Bison Meet Gastonia Five On High Point Court Tonight
High Point Central High faces Gastonia Green Wave in an 8 p.m. non conference clash at High Point as coach Tony Simeon counts on defense rebounding and scoring. Koontz leads with 61 points in three games while McDowell adds 50 and Sherrill 47 as the Bison aim for a 3rd win this season.
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Penn Battles Paisley Five in Paisley Gym Clash
William Penn High School of High Point aims for a third win as the Tigers host Paisley High School at 8 o clock in Paisley gym. Penn enters with a 2 1 record.
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Taylor Eyes Fourth AFL Crown With One Game Left
Denver Bronco star Lionel Taylor, the AFL's three time top receiver, could claim a fourth straight crown after 10 catches in the Broncos Raiders game, surpassing Bills rookie Cookie Gilchrist trails if playoff stats aren’t counted. Miller ends season with Bills facing uncertain playoff override.
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Staubach Voted AP's Outstanding College Backfield Star
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, an All-America and Heisman winner, was named the AP poll's outstanding college backfield star of 1963. His nationwide recognition grew for his gridiron skill, leadership, and dramatic playmaking.
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Honors Piling Up For Jolly Roger
Jolly Roger s writers and broadcasters from every section of the country praise 1960s standout stars league wide. Billy Lothridge of Georgia Tech earns top votes with 11, Don Trull leads in passing, others like Sherman Lewis Mel Renfro and Terry Isaacson receive recognition for explosive plays and leadership. Staubach shines Navy records. Bork Sayers and Bork noted for yardage and completions. Lethridge and Trull highlighted for versatility and NCAA feats.
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College Roundup: Day charged with six personals in routs
Lafayette guard Lou Day drew six personal fouls as officials trailed a scoring frenzy across college games. Day’s disqualification came in a 75-68 Lafayette loss to Columbia, amid a night of teams surpassing 100 points and top players lighting up the scorebooks across the nation.
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Gobblers Host To Bulldogs In Virginia Tech Tilt
Virginia Tech, a top Southern Conference contender, hosts Georgia in a key SEC opponent stretch. Tech triumphed 93-77 over Mississippi State and later faces LSU in a pre Christmas tournament, while VMI and George Washington posted conference wins in other games.
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Loyola Ramblers Again No. 1 In AP Poll Edge Overfield
Loyola Chicago remains the nation's top team after overtime wins over Detroit and a three-point victory against Western Michigan last week. Kentucky Michigan Cincinnati and Duke rise or fall in the Top Ten as UCLA Vanderbilt Toledo and Davidson debut in the poll under first place votes distribution.
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Duke Edges Roosters, Terps Shade Clemson
Maryland beat Clemson 56-48 in College Park as Duke edged South Carolina 77-70. North Carolina routed Tulane 109-81 in New Orleans, led by Shaffer 32 and Cunningham 26.
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Lenoir Rhyne Breaks Slump With Win Over Guilford
The Bears toppled Guilford 82 65 to end a six game skid in Carolinas Conference play as a torrid second half carried Lenoir Rhyne to victory.
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Brown Set For Pro Bowl Appearance
Jim Brown, first NFL rusher beyond a mile in a season, will play in his seventh Pro Bowl at the Coliseum on Jan 12. He is among 34 Eastern Conference selections named by coaches. Y A Tittle also to appear for the Giants.
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