Panthers Lose, Presbyterian Beats High Point 90-69
High Point College spiraled to its 12th straight road defeat as Presbyterian controlled the game from the start. The Panthers shot 32.5 percent, no balanced offense, and six players reached double digits for the Blue Hose led by Steve Crowe with 21 as High Point falls to 3-8 in conference play.
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Clinton, S. C
High Point
Presbyterian
Panthers
Bob Vaughn
Vaughn
Pawers
Ate
Giles Setzer
Art Capper
The
Blue Hose
Steve Crowe
Dave Kerchner
Mike Lovell
John Bartone
Donnie Kuhn
Smith
Allen
Kirkman
Foelber
Wilson
Gil
Davis
Colbert
McGhee
Kerchner
Dickerson
Whiteside Hl
Deacons Davis Outduels Scott in ACC Thriller
Wake Forest rally to an 88-85 home win over UNC as Charlie Davis scores 41 and Charlie Scott 31. Ralph Stout draws late fouls and a technical on Dean Smith, prompting postgame praise and controversy.
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Winston-Salem
Charlie
Ralph
Winston- Salem Coliseum
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Deacs
University of North Carolina
Taft Haas
Charlie Davis
Wake
Charlie Scott
UNC
Davis
Scott
Ralph Stout
Tar Heels
Stout
Ed Fogler
Heels
Dean Smith
Carolina
Smith
Fogler
Gil
McGregor
Jack McCloskey
Deacons
Lee Dedman
Bill Chamberlain
North Carolina
Chadwick
Eggleston
Uycik
Delany
Corso
Pregis
Gipple
Wake Forests
Ackley
Walker McGregor
Bryant resigns from N. C. State to join Hager Machine Co.
High Point native Charlie Bryant leaves NC State after four years as assistant coach to take a vice president sales role with Hager Machine Co in Gastonia. He credits the Wolfpack’s rise to national ranking and vows to keep up with the team while pursuing new business opportunities.
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High Point
N. C. State
Hager Machine Co
Gastonia
Wolfpack
Bryant
Tony Simeon
Anderson, S.C
Boys High
Wake Forest
State
Norman Sloan
Roberts
Hager
Bison and Raiders Face Conference Tests Tonight
High Point Central hosts Greensboro Dudley while Andrews travels to Mount Airy as both teams seek wins. Central sits near the top of the Central 4A after a double overtime loss to Smith, and Andrews aims to snap a two game skid in Western 3A District 5 with a 10-5 overall record.
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Danny Witt
Panthers
Tubby Smith
Danny
Vaughn
Presbyterian
High Point
High Point Central
Red Raiders
Andrews
Central
Greensboro Dudley
Mount Airy
Bison
Smith High
Raiders
Smith's
Eagles
Smith
Grimsley
Bears
Morehead
Madison-Mayodan
Ack
Anderson
Ziegler Leads Desert Golf Classic Amid Hockey Dream
Larry Ziegler from Terre Du Lac Mo leads the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic into the final rounds with a 132 through three days, three strokes ahead of Bruce Devlin. Ex U S Open champ Lee Trevino and Moon Mullin are tied at 137, with Amigo Palmer and Chi Chi Rodriguez close by. Ziegler hopes to win to take a break and watch the Stanley Cup playoffs, noting he cannot skate but loves hockey.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Larry Ziegler
Ziegler
Bruce Devlin
Lee Trevino
Moon Mullin
la Quinta
Arnold Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bill Casper
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Paul Shinn
Dickie Walker
Dan Ackley
Don Eggleston
Art Richardson
Deacons Davis
Bob Hoffman
Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
Charlie Bryant
Wofford College
Clemson
Art Musselman
Columbia
S.C
Musselman
Eorn
Bobby Roberts
By Paul Shinn
Dudley Panthers
Central Gymnasium
Grimsley Tuesday Nigl
Dudley
Gates Tires
Hea Pense
GATES
Tire Mart
Elm & Commerce
Hope
Terre du Lac
St. Louis
Devlin
Bob Rosburg
Charles Coody
Labron Harris
Spiro T. Agnew
George Murphy
Ralif
Agnew
National Broadcasting Co
Indian Wells
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