Trinity Pries Open Ledge to Halt Ledford Upset in CCC
Trinity Bulldogs defeated Ledford 61 48 to reclaim the top of the Central Carolina Conference standings in a key boys game. The win kept Trinity and Central Davidson tied for first while Ledford fell to sixth as Ragsdale rose to fifth with a win over North.
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High Point Bison face stretch of make or break games
Eight remaining Central 4-A schedule dates loom for High Point Bison as they chase the state tournament. A 41-36 loss to Salisbury and a 58-45 win over Asheboro frame a critical run led by Ken Rich and Gil Ford. Page and Reynolds loom as tough road tests with Demons seeking revenge and a three-team race shaping the standings in Greensboro next month.
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Wrestle for Amateur Sports Control Heats Up
NCAA executive Walter Byers denounces a power grab by colleges while Ferris of the AAU defends a traditional control structure. The clash centers on governance of amateur athletics, foreign relations, and the push for a federated voice across high schools, colleges, and services with looming arbitration.
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Battleground for Hopefuls in Spring Training Camps
Spring training draws 800 athletes for 500 spots across 20 major league clubs. By May 9, many will head to Honolulu, Vancouver, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Louisville, or Omaha. The Yankees move to Fort Lauderdale. Mets and Colts start new bases. eight teams begin with new managers.
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