Duke Cruises Past Maryland 92 56 in ACC Clash
Duke led Maryland 42 27 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Art Heyman scored 32 points and Jeff Mullins added 21 as Duke remained unbeaten in ACC play. Heyman and Hack Tison each had nine rebounds while Maryland's Jerry Greenspan posted 18 points and 10 boards. Attendance reached 6,000 in Durham.
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Jeff Mullins
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R. Cox
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Neel 24 Points Leads HPC Past Pfeiffer Falcons
High Point College Panthers win 93 72 over Pfeiffer as 6 8 center Neel scores 24 and grabs 19 rebounds. Five HPC starters in double figures, Lentz 23 for Pfeiffer, Panthers dominate on boards and shots, moving to 3 1 overall and 2 0 in Carolinas Conference before Christmas.
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Phil Garrison
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Kirk Stewart
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Tar Heels Defeat USC 75-65 In Low-Scoring ACC Clash
North Carolina used rebounding in the second half to pull away for a 75-65 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over South Carolina in Columbia. The game was tied 31-31 at halftime as Ray Repass hauled down 12 rebounds and Bill Cunningham provided a spark before fouling out. NC shot 31 of 68 from the floor while USC hit 24 of 48. Attendance was 2,200.
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Apps Rally To Defeat Newberry
Appalachian rallied in the final 10 minutes to beat Newberry 72 to 64 in a Carolinas Conference game in Newberry South Carolina. Jim Richardson scored 17 points and Wayne Duncan 22 to lead Appalachian. Newberry built a 32 27 halftime edge but could not hold. Appalachian hit 24 of 29 free throws. Phil Musgrave led Newberry with 14 points, while Bill Scoggan and Tom Crump added 12 each.
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Wayne Duncan
Phil Musgrave
Bill Scoggan
Tom Crump
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Lenoir Rhyne Rally Upsets Atlantic Christian 76 63
Lenoir Rhyne overcame an early deficit to lead 43 21 at halftime and defeat Atlantic Christian 76 63. Jim Wiles scored 24 and Jerry Wells 21 for the Bears while ACC top scorer Jerry Ashworth had 14. Free throw woes plagued both teams as Wiles and Wells misfired on 15 and 10 attempts respectively.
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Ehlers
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Johnson
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Parham
Smith
Harris
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Crusaders Fall to Elon in Close 68-66 Battle
Elon edged Belmont Abbey 68-66 after a tight second half, breaking a 35-35 tie. Elon's Dewey Andrew led with 25 points while Belmont Abbey's Joe McDermott fouled out with 13 points. Elon improves to 4-0, Belmont Abbey drops to 1-2.
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Elon
Belmont Abbey
Jesse Brunson
Bellmont Abbey
NCHSAA Announces Cage Tournament Sites
CHAPEL HILL AP Sites and dates for state basketball tournaments were set by the NCHSAA Board of Control. The 4-A event will be at Greensboro Grimsley High March 6-9, 3-A at March 13-16, 2-A at March 13-16, and A at March 20-23. Secretary L. J. Perry announced a Jan 26 Chapel Hill meeting for final site decisions on all-star festivities.
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Wake Forest Tops NC State In ACC Showdown
Wake Forest defeated North Carolina State 66 to 58 as Wiedeman and Hassell fueled a dominant second half. Wiedeman led with 22 points, Hassell added 19, while Rohloff led NCSU with 12. Case lamented poor second half play and ball handling, Bones praised the Deacons backcourt and press.
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Clemson Routs Georgia 93-73 Behind Mahaffey’s 25
Athens AP reports Clemson outscored Georgia 93-73 as Donnie Mahaffey 25 points sparked the ACC team. Georgia’s Billy Rado kept pace from long range while captain Carlton Gill reinjured an ankle and could miss about two weeks. Tigers held a slight rebounding edge despite Georgia’s height advantage.
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Indians Rip Campbell In 94 83 Go
Pembroke Indians outscored Campbell College 91 83 at home as four Pembroke players led with 26 by W K Morgan 23 by Joe Pugh 20 by Pat Lynch and 14 by George Acritelli The Indians built a 46 31 halftime lead while Campbell had five players in double figures led by Mike Reedy with 25 The win was Pembroke s third in five starts and they led from the opening surge.
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Joe Pugh
Pat Lynch
George Acritelli
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Mike Reedy
Harry Johnson
Sam Bishop
Glen Lindsay
Bernie Smith
High Point Box Score for Pfeiffer game show
Box score highlights Pfeiffer 72 High Point 93 with Pfeiffer shooting 38 percent FG and 58 percent FT while High Point posts 36 percent FG and 63 percent FT. Rebounds and fouls listed. officials Roy Owen and Stan Huffman.
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HPC
Roy Owen
Stan ‘Huffman
Cent Oklahoma State tops Lenoir Rhyne 28 13 in Camellia Bowl
Central Oklahoma State Bronchos rout Lenoir Rhyne 28 to 13 to claim the NAIA small college football title. Quarterback Mike Rollins connects with Billy Jones for two scores and J. R. Briggs plus George Hughley spark the comeback in sunny Sacramento before 13 260 fans. Jones stars with 120 receiving yards and two TDs while Lenoir Rhyne’s Richard Kemp earns outstanding back honors.
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Central Oklahoma State
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