UNC Faces Wake Forest Duke After Clemson Win
North Carolina defeated Clemson 73-54 to move to 6-0 in the ACC. Lee Shaffer scored 29 points, while Harvey Salz added 16 and Doug Moe 10 as UNC prepares for home tests against Wake Forest and Duke. Duke visits N C State tonight in a key ACC clash.
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Flex-O-Lator Team Tops Duck Pin League Standings
Flex-O-Lators lead the Tuesday night Commercial duck pin league with 38 wins and 16 losses as Reliance Varnish High Pointers Thomas Car Works and Independents chase seeded spots. Top bowlers include Clarence Matthews 108 19 Clyde Wood 107 3 Harold Bullin 105 31 and J L Matthews 101 17.
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Davidson Eyes First Conference Win Tonight at VMI
Davidson coach Tom Scott seeks a single victory to help the Wildcats reach the Southern Conference tournament. Davidson aims to beat VMI, then face William and Mary and The Citadel as Richmond slides in the standings. West Virginia and Virginia Tech lead the league with wins, while Richmond stumbles in the cellar.
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National Hockey Loop Monday Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports no games on Monday in the National Hockey Loop. The schedule lists Montreal at Toronto and New York at Chicago for upcoming games.
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High Point Black Bison idle before stretch drive
High Point's Black Bison, coached by Tony Simeon, take a rest tonight to reorganize for a late season push and potential state tournament berth. The team recently beat Salisbury and Burlington, with Carmichael leading 4-A scorers at over 22 points per game and teammates Fuller Moose and Smith providing scoring and rebounding.
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Saban Named Grid Mentor At Boston
Lou Saban, 38, named head coach of the Boston entry in the American Football League. He signed a three year contract deemed very satisfactory by General Manager Ed McKeever. Saban played at Indiana University and the Cleveland Browns and coached at Western Illinois Case Western Reserve Washington Northwestern.
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App state approves stadium site and new buildings
Gov Luther Hodges and the Council of State signed approval Monday to acquire 28 acres at Boone owned by heirs of Dr B B Dougherty founder and long time president for 112361 dollars. Deeds for land in William B Umstead State Park were approved and condemnation was authorized for another tract.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Again Signs for Pender Rematch
Sugar Ray Robinson, at 39 and a five time middleweight champion, agrees to a rematch with Paul Pender in Boston on April 29. The payout favors Robinson with a TV share of 105000 while Pender gets 26250, gate shares split 30 percent each, promoter's estimate 100000, and Boston or New York venue questions settled.
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Cincinnati Tops AP basketball poll as Robertson shatters records
Cincinnati leads the weekly AP men's basketball rankings with Oscar Robertson setting scoring marks. The top six remain unchanged from last week, all with 17 1 records as the voters based on games through Saturday February 6. The top 10 includes Cincinnati Bradley California and Ohio State with heavy first place votes and strong showings. Holy Cross and Auburn enter the top 20 while Kansas State St Bonaventure drop out.
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Wilt Chamberlain-set to break NBA single season scoring record
Wilt The Stilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia needs 13 points in the Warriors game against Detroit to surpass the 2,105-point mark set by Bob Pettit last season. He leads league scoring with 2,093 points in 55 games at 38.0 per game and also tops rebounds with 29.0 per game. Pettit is now third with 1,455 points.
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Where They Play Tonight
Thomasville faces Landis Denton travels to Fair Grove Trinity plays Pilot West Davidson hosts Ledford Central Davidson meets Jamestown North Davidson meets Griffith Albemarle visits China Grove Concord plays Asheboro Kannapolis hosts Statesville
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Panthers Edge Newberry 69 64 In NSC Prep
High Point College improved to 13 2 with a 69 64 win over Newberry as senior forward Danny Sewell scored 23 and grabbed 20 rebounds. Jackie Short 14 Joe Guzinski 13 paced HPC while Carl Short 19 and Charlie Gallagher 18 led Newberry. Wayne Cheek suffered a cut but returned, prep for Western Carolina at Cullowhee.
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