Tar Heels Rely On Sophomore Standouts In Vanderbilt Win
At Greensboro Memorial Coliseum Carolina using sophomores Lewis Brown Mirken Morrison Gauntlett and veteran Respess built a late lead to beat Vanderbilt 74 57. Coach Dean Smith praised the young group noting their poise defense rebounding and guard play as Cunningham fouled out.
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Brown
Keith Thomas
Tar Heels
Mirken
Smith
All Boys
Commodores
Carolina
Cunningham
Tom Gauntlett
Clyde Lee
Gauntlett
Vanderbilt
Lewis
Morrison
Young bowlers shine with tough splits in Saturday action
In Fairlanes junior bowling, Debbie Black and Martha Melborn aged 10 each converted 3-9-10 and 4-5 splits. Seven year old Gwen Johns rolled 335 in a set with 110-115-110, her first over 300. Twilight League saw Dot Schubert 6-7-10, Lucille Newman 5-10, Delphine Surratt 5-8-10, Susie Dixon 6-7. Hollum Doubles League featured Chris Helsabeck 203 and 547 high, Doris Welch 591, Dee Poston 552, Nancy 522, Mary Hayworth 4-5-7, with Frances Efird 5-8-10 and Carol Hagey 6-7 on adjacent lanes.
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Fairlanes
Debbie Black
Martha Melborn
Gwen Johns
Twilight League
Schoonbeck
Hollum
Chris Helsabeck
Doris Welch
Dee Poston
Nancy
Mary Hayworth
Hi-Lighters
Ann Richard
Jean Boyer
Frances Efird
Carol Hagey
Wling
Panthers Strive for Win as Quakes Visit Alumni Gym
Neel Saders 6 4 led with 10 points and Subh matched 10 as the Panthers face the Quakes who carry a 6 1 mark into Wednesday at Alumni Gym. Last year the Panthers beat them three times scoring 138 points in one game. A two day Winston tournament closes the windup.
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Saders
Dick Kaiser
Panthers
Jerry Steele
Quakes
Alumni Gym
Winston
Southeast at Ragsdale faces top 2-A clash on Friday
Southeast and Ragsdale are the likely Guilford County Conference frontrunners as the 2-A schedule features five league games led by the Southeast at Ragsdale. Others include Gibsonville at Guilford Northwest at Allen Jay and Northeast at Sumner with CCC action Trinity at Ledford.
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Southeast
Ragsdale
Guilford County
Gibsonville
Guilford
Northwest
Allen Jay
Northeast
Sumner
Central Carolina Loop
Trinity
Ledford
Panthers
CCC
Westmoore
Denton
West Forsyth
North Davidson
Griffith
West Davidson
Falcons
Oeof
Donnie
Tigers
Rams
Judy Flynn
Northwest Vikings
Vikings
Tar Heels Rally Past Commodores In Late Seesaw
UNC overcame Vanderbilt in a tight game as the Tar Heels finished strong to pull ahead 70-69. Grace and Ron Green fouled out for Vanderbilt, while Carolina capitalized on late free throws and a slow-down finish.
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Vanderbilt
Carolina
Tar Heels
Grace
Commodores
Cunningham
Lewis
Mirken
Lagby
Tommy Gauntlet
UNC
Meyer Berg
Ron Green
Bobo Loflin Sign Grants With Apps
Halfback Billy Bobo and guard John Loflin of the North Carolina Shrine Bowl squad chose Appalachian after Ronnie Byerly. Byerly signed immediately following the end of the Shrine Bowl season.
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Billy Bobo
John Loflin
North Carolina
Ronnie Byerly
Appalachian
Byerly
Boshart's Clutch Drive Seals Narrow Wake Forest Win
Wake Forest trailed early 10-2 and missed 21 of 25 shots but rallied to 37-33 at halftime. Leonard and Anderson sparked the comeback as Watts fouled out early, finishing with 15 rebounds. Boshart drove for the decisive basket in the final five seconds to clinch the game.
