Wake Forest Admirers Demand Donations in Loss to Tar Heels
Carolina raced to a 115-87 ACC win over Wake Forest at Carmichael Auditorium. Tar Heels Lewis and Miller combined for 30 plus points while Wake Forest, plagued by a sluggish start and poor effort, dropped to 3-6 in league play.
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Wake Forest Coach Sees Fatigue After Close ACC Matchup
Murdock noted his team was not at full strength after playing back to back games two days apart. He said Carolina showed stronger play than Davis, and described the difference in the tonight's opponent from Saturday. Virginia upset Virginia Tech 79 65 and Furman 107 72, Clemson notching a fourth straight win as Tech fell to 1 4 4 and Tech star John Wetzel fouled out.
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Panthers Force Close Loss to East Carolina in Slow Game
East Carolina edged High Point 69 to 60 as the Panthers used a late zone shift to stifle the Pirates. ECC's shooting cooled after a 36 30 half, while High Point capitalized on foul shooting slumps and rebounding to stay within reach.
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Citadel Coach Sees Luck Turning For Cadets In Six Games
The Citadel basketball team under coach Mel Thompson sits 1-6 in the Southern Conference and in danger of missing the Feb 24 26 tournament. He insists the Cadets are not the worst and a few points could lift them, starting with a home game tonight against Richmond.
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Black Bison Fall Short in Makeup Bout With Reynolds
High Point hosts Greensboro Grimsley in a makeup wrestling match at Central High Gym. Black Bison drop ninth defeat to stand 2-9 after Reynolds dispatches High Point 35-14 with wins by Owens, Cagle, Yarborout, Barber, Gibson, Ak, and Snider among others.
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Bison Face Five-Game Finish After Salisbury, Grimsley
Bison, led by Harold Hudson Jack Hawks Sam Dockery and Butch Estes, have five regular season games left. They play Salisbury away on Tuesday and Grimsley at home Friday, then North Forsyth away next Tuesday, and Lexington at Lexington Friday to close. Reynolds High Point makeup date pending.
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Jaybirds Lose Players As 2-5 Team Slips
Coach Jim Swiggert reports three Jaybirds Tony Hill Robert Medi at and Larry Proctor have left the squad for personal reasons. David Mabe will start, while the team sits 2-5 in fifth place behind Gibsonville's 43 record.
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Penn Tigers Fall to West Charlotte in Gastonia
West Charlotte thrashed Penn 92 to 42 last night, opening 18-0 and pulling away as Penn struggled with height. Davis led West Charlotte with 19 points while Larry Johnson led Penn with 10. the Tigers shot 19 field goals to West Charlotte’s 40.
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Catfish Leads In Hope Golf Showdown
Harold Kneece known as Catfish tops the Hope Desert Classic field with 136 after two rounds. Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Jr. and Ken Venturi trail by several strokes as 54 holes remain in the five day event. Kneece holds a four stroke edge over rivals entering the third round.
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