Central Davidson Crowned Double Champion in Lexington Final
Central Davidson teams won both titles at Lexington YMCA. In the girls final the Spartans edged North Davidson 30-29 in a two minute overtime. The boys beat Trinity 74-55 as Roger Mayhew tallied 19 and Jim Burkhart 18, steering a strong 1-3-1 defense.
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Paul Shinn
Lexington Ymca
Central Davidson
Spartans
Central
North Davidson
Spartan
Trinity
Bulldogs
Fritts Ay Thomas
Alfre
Andrews
Craver
Hedrick
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Teah
Curry Q Shoat
Owens
B. Craver
Parks Tysinger
Mock
North Central
Art Richardson
Spartans and Bulldogs clash as Trinity falters late
Mayhews 18 and Burkharts 16 pace the Spartans while Greer 10 and Broos 9 support. Bob Hill leads the Bulldogs with 15, nine in the first half before fouling out with 7:19 remaining. Trinity trails 51-38 as Logan White exits with eight points.
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Bulldogs
Mayhew
Burkhart
John Greer
Jeff Broos
Bob Hill
Trinity
Logan White
White
Panthers upset Bears to snap two droughts at Hickory
High Point outscored Lenoir Rhyne 63.2 percent from the floor in the second half on 12 of 19, finished 17 of 36 for 42 percent, while the Bears shot 33.3 percent 16 of 48. Fallin led with nine rebounds as Aubrey Cochren paced the Bears. High Point finally beat Lenoir Rhyne at Hickory after 12 years and improved to 16-2 in regular season college play. tournament drawings set for Greensboro today.
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Spartans
Roger Mayhew
Jimmoy Burkhart
Thorns
Wayne Hoover
Central
Mayhew
Burkhart
Trinity
Hoover
Thers
Bears
HPC
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Fallin
Nin Grabs
Bear
Aubrey Cochren
Lenoir Rhyne
High Point
Hickory
Smith
George Deehan
Trombella
Garrison
Miastkowski
Mr Consistency Wins Santa Anita Handicap
Mr Consistency, a 4-year-old trained by Shoemaker aboard, nosed Gun Bow to win the 27th Santa Anita Handicap before 62,000 fans. The 2:01 final time capped a four-straight stakes run for the lightly regarded entrant, heavy favorite Gun Bow finishing out of money.
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Doc Jocoy
Associated Press
Cyrano
Arcadia
Calif
Bill
Shoemaker
Lexington
Virginia Military ~ Institute’s
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Furman
Paladins
VMI
William and Mary
Jim Johnson
Dave Tyler
Virginia Tech
Citadel
Davidson
Richmond
J. W. Carter
Henry Pasquet
Jim Sherrand
Mickey Flan
Maurice Moon
William &Mary
Curt Hollifield
Ed Engle
Roger Meader
West Virgina
Ralph Morrissey
West Virgin
William & Mary
Steve Whaley
Fred Fairman
Indians Crush Richmond 84 53 to clinch bid
William and Mary Indians burst after halftime to rout Richmond 84 53, lifting their conference record to 5-9 and securing the final berth in the Southern Conference tournament at Charlotte. Richmond finishes 4-12 in league play as the Spiders miss the eight team field for the first time in modern history.
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Indians
Richmond
Charlotte
Spiders
William and Mary
College Basketball Scores From The Nation Wide Roundup
The Associated Press reports numerous collegiate games with NYU 70 over St Francis 54 and Yale 74 over Pennsylvania 64. Other results include Illinois 86 over Minnesota 78, Fairleigh Dickinson Madison 93 over Brooklyn Polytechnic 72, Texas A&M 40 over Arkansas 57, Indiana 92 over Purdue 79, and Ohio State 72 over Northwestern 41 among many contests across conferences.
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Soo Tech
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Overme
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Ferris State
Lawrence Tech
Alfred Tech
Quondage CC
Bowling Green
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Colgate
Quinnipiac
New Paltz
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Jonia Univ
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Army
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Fordham
Florida State
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Georgia Tech
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Richmond
Randolph Macon
Newport News
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Tairy Connecticut
Kalamazoo
Elmhurst
Ohio State
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Texas
Southern Methodist
Michigan
Wisconsin
Vikings and Fales win Guilford tourney games
Northwest’s Viking boys and Sumner’s girls claimed third day victories in the Guilford County Conference tournament. Diane Blackwood led Sumner with 19 points aided by Brenda Seagraves 15. Brenda May scored 17 for Southeast. Northwest topped Southeast 60-29 as Oscar Childress added nine, and Northwest advances to meet Allen Jay. Sumner exits after a first-half deficit.
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Summer
Northwest
Vikings
Sumner
Oscar Childress
Allen Jay
Northeast
Indians
West Virginia Beats Tech 79-77 for Second Seed
West Virginia Mountaineers defeated Virginia Tech 79-77 on Saturday night to clinch the second seed in next week's Southern Conference basketball tournament. The game stayed close, with leads exchanging hands until WVU secured the win in a tense finish. Virginia Tech fought hard but could not overtake the host squad.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Virginia Tech
Little Tourney Of Champions lead by Bolt and Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt of Crystal River and Cary Middlecoff of Memphis tied for the opening round lead in the Little Tournament of Champions after Bolt birdied the last three holes to reach 69 and Middlecoff 69. Johnny Pott and Julius Boros followed at 70, while Virginia Tech and West Virginia clashed in a tied halftime battle with Tech leading 40-42 at the break.
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Panama City
Fla
Tommy Bolt
Crystal River
Cary Middlecoff
MemsPhil
Tenn
Miss
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Furman Defeats VMI in OT to Reach Fifth in SoCon
Furman beat Virginia Military 70 4 in overtime to clinch fifth place in the Southern Conference basketball race. The win sets up a first round tourney meeting with VMI next Thursday in Greenville.
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Greenville
8.C
Furman
Virginia Military
Fugate nets 40 as Atlantic Christian topples East Carolina
In Wilson North Carolina Bill Fugate scored 40 points from 19 baskets and 2 free throws to lead Atlantic Christian to an 88 71 victory over East Carolina in the season finale. Gary Johnson added 17 and Jerry Ashworth 13 as the winners built a 42 37 halftime edge and pulled away after intermission.
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Richmond
C. G. Winston
Jim Ward
RPI
Ramis
Pembroke State
Winston
Rams
Pembroke
George Shaheen
Jerry Harding
Gordon Puskus
Harold Hayes
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Williamsburg
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