High Point Women’s Bowling Set For First Annual Tournament
Preparations underway for the first annual HPWBA tournament this weekend at Fair Lanes College Village and High Point Lanes. Twenty two teams entered including two from Asheboro, with Linwood Smith to cut the ribbon and 1 pm start times Saturday and Sunday.
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Garrison Sparks HPC To Narrow Win Over Campbell
Co captain Phil Garrison scored 31 points leading HPC past Campbell 65 64 despite Campbell holding a halftime edge. Reidy paced Campbell with 24 as HPC controlled late defense and foul shooting to seal the victory.
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Penn to Play at Reidsville
William Penn High of High Point travels to Reidsville to face Washington High in a Western Conference showdown aiming for a fourth league win. Jayvee at 7 p.m. followed by varsity at 8 p.m. The Tigers hold a 3-1 league and 7-7 overall record.
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College scores and highlights from a congested night
Leland Mitchell’s 29 leads Maroons in a 6 1 SEC tie as Georgia Tech slips past William and Mary in a non conference squeaker after a 37 37 halftime. Ned Walk notches 200th win at Arizona State with Art Becker 19. Purdue breaks eight game Big Ten skid by beating Michigan State 103 81. Other games include Seton Hall over Upsala 94 71 and a 50 49 Davidson win over The Citadel.
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Wildcats Edge Cadets 50 49 to Gain Conference Tie
Davidson moved into a second place tie with Virginia Tech by defeating The Citadel 50-49 at Charleston. Fred Hetzel and Bill Jarman each scored 18 for Davidson, while Mike West and Charlie Maddrazo led The Citadel with 14. Georgia Tech narrowly defeated William and Mary 50-49 as the Indians battled hard, led by a 16-point Dave Hunter.
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Allen Jay Aims For Big GCC Showdown With Northwest
Allen Jay and Northwest clash in a Guilford County Conference doubleheader at Northwest after strong recent runs. Jaybirds center David Cole led a 17 rebound effort as Allen Jay seeks upset potential while Ragsdale hosts Guilford High and looks to rebound in both boys and girls play. Northwest carries a 7-1 mark and seeks a 14th straight win with key players including Gareth Beshears and Randy Morrow in support.
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Aparicio Signs 1963 Pact After Orioles Trade
Luis Aparicio signed his 1963 contract with the Baltimore Orioles after being traded from the Chicago White Sox. The 29 year old Venezuelan reportedly earns about 37500, matching his White Sox salary, with Lee MacPhail noting he could be Orioles' highest paid player.
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Ten College Presidents Meet for CC Conference at High Point
High Point College hosts a 12:30 luncheon for the Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meeting with ten presidents from Elon Atlantic Christian Appalachian State Guilford Lenoir Rhyne Pfeiffer Western Carolina Newberry and Catawba present along with commissioner H C Hawn to discuss a district NAIA workshop and football scholarship changes.
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Local boxing card nets quick knockouts in Philadelphia
Dick Turner, 147, Philadelphia, stopped Percy Manning, 145, Philadelphia, 3. Er nie Burford, 154, Memphis, stopped Jesse Smith, 160, Philadelphia, 3.
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Guilford County high school conference slate tonight
Allen Jay visits Northwest while Guilford faces Ragsdale in a conference double header. Ledford travels to Trinity and West plays East Davidson as Central Tar Heel hosts E Montgomery at Randleman in a league evening.
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Denton Girls Seek Lead as Central Tonight Hosts CCC Doubleheader
Denton and Central Davidson clash in a decisive Central Carolina Conference night. Denton girls, led by Carol Robbins, defend first place against Central Davidson on their home floor, while Central Davidson boys aim to extend their 8-0 league mark against winless Denton in the nightcap. West Davidson and Ledford also factor in the slate as Trinity tries to slow Ledford.
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Montreal at New York and Detroit at Chicago NHL games Wednesday
The National Hockey League schedules feature Montreal visiting New York and Detroit traveling to Chicago for Wednesday games. Both matchups pit division rivals and aim to boost standings.
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