 I 1:01 0:45 1:25 ISO 1:41 JO 1:1 0:15 1:3 10:30 1:51 0:45 11:10 1:41 10:15 4:1 11:40 4:15 Bearcats Rout Tulsa CINCINNATI (AP) The league leading Cincinnati Bear cats routed Tulsa 88-75 in a Mis souri Valley Conference basketball game Saturday. By STEVE WHITE Citizen-Times Correspondent ELON COLLEGE Western Carolina dumped Eion 87-75, Saturday night oehind its scoring machines, Henry Logan and Charlie McConnell, and a tough zone defense in a Carolinas Conference basketball game. The victory gives Western second seeding in the Carolinas Conference tournament which opens Wednesday at Lexington.

College Basketball Wilmington 7f, Mars Hill ts Asheville-Oiltmor 74, Mill is wi 72 Western Carolina 07, Eton 7i AoMlecnian Catawba 00 Cardnar-Wabb m. Clinch Valley niim avnwL Enka 72, Roberson 33 efewlend 03. East Yancey 75 Asheville School il. Weoo School S3 MADISON COUNTY TOURNAMENT Marshall 71. Hoi Serines SO (boys) Marshall St.

Sorin Creek It (girls) 4.eurel 14, Soring Creek (oirlj JV) Afters Hill SO. Laural 17 (boy JVt Hamilton at. Clarkson 74 Toledo 7. Marshall at Michigan la, Purdue 04 Trinity, 02, Kings Point 71 Northwestern 13, Indiana 12 Clarion 11, Lock Haven so Connecticut el, Massachusetts Duke 74, Maryland 4 West Virginia 0, Syracuse OS. overtime Illinois 100.

Minnesota 10 Wisconsin 71, Michigan Stat 77 New rone univ. in, at. St. ranchv N.Y. rinrlnnatl U.

Tulsa 7S oston College 04, Navy 79 Vanderbiit 10, Florida 04 Tanas Tech 117. Texas 04 Broom Tech 100. Bryant I Stretton St. Thomas 7). Concordia, Minn.

7 BemidU OS, Michigan Tech to Kenyon 75. Oberlln 71 lA.r.u ind 45. Francis 7 East Texas (wtlst 7. St. Mary.

Tan. re Oswego 71. Cortland Potsdam OS, New Peltf 71 Soringlletd 14, Oowdoin It McKendre 07, Harris Teachers tl Oregon 7, UCLA 7f Carteton at, Knox 43, overtlm Oswego 71. Cortland SO Harttord 03. Sutto Univ.

tcaiemaio 75, Albion 72 Dayton 75. Miami, Onto 0 Kutgert. Newark. ton.lewell Tdl OS Otuteers 71. Lincoln SO Ohio Univ.

00, Kent stast 71 tow it. Ohio State 00 Penn state 00. Colgate 7 Potsdam 05. New Pelll 72 itkholt 70. WilllmantK Stet i) Virginia 7.

Virginia Military 45 tneoherd West Virginia St. ft Penn 04. Cornell 44 Lycoming 105. Susouehannt 04 Salisbury 71. Philadelahia B') Monmouth.

Ill 4. SI. Olat 0) Fairfield U. St. bona venture SS Hiflk School lotketooll DltTOJICT AA PLAVOPP OttndorsenriH 01 East HonderB0H SS smm 43, Ednowilla S3 ttr.es 7.

west IwndorsOTi 44 Owen at. North Runcorn It Colkf Hockey Tetstta 1 tr Dam 1 Han a. sVtiiiafn 4 Mncotea to. yew 7 HamiRea a. Amherst Asheville Swimmer-Sink In Greenville The Asheville YMCA swim ming team was defeated Sat- ojrday by the lireenviiie, a.

-YMCA swimmers, 242 to 103 in a dual meet at Greenville. The Asheville swinimers win By KEN ALYTA CHARLOTTE (AP) -Reserve Joe Ayoob sank a long shot In the last second, his only points of the game, to give Clemson an uphill, overtime 76-74 basketball victory over North Carolina Saturday night Scoring twins Bob Lewis and Larry Miller combined for 60 points to lead an 83-71 North Carolina rout of South Carolina Southern League Schedule indoor Track and Field Cnampi- in the second game of the At-onships here March 4-5. 'lantic Coast Conference double- largest deficit of the season. Dut rallied behind Verga and Jack Marin. Duke finally caught the Terps at 62-62 with five minutes remaining and went ahead to stay a 20-foot iumrter hv Verea.

putting the Blue Devils ahead 66-64 with 3:05 to play. Bob Riedy, also disciplined by Duke Coach VIC Bubas early in the week, added two free throws to make it 68-64. After Rick Wise made two foul shots for Maryland, Marin added four free throws in one-and-one bon us situations to put the game out of reach. After missing a curfew, Verga was benched for two games and Reidy missed one before return ing to action against South Carolina on Monday. Maryland did not have a bonus foul shot until Duke clinched its 19th victory in 21 starts and increased its Atlantic Coast Conference record to 11-1.

Duke, meanwhile, converted three consecutive one-and-one attempts in the closing minute, and when Verga missed anoth er. Mike Lewis grabbed the re- 'bound and sank a field goal for the Terps. Mann made 16 for Duke and Verga 's running mate in the backcourt, Steve Vacendak, added 14. DUKI Marin Jriedy ewis Vec-dak IfVend'in Verga Chae-n ten'dy Tata 4.S 5 4.10 It Ward jut M-MHien 3-4 1 I Wiset 4 8 Xyery" '1 It 1 7-1 1 I 4 WH'i to K11 14 Tat a joi St 1M! 5 Jt3 fouled aul Dust. Lewta.

