Boxing notes from page six A highlights tough bout outcomes
The report describes a chaotic match between James White of High Point and George Aguas with a controversial decision. White was knocked down in the first round, recovered, and fought on until the bell. Haynes knocked White down twice in the second round, White battled through the third, and judges awarded the decision amid a tense arena.
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Hayes
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Carr Dominates Furman as State Maintains Lead
State never trailed, building an 8-0 start and leading 48-35 at halftime. Al Green scored 29 for the Wolfpack, while Furman’s Ray Miller had 33 points but shot 33.1 percent overall. Carr pulled 20 rebounds, Spence 14, as the Paladins offered stubborn resistance but still fell by a wide margin.
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al Green
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Steve Walker
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Raiders Edge Andrews In District Thriller
Andrews Raiders top Ragsdale 71 51 as bench players Hazelton Lanning and Craft lead scoring. Ragsdale’s Harper Turner Hingleton H pose scoring. halftime 24 24, third quarter offensive drought lingers for Raiders. Brenda Thomas notes repeated three quarter play.
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North Carolina tops Tech in hard fought clash
UNC defeated Georgia Tech 89 to 65 as Phil Ford led with 20 points and Walter Davis added 19. Tech coach Dwane Morrison praised his squad despite the loss, noting resilience and the season’s tough breaks while reflecting on future improvement.
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Bruce Buckey
Walter Davis
LaGarde
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Dwane Morrison
Mike Bottors
Mike Green
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Central JV and girls triumph behind standout scorers
In the junior varsity game Central's Hollingsworth led with 23 points, supported by Mackey 18 and Phelps 12, while Darrell McLean topped Central with 19 in varsity action. For the Central girls Linda Lee scored 21 and Julie Randle 12 as they pulled off a win.
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Alex Mackey
Colie Phelps
Darrell McLean
Central
Larry Willams
Ronnie Davenport
Linda Lee
Julie Randle
Bronze joy amid bronze and a cold turn of fate
At the ice rink last night a skater celebrated bronze with relief after two failed medal bids and a chilly wait. Canada and Finland paced the day as Helena Takalo claimed Finland’s first gold in the five kilometer event with a 15.48.69 finish, while U S skater Peggy Crowe, 20, was disqualified for failing to yield on a crossover amid a controversy over team selection.
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Dianne Holum
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Kim Kostron
Miss Holum
Finland
Sapporo
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Pro Cage Standings Report From Associated Frees
The Associated Frees lists EA Phoenix 118 and Golden State 311 with Portland 107 Seattle 100 and Washington at Atlanta, Boston at New York after noon, Chicago at Houston, Milwaukee at Detroit, Seattle at Golden State on Saturday’s games.
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Jamestown Junior High Splits With Asheboro Teams
Jamestown and Asheboro split Friday games. Jamestown boys won 76-56 as junior McLean scored 21. Terry Wright had 16 and Chuck Horney 14. Ninth grade record 10-1. Seventh and eighth grade won 42-29 with Tommy Irvin scoring seven. Medley Warren led Jamestown girls with 25 in a 50-46 loss. All three Jamestown teams travel to Griffin Tuesday.
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Jamestown
Junior McLean
Terry Wright
Chuck Horney
Tommy Irvin
Medley Warren
Griffin
East Splits With SW Ramseur Boys Rally To Edges Cougars
East Davidson Eagles boys rally for a 56 85 win as Walter Cassidy scores 31 and John Thomas hits the decisive late basket with 22 seconds left. East girls fall 39 31 as Kim Everhart and Jane Harris lead with nine each. Southwest Allred pours in 26 for the winners. East drops to 3 7 in conference play and 4 12 overall. Southwest improves standings.
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John Thomas
Eagles
Cougars
Panthers Travel To LR In Conference Push
High Point College Panthers aim to improve their sixth place in the Carolinas Conference as they visit Lenoir Rhyne after a three game winning streak. Coach Jerry Steele notes back to back games prepare them for upcoming tournament play.
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Limestone
HPC
NE Sweeps Griffin Clubs in Junior High Meet
Northeast Junior High swept Griffin clubs in three games on Friday. The ninth grade won 56 to 24, the girls prevailed 54 to 48, and the seventh to eighth grade team won 30 to 16. Dan Sloan led Griffin with 20 points in the ninth, while Tim Michaels and Mark Duff each scored 17 for NE. Wardlaw scored 28 for Griffin in the girls game, with Robin Ingram tallying 17 and JoAnn Little 12 for NE. Lonnie Smith led the NE seventh-eighth grade with 14 points.
