Panthers Upset Grimsley In Homecoming Battle
High Point Central’s Black Bison edged arch rival Greensboro Grimsley 59-54 at Central High Gym. Led by Bill McKenzie and Butch Estes early, HP briefly trailed before closing the third quarter with key plays by Randy Samuels and Jackie Hawks to secure the upset and snap Grimsley’s momentum.
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Duke Seeks Win As Cavaliers Visit Duke
ACC roundup notes Duke leading the conference at 8-1 overall 1-2 and ranked No 2 while Virginia sits 3-8 5-10 in the league with a recent string of Home wins over Virginia Tech and Wake Forest. Duke guards against letdowns after big tests against West Virginia and NC State as Virginia aims to disrupt with a matchup defense and strong personnel led by double figure scorers Connelly Kates Sanders and Reams.
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Siynchula Opts To Play Out Option With Giants
New York Giants center Siynchula plans to play out his option after a strained season. Giants president Wellington Mara says the move ends their direct negotiation. Stynehula details a desire for smoother rapport with management and teammates amid trade talks and free agency rules.
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Hutcherson and Petty Lead Daytona Practice Pace
Hutcherson of Keokuk Iowa and Richard Petty of Ran cheman North Carolina posted the top speeds in Daytona practice for the Daytona 500. Hutcherson hit 177.409 mph in a 1966 Ford, close to Petty’s 177.609 in a 1966 Plymouth. Foyt Lorenzen also tested 966 Ford and Dodge entries as qualifying begins Sunday.
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Carver Edges Penn High 60 51 on Poor Free Throw Night
Winston-Salem game report shows Carver High defeating William Penn Tigers 60 to 51 as Penn failed at the line 12 of 25 while Penn outrebounded 41-29. Carver built a late surge after trailing 39-40 entering the fourth quarter and won their second meeting, 57-51, earlier this season.
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High Point hosts Mountaineers in Homecoming showdown
High Point Panthers, leaders in the Carolinas Conference, aim for a 15th win as they face Appalachian State Mountaineers at 8 pm in Alumni Gymnasium. The homecoming contest draws a capacity crowd amid a 12-2 league record and a 14-4 overall showing.
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Panthers Face Western Carolina With Injury Woes
Mountain eers sit 9 6 in league 13 8 overall as Cullowhee visit Western Carolina Cats second place Guilford 14 15 4 Panthers aim to rebound after 97 70 loss to Western Carolina. Star guard Gevon Littles hampered by a broken hand cast right forearm while freshman John Davis listed questionable with a pulled tendon. Coach Tom Quinn plans guard Gene Littles Lindsay center Jim Picka and forward Bill McDermott with Larry Wall possible if Davis cannot start.
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Willie Mays Eyes Retirement Talk Amid Record Chase
San Francisco star Willie Mays, at about age 40, hints retirement may come after 40 or 45 while pursuing major records. The Giants announced a two year contract believed to surpass a million dollars, with Mays aiming for the NL home run record and Jim Foxx’s career mark, as he nears 505 homers and 359 bases in 1965.
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