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PAG1 SIX A BURLINGTON (N.C.) DAILY TIMES NEWS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1958 Stock Car Mishap Proves Fatal To Gwyn Staley Adolph Rupp Not Planning To Retire Xavier Team Upsets Four NIT Foes CINCINNATI Only two Gwyn E. Staley, a native of North Wilkesboro who had lived near Burlington for the past three years, sustained fatal injuries in a race at the State Fairgrounds in Richmond, Va. yesterday. It was the second fatal stock car accident in Virginia within the past year. Herman Boiling Clary, 22 year old Virginia, died last August after he was hit by a heavy metal gate in a track pit at Lawrenceville, Va.

Staley, who is survived by his wife and four children, was 30 years old. He had been racing for seven years. Hubert Westmoreland of Burlington owned and serviced his racing cars for some three years. The Chevrolet Staley was driving yesterday fans saw them off 10 days ago. They were pelted with derisive lowballs by their classmates.

But the basketball team of Xavier University found things a LOUISVILLE, Ky. No. friends, Adolph Rupp's not planning to retire as Kentucky's basketball coach just because he got that 'next" National Collegiate title he begrudgingly vowed to get six years ago. For one thing, Rupp is a healthy virgorous 56. "Hell, I'm as.

young as you guys," he blurted out when the lot aitiereni wnen mey returned was owned and serviced by Jule Petty, brother of racer Lee Petty. The. fatal accident occured early in the race when Staley's car went out of control. The car over question of retirement was put to turned three times and struck a fence. After bounc in triumph from iew xonc yesterday with the National Invitation Tournament championship.

A crowd estimated at up tO' 10,000 persons stormed the Greater Cincinnati Airport and made things so difficult for officials, there was some doubt the team's plane could land. The team got a blowing, police escorted parade from the airport through the streets of ing off the fence; the car came to rest with Staley pinned underneath. He died before a rescue squad could get him to a hospital. him. For another, time apparently has healed the hurt he felt when the National Collegiate Athletic Assn.

suspended the Wildcats from competition for the full 1952 53 season as an aftermath of the infamous basketball scandals. Whip Seattle 84 72 Rupp now says he was mis At the time of the accident, Staley was fourth a field of 23 racing cars when he lost control Iter being struck by another racer. The race was Cincinnati to the Xaxier campus. halted by the accident, but it was restarted in a half hour. Joe Weatherly of Norfolk, Va.

was the winner, with Frank Schneider of Labertville, N.J. finishing second. quoted in reported statements that received wide circulation at the time. In fact, after whipping Se COACH MILLER TALKS TO VETERANS Coach Fred Miller is shown left above talking to veteran members of the Williams High School baseball team. The Bulldog diamonders open the 1958 season Staley went into the fatal race in third place in the National Convertible race point standings.

Last at Pleasant Grove tomorrow and meet the Pirates here Friday afternoon. Players kneeling above; are, left to right, catcher Jerry Hollifield and second baseman Nff Scssoms. Players standing left year he finished seventh in the NASCAR Grand to right are rightfielder Doc Marley, third baseman Whitey Kimball and shortstop Fred Neal. (Times National standings with 5,056 points. At the campus there was a noisy, cheering reception at the school's fieldhouse.

The team even had a chance to heave a few snowballs symbolic ones of paper back at their classmates. Even Coach Jim McCafferty, the only one who believed his team could go anywhere at the tournament, said dazedly, "I'm afraid I'll wake up and find out it's all been a dream." Xavier had left for the tournament with a lackluster 15 11 record. It ran through four upsets, winning the championship Saturday with a 78 74 overtime Victory over Dayton. The' accident in which Staley died was one of attle 34 72 for his fourth national championship Saturday night, he took special care to praise the NCAA. "They've treated me and Kentucky very well," He said.

