High Point Bison prepare for Page showdown at Central High Gym
High Point Bison go for a third straight win hosting Page of Greensboro in a Central 4 A game at Central High Gymnasium. The Bison enter 5 6 in conference play 9 9 overall while Page stands 7 4 in league and 13 4 overall. Page doctors a strong defense and handling game led by coach John Morris while High Point relies on McDowell Dyer Myers Bradner and Schmuel. A junior varsity tilt starts at 6 with the varsity following at 8.
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Randy Schmuels
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Clem Medley
Dean Oldham
Randy Jones
Wes Graves
Jimmy Folds
Tom Ramsey
Gray Murphy
Don Butner
Simeon
Grimsley
Panthers Clinch Regular Season Title With 71-61 Win
High Point Panthers defeated Atlantic Christian Bulldogs 71-61 to clinch the Carolinas Conference regular season crown and secure top seeding for the conference tournament. Kirk Stewart led HP with 21 points while Dale Neel added 18 and Barry Smith 16 as HP dominated the boards 56-31 and drew fouls at the charity stripe.
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Hodges Critiques Bulldogs Tactics After Turbulent Indoor Bout
Bill Hodges breaks a long standing policy by condemning Atlantic Christian and High Point after a rough game. He cites elbows, flagrant fouls, and floor brawls with two ejections and notes HPC and AC used physical play over scoring. Coaches Quinn and Norfolk clash over officiating and sportsmanship.
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Clemson star Randy Mahaffey poised for ACC run
Clemson sophomore Randy Mahaffey, a 6 foot 7 forward from LaGrange, Ga, leads the Tigers with 17.7 points and 9.8 rebounds per game. Coach Bobby Roberts lauds him as one of the nation’s top sophomores amid ACC talent. Clemson sits 3-6 in the ACC and 7-10 overall as it hosts Wake Forest in tonight’s ACC game.
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Providence Climbs To 3rd In Poll
Providence rises to third in the AP major college basketball poll after an 18-0 start. Michigan holds first with 349 points, UCLA second, while Providence gains after wins over St Francis Pa and Duquesne. The Top Ten lists Michigan, UCLA, Providence, St Joseph's, Davidson, Duke, Indiana, Tennessee, Minnesota, and Wichita.
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Thomasville and Statesville Meet in Conference Twin Bill
Statesville boys hold an 8 0 league and 15 0 overall mark while hosting Thomasville in a South Piedmont Conference double header. Thomasville led by Carpenter Hem Stillwell Ingram and Withers, seeks upset after a 72 42 season loss to Statesville. Statesville girls aim to stay tied atop standings as Concord also sits 7 2 with South Rowan looming.
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Major Leagues to Convene Candidates for Frick Successor
New York AP reports the major leagues plan a March meeting to consider candidates to replace Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick. No successor named then. Frick says no site or date chosen, but the gathering will be held late in March in Florida.
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