Bowling results highlight league leaders and top marks
Last night in the Hi-Lighters League the high individual game was 213 by Cay Ebegr and the top team game 800 by Southern Oli. Beauty Nook led in team sets with 22, and leaders include Beauty Nook at 55 29 and Southern Oli at 54 30. Hart Const. posted top team set and second place Brookdale Carving is 21 11. In the Businessmen’s lanes C Nesbitt led with 219, Sportsman dominated team set with 2645, and Dillon Auto Parts led the league at 62 22 with Old Dominion second at 53 31.
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North Knights halt Ledford bids in Central Carolina clash
North's boys upset Ledford 67-55 as Rod Loflin led with 24 points and North's free throws sealed the win. North's girls beat Ledford 38-35 with Angela Andrews scoring 16 and Mary Ann Tesh adding 11 and 16 rebounds, boosting North in the league race.
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Dieringer Holds Daytona Pole For Daytona 500
Darel Dieringer won the pole position for Sundays Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway driving the number 16 Mercury. He says Sunday will be intense yet aims to lead every lap if possible and notes Bud Moore may lose backing after this race.
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Central Can Claim Crown as CCC Plays Out Regular Season
The Central Carolina Conference finalizes its regular schedule with four CCC games tonight and a looming tournament starting Monday. Central hosts Randleman while Ledford visits West Davidson and Trinity meets East Davidson. Southeast seeks the title against Guilford as Northwest faces Sumner. Ragsdale clashes with Allen Jay in a heated rival matchup. Central Davidson and Randleman battle in the Tigers den for top spot with possible ties. Burkhart may miss Central’s key game due to a foot injury, with Leonard stepping up in his stead.
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Davidson Clinches Spot as Southern Conference Tightens
Davidson and George Washington moved toward the Southern Conference tournament with wins and near certainty of berths. Davidson, 20-1 overall, edged Furman as Fred Hetzel fouled out late, while GW routed Richmond to solidify a Feb 25-27 Charlotte trip.
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Northeast Wins Again in Seventh-Eighth Grade Basketball
Trinity Northeast seventh and eighth graders won their ninth straight game with a 45 to 25 victory over Archdale. Mike Briggs led with 16 points as Northeast outrebounded Archdale 16 to 6 and built an 11-5 first period lead.
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