Panthers Showing Poise as Freshmen Lead Early Season
High Point Panthers blend youth and grit as freshmen Littles and Pavis lead scoring with 30, 25, and 26 points across three games. Coach Tom Quinn's squad overcomes miscues and stays in control, with Littles Davis Lindsay forming a rising backcourt trio. Upcoming Jan 11 TV matchup with Western Carolina highlights the season’s early drama.
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Buffalo Bills backfield experiment fuels 19-14 win over Oilers
Wray Carlton, filling fullback, teamed with Bobby Smith to total 148 rushing yards on 11 carries as Buffalo edged Houston 19-14. Carlton, chasing papers and public attention, scored the decisive fourth quarter TD after the Bills fought through a 16-10 deficit.
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Hap Sharp Wins Nassau Race at Record Pace
Hap Sharp of Houston won the Nassau International Trophy on the 253-mile Nassau field course at an average speed of 103.273 mph, finishing two laps ahead of John Cannon of Montreal. Dan Blocker’s Genie Olds owned car led by Jim Hall spun on lap 43, and Bruce McLaren’s Elva suffered a core failure. Foyt exited after 15 laps with a broken brake caliper, while Peter Revson placed third and Charlie Kolb fourth in a Porsche Spyder prototype.
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Sunday NFL Results and Week X Standings Summary
Eastern and Western Conference standings show New York and Chicago leading wins with mixed records. Notable results include Chicago 13 Baltimore 0, Cleveland 24 Washington 18, Green Bay 24 Minnesota 19, New York 45 Pittsburgh 10, Los Angeles 27 St Louis 3, and Dallas 21 Philadelphia 19. Next Saturday features St Louis at Dallas, with playoff implications.
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Tennessee Vols edge Bruins in disputed game
Tennessee won 34 37 in a controversial interception clash. UCLA coach Tommy Prothro called it the worst officiated game he had seen, while Tennessee coach Doug Dickey defended SEC officials saying errors happen but officiating is honest. The decisive drive came with 39 seconds left.
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Panthers To Face Three Cage Battles This Week
High Point College Panthers, undefeated after three starts, tackle three games this week two CC battles. Newberry visits Tuesday, Campbell at Buies Creek Wednesday, Elon at Saturday as Western Carolina Guilford and others chase the conference lead. Gene Littles star scoring with 27 ppg anchors a young lineup.
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Bears Win and Unitas Out for Colts Season
Bears defeat the Baltimore Colts 13 0 at Baltimore in a rough game that ends quarterback Johnny Unitas season with a knee injury requiring surgery. Packers surge past Vikings to a tight West race as Bears eye late push and several NFL scores unfold across the league.
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Davidson Faces Southern Conference Week After One Loss
Davidson coach Lefty Driesell remains confident after an 87 06 opening loss to Wake Forest and a 48 reassertion against Bucknell. Sophomore laden Wildcats prepare for a Thursday Marquette clash in Charlotte and chase steady form as West Virginia and Richmond lead the conference with wins.
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Nash Jewelry Co Keeps Low Prices For 27 Years
A shopper questions wholesale and discount pricing and asks how Nash Jewelry Co. at 127 North Main St. covers bills and taxes while reminding customers Nash saves you cash after over 27 years in business.
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