High Point Lanes Dominates Tri-Cities Bowling Meet
John Savas notes High Point Lanes leads Tri-Cities League after a win over Fair Lanes College Village at Piedmont Lanes Greensboro. HPL totals 2793 with 224-8 record and five of last six over College Village. Norma Cowan’s 231 game and 564 series highlight Hi-Lighters League. Mixed Couples Sweeper debuts Sunday at High Point Lanes.
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Ingemar Johansson plots comeback and European title bid
Johansson outlines a three step plan starting with Bygraves in Goteborg. He aims to reclaim the world title after beating Richardson for the European crown and then pursuing Sonny Liston in a outdoor bout with massive gate potential reported by AP Sports.
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Bi son faces pivotal night as young quartet leads
In a 21-6 final stanza surge, Rich tops with 14 points, Ford 12, Sherrill 11, Wolfe 10. The same four rise to carry the offense again tonight, while the Bi son squad considers a decisive move if they are to turn the tide.
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Bulldogs overpower High Point 36 8 for 8th win
Bulldog wrestlers toppled High Point High 36 8 to remain undefeated in eight matches. High Point avoided falls but Tommies won many decisions. High Point record 2 2 1 after the meet.
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UNC To Play Ohio State Next Fall
The UNC football schedule includes home games with seven ACC rivals and road tests at Ohio State Michigan State and Notre Dame. Ohio State and Michigan State are new opponents. Notre Dame meets UNC 11 times historically. The Tar Heels, coached by Jim Hickey, open drills Feb. 17 with 20 lettermen back and posted a 5-5 record last season. The slate features games Sept 22 NC State Sept 29 at Ohio State Oct 6 at Michigan State Oct 13 Maryland Oct 20 South Carolina Oct 27 Wake Forest Nov 3 at Clemson Nov 10 at Virginia Nov 17 at Notre Dame Nov 24 Duke.
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Fly Bug Halts Ledford as Panthers Sit Out Tonight
Ledford Panthers, rulers of the Central Carolina Conference, will not play tonight due to flu sidelining four starters and nine girls at practice. Trinity, East Davidson, West Davidson, and non league games fill the schedule with Trinity aiming for sole lead in the boys division as Central Davidson challenges the tie.
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High Point Panthers face Western Carolina Catamounts
High Point College travels to Cullowhee to play Western Carolina in a key Carolinas Conference clash. HPC sits 10-8 overall 9-6 in league play in fourth place while Western Carolina is 14-8 overall 8-6 in conference in fifth place. The teams previously split their first meeting.
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Stagg Hospitalized at 99. Not in Serious Condition
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 99, the legendary football innovator, is in satisfactory condition at Cameron Hospital in Stockton with a knee inflammation. Doctors caution age makes any ailment potentially serious, and Stagg plans to reach 100 on August 16.
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Bulldogs Ready After Flu Break For Concord Showdown
Thom asville High School basketball teams restart league play with a 6 30 p m doubleheader against Concord in the South Piedmont Conference. The Bulldogs, 0 4 in the standings, have been sidelined since Jan 26 due to illness while the girls sit at 2 2 and tied for third. Coach Clint Ingram warns of a weak lineup but expects most players to be dressed.
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Allen Jay Birds Face Colfax in Key Conference Doubleheader
Allen Jay's Jaybirds host Colfax High in a Guilford County Conference doubleheader with a potential share of the lead at stake. Colfax and Stokesdale sit at 9-1, while Allen Jay's boys are 8-2 and could move into a tie with a win. The girls also stand 8-2 as flu impacts ease. one girl is questionable. First game set for 7 p.m.
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Reds Aim to Defend NL Title With Youth and New Pitchers
Cincinnati Reds coach says the defending champions will enter 1962 optimistic and not complacent. The roster adds Dave Hillman, Dave Sisler, Moe Drabowsky and pitcher Joey Jay as they replace six players lost to expansion. The Reds rely on a confident, still-improving young group.
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Wildcats eye first conference title after 12 game win streak
Davidson's Wildcats ride a 12 game victory streak into Richmond where they hope to carry momentum to the Southern Conference tournament March 1-3. Coach Lefty Driesell credits scrappy play and a midseason surge as key to the 12-6 season and 4-3 conference mark.
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