East Davidson edges West in overtime drama for finals spot
East Davidson skid into the Central Carolina Conference final after a 71 68 overtime win over West. Tim Wray led East with 20 points and Greg Small added 19 while West got 18 from Lanning and 12 from Parks. Earlier Southern Guilford beat East 58 48 to set up a Southern Central Davidson final at 7 p m.
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Carol Wilson
Enterprise
Lexington
East Davidson
Tim Wray
Sesson
Golden Eagles
Central Carolina
West
Eagles
Ledford
Andrea Dixon
Wanda Robbins
Southern Guilford
East
Davidson
Green Dragon
Elvis Davidson
Wray
Ronnie Lanning
Greg Small
Lanning
Mike
Parks
Tim Turner
Andy Royals
Green Dragons
Raleigh
Randy Trotter
Crim
Turner
Mike Parks
Barry Sheaf
Guilford Girls
Marilyn Cristoph
ACC Standings Shape Byes In Looming Tournament Pairings
Wake Forest and Virginia tied for fourth at 3-6 in the ACC with Clemson and Duke at 2-6 for sixth as NC State leads the league 7-0 while North Carolina sits 7-2 and Maryland 5-3. Maryland meets Clemson then Wake Forest faces NC State in televised games as teams eye Greensboro Coliseum March 7 start.
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Wake Forest
Virginia
Clemson
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Pe Pee Eee Ae
N.C. State
Florida State
Greensboro
N.C
Navy
Georgia
Tech
Los Angeles
North Carolina Tar Heels
Seminoles
FSU
Lawrence McCary
Otis Cole
Kings
NC State
Davidson
Richmond
MIT
Virginia Tech
Ohio University
Unccharlotte
Temple
East Stroudsburg
Panthers
Washington, DC
Wildcats beat Greensboro Day School 67 to 50 in boys game
Westchester Academy led by Alex James with 22 points and 16 rebounds to defeat conference rival Greensboro Day School 67 50 after a slow start. The Wildcats used man to man defense to pull away in the third quarter and improve to 12 1 in conference play. The Westchester girls beat Ravenscroft 59 52 as Kay Ingram and Lillie Silver each scored 15.
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Alex James
Westchester Academy
Greensboro Day School
Wildcats
Greensboro
Westchester Girls
Charlotte
Ravenscroft
Kay Ingram
Lillie Silver
Wildcat
High Point to Host CC and NAIA District Tennis 1974
High Point College is chosen to host the 1974 Carolinas Conference and NAIA District 26 tennis tournaments. The district event runs April 26 28 and the conference May 3 4. The Purple Panthers, defending district and conference champions, seek a third straight district title and dominated last year with six conference singles titles and both district singles and doubles titles.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Panthers
Ray Alley
Central High Point Central Finishes Third in State Meet
Central High Point Central placed third out of 21 at the 28th Southern Interscholastic meet on the Carolina campus. McCauley Prep led with 235 points, Greensboro Grimsley had 150, and Central totaled 121. Individuals: Jay Boyles Alan Post Walker Lee Mark Kellam Dick Cottam Buzz Waller Chip Tinsley Kevin Creede. The Bison swim next at the High Point YWCA against Reynolds and Andrews.
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Chapel Hill
High Point Central
Carolina
McCauley Prep
Greensboro Grimsley
Central
Jay Boyles
Alan Post
Walker Lee
Mark Kellam
Ming
Dick Cottam
Buzz Waller
Lee
Waller
Chip Tinsley
Kevin Creede
Cottam
Bison
Reynolds
Andrews
High Point Ywca
Northwest Guilford tops Ragsdale in MS3A West final
Northwest Guilford defeated Ragsdale 58 52 as a pressure defense in the fourth quarter stalled a Tigers comeback after they led early. Tony Searcy scored 26 for Northwest, including 14 in the final period, while Mike Vaughn led Ragsdale with 19. The win advances Northwest along with Gibsonville and Northeast Guilford. Eastern Alamance beat Bartlett-Yancey 60-58 to reach district play with Graham and Eastern Alamance.
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Elon College
Ragsdale
Northwest Guilford
Tigers
Vikings
Northwest
Tony Searcy
Mike Vaughn
Mike Durham
Ricky Adams
Gibsonville
Northeast Guilford
Eastern Alamance
Bartlett-Yancey
Graham
NHL Seeks Settlement Plan To Quiet Feud
NHL Board of Governors met for two hours to hammer out a proposed settlement in its litigation with the World Hockey Association. Clarence Campbell said the plan will be submitted to Judge Hibbinbotham in Philadelphia Tuesday, with a WHA proposal expected. He offered no further comment, citing high stakes.
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Chicago
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
Clarence Campbell
NHL
A. Leon Hibbinbotham
Philadelphia
WHA
Campbell
Bulldogs Clinch Second in South Piedmont Conference Race
Thomasville Bulldogs survive Asheboro 69 67 to secure second place in the South Piedmont Conference. Henry Dunlap leads with 22 points while Mitchell Bratton dominates the boards with 18 rebounds and 16 points, his best game of the season. In girls action Thomasville falls 71 46 to Asheboro as Renee Aughtry scores 22 for the Bulldogs.
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Asheboro
Thomasville Bulldogs
Henry Dunlap
Bulldogs
Mitchell Bratton
Bratton
Thomasville
Mike Allred
Aughury
Gathings
Melon
Jonas
Wilson
Henderson
Coggin
Goodwin
Carter
Wiggin
Kirkland
Adkins
Harris
Henline
Langdon
Murrey
York
Hunt
Everette
Gore
Dunlap
Brown
Bowman
Hooker
Ziglar
Barnes
McCall
Pugh
Alfred
Shifler
Weston
Parker
Smith
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Andy Goins
Sonny Nedgecock
Southern Girls
Robbins
Dixon
Southern
Indians
Pace Southern
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Jane
Cristoph
E. Davidson
Guilford
Vaesa
Greeson
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Kindley
Carr
K. Everhart
S. Guilford
Call
Evans
Hammond
W. DaviDson
Golden Eagle
Rhonda Hammond
Sor
ACC
Associated Press
Mountain, N.C
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Starlings
Fowler
Hinnant
Pope
Owen
Daniels
Fulkerson
Stroud
Ingram
Culler & Kamiper
Silver
Myatt
Codle
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