He did, however, vow back in 1952 to bring his Wildcats back to the top of the nation's basketball powers before calling it a career. Now he has done it with a club he didn't think had much of a chance even as late as two weeks ago. Already he is looking ahead to No. 5. News Photo by Ed McCauley) Bulldog Baseball, Track Squads Set For Opening Action Here This Week several spectacular wrecks in auto racing in Virginia within the last year, but there was only one other death, Clary's fatality.

Staley was pronounced dead upon arrival at Richmond Memorial Hospital. Doctors reported he suffered a fractured skull, several broken ribs, two STOCK CAR DRIVER GWYN STALEY Killed in Richmond Race Yesterday broken arms and punctured heart and lung; Other survivors include one brother, Enoch Staley Gwyn Edward Staley was born in Wilkes County of North Wilkesboro, and six sisters, Mrs. Noah Coach Miller will pitch two July 6, 1927. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ran Jarvis and Mrs. Claude Mathis of Roaring River; son Staley of Roaring River. He attended hish Mrs. George Sales and Mrs. Gavin Miller of North "I have no intention of quitting.

boys against Pleasant Grove tomorrow. Benny Bowes and either George Oakley or Harris Mc Cann will see action. Oakley has 'in an school at Roaring River. Wilkesboro; and Mrs. John B.

Howard and Mrs. Maybe sometime we can Blue Devils Meet Rollins In Florida not had too much practice since he played with the City team in He was married to the former Bonnie Jester of Gaither Childress of Winston Salem. otner, ne saia. Wilkes County, and he is also survived by The funeral will be held in North Wilkesboro, R)pr raw heavily three daughters, Donna 13, Kathy Gwen 5, Janet 4, but final arrangements are incomplete at the i on a now SOphomore crop to make tne lu warns Aii btar game. and time Justin Trent, two weeks.

up for the loss of nine of this Other probable starters include presc Tommy Truitt at first base, either Sessoms or Tillman at sec one, Fred Neal at short, Whitey Three Christian Teams on Greensboro here Thursday afternoon. Both squads opened last i week with victories over Henderson. Coach Miller's baseball team is far behind schedule this season. Bad weather has limited the squad to just three or four days of hitting practice. "The hitters are about two or three weeks behind the pitchers," said Coach Miller this morning.

"It'll be the second week in April before they catch up. But I guess other teams in the state are in the same boat. "We're set with our starting lineup with one exception. I'm not certain about second base, where Nicky Scssoms and Jerry Tillman are fighting it out. We're handicapped a little by lack of speed, too, but I think we should have a good season." The spring sports season swings into high gear at Williams High School this week with a track meet, golf and tennis match and two Baseball games scheduled.

Coach Fred Miller's diamonders open the season tomorrow afternoon at Pleasant Grove and then play the Pirates in a return game at the WHS field Friday afternoon. Coach Bill England's track stcrs open against Durham here tomorrow afternoon. The Bulldog thin clads, who lost many veteran performers to graduation last year elected Ralph Montgomery and John Harden co captains. Montgomery is a 440 runner, while Harden specializes in the broad jump and 100 yard dash. The tennis and golf teams, coached by Les Swanner, take Buck Baker Hillsboro Winner year's 13 man squad.

Hot shooting Johnny Cox, a junior, is the only regular back, but the Baron also has a dandy in 6 7 Don Mills, a sophomore who played extremely well in the second half Saturday. His new champions are unlike the star studded Wildcats who NCAA titles in 1948, 1949 and 1951. making up with scrap and clutch play what they lacked in over all talent. See Action Tomorroiv By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Every year about this time, when baseball stirs the blood but temperatures still chill the bone, Florida is a popular place. So it is, too, with Atlantic Coast Conference baseball teams.

