Bison beat Reynolds 66-62 in home win
High Point players delivered a season best team effort to defeat Winston-Salem Reynolds 66-62 on Reynolds home court. Tony Simeon praised the group as they improved rebounding and defense, sending High Point to a 4 4-A Conference record and setting up key games versus Grimsley and Salisbury next week.
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I GAMES TONIGHT Ledford Trinity Gain Vital Wins In Loop Contests
Trinity High School’s Bulldogs visit Central Davidson to face the Spartans in a Central Carolina Conference basketball doubleheader. Trinity girls stay undefeated with a 42 39 win over Ledford girls while Ledford boys roll to 74 50 over Trinity, led by Mickey Russ 19 points and Dale Boldin 12. Dwight Meredith 18 and David Spell 13 aided Trinity. Ina Spencer led Trinity girls with 22.
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Makeup game brings Randleman at East in CCC race
Randleman travels to East Davidson tonight for a makeup CCC contest as both teams chase fourth place. The Tigers split with Denton last night, 65 58 in boys play while the Denton girls won 38 25. Steven Craven led Randleman with 49 points, supporting by Hinshaw 18 and Gray 15. Denton’s Robbie Tillotson scored 29. Denton led 4 0 0 at the half and the Tigers held Denton to no scoring in the fourth.
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Pro Athletes Eye Union Drive Against Hoffa You
Associated Press report notes Teamsters President James Hoffa launches a campaign to organize players from baseball, football, basketball, and hockey into a giant union, eliciting mixed reactions from sports leaders and questions about players’ salaries and security. Hoffa faces skepticism from NFL and NHL figures while others consider potential benefits like job security and pensions for injured players.
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Davidson Battles Keydets Tonight
Davidson guards a slim Southern Conference lead by facing lowly VMI at home while The Citadel sits idle. West Virginia visits George Washington as Richmond travels to Furman and William and Mary hosts East Carolina at Ft. Eustis. Davidson seeks to avoid a third straight loss and preserve top seed ahead of the Feb 24 26 tournament. VMI aims to snap a four game skid. Wig Baumann scored 25 for The Citadel in a 68 70 win over Richmond.
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Ferndale Defeats Griffin For Ninth Win Of Season
Ferndale rolled to its ninth victory by defeating Griffin 61 37 yesterday afternoon. Ferndale led 12-10 after one quarter and 27-19 at halftime, then dominated the third quarter 18-6. Robert McInnis scored 22, Steve Peck 14, and John Lynch 11 for Ferndale while Griffin's Little led Griffin with 14.
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Heels Terps On Tube State Clemson Clash Tonight
North Carolina State coach Maravich notes lineup changes have boosted speed and defense as State hosts Clemson in Raleigh in a key ACC showdown. Clemson rides a four game win streak to a 5-3 conference mark while State sits 4-3.
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Clay Terrell Sign Pact For Heavyweight Battle
Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell agreed Friday to a heavyweights title fight set for Chicago International Amphitheatre on Tuesday March 29. The bout, designated champion by the World Boxing Association, will be reviewed by the Illinois State Athletic Commission for license approval.
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Generals Trounce Jacksonville in 12-2 rout
Greensboro Generals mount scoring spree defeating Jacksonville 12-2 to narrow the Southern division lead over Washville in the EHL race. Rookie Roy Pyke, Garry Sharp and Dam-Dam Diberardino lead with hat tricks and six points apiece, while Pat Draper and six others contribute. Charlotte also beat Nashville 4-2 as Greensboro tightens standings. next Knoxville visit Greensboro at 8 p.m. Attendance 2,126.
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Y Club Game Between Greensboro and High Point
The High Point YMCA and the Greensboro YMCA meet tonight at the High Point Y for a return basketball clash. Tip time is 8 p.m. Greensboro won the earlier meeting by 128 to 1. The Gate City crew features a former Appalachian State ace.
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Panthers Face Catawba In Conference Showdown
High Point College hosts Catawba at Alumni Gym tonight with kickoff at 8 p.m. The Panthers hold a 10-1 conference record and 123 overall, while the Indians stand 6-8 in league play and 9- overall. Dwight Durante leads Catawba near 30 points per game as Gene Littles misses action for HP. Coach Tom Quinn may keep Littles sidelined, starting McDermott Wall Picka Davis Lindsay.
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Northwest Guilford dominates in 87 43 win over SE Guilford
Northwest Guilford Vikings extend league lead to 8 0 with an 87 43 victory over Southeast Guilford. Steve Morgan 16 and Stan Morgan 14 pace the winners while Jerry Daniel and John Dixon add 12 each. Southeast top scorer Johnson had 5. In girls action Northwest wins 42 29 as Becky Farrington scores 13 and Gail Faucette 12.
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