North Carolina stars shine as Talbott and Bell stand out
Sports in brief note Chronicle Medalist Danny Talbott of Rocky Mount High is hailed as the era's most exciting North Carolina high school gridder since Charlie Justice, with offers rumored across football basketball or baseball. Bobby Bell of Cleveland High in Shelby, a Heisman contender, is praised for his state titles and multi position play. Everett Case of NC State remains a building record, while UNC Duke Wake Forest trails State in Big Four matchups. Pembroke State upsets Frederick College as Bobby Hodges leads the Lions. Panthers head to Washington and Baltimore with several players returning to roots, facing Catholic U and the University of Baltimore on a road weekend.
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Play it cool King tells Mountaineers ahead of Richmond
West Virginia coach George King warns his ranked Mountaineers to play calm as they host winless Richmond at Morgantown. He cites the Ohio State loss where they pressed too hard, and notes Rod Thorn versus John Telepo in a key scoring duel. Also on tonight’s schedule George Washington at VMI and Virginia non conference with William and Mary.
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Bearcats Head Cage Pack With Blue Devils Second
Ohio State rose into title contention as Cincinnati held No 1 in the AP poll, with West Virginia moving near the Top Ten after a 30 point romp over Northeast. Wisconsin climbed to tenth as others shifted, Duke extended its lead with a 92 36 rout of Maryland, while Ohio State and Kentucky chased.
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Frank Lane Still A Wheeler And Dealer
Chicago Zephyrs general manager Frank Lane, switching from baseball to basketball, talks of ongoing trades with a smaller roster. Detroit beat Chicago 199-100 in Baltimore as Lane notes only four players from last season remain and no untouchables besides Terry Dischinger and Walt Bellamy.
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Indiana State Upsets No 7 Wisconsin In Narrow 87 86 Victory
Indiana State led by Joan Robbins 5 8 as he poured in 18 second half points helping the Sycamores erase a 19 point deficit in 13 minutes to beat Wisconsin 87 86 on the Badgers home court. Robbins hit a late jumper with 4 seconds left sealing the win while Wisconsin star Ken Siebel led all scorers with 25. Other top scores included Loyola of Chicago and Mississippi State.
Ferraro Faces St Josephs as Wake Forest Seeks Turnaround
Wake Forest hosts St Joseph's in the first home game of the season. Len Chappell is with the Syracuse Nationals, leaving coach Horace Bones McKinney to reshape the Demon Deacons offense. The series with St Joseph's stands 1-2 in Wake Forest's favor, and the team aims to stop a skid against Philly's Hawks.
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Bears Fall From Ranks Of Unbeaten
St Joseph's defending MAC champions faced Georgetown Hofstra and Albright and won all three early season games. The narrative shifts to Lenoir Rhyne and other college results as the holiday tournament scene features Western Carolina Campbell Newberry Elon Guilford and more with Ferraro approaching a career milestone in horse racing.
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Randleman Faces Farmer In Twin Bill
Randleman teams seek a bounce back in a 7 p.m. doubleheader vs FARMER. Last week both Tigers sides lost to Trinity in a non conference set, the boys 44 40 and the girls 31 20.
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College results by the Associated Press regional scores
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Boxing Card Results From Dallas Miami Bouts
Curtis Cokes and Honey Boy Whitney scored stoppages in two weight class matchups. Deore from Mexico and Edwards from Panama fell to the Dallas and Washington rivals, respectively, with knockouts in the listed rounds.
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Teams To Continue Bowl Plans In Gotham Bowl
Nebraska and Miami planned to proceed with the Gotham Bowl at Yankee Stadium next Saturday despite financial, TV, and publicity strike issues. Director Bob Curran rented the venue and ordered 125 wrist watches for officials and players while seeking about 30,000 attendees. Nebraska and Miami rely on escrow funds and deposits to cover expenses, with Miami pinning hopes on quarterback George Mira and Nebraska on its 8 2 season.
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