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Dan Sloan
Tim Michaels
Mark Duff
Toe Wardlaw
Robin Ingram
JoAnn Little
Lonnie Smith
Trinity Matmen Tie For Title With Statesville Win
Trinity wrestlers edged Statesville 30-28 to clinch a share of the South Piedmont Conference title after a 7-1 SPC finish for Trinity and Thomasville. Pins by Tony McWhirter Andy Asken and Norman Askew. Decisions by Donny Fesperman James Carrel Kent Honeyradl. Randy Ellison drew.
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Trinity
Thomasville
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Tony McWhirter
Andy Asken
Norman Askew
Donny Fesperman
James Carrel
Kent Honeyradl
Randy Ellison
Allin Holds Lead By One In Hope Desert Golf
Buddy Allin leads by one stroke in the Hope Desert Classic after a round that featured a late eagle birdie finish. Jack Nicklaus and Casper sit one back, with Nicklaus noting course variance and weather conditions affecting strategy as the event nears its midway point. Arnold Palmer, four behind after a 214, learns of his father's Latrobe death during the rounds.
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Ead
Dwight Nevil
Dave Newquist
Rik Massengale
Johnny Miller
Mason Rudolph
John Mahaffey
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
Bison Matmen Top Eagles in District Eight matchup
Central's wrestling team defeated East Forsyth 39 to 27 Friday night. Lorenzo Quick Jimmy Manning and Ed Burns won by decision while Steve Sowers Willie Davis Cornelius Quick Robert Bryson and Mike Wright won by forfeit. The Bison are 4-10 overall and 4-8 in district eight, hosting North Forsyth Tuesday for the final home match.
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Lorenzo Quick
Jimmy Manning
Ed Burns
Steve Sowers
Willie Davis
Cornelius Quick
Robert Bryson
Mike Wright
Bison
North Forsyth
Wentworth Dominates Denton Early In NC Conference Game
Wentworth opened with a 26-2 run and led 54-18 at halftime as Willie Lowe and Greg Sampson controlled the boards. Denton’s Tom Johnson stood tallest for Denton while Bobby Berrier filled in at center after Garner’s ankle injury. Denton drops to 1-6 in the North Central and 1-13 overall. Wentworth improves to 20-0 overall and 7-6 in the conference.
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Tom Johnson
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West Davidson girls roll past Ledford in CCC clash
West Davidson steamrolled Ledford as the Green Dragons surged in the Central Carolina Conference race. Jamie Snider top scored for the Dragons with 25 points while Laura Hanes and Carla Owen controlled the boards. Ledford's Rhonda Fullam poured in 36 points as the Panthers fought back but West Davidson held on for the win to improve to 6-2 in the CCC and 9-3 overall.
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Westchester Splits With Greensboro in Upbeat Basketball Night
Westchester Academy swept a girls and boys doubleheader with Greensboro Day School. The Wildcats girls dominated 66 to 28 behind Lillie Silver who scored 35 and Jerry Coble 15. The boys fell 99 to 24 as Bill Meacham led with 21 points and Paul Payne added 10.
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Westchester Girls
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Maine tops Commonwealth 38 to 0 as Furman beats Tensensee St 76 to 68 and Montana State edges Montana 81 to 74. Pepperdine defeats Nevada Las Vegas 93 to 63 while Wyoming leads Gomaga 75 to 6 but Northwestern Nazarene 55 and Utah stay close. Indiana State at Maries game postponed.
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Knights Fall To Stanly In Doubleheader Thriller
North Stanly swept both ends of a doubleheader as the Black Knights routed North Davidson 71 44 in girls play and edged the Davidson boys 83 64. Lynn Gentry led North Stanly girls with 12 points while Robert Everhart paced the Knights with 19 in the boys contest. Perry Tuttle sparked a late rally for North Davidson but was charged with a turnover as North Stanly held to secure the win.
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Lynn Gentry
Black Knights
Perry Tuttle
North Stanly Seareten
Robert Everhart
Knights
Tedy Leonard
Steve C
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