Duke's Blue Devils, following on the heels of the University of North Carolina, were at Winter Park, today to open a four game series there with Rollins ELON COLLEGE A busy day Kimball at third and Jerry Hollifield behind the plate. In the outfield will be Doc Marley in right, Jim Ferrell in center and Billy Maness in left. Some 17 boys will be dressed for tomorrow's game. The team worked out Saturday and got in some hitting and infield practice. Coach Miller said the boys were hitting pretty good, but that pitchers still were not bearing down.

berg, Stuart Toms, Glenn Simpson, Ronnie Bergman and Richard Rrariham Pmmisino nPUTiimcr's looms tomorrow for the Eton Col By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS are Eririi'p Burke. Llovd Spartanburg drivers took lege spring sports teams, with the Elon track squad playing host to Washington and Lee, the Christian College, host team, and Ohio Henen Benthall, Jack Kerr, Gail i tones in both stock car races in Stuckey and Harry Murrav. jrth Carolina yesterday, but all The complete Elon track sched rfsults were overshadowed ule. includins eight meets, hasib'. tlle leath Burlington, N.C, The Devils ere to play Rollins and thc Maroon nd Gold odav: a double header tomorrow Azalea Tourney At Wilmington Opens Friday baseballers to meet Williams Col Rich Gwyn Staley aeainst Rollins and Ohio State; been announced as follows: lege in the second two scheduled Mar.

25 Washington and Lee, mond. Va. event. Staley's 1956 Chevrolet convei tihlo was hit hr ficliilina home. ith Ohio Mate.

The Tar Heels, who played a games on successive days. The Elon Washington and Lee track meet is set for 2 o'clock tomorrow at the Burlington Memor Mar. 29 Catawba, away Ex Deac Wins St. Pete Tourney Palmer's Stretch Drive Pays Off round robin event there last week, High Point, home. hipped Rollins twice ana lost ial Stadium, while the baseball hide moments after the 100 mile' WILMINGTON, N.C.

The convertible feature began. It was off'again. on agam Azalea Open hit again, rolled over three times SoIf tournament opens here Fri and hit a fence. dav as tlle final tuneup for the Staley, 30, pinned beneath, the 'Augusta Masters. Defending twice to Georgia.

Apr. 16 Pfeiffer, home. Apr. 22 A.C.C, away. Apr.

25 Guilford, away. battle between Elon the touring In other games today, Michigan New England collegians is set tor State was at Clemson and Dart car, was fatally injured. A Wilkes cnampion Arnold manner and six Apr. 28 Apprentice, Home. May 7 Lynchburg, home.

mouth at North Carolina btate. 3 o'clock at thc Elon College baseball park. The Elon and Lenoir ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP After Arnold Palmer's tingling stretch drive victory in the St.

County, N.C, native, he was third other former winners will compete Rhvne netters will meet UNC's defense shuddered in tttf ight innings of a Saturday game villi Georgia and let in five un in Grand National circuit stand for S15.000 purse, plus an arid ings this season. He had a wife $2'000 un(ter the tournament At the turn Hawkins had reeled Palmer was one stroke behind, off three birdies and pulled even Palmer caught the other two oi with the scrambling Finsterwald. 1 the 15th hole. Mclntire, Cudone Finalists Pelersburg Open, touring golf pro ately after lunch on the college tessionais invade tne I'lonaa easi earned runs. It was plenty to insure the defeat of lefty Ben Ham today for two pro amateur Jack Curamings Stars In UNC Intra Sqnad Tilt courts.

The track meet with Washington and Lee is Elon's only encasement with a Southern Confer and four children. iJia.yu: pian. Buck Baker, driving a 1957 The tournament had several on Chevrolet, won the 100 mile NAS 'and off Periods during the fall and CAR Grand National at Hillsboro, winter The Professional Golfers N.C, taking over the lead from Assn (PGA) assigned the usual Marvin Panrh nf r.harintff Wilmington dates to a new tourna mett, 7 2, and even the Tar Heeis' record at 2 2. I In North South. At Pinehurst ence team this soring, and the Wake Forest swept a two game series with Virginia Tech, winning; Christian cindenr.en hope to makej CHAPEL HILL, N.C.

Junior finished second in a 1957 Vnrri I1 in Miami Beach. But the real contest of the attair. Among the second game Saturday 9 1. events starting with an 18 holer in Fori. Lauderdale.

