Panthers overwhelm Belmont Abbey in seven inning rout
High Point College routed Belmont Abbey 16 to 2 after seven innings as Dean Boger earned his third win. Mitcham hit his fourth homer, Cecil added his second, and Mitcham drove in four runs. Belmont Abbey’s Komornik exited after allowing four first-inning runs.
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Noren Sets Track Marks as HPC Tops Three Teams
Eric Noren set a school record in the intermediate hurdles with 54.5 seconds and tied his 120 yard high hurdles mark at 15.0. High Point College beat Livingstone and Fayetteville State with 106 points to 48 and 11. Carlvin Steed led with 16% points, winning the 100 yard dash, 220 dash, long jump and contributing to the 440 relay. Panthers face J.C. Smith Relays in Charlotte next.
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High Point College
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Lloyd Davis
Walter Mantz
Mike Bogdon
Richard Bradley
Steed
Mike Lews
Tommy Davis
Bill Webb
Mantz
J.C. Smith
Charlotte
Alley Wins Brochure Award for Purple Panther Yearbook
Ray S. Alley, Sports Information Director at High Point College, earned a third place in the NAIA annual sports publication contest for basketball brochures. The 1970 71 Purple Panther Yearbook was recognized. Jacksonville State University won first and Eastern Michigan University took second. Alley, also News Director and varsity tennis coach, is in his first year at High Point College.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Alley
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NAIA
Kansas City
Jacksonville State University of Alabama
Eastern Michigan University
Bly Sarens
Tar
Thomasville
Rimes
Giants Lose Debut Plush To Padres Surging Ninth Inning
San Francisco rookie Steve Stone faltered in four innings as San Diego rallied from a 4-1 deficit to win 7-6 on Nate Colbert's ninth inning sacrifice fly. Willie Mays hit a grand slam for the Giants in a seven run seventh, but walk and hit heavy innings doomed Stone and the club. The National League slate also featured Pittsburgh over Philadelphia, Montreal over New York, and Houston beating Chicago. in the American League Cleveland topped Boston and Kansas City defeated California. Willie Stargell doubled home two in the sixth for Pittsburgh. John Bateman drove in three for Montreal. Jack Billingham tossed a four hitter for Houston.
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Hiatt
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Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Dennis Menke
Astro
Gomer Hodge
Indians
Hodge
Ken Tatum
Ray Fosse
Doug Camilli
Luis Aparicio
Sonny Siebert
Mike Hedlund
Jim York
Jim Fregosi
Royals
Hedlund
Bob Oliver
Fregosi
Alex Johnson
Rojas
Trout Season Set To Open In Great Smoky Mountains
The trout fishing season opens at sunrise next Thursday in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Park Superintendent Keith Neilson says 10 000 trout have been released in streams of low productivity including Abrams Anthony Porters Cosby and Deep creeks and the Little Oconaluftee and Little Peagon rivers. The daily creek limit is five trout with a minimum length of seven inches.
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Floridians Tie ABA East Semifinal With 129 117 Win
Florida's Dan Issel led Kentucky with 16 points while Mack Calvin scored 35 as Florida beat Kentucky 129 117 in the ABA East semifinal to even the series at two games each. Ira Harge added 21 points and 20 rebounds.
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Dan Issel
Mack Calvin
Ira Harge
Calvin
Kentucky
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Powell
Lee Hunter
Indiana
Memphis
New York
Virginia
Ragsdale Posts Track Victory in Triangular Meet
Jamestown Anthony Adams won four events to lead Ragsdale to first place in a Mid-State 3A triangular meet at Tigers Home track. Other Ragsdale winners included Ricky Hayes in the two mile, Danny Collins in the 180 low hurdles, John Crawford in the high jump, Charlie Bocholis in shot put and discus, and the 880 relay team. Ragsdale hosts Northeast Guilford and Bartlett-Yancey next Thursday.
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Anthony Adams
Ragsdale
Tigers
Nagedale
Northwest Galibard
Graham
Ricky Hayes
Danny Collins
John Crawford
Charlie Bocholis
Crawford Outpoints Ferratt In Angeling Boxing Bout
Los Angeles lightweight Frankie Crawford defeats Gerardo Ferratt of Mexico by decision in a ten round fight. Crawford earns the win on points in the featured card in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Frankie Crawford
Gerardo Ferratt
Mexico
Four In A Row Lakers Bucks Do Battle
The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks meet in a seven game series to decide the NBA Western Conference champion. Wilt Chamberlain and Lew Alcindor lead the teams as Milwaukee holds a 41 game pace edge while Oscar Robertson and Jerry West are key playmakers for Milwaukee and Los Angeles respectively.
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Warriors
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Alcindor
Chamberlain
Magnolia Classic leads after first round by Clark and Reid
Rookie Bob Clark and veteran Steve Reid hold four under par 66s to lead the Magnolia Golf Classic at Hattiesburg Country Club. Five players one stroke behind—others shooting 68s—on a 6,731 yard, par 70 course. Clark praised the fast greens and sunny weather, saying it helped his best round yet.
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Bob Clark
Steve Reid
Hattiesburg Country Club
Reid
St. Louis
Augusta
Hattiesburg
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Jim Wiechers
Wilf Homennik
Roy Pace
Allison lands Wood Brothers ride as Foyt exits
Donnie Allison, who won five superspeedway races last year and earned about 92 000, will drive the Wood Brothers Mercury vacated by A J Foyt. Glen Wood announced the change and said Allison’s first start in the 250 mile Martinsville race on April 2 is planned. Foyt will refocus on the USAC championship, where he has won five driving titles. The Wood brothers remain active on the NASCAR circuit.
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Aet.o
Texan
Wood Brothers
Allison
Ford
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