Trinity and Pilot Players Clash in Narrow Match
Trinity edges Pilot 73 to 61 as Hedrick leads with double figures. Key contributors include Ferrell Oakley Kanoy Royals and Evans while Carr Williams and Walker add steady scoring for Trinity.
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Trinity
Pilot
Hedrick
F—Mathis
Wwicegood
G—Beasley
Smith G
Spainhour
Carr
Walker
Jd. Hedrick
Trinity—Ferrell
Oakley
Kanoy
Royals
Fields
Weston
Evans
K. Carr
Williams
Schnerison Team Leads Men's AL at Carolina Bowling Center
A. J. Schnerison & Son of Randleman leads the Men's American League at Carolina Bowling Center with a 34-20 mark as Piedmont Finance trails at 30-24. Charles White of Stay-Rite tops individual averages at 109-31, with Wood Cecil 106-31 and M Saxon 106-7 close behind. The summary covers standings through last week’s schedule.
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A. J. Schnerison & Son
Randleman
Carolina Bowling Center
Charles White
Wood Cecil
M. Saxon
White
Piedmont Finance
Schnerison
Schnerison & Son
Carsons, Inc
Stay-Rite
the Strikers
Internal Revenue
W. Davis
Clyde Wood
Walt Gross
Jorney
Eyre Powell
C. E. Joyner
D. Davis
Panthers eye late season surge in key league clash
High Point College sits third in the standings after two weeks in the league, as HPC, alongside Lenoir Rhyne, prepares for a pivotal battle on February 20 at Hickory. The Panthers defeated Newberry 69 65 in a non conference win after a strong effort against Catawba.
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Appalachian
Panthers
Hickory
HPC
Lenoir Rhyne
Newberry
High Point
Walloping Catawba
Jaybirds Sweep Twin Victories In Guil Rand Conference
Allen Jay defeats Alamance 76 to 52 in girls action led by Mary Hendrix with 30 points. In the boys game Richard Cross scores 23 as Allen Jay wins 69 to 58, with Alamance within four in the final quarter before the Jaybirds pull away.
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Allen Jay Jaybirds
Guil Rand
Alamance
Mary Hendrix
Allen Jay
Richard Cross
Jaybirds
Terry Durham
Durham
Jim Swiggett
Swiggett
Favorites Win Boys Top Landis In CCC Action
Central Carolina Conference teams mostly stayed on script with few upsets. Ledford girls beat West Davidson 82 40 to tighten second place as Brenda Ragan scored 49. West boys edged Ledford 28 24 with Pat Beck on top for West. Denton girls defeated Fair Grove 82 47 and Denton boys won 56 41. Jamestown Central Davidson split a doubleheader. Jamestown girls won 64 58 while Spartans boys stayed unbeaten with 64 37. Trinity cagers dropped two at Pilot with Pilot girls 67 32 and Pilot boys 63 48. Sharon Hege starred for Pilot girls and Jerry Hodge paced Pilot boys.
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Central Carolina
Ledford
West Davidson
West Boys
Panthers
Brenda Ragan
Pat Beck
West
Joey Williams
Wilbur Swaim
Denton
Lassies
CCC
Fair Grove
Red Raider
Tigers
Carol Robbins
Linda Hinshaw
Raider
Junie Sheen
Donald Gallimore
Invaders
Pilot
Sharon Hege
Janet Hahn
Jerry Hodge
Jim English
Tommies Rally To Top Landis In Conference Clash
Landis-Thomasville High faced a strong night with the Bulldogs coming up short 52-37 after a tight opener. Bill Beverly led Thomasville with 18 points while Wayne Young added 10 as coach Clint Ingram praised the effort and the team's best shooting of the year. Landis drops to 2-7 in the conference and 5-9 overall. Emily Werner led Landis girls with 19 points and Hazel Williams had 16 in a 46-41 loss.
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Landis
Thomasville High
Bulldogs
Tommies
Tommie Boys
Landis Crew
Clint Ingram
Bill Bverly
Wayne Young
Landis Girls
Tommie Girls
Thomasville
Emily Werner
Hazel Williams
Ville
Darrell Corder
Boy ME Thomasville
Leonard Eeee
Byerly Pe
Harris
Wolfe
Young
Bowles
Carter
See Hee
Prim Fe
MiveveXesaes Wise
Miller
Allen
McCrary
Werner Taba
Williams Eee
Macertare Ipheaeeees
Iter Pave
Henson
Isenhour
Karrik
Berts
High Point Hosts Western Carolina In North State Showdown
Front running High Point aims for its 10th NSC win in 12 starts as it visits Western Carolina. East Carolina at Catawba and Appalachian at Elon. Pembroke at Elon in non conference play. Pfeiffer loses to Pikeville while Lenoir Rhyne drops to ninth defeat in 22 games. Thurston Frye scores 23 for Pfeiffer.
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High Point
Western Carolina
East Carolina
Catawba
Appalachian
Elon
Pembroke
North State
Lenoir Rhyne
LA Bears
Wofford
South Carolina
Pfeiffer
Pikeville
Thurston Frye
Parker Nominated for Pro Backfield Coach Post
Ace Parker of Duke University joins Dick Todd as a candidate for the New York Titans backfield coach job in the American Football League. Parker cites higher pay and a three year contract at double his Duke wage as key factors in considering the position. Wismer confirms Todd as the other top candidate for the post.
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Durham
Ace Parker
Duke University
New York Titans
Parker
Duke
Harry Wismer
New York
Dick Todd
Washington Redskins
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Fauna
Tracy
S. Romne
Cceenes
Holmes
Cox
Puttman
Davidson
OYS
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Davis
Hudson
C-Rhodes
Beck
H. Davis
Greer
Eee Stevens
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J Beck
McCarn
Foust
Pittman Zeen
Terrie Kerri
Tommy Kerr
Mangum
Huckabee
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Hodge
F—Oakley
Wall
C—Peele
Etek Swicegood
G—Sheran
Eee
Taylor
Lambeth
F.jones
Hinshaw
F—Robbins
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Harrison
Rollins
Spencer Seus
Bekbedsekesesss
Pickett
Richie
Ree
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Daniels
Snyder
Jones
Snider
Huskins
Pope
Thomas
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Gallimore
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Alfred
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Hemphill
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Ledford Payne
Byerly
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Hubbard
Scott
Murphy
Stone
GAM
Kennedy
Owens
Thayer
Giles
Elks Alamance
Andrews
Johnsons
MacIntyre
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Alien Jay
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J. Turner
Oeks
Connes Es Brothers
Hemstetter
H. Bowman
Cross
Detham
Burchfield
E. Blake
Allen Jay Howlett
McCall
Shelton
Fallenstein
Jackson
Alamance-Smith
H. Blake
Cagers
Wayne Hoover
Central
Brenda Holmes
Sissy Cox
Spartans
Eddie Rhodes
Roger Davis
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Associated Press
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Wells
Ohne
Bowman
Este
Goodknight
Hart
Barbee
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Lenoir Rhyne Wofford
Warrior
H.P
Philco Appliances
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Firestone
Reer
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