Campbell Visits HPC Tomorrow
High Point College hosts Campbell College in a nonconference game at Alumni Gymnasium tomorrow. Gene Littles scored 39 in the first meeting, and Campbell’s Johnny Marshbanks led Camels with 26 as HP prepares for Guilford and a pre Christmas schedule close.
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Campbell College
Charlie Morris
Panthers
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High Point
Buies Creek
Campbell
Winston- Salem State
Gene Littles
Winston-Salem
Jim Picka
John Davis
Johnny Marshbanks
Dickie Waters
Frankie Stewart
Carolinas
Joe Elon
Alumni Gymnasium
Greensboro Coliseum
Guilford
Virginia
Rupp Slams Referees as Illinois Upsets Kentucky in OT
Kentucky 98 Illinois 97 in overtime as Adolph Rupp complains of a blasting whistle, four Wildcats fouled out, and Ron Dunlap sealed the win with late free throws. Rich Jones led Illinois with 32 points while Dampier scored 40 for Kentucky.
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Associated Press
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Rupp
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Pat Riley
Baron
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Rich Jones
Deon Flessner
All America
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Riley
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Ann Arbor
Elvin Hayes
Cougars
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South Dakota
Steve Rydal
Lee Lafayette
Matthew Aitch
Butch Joyner
Vernon Payne
Indiana
Missouri
Ron Coleman
Hearing May Decide Mike Grosso Eligibility For Gamecocks
University of South Carolina president says an NCAA hearing on basketball player Mike Grosso is pending with no date set. After the hearing, a meeting with the ACC Executive Committee will be requested to present additional evidence regarding his eligibility.
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University of South Carolina
Mike Grosso
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Thomas F. Jones
Grosso
Jones
Atlantic Coast Conference
Raritan
N.J
ACC
Ralph Fadum
North Carolina State University
DUKE
Hilton Head Island
Frank McGuire
Dr. Jones
Bowling league highlights with top scores and leaders
Independent League records include Jim Ledwell 237 high game and Haden Levern 581 high set. Sealtest leads team with 874 game and 100 cc set. Diane Restaurant 38 18 tops league. TAR HEEL LEAGUE notes Clyde Kennedy 220 high game Monroe Yow 630 high set. Old Dominion 945 high team game. Southern Oil 2699 high team set. Royal-O-Apparel 35 17 league leader. Southern Oil 33 19 second place.
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Mim Wood
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Hester
Kats
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Oakley
Wood Busters
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Smith
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Nance
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Nelson
High
Howard Hunt
1St Baptist
First Pilgrim
General Steel
English St. Bap
Forrest Hills
Heirloom
Waace
Heritage
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Cecil
Cook
Carson’s
C—Riggs
Rogers
G—Jones
Hutchens
Serre Rei
English St. Baptist
Kirkman
Fulton
Green St
Jets
F—Rich
Aeg
Bundy
Ais Casey WR
Rice
G—Lohr
Presnell
G—Presley
Dolle
Oor St. Bap
Pig
Jester
Jim Ledwell
Haden Levern
Sealtest
Ragsdale Wrestlers Top Black Bison
Ragsdale defeated High Point Central 36-14 to notch its second victory of the season. Brad Sexton won by forfeit in 95 class, with multiple decisions and pins featuring R teammates like Korstad Hughes Allen Palpass Zimmerman Riley and Rogers in the listed weights. The Tigers host Northwest Guilford this Thursday.
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Ragsdale
High Point Central
Tigers
Northwest Guilford
Brad Sexton
David Korstad
Dave Owens
Blue
Jim
Pat Nelsky
Phil Taylor
David Hughes
Bob Beck
Mike Hughes
Greg Staderman
Tate Hollbrook
Jim Horney
Allen Jay Hosts Trinity In Area High School Basketball
Eight non-conference games headline the area schedule with Allen Jay hosting Trinity in a doubleheader. Trinity seeks a 2-0 start after a season-opening win, while Allen Jay aims to rebound to 2-1 after losses and near-upsets.
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Allen Jay
Trinity
UCLA Tops AP Poll Led by Alcindor Debut
UCLA holds 1st in AP poll with 32 of 34 first place votes after Alcindor's 56 point debut in a 105-90 win. Texas Western remains 2nd with Kentucky, Louisville up to 4th as Illinois upset Kentucky later noted without poll change.
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USCA
Southern California
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Bruins
Texas Western
Kentucky
Virginia
Miners
Louisville
Georgetown
Duke
Illinois
Michigan
Houston
New Mexico
North Carolina
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
Steve Davis To Receive Grid Award
Tackle Steve Davis will be honored as the most outstanding blocker on High Point Central High football team. He will receive the Moose Club Blocking Trophy at a banquet with Wake Forest College coach Joe Popp as guest speaker and the entire Black Bison squad invited.
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High Point Central High
Davis
Moose Club
Joe Popp
Wake Forest College
Black Bison
AB Club Banquet Honors AP All America Lineman Joyner
Ed Joyner of Lenoir Rhyne earns second team Associated Press small college All America as top lineman in the Carolinas Conference. Fellow honorees include Ca tawba’s John Scott as best back and Greensboro Grimsley quarterback Mike Hips with Winston-Salem Reynolds linebacker Bryan Peterson. Bones McKinney serves as guest speaker at the Sky Room banquet amid Carolina conference winter meetings.
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Lenoir Rhyne
American Business Club
Associated Press
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Carolinas
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Catawba
Mike Hips
Greensboro Grimsley
Bryan Peterson
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Southern Furniture Exposition
Bones McKinney
Wake Forest College
McKinney
N. C. Prisons Dept
High Point Bison Meet Unde feated Hunter Huss In Rival Clash
High Point Central hosts Gastonia Hunters Huss at Central High Gymnasium seeking a second win. Hunter Huss led by 6 6 center Mike Smith and 6 2 forward Ronnie Barnes aim for a 3 0 start after a 87 69 win and 57 49 win to begin the season.
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Gastonia
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Fayetteville
Huskies
Gastonia High School
Charlotte Olympic
Charlotte Independence
David Jones
Mike Smith
Ronnie Barnes
Gene Troutman
Bobby Gallagagr
Mickey Harris
Smith
Barnes
Gallagagr
Bubas Eyes UCLA Challenge in Weekend Battle
Duke coach Vic Bubas prepares his team for a Bruins showdown after Lew Alcindor scored 56 as UCLA routed USC. Bubas flies to California with a plan to counter Keith and Wooden while praising Virginia Tech for a strong opener and cautions against underestimating UCLA.
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Associated Press
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