HPC Panthers Open Season at East Carolina Tonight
High Point College Panthers under new coach Earl Smith visit East Carolina for the season opener. Veteran forwards Sewell and Wayne Cheek anchor a tall front line while sophomores and transfers fill guard and center spots. Pirates, led by Ike Riddick and Dana Smith, boast freshmen Clayton and West as key scorers.
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Emerywood Club President's Cup Won By Cameron
Cameron wins the Emerywood Club President's Cup after posting 82 79 for a 161 net with a 22 handicap in a 36 hole medal event. Ray Storms finishes second with 88 89 for a 177 net and a 36 handicap among 41 players.
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National Cage Teams Open Action Tonight
The Associated Press reports college basketball opens with top stars like West Virginia’s Jerry West and Cincinnati’s Oscar Robertson set to begin bids for scoring records. Key early games flare across the nation as teams chase NCAA titles and conference crowns, with futures of programs and star players to be decided in the season’s first days.
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College Basketball Ticket Sale Drive Sparks Rush
HPC entry in the North State Conference boosts attendance as High Point College offers new reserved-seat books of ten for ten dollars. General admission at the door rises to 1.25 for non students and .75 for students. The Panthers face East Carolina at Greenville, Wake Forest meets Ohio State, and UNC plays South Carolina in Carolina regionals.
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Basketball scores roundup from several college games
Findlay defeated Hillsdale 90 to 59 and Carroll won 69 to 36 over Alberta University. Westminster beat Westminster Utah 76 to 58, Southwestern Louisiana won 81 to 57 at Livingstone Texas State, Georgetown Kentucky topped Fort Knox Bellarmine 74 to 73, and Pikeville edged Lenoir Rhyne 85 to 67.
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Sports slate lines up midweek matchups across colleges
The slate lists games across basketball hockey and college and high school teams including Catawba Mercer Eton Pembroke Guilford HPC Pfeiffer Appalachian Lenoir Rhyne Morehead HPHS Atlantic Christian Newberry Duke Clemson South Carolina UNC NCSU Wake Forest Guilford and several Lakeland Florida tournament appearances with Catawba and Atlantic Christian featured in multiple events.
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ACC Roundup Five Teams Make Hardwood Debut
Five Atlantic Coast Conference squads begin play with non conference games as NC State, Duke, Virginia, Wake Forest and Clemson launch their seasons. Maryland and South Carolina also start, while UNC heads into a televised showdown with South Carolina. Vic Bubas debuts at Duke leading a quick lineup against Georgia Tech.
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