Tournament Night Tipoff Across Three Cities
Thomasville, Central Davidson and North Davidson host local rivals as NPC and SPC tournaments loom. Thomasville eyes a South Piedmont bid after a 47-43 upset over Concord, led by Joe Hall and Tim Russell. Central Davidson must beat South Iredell to stay alive in NPC title race. West Rowan sits atop NPC with a 13-2 league mark. Tournament seeds hinge on late-season results and potential coin flips for first seed if ties persist.
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Lemaster Holds Out Before Joining Astros This Spring
Astros pitcher Denny Lemaster, acquired from Atlanta after 1967, challenges 1968 salary offer and will not report to spring training immediately. He cites final offer terms, recalls prior seasons, and plans to respond after possible negotiations.
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Tigers fall in final seconds to N C State in ACC clash
The Tigers nearly upset N C State but fell in the dying seconds as Bobby Roberts argues the team remains underestimated. NC State and North Carolina claimed weekend wins while Wake Forest lost to Virginia and South Carolina faced Furman in Southern and ACC action.
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Tickets On Sale For HPC Guilford College Clash
Tickets for the High Point College versus Guilford College game go on sale at reduced prices in High Point. Admission is 50 cents cheaper for adults and students when bought at Roberts Hall or the Men's Den and will be available through Thursday afternoon. Additional sales at Black's Furniture after today.
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AJ Plays Tonight in Guilford County Tournament Action
Allen Jay Jaybirds face Gibsonville in second round as Kay Yow's girls chase a Friday final spot. Debby Lawson out with torn cartilage, Draughn Bundy hampered but playing. Sumner Guilford results noted as district rivals prepare for Ragsdale High games.
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Fiolo Sets World Mark in 100 Meter Breaststroke
Jose Fiolo the Brazilian swimming star set a world record of 1 minute 6.3 seconds in the 100 meter breaststroke, becoming the third Brazilian to hold a world swimming mark. He achieved the record with no rivals present, amid cheering fans and high expectations for further improvements.
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