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McDade
Shannon
Deacons
Wake
Watts
Leonard
Anderson
Boshart
Mountaineers
Indians
Wake Forest
Jim Boshart
Tech
Winston-Salem
N.C
George Washington
Furman
Greenville
S. C
Penn Tigers Aim for Third Win at Home
Penn’s Tigers host the Paisley Panthers in Winston Salem for the second of three straight home games. The team stands 2-1 after a close loss to York Road, and last season defeated Paisley twice. Starting lineup features Melvin Butler and Ronald Cobb forwards, Vernon Walker center, Chaster Boyce and Larry Johnson guards. Butler leads scoring at 27-1. Walker to start first game. other players include Alston, Herbert, Byer, Eugene Shaw and Roger Ruff.
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Penn’s
Tigers
Paisley Panthers
Winston- Salem
York Road
Charlotte
Paisley
Penn
Melvin Butler
Ronald Cobb
Vernon Walker
Chaster Boyce
Larry Johnson
Butler
Walker
Carson Alston
Herbert
Charles Byer
Eugene Shaw
Roger Ruff
Wake Forest tops VPI as Wetzel leads with 18 points
Wake Forest defeated Virginia Tech as John Wetzel scored 18 points while Anderson and Kart added 15 each. Perry led VPI with 17 points, and McDade and King had 16 and 15 respectively in the loss. The AP Top Ten rankings show Wichita leading with 309 points and 23 first place votes, followed by Michigan and San Francisco.
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Wichita
Michigan
San Francisco
Minnesota
UCLA
Duke
John Wetzel
Wpaker
VPI
Wake
Leonard
Deacs
Anderson
Kart
Perry
McDade
King
Thomasville Hosts Davie County Twin Bill Tonight
The Thomasville Bulldogs seek their third win of the season as Davie County visits Hauss Gymnasium for a non conference twin bill. The night features both boys and girls games with expected starting lineups and a 7 o'clock tip off.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Bulldogs
Davie County
Hauss Gymnasium
Bulldogs
Ledford
Panthers
Davidson
Chair City
Central
Mocksville
Davie
Pace-Setters In SC Play Tonight
The Citadel hosts The Spiders at Richmond Arena as both squads seek clean league records. Davidson faces VMI with Fred Hetzel leading the Wildcats while West Virginia moved to 4-1 with a 72-63 win over William and Mary. Wake Forest, George Washington win on Monday.
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Associated Press
Citadel
Bulldogs
Lewis Mills
Spiders
Richmond Arena
Davidson
Wildcats
Fred Hetzel
VMI
Ansuer
West Virginia
William and Mary
Morgantown
TAP Heel Tenpin League Highlights and Standings
The TAP Heel Tenpin League notes Paul Gammons tops high ind. game and set, with Reliance Varnish 981 in high ae game and Friendly Esso leading a 2650 team set. League leaders include Nat l Upholstery 2737 and Heritage Furn. 36 20, plus other leagues with top scorers and standings.
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Paul Gammons
Reliance Varnish
Esso
Reliable Cleaners
James McBride
Earl Dunlap
Nat’l Uphol
Nat'l
Heritage Furn
Sunset League
Lib Grimes
Jimmy
Early Birds League
High Ind
Shirley Norwood
Jessie Hemric
Jean Johns
Peggy Burris
Shirley Mackrow
Rheumell Prangley
Elinor Dawkins
Elmnor Hawkins
Oakview
Willard Fuel Oil
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Neel
Jaybirds
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Loflin
Clint Ingram
Steve Cloniger
Jimmy Stillwell
Ronnie Carpenter
Pat Whiters
Sonny Ingram
Tommy Beard
Marlene Hill
Mary Ellen Smith
Delores Livengood
Bennie Peace
Swanee Ward
Penny Palmer
Ragisdale
Jamestown
Independent League High
Ind
James Evett
Thomas Car Works
Edward
America
Lowder’s
Losco
Fey
Hamilton
Red Devil
Lon
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