Bison edge Page in tight race for 4-A lead
High Point Central’s Black Bison beat Greensboro Page 63-52 to stay atop the 4-A standings while Greensboro Grimsley won 33-23 at Burlington Williams, keeping the title chase tight. Friday’s pair of games will decide potential playoff implications and home site.
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Page
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Murphy
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Dick Swalm
Bill Hodges
High Point Central
Black Bison
Greensboro Page High School
Greensboro Grimsley
Whirlies
Burlington Williams
Winston-Salem Gray
Greensboro Page
Page Pirates
Pirates
Bucs
Tony Simeon
VMI fours score to seal No. 4 in Southern Conference
Virginia Military Institute clinched the No. 4 seed in the Southern Conference tournament with a 98-83 win over Richmond as John Telepo led the Keydets with 24 points. George McDowell dominated rebounding with 19 boards and 22 points, while Quinn Koontz added 19. Tech beat Furman 78-75 to climb to second place, and Davidson routed East Carolina 105-51.
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Pirates
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Quinn Koontz
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Tury Berks
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Hime
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Knicks End Nine Game Slide In Tight Knicks Victory
The New York Knicks snap a nine game skid by edging the Los Angeles Lakers 117 to 110 in New York, while Detroit suffers seventh straight loss at San Francisco 108 to 98 in Lansing Michigan. Wilt Chamberlain posts 52 for the Warriors and Jerry West 45 for the Lakers in a tense NBA Tuesday. Boston beats Philadelphia 103 to 93 in the Steel City debut game.
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Boston
Duke Michigan struggle shakes NCAA hopes in road losses
Duke falls 69-48 to Wake Forest ending a 26 game ACC win streak while Michigan loses 89-75 at Minnesota. Minnesota vaults into Big Ten tie with Ohio State as Duke and Michigan jeopardize NCAA postseason chances.
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Verines
Bob
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Ohio State
Georgia Tech
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Tennessee
Texas A&m
Baylor
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Bowling Green
Minneapolis
Gophers
LTHL Begins Season With 1964 Organization Meeting
The High Point Little Tar Heel Baseball League held its 1964 organizational meeting at Parks and Recreation. Officers named include Purcell Kins ey president and Charles Ivey director. The program will run five leagues with 30 teams and openings for coaches remain. Call the department to sign up. Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin led the 76ers in a Celtics win as Ramsey scored 22.
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High Point Little Tar Heel Baseball League
Purcell Kimsey
Charles Ivey
Ralph Brown
Harry Rothrock
Dixie League
Royster Tucker
Piedmont League
Tony Libertore
High Point Parks and Recreation Department
High Point American Business Club
Furniture City American Business Club
College basketball results from a busy night
A slate of college games produced varied results with many upsets and close finishes. Notable scores include Rhode Island 81 over Massachusetts 74, Wake Forest 72 over Duke 71, and Texas Tech 101 beating TCU 84. Others saw Georgia Tech 47 and Tennessee 74 edging Furman 78.
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New Hampshire
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Siena
Wake Forest
Duke
Davidson
East Carolina
Panthers meet Pfeiffer Falcons in pivotal conference clash
High Point College hosts Pfeiffer at Alumni Gymnasium at 8 p m as Western Carolina and HPC chase top seed in the Carolinas Conference tournament. The Panthers, 17 2 overall, 12 2 league, rely on defense and Danny Carver while facing a tough Pfeiffer squad led by coach Yom Quinn.
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Enterprise
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HPC
Falcons
Francis Essie
Danny Carver
Yom Quinn
Phil Garrison
Bill Fallin
Dale
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