Bison Face Lexington in Central 4-A Showdown
High Point travels to Lexington seeking a 13th win and ninth in conference as they meet the Yellow Jackets in a pivotal Central 4-A tilt. The Bison, led by George McDowell and Quinn Koontz, beat Lexington 64-53 at home earlier as Hugh Bingham mans the Jackets' frontline.
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Bob Hoffman
Lexington
High Point
Bison
Lexington Yellow Jackets
Jackets
Tony Simeon
Quinn Koontz
George McDowell
David Sherrill
Doug Pritchard
Larry Evans
Yellow Jackets
Hugh Bingham
McDowell
Bingham
Bob
Davidson 5th Duke 7th In AP Basketball Poll
COLLEGIATE ROUNDUP Baron wins No 700 then speaks a few kind words. Kentucky No 3 Davidson Duke and Vanderbilt remain highly ranked as Michigan falls to Ohio State 86-85 in a key Big Ten upset. Cotton Nash and Ted Deeken pace Kentucky as they move to 16-2. Vanderbilt rebounds with 111-73 win over Alabama.
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Baron
Adolph
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Lucky Wikkcats
Georgia
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Southland
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Wolverines
Ohio State
Michigan
Buckeyes
Gary Bradds
Athens
Cotton Nash
Ted Deeken
Nash
Deeken
Wildcats
Auburn
Commodores
Clyde Lee
Kansas State
Nebraska
Nick Workman
Seton Hall
Wagner
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Washington
Drake
Austrian Wins Downhill in Winter Olympic Alpine Bid
Egon Zimmermann won the men's downhill and is favored in the slalom for Austria as France dominates alpine events. Jean Saubert takes silver in women's giant slalom with Christine Gotschel, showing a rare sister duo. Francois lieu earned men's slalom gold, France leading in alpine medals as global events unfold.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Innsbruck
Austria
France
Egon Zimmermann
Jean Saubert
State University Coed
Sen
Christine
Dcetrie Dlacs Dabei
Miss Saubert
Miss Christine
Francois Lieu
District 26 Playoffs Battle Set in Spartanburg
Four teams compete February 24 25 in Spartanburg South Carolina for a District 26 NAIA playoff berth. From the Carolinas field Ford Erskine Pembroke and Belmont Abbey vie for one of four spots that advance to the national NAIA tournament in Kansas City.
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S. C
Carolinas
Caro
Catabde Ee Een Eanford
Erskine
Pembroke
Iselmont Abbey
Kansas City
Hockey player Leonard K noted in Britannica yearbook
The Britannica Book of the Year 1962 mentions hockey player Leonard K as part of the coverage. The brief entry places him among notable figures in the sport during that year and locale.
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Leonard K
Albany
Mo Mites
Britannica
UCLA Remains No 1 In AP Poll After Wins
Unbeaten UCLA holds the top spot with 43 first place votes as Davidson Vanderbilt and DePaul drop in the latest AP rankings. Michigan stays second at 15-1 after a 95-79 win over Michigan State.
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Associated Press
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DePaul
West Virginia
Auburn
Louisville
Michigan
Michigan State
Santa Barbara
University of California
VMI
Villanova
Michigan barber wins first Olympic gold in biathlon
In Innsbruck Austria Terry McDermott a Michigan barber turned marksman claimed the United States first Olympic speed skating gold medal while Russia dominated the biathlon and luge events. McDermott finished the biathlon tight with strong time to split the podium at Cortina 1956 record pace. The Germans swept luge events as Orton Enderlein led the women.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Lizum Valley
Innsbruck
Austria
Terry McDermott
Soviet Union
Vladimir
Mich
United States
Michi-Rise
N.J
Gen Tech
Uition
Cortina
Italy
Viet Union
Eugeny Grishnin
Germany
Vladimir Orlov
Alv
McDermott
Eddie Rudolph
Northbrook
Ken Henry
Weilwar
Hawae Olaskad
Europe
Thomas Koehler
Three Way Tie for Second in ACC Battle
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Maryland sit in a three way tie for second with 4 3 conference marks after UNC defeated Virginia 89 76 at home. Duke leads at 7 0 with Wake Forest visiting and Clemson hosting Furman in nonconference play.
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Associated Press
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Gamecocks
Wake Forest
Deacons
Clemson
Gamecocks Begin Spring Football Drills Saturday
South Carolina starts spring football practice Saturday under Coach Marvin Bass with a 70 man squad including 13 letter winners and Phil Branson. Duke and N C State begin later in February with around 80 then 85 players respectively. Clemson opens under Frank Howard with 25 set for drills as other ACC schools start later in the month.
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Marvin Bass
Eee Sah Bane Tae
Phil Branson
Kentucky
ACC
Duke
North Carolina State
Bill Murray
N. C. State
North Carolina
Earle Edwards
Jim Hickey
Gary Black
Ken Willard
Hickey
Danny Talbott
Jeff Beaver
Frank Howard
Clemson
Panthers Host Guilford in pivotal conference clash
High Point's Panthers seek to rebound from a 62-61 loss to Lenoir Rhyne and regain a share of first in the Carolinas Conference. Guilford's Quakers arrive 8-1 outside the league and 10-5 overall, led by top scorer Dan Kuzma as the teams meet at Alumni Gym at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Bill Hodges
High Point
Panthers
Guilford
Quakers
Alumni Gymnasium
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina
Elon
Cats
Campbell
Panther
Alert Bears
Bruins
Dan Kuzma
W M Teams Face Davidson in Southern Conference Clash
William and Mary aims to slow Davidson in Norfolk as 7 7 overall Indians seek to upset 16 1 Wildcats after Davidson routed VMI. Cham bers plans a cautious defense while other conference games include Virginia Tech at Richmond George Washington at VMI and Furman at Clemson.
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Associated Press
William and Mary
Davidson
W&m
Bill Chambers
Chambers
William and
Mary
VMI
Aes
Norfolk
Virginia Tech
Richmond
George Washington
Furman
Clemson
Citadel
East Carolina
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