Panthers fall to N C A Timers in nonconference clash at Greensboro
High Point College lost 83-79 to North Carolina A&T after trailing by 17 in the second half. Robert Brooker scored 26 for the Aggies as Carl Hubbard and James Staggs added 13 and 11, while Colbert and Picka led the Panthers with 18 each and Littles 17.
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UNC Drops To 7th In AP Poll
UCLA holds the top spot with 349 points while Houston follows at 313. Vanderbilt and Kentucky rise to No. 3 and 4 as Davidson Indiana and Princeton enter the Top Ten replacing Kansas Dayton and Purdue.
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Foyt earns new nickname as moneybags racing icon
Anthony Joseph Foyt Jr. earns the moniker Mr Moneybags after securing a fifth USAC driving title and a record prize of 253 166.62 dollars. He also has Goodyear and sponsor deals totaling millions, joins Indy 500 three time winners, leads all USAC champions with 37 victories and 20 115.2 points.
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ACC Basketball: Carolina Meets Kentucky for Top Ranking Bid
Carolina visits Kentucky in a bid for a high ranking as UNC aims to rebound from a 2-1 stretch after an upset by Vanderbilt. Kentucky, coming off four straight wins, sits near the top with Issel Pratt and Casey anchoring a strong front line and backcourt.
Byrd Leads South Squad For Senior Bowl in Mobile
Four All-Americas top the 27 man South squad for the 19th Senior Bowl on Jan 6 in Mobile. Dennis Homan and Bob Johnson anchor offense and defense with Dennis Byrd and Greg Pipes on the first team. Seven more South players earned second team honors including Kim Hammond and Fred Carr. Hank Stram will coach the South and Mike Holovak directs the North. The winning squad earns $1,000 per player.
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Princeton Not Left Defenseless
Princeton defeats Rutgers 83-54 to improve to 10-? with strong defense under Carril echoing Van Breda Kolff’s system. Christ Thomforde leads Princeton with 15 points as Indiana and Marquette also win, while Notre Dame and Queens College post notable results.
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Reynolds to Play Black Bison in Home Opener
High Point Central coach Tony Simeon previews tonight’s 8 p.m. varsity game and 6:30 p.m. junior varsity, opening Central High Gym schedule against Winston-Salem Reynolds. Reynolds 2-1. Danny Traylor center. Central 0-2 with losses to East Forsyth and E. C. Glass. Mike Cates replaces Stan Lee in starting lineup.
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