Tomorrow they jump to West Palm Beach for the 36 liole Seminole program. There for the first time this winter circuit riders will tangle with two of the game's all time greats, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. Hogan and Snead have been honing their games for the PINEIIURST, N.C. UP) When ston, 3 and 1 in the semi Barbara Mclntire, the defending finals. quarterback Jack Cummings, tos jNext in order were Florida sponsors canceled, and and, the veterans back from previo Righthanders Bill Lovin sing three touchdown passes, pac Thompson, Charlotte, 1957 Chev l.lle Azalea accepted the available years for the Elon track squad are Larry Gregg, Bob Stauffen eo tne experienced riue squaa Hetty, Randleman, Jerry West held Tech to four hits while the Deacons collected eight, including a two run homer by Jack champion, meets Mrs.

Philip Cu Thc "ole was decisive on i ii muu each match. A well trapped par done, the medalist, in the 18 hole has dedded many amon. victory over the whites N.C. 1957 Oldsmobile: Johnnv Al 'gnieen notes each will be shot here Saturday in the annual Uni Fayetteville, N.C, and Cur and Saturday, and the last Phillips. i.

news me nuiLu cu.u over tne years Miss Mclntire dropped her tee veiauj ui unii munua uiud lurncr, HOanOKe, Va. 1 Masters at Augusta, tne nrsi week in April. Palmer, 28 year old consistent monev winner from Latrobe, ooDosed shot on thc green on the 17th after Mummer's Knot Takes First At Southern Pines Over the last 12 years only long 16th tQ square the match squaa tootoaii game. Cotton Owens, driving a 1937 The Blues took the opening Plymouth powered by a Chrysler kickoff and went 74 yards for engine, won a 50 mile race for touchdown, scored by Jim Schul sportsmen modifieds at Concord, er on a 6 yard run. Cummings: N.C.

Next in order were Pee Wee faked a field goal attempt in the! Jones. Winston Salem. 1939 Fnrri Raleigh Cops High School Tank Meet had to shoot 6 under par 65, the, champion has successfully defend RODS and REELS had found a trap with her tee ed her title and only two of the shot. Mrs. Porter blasted out last 10 medalists have gone on to SOUTHERN PINES, N.C.

about a dozen feet beyond the hole. MissMcIntire rolled her putt win this nfi year old tournament. Fallen horses and favorites in her best, round of the tournament, to nail down top prize of $2,000. He birdied the final hole, thereby avoiding a sudden death playoff with Dow Finsterwald, Tequest.a, and Fred Hawkins, El Paso, second quarter and passed 14 Johnny Miller, Kannapolis, N.C, yards to Al Goldstein for the sec 1 1937 Chevrolet: Ralph Earnhardt, ond touchdown. Kannapolis, 1937 Ford: and Bunk Miss Mclntire.

formerly of To of about 35 feet just inches from I WIN STON ALLM Wn iNew rec wake Mummer's Knot, six year Repaired the cup for a neat par o. 0 old chestnut mare came nomc; The Blues took another opening Moore. Trail ledo, Ohio, now a Lake Park, resident, scored a 1 70 victory over the team title Tex. Mrs. Barbara Romack Porter of I Mrs.

Porter's bid for a half f.c ti "Lr I it the second half and, 1 stopped inches short and she orth Carhna HlSh aeho1 i time in thc $1,000 Sandhills 58 yards to seore Cummingsj WEEKEND FIGHTS 1 down again. meet her first start over timber to Droze for thc! ASSOCIATED PRESS Palmer's chart for four rounds i Sacramento and Mrs. epOR riiM the 6.265 yard, par 71 Pasa Each missed the green with her at the Wak Forest hT hi, Hwn as a rideV i yJC0 I BUENOS AIRES Pascual dena Club course read 70 69 72 65 a 10 yard run mo Perez, Argentin College pool here Saturday to 69.5 only last year, brought home! 276. Finsterwald had 70 70 67 70 277, Hawkins 72 72 67 66 277. They ments later.

