High Point Panthers Face Three Games This Week
High Point College aims to rebound after a 71 66 loss to Lenoir Rhyne drops them to second in the North State Conference. The setback tightens the race for the NSC regular season crown with Lexington scheduled to begin the tournament on February 27. The team plans three games this week including two conference contests.
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Nip and Tuck Battle Seen For Skiers
In Bad Gastein Austria a tight contest unfolds for the combined world alpine title between Toni Sailer and Bud Werner with the slalom results shaping the duel. Werner sits four points back after a strong slalom showing while Sailer leads the field as the giant slalom and downhill events approach. The U.S. team, led by Othmar Schneider, eyes a podium alongside Staub as nations tally points.
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Duke Eyes Fifth Straight As Duke Faces South Carolina
Duke aims for a fifth consecutive win at home against South Carolina in an ACC contest. Duke recently beat Wake Forest 70-56 while South Carolina has dropped 10 of its last 11, with North Carolina and NC State leading the league.
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Truth about danger in X rays
In February Readers Digest reports on X-ray safety warning that improper use of common machines may pose greater risk than fallout from atomic tests. It notes danger to unborn children and urges careful handling by authorities and medical staff.
ACC Spring Grid Drills Begin Across Duke UNC
Duke and North Carolina start spring football practice next Saturday with all ACC teams joining in, Maryland delaying until March 10. Each squad pursues about 20 sessions and a month of drills ending with alumni games, while rosters highlight returning lettermen and notable losses across NC State Duke North Carolina Clemson South Carolina.
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