North Davidson Edges Thomasville in Close Nonconference Win
Frankie Essick scores 40 as North Davidson upsets Thomasville 56 54 in a ragged clash. Knights trap late, force turnovers, and clinch victory with key free throws and a late foul call sealed by Essick. Thomasville had led 1:16 remains before the comeback.
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Friday and Sunday NBA Scores and Upcoming Week Schedule
Friday results include Buffalo 113 over Cleveland 94 and Chicago 137 over Cincinnati 122. Saturday games feature Boston at Baltimore and Milwaukee at Cincinnati among others. Sunday schedule lists Buffalo at Milwaukee and New York at Phoenix plus regional matchups. The West Division standings show Denver Texas and Indiana near midseason marks with multiple overtime and cross conference results noted.
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Southwest Randolph tops East Davidson in conference clash
In a Davidson Randolph showdown Southwest Randolph beat East Davidson 70-64 as Ricky Gatlin scored 25 for the Cougars and Ray Thomas added 19. East Davidson led 13 13 after one, but Southwest pulled away in the second quarter before fending off a late rally. East Davidson’s Kirby Crawford led with 17 points.
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Mt Tabor Edges Western Guilford In Non Conference Victory
Mt Tabor defeated Western Guilford 58 53 as the Hornets capitalized on 27 Western turnovers and poor free throw shooting. Dwight Tatum led Western with 20 points while Mt Tabor’s Jim Gill scored 20 and Bob Bennett added 17.
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Flood and Short reach no trade pact amid antitrust suit
Curt Flood and Washington owner Bob Short reportedly agreed Flood cannot be traded without consent. The handshake deal also guarantees Flood a full 1971 salary if no new contract is reached, and conditional release as a free agent after 1971. Flood plans to reveal the arrangement in a forthcoming book.
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Bethany trips Denton in both games at Denton gym
Bethany senior girls beat Denton 35 to 25 and the Bethany boys routed Denton 81 to 40 on Friday. Bethany led with multiple 20 point quarters while Denton struggled to find rhythm in the nightcap.
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Trinity Gives CD Second Loop Win
In a Davidson Randolph Conference clash Trinity falls to Central Davidson 62 to 67 as Trinity drops to 0-2 in conference. Central Davidson led by Mike Mayhew 18 and Chris Smith 18, with David Hunt adding 16 for the winners. Crowning a separate girls game Trinity’s Donna Yow scores 21 as Trinity sweeps the opener 41-37.
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Grand Jury Hears of Secret Payoff in NFL Antitrust Probe
Former NFL QB Jim Ninowski testifies before a federal grand jury examining antitrust claims in football. He alleges a secret salary settlement with the AFL and NFL totaling 100000 dollars per year for four years after a disputed bidding war. The probe, halted for holidays, is to resume in January with active players likely to be questioned.
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Harge Traded From Cougars to Floridians
The Carolina Cougars trade 29 year old Ira Harge to the Floridians for 24 year old Rich Johnson a 6 9 center and cash and a high draft pick Johnson a Grambling graduate joined the Floridians from the Celtics where he averaged 3 5 points and three rebounds in 15 games Harge averaged 10.5 points and led the Cougars with 11 7 rebounds per game in 29 contests
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Quarry Aims for 25th Straight Win in Fight with Vasquez
Woodland Hills California Mike Quarry seeking a 25th straight victory as he prepares to face Amando Vasquez Mexico's leading 175 pound contender for a shot at the world light heavyweight title later in 1971.
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College Scores Roundup From Various Regions
East Columbia defeats Cornell 67 to 58 while LSU trims Florida 87 to 77. Indiana posts 97 over Ohio U 88. New Mexico St beats Portland 82 to 56. Arizona wins 100 to 77 against San Jose St. Seattle U tops U. of Pacific 77 to 75. Denver U holds Wyoming to 92 as they lose 90 to 92.
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Tournaments Volunteer Classic Opens With Wins
Providence defeats Detroit 84 to 69 while Tennessee edges San Francisco 79 with strong offense.
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Kentucky Invitational Upsets and Big Scores Across Meet
Purdue defeats Kansas State 87 to 68 and Kentucky routs DePaul 106 to 85 to highlight the Kentucky Invitational. Mississippi stops Holy Cross 99 to 93 while Marshall edges Iowa State 90 to 66. St John’s NY beats SMU 95 to 80 and Vanderbilt slips past Clemson 75 to 61. Houston defeats Villanova 99 to 84 and Kansas over St Joseph’s 80 to 65 in the Jayhawk Classic.
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Bayou Classic results feature St Oklahoma 80 Connecticut 64
Oklahoma State defeats Connecticut 80 to 64 in the Bayou Classic while Southwestern Louisiana beats Yale 64 to 62. The card records two college basketball outcomes with distinct opponents and scores.
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College basketball scores from early season games
Utah 103 over NYU 67. Washington 80 over Navy 69. Rutgers 84 over Santa Clara 69. Michigan State 73 over New Mexico 54. Texas El Paso 54 over New Mexico. Miami Ohio 53 over Southern California 94. Florida State 85 over Southern Cal.
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Tigerettes Win Seventh Consecutive Game
Jamestown Ragsdale’s Tigerettes, undefeated, beat High Point Central 55 to 20 on Friday afternoon. Jan Disque led with 22 points while Sandy Sikes added 14 and Shirley Davis 13, despite three starters missing.
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Bison top Central as Hudson leads scoring duel
Orlando Hudson led Central with 10 points on five field goals as BISON beat Central and North Jayvees won 42-36. North had three players in double figures while North Jayvees defeated Central 42 to 36 in the opening game.
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Ledford Edges Randleman In Strained Conference Win
Ledford Panthers 53 Randleman Tigers 43 in a tight Davidson Randolph contest. David Bryant led Ledford with 19 points while Tim Lee added 12, and Doug Downing nailed key free throws late. Randleman fought back from 12 down but could not overcome Ledford’s late foul shooting and turnover-prone play.
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Michigan State Upsets Lobos In Holiday Tournament Showdown
Michigan State shocked No 1 New Mexico 73 69 in Albuquerque. Rudy Benjamin scored 27 as the Spartans erased a 10 point deficit to grab the win. Lobos coach Bob King lamented poor shots and loose rebounding while Gus Ganakas praised the team effort.
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Berra Shelved For Hall Of Fame Bid In 1971 Ballot
New York AP report notes Yogi Berra, 45, appears likely to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on his first ballot. Berra, former Yankees catcher and 1964 manager, is first base coach for the Mets. JJubination list includes 50 players with 75 percent ballot support needed.
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Rentzel Indicted in Indecent Exposure Case
Dallas Cowboys star Lance Rentzel was indicted by the Dallas County grand jury on a charge of indecent exposure involving a 10 year old girl. District Attorney Henry Wade said a February trial is likely. Rentzel faces up to 15 years if convicted. He is married to television star Joey Heatherton.
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