Cummings passed card0 Valdez, Argentina, fly second shot on the par four 18th. Mrs. Porter's fine chip missed the hole only by a few inches and for runnerup Myers rant oi cnar Mummer Knot a lengm anuaa two yards to Godstein or the ights, 8 (weights unavailable). Miss Mclntire put her chip shot got $1,350 each. Leo Biacetti.

St. Paul, Minn. roue. uMuuuiiiy cudmpiuii uiccu warn. Blue's final score, boro was third with 48, and next' horse of the 19d7 season.

Three of The only white score came in order came Chapel Hill, 45, and the eight starters took spills and ir the founh wnen aoout tive teet beyond the Din. Tiger Nine Opens Play closed with a 69 for 279 and fourth did not finish. With prospects of playing the first overtime match in thc tournament iilues tumbled on their Winner of the 11th running of it sue missed her putt, Miss Mclntire studied it for a full minute. then tapped the ball into the hole money of $1,000. Bill Casper Apple Valley, picked up $900 with a 67 and a 280 total.

Bo Wininger, Odessa, was next with 68 and 281, worth $800. Both Palmer and Hawkins started tlie final round four strokes behind pace setting Finsterwald. to preserve her one hole New Hanover High of Wilmington, six Jimmy Jamerson of Chapel Hill, son of former University of North Carolina swimming Coach Dick Jamerson, and John Burwell of Greensboro, set two new records each. Jamerson did the 200 yard freestyle in 2:05.5 and the 400 yard freestyle in 4:39.5. Burwell swam the 150 yard individual medley in 1:34.8 and the Whites pushed down to the two, whence quarterback Nelson Lowe sneaked over.

Smith Azalea Go Winner By Eight Strokes the Sandhills Cup over the Money brook race course is owned by Mrs. M. G. Walsh and trained by her husband Mickey. Young Walsh, who held Mummer's Knot back until the next to last hurdle, is their nephew.

Thc mare set a new course record of 4:48. Grand Chal is owned by Alfred H. Smith and was ridden by Jo Mrs. Luaone. l9ob Cur is Cud The Jordan Sellars High School Tigers will open the 1958 baseball season tomorrow when they jour team member, and a player hisrh ly regarded around the New York ney to Little River High School of New Jersey area, but compara isahama Durnam county.

Ten lettermen will be back with the regular lineup this year. The Clippers Defeat New Haven, Set For Finals cfro i hnMS ill' CHARLESTON, S. C. (ffl There who suffered a slight shoulder in iurv in a sDill durin" a Inter race 0 susPense 111 tne final round tiveiy unKnown to galleries elsewhere, built a four hole lead over Miss Bailey on the front, nine. The Jersey woman birdied 8 with a pitch of about 30 feet up a bank and the short ninth with a 25 foot 100 yard freestyle in 52.9.

Other records were set by Eugene Petrasy of Raleigh in the 100 yard breaststroke, Dave Gul ir.L of the Azalea Invitation golf tour presence of these prospects will give the Tigers the necessary experience to help them to a successful season. These are James Boone, Robert Murray, Edward hv nament. The winner, Charlie esso heating oil is a high heat, premium quality fuel at no extra cost. Every drop contains a special additive, H04. developed by Esso research.

This assures clean burning allows oil burners to operate more efficiently, giving more heat and more economical heat. Switch to esso heating OH. today! putt. Obre and ridden by Ken Field, Smith of Gastonia, N.C, appar ently liked it that way. Fost, Monroe Enoch, Thomas Miss Bailey, Western Amateur id National Collegiate winner I lette of Raleigh in the 100 yard backstroke, the Raleigh team in the 200 yard medley, and Myers Park in the 200 yard freestyle re Next in order were Marv Marsh, The vounS Tar Heel turned in owned by Thomas A.

