Bowling Standings and High Scores From High Point Circuits
Phillips Foscue leads with 50-22 record as Silver Craft sits 2nd at 47-25 and Thayer Coggin 45-27. Clarence Castevens tops with 216 high game. Milford Payne 576 high series. Several teams post high games and sets including P.M. Electroplating 2872 set and 1036 high team game. League notes update standings, highs and upcoming High Point Championship deadline February 11.
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All State Amusement
P.M
Southern Chrysler
Ed Hall
Brookdale, Inc
Brookdale
Monarch Furniture
Frankie Price
Frankie
High Point
Larry Everhart
Butch State
Roy Dixon
Dink Brown
Arch McMullan
Marvin Young
Jim Price
Ken Proctor
Bill Miller
Charlie Wilson
Mike Roberts
Post Office
Civitan
Plank Road
Lions Club
Harold Clark
A. B. Moore
Gene Marsh
Max Grogan
Ronnie Proctor
Harry Ashwell
Bill Wall
Lampart
Kirby
Jerry Johnson
Kerry
Butch Brooks
Steve Brown
Merrill Tuttle
Paul Sapp
Billy Crisco
Charles Miles
Jim Rickert
Ken Rich
Bud Messer
Raymond Isom
Jimmy Davis
Bobby Skidmore
Mills Pin Busters
Thomas Car Works
Reliance Universal
Jerry
Woodmen
Dallas Furniture
C. E. Joyner
Don Dickey
Dave Willard
Wall Gross
Terry Lockhart
Haden Lovern
Wuz Robbed Cower Left Detroit Win Continues
Detroit pulled away after a late steal to extend their winning streak to five with a 110-86 victory. AP Wirephoto
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Cower
Detroit
Virgil Carter Jumps To New Football Loop
Virgil Carter became the first NFL name to jump to the World Football League after writing a Dear John letter to the San Diego Chargers. The veteran quarterback joins three others signed by the WFL Chicago Fire as the league pursues top NFL talent amid draft day moves and hesitation from Ed Jones and David Jaynes.
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Virgil Carter
Associated Press
National Football League
John
San Diego Chargers
NFL
Colorado
Bo Matthews
San Diego
UCLA
Bill Sandifer
San Francisco
Michigan
Dave Gallagher
Chicago
Southern California
Steve Riley
Minnesota
Carter
Chicago Bears
Buffalo Bills
Cincinnati Bengals
Tennessee State
Jones
David
Jaynes
Kansas
Cincinnati
WFL
Chicago Fire
Mark Kellar
Northern Illinois
John Wright
Jamestown 9th Rips Southeast Guilford 87 70
Angelo Evans scored 20 points to lead Jamestown Junior High ninth grade basketball to an 87-70 win over Southeast Guilford. Brad Hamlet added 19 and Wayne Lloyd 46 for Jamestown while Jeff McCullough led Southeast with 25 and Gary Payne had 20. Jamestown improves to 7-1 and heads to Western Guilford on Monday.
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Pleasant Garden
Angelo Evans
Jamestown Junior High
Southeast Guilford
Brad Hamlet
Wayne Lloyd
Jeff McCullough
Gary Payne
Jamestown
Guilford
Cougars fall to Virginia as slide continues
Cougar coach Larry Brown blasted the night as a rough showing with misdirected efforts as Virginia, led by 57 percent shooting, built a 57 game pace. Mack Calvin led with 24 points, Manning 20, Owens and Littles 12 each. Cincy Powell returned for Virginia and scored 28. Houston drops to 13-16 without Cunningham and prepares for another trip to face Virginia.
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Virginia
Larry Brown
Mack Calvin
Cougars
Manning
Tom Owens
Gene Littles
Cincy Powell
Gervin
Cunningham
Tree Stirs Upset as Grant Shines for New Mexico State
Roland Tree Grant powered New Mexico State to a 76-73 upset of 15th ranked Louisville, scoring 24 and grabbing 15 rebounds while Louisville absence Wesley Cox with flu. Allen Murphy matched Grant with 24 and Louisville fell from MVC lead. Utah edged Texas-El Paso as Burden hit 18-foot jumper late. Other scores include Manhattan over St Josephs double OT 80-73 and Rutgers over West Virginia 80-73.