Marylantt. Vevton. Total tevtt Ouke M. Maryland: tL Attendance IML off day before its longest trips, to Mobile and Evaat-ville. but in each case the Tourists play a Sunday after-noon game on their "break day" and will travel that night.

In one way the schedule leaves something to be desired. Three of Asheville's five off days are Sundays, traditionally a "money" day for most clubs in the league. Hoever. Asheville will play It Sundays at home and only seven on the road. But the schedule favors Asheville early.

The Tourists play only two home games in April when the weather usually is roughest. They have It home games in May. 11 in June. 18 in July. 13 in August, and five in September.

W. Fleming Talman. president of the Tourists, announced the addition of attorney Karl H. Strau to the board of directors of Community Bate-ball Inc. Straus win serve the club as legal advisor.

Schedule AtMK. r-at Cirw (mi nvj tti e-v il- at i 7 A-f CM Ivitv ll-W lo tm-4rws -ai asm i-i-ns ri i- Macao Weher Adds Fresno Open To His Kegling Triumphs North Carolina State closed hMJtii lead 11 was at of he time each team scoring cnances in final minutes. State lost three of its starters. Pete Coger and Eddie Bieden- oach on personals and Hal Bon- deau with a second half eye in jury. Randy Mahaffey scored 17 points and Hank Channell had 16 to carry the Clemson scoring burden.

Tommy Mattocks led N.C. State with IS. M.C. STATa CLIMSON OP Biondeau Coorr bach IOCSS MotlHI sVorsiev Moor I Helms 1 8 uaroner a I I 13 i vanattey tee 4 hi i 7 4-s I eriene) 11 new Tolass MI4-HN TotaOt trtHl 2 Fsuwd aul-t4 ttat. reaae mr nbecti Ctemsan.

Kmertand. feVai sauit-NC Slant 34. Cemsaa M. Antnaano-lljat. ssh.ia taata Bfatsw 00.

I is SWWtl 110 s. caaotiM ol casocmu OPT t-eaH 11 1 lewrt 1 IJIJ a GariKi I it 6a tint AMI Th asaa 4 13 I Vey I il KKSey I I 1 Maa ti I erred Ml I Mae i I I in igz jtj TataM ll-tin fatati t0-JU tjaaoa Caifn at It sars canan s-M header at Charlotte's Coliseum.) The Tar Heels brought their league record to 7-5, tying Clemson and N.C. State for sec ond Dlace coins' into the final week of the regular season. South Carolina's seventh consecutive conference loss plunged the Cramecocks into the cellar at 3-. Clemson had make up five points in the last 77 seconds of tne overtime period after N.C.

State had taken a 72-67 lead. Hank Channell's three point play and Carry Helms' basket gave Clemson a 72-all tie with 48 seconds left. Buddy Benedict hi two free throw for Clemson with 20 seconds to play but Garry Hale it basket for State bS'mf AzS iby his delirious teammates who 1 wtUp. "7 A teschnical foul olaved a large part in the outcome. Ref eree ruiph mow cnargetj Woifpack Coach Press Maravich early in the second hail after he protested a can Helms made good the (hot for Liemsoa It was a racehorse truggle all the way with it lead changes and II ties.

The teams never were more than sis points 'apart Tourists Will Open Play At Charlotte Star event for the fourth timely seconds later it fiuast aaifi 1 notted with a FRESNO, Calif. (AP) Dick H'k. II championship to hi. tring me rresao "pen T. Lu0 defeating la aefeating Joomiv Guentneriu: ttZ S-lly tevised foul 7.,, r.unihr m-im and Csanther heat Lauh m-itJ to th.

Binianshin match. weber was seeded into the fln by teadinc throusli the nm a fames. The PBA nationwide tour moved to Las Vegas, starting of Seattle, 225 to 203 a mi nw45 ijw to Mickey Hignam or Kansas, City. finished third and By BOB TERRELL OthtTimn Satotrts Dorecttr The Southern League will play a 140-game schedule in 141 days this summer, but for the first time since Asheville entered the league in 1538 doubteheaders are on the schedule and each of the league's eight teams has several off days for traveling. The Tourau open on the road, in Charlotte April 21, Larry Laub of San Franciscoj Cueother received SUM sec-was fourth.

load money. Higham SIA89 and This was Weber's 17th PBA Laub 11.45. ed Dennis Kaiston and itataei Osuna of Mexico on successive days, had no answer for Pasar ell's battering onslaught. Koch had set point at 6-5 in the second set. But Pasarell sent a near ace clicking off his racquet and in the flick of an eyelash the set was gone.

Two smashing backhands and a forehand down the line set up the break in the 13th game and Pasarell clinched it with a Tarn To Page Three-B play their home opener here against Charlotte Apnl 23. and end the season September 7 at home against Charlotte. The schedule mcludes three full swings around the league which stretches from Charlotte on the east, to Evans-ville, in the northwest, to Mobile, in the south. Charlotte, however, will make four swings into Asheville. The Tourists will spend two holidays in Asheville.

playing Macon here on Memorial Day night. May 38. and meeting Mobile at McCormick Field in a July Fourth double-header. They play a double-header in Columbus, on Labor Day. Aheville has five double, headers scheduled.

t0 at home (Mobile July 4 and Montgomery Aug. 12 1 and three oa the road (at Columbus June 4. at Macon July 12, and at Columbus Aug. 3). In the matter of travel.

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