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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1965

Page

6

Tar Heels Stall To Slow Down Redskin Rally

Carolina outlasted Utah 90-85 as head coach Dean Smith cited a deliberate slowdown after a late burst by the Redskins. Lewis led Utah with 33, Miller 29, while Bennett and Moe fueled Carolina's stretch run and Smithwick added key baskets.

Smith Tate Vanderbilt Lewis Miller Bennett Moe Smithwick Carolina

Two More Tilts Set Tonight

Reynolds Coliseum hosts Triangle Tourney second night with North Carolina and N C State facing Utah and West Virginia. North Carolina led by Bob Lewis with 33 points and two late free throws to beat Utah 88 85. North Carolina State, led by Mattocks Worsley and Coker with 27 each, defeated West Virginia 94 87 as State shot 61.9 percent.

Wolfpack West Virginia Mountaineers N.C. State North Carolina West Virginia N. C. State Utah Bob Lewis Tar Heels Lewis Larry Miller Theantime Tommy Mattocks Larry Worsley Pete Coker State Mountaineers Ron Williams

Central Is After Its Third Win

High Point Central seeks its third win in a row as the Bison host Rocky Mount tonight at 8. The rematch follows a 52 45 win at Rocky Mount and comes with a 2-3 record as coach Tony Simeon’s squad aims to bounce back after losses to Myers Park and others. McDowell leads scoring with 14 points and 13 rebounds while Samuels adds 12.

Benny Prillifs Blackbirds Rocky Mount Bison Jover Wilmington Myers Park Charlotte Lee Ha. Svards Asheville High Point Steve McDowell Randy Samuels Bill Me Kenzie Mike Colondo Warren Broughton Woody Webb Simeon McDowell McKenzie Butch Estes Samuels Tommy Barker Bill Bradner Bradner Harold Hudson Worth Parker Sam Dockery Kev McAllister Early Mun

ACC Cage Roundup: Tigers and Terps Shine. Wake Forest Falters

The Atlantic Coast Conference teams had mixed results in holiday tournaments. Clemson upset Manhattan 77-67 at the Poinsettia Classic led by Kim Sutherland with 24 points and Ken Gardner 21. Maryland edged Dayton 77-75 to win the Sugar Bowl Tournament as Neil Brayton led with 19. North Carolina beat Utah 90-85 and NC State crushed West Virginia 94-77 in Raleigh. Wake Forest lost to Cincinnati 147-87 as Roland West exited early with foul trouble after a 35-point first half. Duke readies to face Notre Dame in Greensboro.

Associated. Press Atlantic Coast Conference Deep South Midwest Clemson Ivon Greenville N. C Manhattan Maryland New Orleans Dayton N. C. State North Carolina Triangle Raleigh Utah West Virginia Wake Forest Cincinnati Deacons Henry Finkel Joc Herrington Finkle Neil Brayton Clemson Kim Sutherland Ken Gardiner Sutherland Walt Ayers Wepeees Clem St. Joseph Si Son Temple D.C Penn State Quaker City Florida Philadelphia Hawks Matt Guo Kas St. Joe’s Texas Western Town

Undefeated List Shrinks as Several Top Teams Fall

The old year ends with major college hoops seeing half the unblemished list vanish. Dayton lost to Maryland 77 75 in New Orleans Sugar Bowl Tourney with Henry Finkel scoring 44 before fouling out. Texas Western also posted a strong start in the Sun Carnival Rebs Nament. Providence Guard Jimmy Walker set a Holiday Festival record with 59 in a 91 81 win over Boston College. UCLA won Los Angeles Classic 94 78 over USC. St Josephs beat Temple, ending Temple’s 10 game string. Kansas won the Big Eight Tournament 71 61 over Nebraska. Vanderbilt and Minnesota rebounded with wins in their events.

Dayton Temple Iowa Texas Western Bradley Kentucky Maryland New Orleans Henry Finkel Flyers Neil Brayton New York Providence Jimmy Walker Friars Boston College Gregan State Portland Stanford Michigan Washington State Oklahoma City Virginia Tech UCLA Southern California Feeres Kansas Nebraska Kansas City Vanderbilt Minnesota Commodores Purdue Keith Thomas LaSalle Quaker City

Bowling League Results and Standings Report

Last night’s Industrial League bowling highlights several top performances. Ben Coe posted the high individual game while Myrtle Cask led the high team set. Ken Holland drilled the top individual score of 2000. Leaderboard notes McLamb’s and Brookdale & Dayle Desk No. 30 contended for second place as Kountry Ruining and Kountry Keveina posted strong totals.

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Guilford Goes For Tournament Championship

Wilmington College faces Guilford in the Wilmington Holiday Invitational final hoping to repeat as champions. Wilmington beat Catawba 83-75 to reach the final, while Guilford defeated Pembroke 93-79. Catawba and Pembroke play for third place. Both teams had a 30-point scorer in the semifinal round.

Wilmington Wilmington College Guilford Catawba Pembroke

Scoring Spread Was Key in Mountaineers Loss

West Virginia sophomore Ron Williams scored 25 points and sparked a late rally before injuring his wrist as NC State pulled away to beat the Mountaineers 94 77. State coach Press Maravich credited a spread scoring attack and strong rebounding for the win while WVU coach Bucky Waters noted Williams’ absence hurt.

Paul Shinn Enterprise Sports Weiter Reynolds Coliseum Raleigh West Virginia Ron Williams Willams N.C. State Wolfpack Mountaineers Williams State Pete Coker Mounties Larry Worley John Cavacint Coker Tommy Mattocks Worsley Eddie Biedenbach Billy Moffitt Far West Virginia John Lesher Press Maravich Shaffer Gary Benfield Bob Penn State Bucky Waters

Rain and Snow Forecast Ahead of Packers Browns Playoff

The AP reports a rainy to snowy forecast for Sunday’s NFL title game at Lambeau Field between the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns. A 56,852 crowd is expected as Lombardi’s Packers, nursing injured Jim Taylor, face Brown’s offense led by Frank Ryan with odds about even but Packers favored to gain in a tough defensive battle. Weather could influence play as the field is prepared with hay and tarp for a playable surface.

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