West Davidson edges Central Davidson for 2-A crown
In a tense YMCA final, West Davidson defeats Central Davidson 43-41 to claim the Class 2-A Central Carolina title. Don Snider scores 17 for West. Albert Mode adds 13. Central’s Gary Hedrick 15 and Eddie Rhodes 14 lead a late rally. The win snaps Central’s 31-game league streak. In the girls game, Ragsdale tops Ledford 62-58 to remain undefeated at 23-0 as Brenda Holmes 2, Anne Tracy 20, Patty Neave 19 pace the Tigers.
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John Savas
Lexington
West Davidson’s Dragons
Central Davidson Quint
YMCA
Central Carolina
Ragsdale High
Ledford
West
Central
Williams
CCC
Panthers
Dragon
Albert Mode
Dragons
Don Snider
Spartans
Gary Hedrick
Eddie Rhodes
Mode
Hedrick
Rhodes
Ragsdale
Tigerettes
Antherettes
Jamestown
Brenda Holmes
Anne Tracy
Patty Neave
Brenda Ragan
Mary Kennedy
Don Scalf
TY Ledford
Ken'dy
Holmes
Payne
Neave
Nelson K. Ken'dy Stone
Oman
Hedrick Rhodes
Snider
Pittman
Willams
McCarn
Panthers Fallin Edges HPC In Double Figure Night
Panthers Fallin was runner-up for HPC with 15 points as all five Panthers starters hit in double figures. Wells and Wiles fouled out. High Point led from field despite Bears 34 of 64 shooting. The win ties HPC for fourth. conference tournament seeds are decided after Greensboro matchup. HPC ends season 11-10 overall, 11-7 in league.
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HPC
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Short
Bartlett
Joe Guzinski
Eddie Holbrook
Tommy Burton
Holbrook
Burton
High Point
Jerry Wells
Jim Wiles
BEARS
Panthers
Bruins
Wells
Larry Nolan
Elon
Greensboro
Lenoir Rhyne
Appalachian
East Carolina
Virgil Yow
Rinaldi Moore To Meet For World Light Heavy Title
Giulio Rinaldi agreed to meet Archie Moore for the world light heavy title at Madison Square Garden in New York on June 10. Rinaldi, 26, will receive $25,000 after earlier holding out for a larger purse. Moore is the recognized champion in New York, Massachusetts, and Europe.
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Giulio Rinaldi
Archie Moore
San Diego
New York
Madison Square Garden
Moore
Massachusetts
Europe
Rinaldi
Lew Burston
Luigi Proietti
Duke Edges Middies 75 73 in tense finish
Duke narrowly defeated Navy 75 to 73 as Tre Maine drove for a basket. John Frye and Carroll Youngkin were noted teammates in the game action.
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Duke
John Frye
Carroll Youngkin
Tremaine
Blue Devils
Middies
Becker Scott Team Wins Big Tag Team Mat Victory
The YMCA wrestling card drew excellent crowd despite rain. Becker and Scott defeated Bradley and Madrid two falls to one in the feature, with Scott sealing the decider by drop kicks and a body press.
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Jim Crockett
Charlotte
George Becker
Sandy Scott
Tom Bradley
Jan Madrid
Becker
Madrid
Bradley
Scott
College Results Packed Basketball Scores From Saturday
The Associated Press reports numerous college games with wide margins and notable finishes. Notre Dame overwhelmed Portland 80 49 while North Carolina beat Clemson 61 38, and Purdue edged Michigan 64 65. Other results include Tulsa over Cincinnati and Villanova over Wake Forest, among many.
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North Carolina
Clemson
Purdue
Michigan
Stetson
Rollins
Springfield
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Manhattan
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National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
New York
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Detroit
AFL Says It's Ahead In Signings
AFL officials defend their rookie signing pace against NFL totals. Commissioner Joe Foss argues percentages favor the AFL due to eight teams versus 14 in the NFL and notes several top picks already signed. Ward cites Bills Texans and Chargers signings as evidence the league is ahead on key players. Foss says the goal is to hold our own, not win them all.
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AFL
Joe Foss
Associated Press
Dallas
NFL
al Ward
Foss
Canada
Ward
New York
Denver
Oakland
Buffalo Bills
Ken Rice
Auburn
al Bemniller
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Houston Oilers
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Los Angeles
Earl Faison
Indiana
Keith Lincoln
Washington State
Chargers
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Bob Lilly
Texas Christian
Marlin McKeever
Southern California
Mike Ditka
Pitt
Sullivan Leads Tucson Open After 54 Holes
Buddy Sullivan of Yuba City California shot 66 65 68 to lead the Tucson Open at 199 one under par with 54 holes completed at El Rio Golf and Country Club. Charles Sifford sits one stroke back at 200. Tommy Bolt, Gary Player Jay Hebert Marty Furgol Jackie Cupit and Paul McGuire are four behind at 203.
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Paul MecGuire
Sullivan
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Sifford
Bolt
Hebert
Ariz
Frank Sullivan
Charles Sifford
Jackie Capit
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Jay Hebert
Frank Wharton
Dave Hil
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Jack Harden
Mason
Tommy A' Art Wall Jr
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Frank Boynton
Bob Shields
Dave Love Jr
al Balding
Harold Kneece
Jerry Barber
John Barnum
Jerry McGee
Ronnie Ries
Bob Hamrich
Dick Stranahan
Bob Brunoener
Newberry Pacing District 26 Stats
Newberry College leads NAIA District 26 in total offense and defense. Car Short tops scoring with 561 points and 29.5 per game and 231 of 281 free throws for .850. Elon’s S J Irvin leads field goal percentage at .541, while Appalachian State’s Rick Howe tops rebounds with 13.3 per game and 293 total.
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Boone
N.C
Newberry College
Newberry
East Carolina
Elon
Appalachian
High Point
Short
S. J
Jug
Irvin
Rick Howe
Howe
Students’ sloppy late play costs SC punch in loss
In Charlotte, North Carolina led South Carolina by about 3% points Friday night before Frank McGuire emptied the bench for four minutes. Substitutes hoisted shots but failed to convert a field goal as UNC won 92-68. Referee Lou Bello quipped that the students were playing.
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Wayne Hoover
Central
Spartans
West Davidson
Joey Williams
Hoover
Williams
Charlotte
South Carolina
North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Lou Bello
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