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Louisville
Roland “Tree” Grant
New Mexico State
Cardinals
Denny Crum
Aggies
Wesley Cox
Long Beach State
San Diego State
Texas-El Paso
Utah
Grant
Allen Murphy
Luther
Burden
Leonard Gray
Long Beach
Manhattan
St. Joseph’s
Rutgers
West Virginia
Madison Square Garden Island
Hardin-Simmons
Oklahoma City University
North Texas State
Drake
Memphis State
Wichita State
Jacksonville
Pan American
Bradley
Tulsa
Iceman Stable After Knockout
Atlanta Flames top scorer Al McDonough remained stable and alert in a Chicago hospital after a knockout by Dick Redmond in a Wednesday game against the Chicago Black Hawks. He suffered a concussion, tests showed no skull fracture, and he’s ruled out for about two weeks with precautionary observation at Henrotin Hospital.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Flames
al McDonough
Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Flames
McDonough
Henrotin
Dick Redmond
North South Event Gets New Look In ACC Doubleheaders
The North South basketball doubleheaders at the Charlotte Coliseum feature ACC teams with NC State and North Carolina battling for the lead along with Furman replacing Clemson. NC State (16-1) faces Georgia Tech (4-13) and UNC (15-2) meets Furman (14-5, in game two. Saturday includes NC State vs Furman and UNC vs Georgia Tech with two afternoon games: Duke (8-10) vs Notre Dame and Virginia vs Wake Forest in a regional telecast. Maryland plays George Washington at Largo Md.
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Charlotte Coliseum
North Carolina State
North Carolina
ACC
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Clemson
Tigers
Furman
N. C. State
Charlotte
N. C
State
Duke
Notre Dame
Virginia
Wake Forest
Maryland
George Washington
New Capital Centre
Largo
UCLA
Georgia State
Weekend NBA Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Saturday and Sunday's games span matchups across the league with Carolina versus Virginia in Richmond and Denver at Indiana among others. Eastern Conference Atlantic New York lead 34 22 and Boston 38 14 while Central includes Cleveland and Milwaukee. Western Pacific features Golden State and Los Angeles atop the standings with Detroit in the Midwest mix. Thursday and Friday results highlight Detroit 110 Golden State 96 and New York at Boston among several cross conference clashes.
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Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Denver
Indiana
Kentucky
Memphis
New York
San Antonio
Utah
San Diego
G.B
Boston
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Capital
Atlanta
Houston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
K.C Omaha
Golden St
Los Angeles
Seattle
Phoenix
Portland
Golden State
Kansas City-Omaha
Pet
G.B. New York
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Skating Couple Wins First Major U.S. Pairs Gold
Johnny Johns and Melissa Militano captured the senior pairs title at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Providence, with Militano 18 and Johns 22. The duo, who became engaged two months after teaming up last July, performed a near flawless program to Greek piano concerto, to secure gold ahead of rivals Babilonia/Gardner and Susman/Huff.
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Providence, R.1
Johnny Johns
Melissa Militano
U.S
Melissa
Dix Hills
N.Y
Johns
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Mark
Prince Charming
Providence Civic Center
Tai Reine Babilonia
Mission Hills
Calif
Randy Gardner
Los Angeles
California
Erica Susman
Thomas Huff
Reynolds Tops Bison in 34 21 Wrestling Match
Winston Salem High Point Central suffered its ninth conference defeat as Reynolds posted a 34 21 win. The Bison, at 6 11, close the year hosting Greensboro Page. Pete Price pinned for the Bison. decisions logged by Willie Middlebrooks John Ferriter and Don Swaim.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Central
Reynolds
Bison
Greensboro Page
Pete Price
Willie Middlebrooks
John Ferriter
Don Swaim
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Moose Clayton
Monday Industrial League
High Point Bowling Association
Carolina Container
Harb’s
Bill Morgan
Harvey French
J. W. Cecil
Fred Harb
Don Royals
Ray Comer
Gary Olsen
Jay Young
Johnny Miller
Danny Linthicum
Curtis Routh
Dickie Davis
Jerry Stone
Fred Newman
High Point Classic League
Jeff Matthews
Charles Ruddock
Dick Davis
Jim Ledwell
High Point Industrial League
Civic Triples League
Carter Williams
Ronnie Collins
Glen Lowe
David Sink
Dennis Cooper
Steve McCullem
Debbie Benfield
Cindy Taylor
Jackie Fryer
Gary Hampton
Larry Collins
Kathy Ferguson
Robin Beeson
David Hubbard
Darren Poston
Phil Gunter
David Sheen
Ronnie Bowman
Tracy Royals
Susan Ferguson
Gene Byerly
Mark Joyner
Terry Wood
Tommy Bowman
Willie Norwood
Butch Beard
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