Rankin and a casual 80 ln the windup round Miles, Bobby Jones, Joell Enoch, Vernon Jeffries, Haywood Bryson, i CHARLOTTE The Charlotte Clippers, who have had to scratch fot everything this season, open the final playoff series for the Eastern Hockey League cham last year, made a last ditch rally, chipping in from 60 feet on the lay. hv T. nhrisMancpn anH yesterday and still finished 15th hole and winning the 16th Other candidates who have maica Boy, one of the early fa strokes ahead of runnerup Robin vorites. A11 of Columbia and The Citadel. Levi T.

Keen of Camden. S. Smith grabbed the lead in the Brennan Scores down as they reached the 17th. Washington Presidents at Johns hown olm t. td i Malloy are Willie Shivers, Gee.

W. mere Mrs. cudone pitched a 4 suffered a shoulder fracture whenj 2 hole tournament in the first his horse went down but it did round and held an insurmounta The Clippers, narrow winners charjie Hightower Billie Paul Burnett, Billy Bur 12 In East Win KANSAS CITY UP) Guy Rodg iron shot she later described as her best "in a long while." about Morgan, CALL YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED ESSO DISTRIBUTOR the regular season, ended a three ble 10 stroke advantage going not require hospitalization. nett, James Bryson, Albert Enoch, a dozen feet back of the pin. She! ers, a little man as basketball players go, stood out among the roned in the putt for a winning Howard Wilson and Willie Jeffries.

A 16 game schedule 'will be game comeback surge Saturday night by drubbing New Haven 8 2 here to win the semifinal playoff. Charlotte had won the first oiroie two to close out the match. Collins, Hill Win At Sebring ast wesi stars yesterday. The Temple University America, a six footer, played played 12 of which will be with members of the Central Piedmont Athletic Conference. The schedule; to the final 18 holes.

His winning card of 69 76 72 80 297 was 13 over par for the Country Club of Charleston course. Ail had a 305 total and fwo strokes back in third place was Frank Ford of Charleston with 307 AUTHORIZED USSO) DISTRIBUTORS game of the series, then lost three ly 21 minutes but scored 17 points SEBRING, Fla. The slick A Whitney Meet Tuesday Coach Charlie Padgett's Alta a a wi victory tor tne follows: March 25, Little River High racing tandem of Peter Collins iver tne west thc seventh iual Shrine All Star benefit and Phil Hill looked ahead to School at Bahama. test. April 2, Little River, at ward continuing their domination of the sports car driving scene.

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Washington, mean while was beating Johnstown in their playoff series, four games to two. Second and third games of the final playoff will be at Washington March 29 30, the fourth here April 1 and any other games here April 3. 4 and 5. Joe Whittington, vice president of the club, and secretary treasurer Bill Allen bought out the share of the Clippers owned by Charlie Rock of Baltimore Saturday. The club thus became a 100 per cent Charlotte operation.

Rock, whose name had been mentioned with a possible hockey franchise in Raleigh, said his in 1 tcrest was only in installing the) icing equipment. regular season 7 1 record last season, will travel to E. M. Holt their Italian red Ferrari. The Sebring race is considered! player of the game.

to be one of the most cruellina tnday afternoon for another fcrence engagement. TENNIS driving tests of men and NIT Tournament Xavier (Ohio) 78, Dayton 74 championship, overtime.) St, Bona venture 84, St. Johns NY) 69 (for third) JC Tournament Kilcore (Tex.) 68. Weh.r (Tlfah tiranam. April 11, Graham at Burlington.

April 15, Reidsville, there. April 17, Hillside High, Durham. April 22, Atkins High, Winston Salem. April 24, Pleasant Grove, there. April 30, Reidsville, here.

May 2, Merrick Moore, here. May 6, Atkins High, here. May 8, Hillside High, here. May 13, Roxboro, here. May 15, Roxboro, here.

May 20, Pleasant Grove, here. May 22, Merrick Moore, here. BASEBALL For the 26 voar old Collins and! the 30 year old H'll, this was their The Citadel 6, Clemson 3 D.ike 9, South Carolina 0 TRACK The Citadel 95 2 3. Davidson Goorgia Teachers 15 10, Erskinej second straight triumph. On Jan.

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