Second-Seeded Clubs Put Records On The Line In Guilford Tourney
In Jamestown the Guilford Conference tourney features Southeast vs Gibsonville in the girls opener at 7 and Northwest vs Sumner in the boys nightcap. Northwest girls and Allen Jay boys won big last night, advancing to Friday semifinals at Ragsdale High.
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Ragsdale High School
Ernie Newtons
Ledford
College Basketball Scores by The Associated Press East and Midwest
East results include Villanova 71 over West Chester 59, Mississippi State 79 over Tulane 67, Georgia Tech 89 over Florida 69, Tennessee 55 over Auburn 47, Kentucky 8 over Alabama 63, Vanderbilt 82 over Georgia 64, Louisiana State 80 over Mississippi 61, Florida State 8 over Tampa 58. Midwest games add Ohio State 50 over Northwestern 45, Illinois 81 over Minnesota 70, Nebraska 49 over Oklahoma State 48, Marquette 69 over St Louis 58, Bowling Green 114 over Marshall 86, Wisconsin 102 over Indiana 78, and Iowa 70 over Michigan 78.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Marquette
St. Louis
Bowling Green
Marshall
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Alley Talk Highlights March Bowling Calendar and Standout Scores
Next month features an awards banquet March 9 recognizing High Point Woman's Bowling Association tournament winners and officer elections. Fair Lanes beat loop leader High Point Lanes 3-1 as Jo Long led with 571, 220 game, while HPL's Mary Jane Honeycutt posted 507.
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Fair Lanes College Village
High Point Lanes
N. Main Street
Jo Long
Barbara Hite
Doris Willard
Lee Tieman
Mickey Self
Mary Jane Honeycutt
HPL
LaVerne Miller
Mary Puckett
Davidson Soph Has Top Mark in Southern Conference Scoring
Fred Hetzel of Davidson tops the Southern Conference with a 23.3 point per game average after 24 games and 558 points, followed by West Virginia's Rod Thorn at 21.0 and Furman's Jerry Smith at 20.2. Other leaders include VMI’s Bill Blair near 20 with 19.8, and several players in the high teens as the regular season ends.
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Vernon Clayton
Dick Schaumberg
Jim Wirsching
Lloyd Joyce
C. E. Joyner
Bill Beeson
Margaret Lackey
Betty Harb
Elinor Dawkins
Betty Snavely
June Allgood
Alomo Hawks
Gail Holland
LaVerne Miller
Jones-Miller Crew
J-M
Billie Sue Jones
Jones Miller
Fred Myers
Faye Smith
Columbia Food Market
Hi Lighters
Mary Jane Honeycutt
Seagee Press Vv
Fred Hetzel
Richmond Arena
Wildcat Center
Hetzel
West Virginia
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WVU
Jerry Smith
Furman
Smith
VMI
Bill Blair
Virginia Tech
Howard Pardue
Davidson
Bill Jarman
Jim McCormick
George Washington
Kenny Legins
Leroy Peacock
Gerald Glur
Complacency Is Least Of Al's Worries
Giants manager Alvin Dark says there will be no complacency after winning the pennant. He worries about finding a short inning relief pitcher as spring training opens and notes Miller was moved to Baltimore in a multi-player trade for Jack Fisher and Billy Hoeft.
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Alvin Dark
Giants
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Willie Mays
Stu Miller
Miller
Baltimore
Mike McCormick
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Wallburg Jr High Team Crowned Davidson County Champion
Wallburg School seventh and eighth graders captured the Davidson County Junior High title by defeating Silver Valley 33 to 10 at North Davidson High School gym. Wayne McGee was named tournament MVP and led Wallburg with 15 points. other top scorers included Denny Hayworth with 15 and Gary Everhart with 12.
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Davidson County
North Davidson High School
Bruce Sink
Silver Valley
Denny Hayworth
Gary Everhart
Wayne McGee
Ricky Motsinger
Lowell Everhart
Marvin Harrison
Miller
Hughes
Cody
Hill
Reed
Davis- Townsend
Lynn Spainhour
Eaglettes and Trinity Boys Win CCC Tourney Opener
In the Central Carolina Conference tournament opening night East Davidson Eaglettes edged West Davidson 32 30 after Linda Huskins injury limited play while Trinity beat Ledford 61 57. Kennedy and White led Trinity with 17 and 12 points as Ledford outboarded 30 23.
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YMCA
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Ledford
Lassies
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Denton
East Davidson
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Trinity
Bob Fulp
Bob Hill
Logan White
Phil Hebert
Gary Crofts
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R. Staniey
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Newton
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Reece
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Crofts
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Hebert
Farabee
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Stantey Faradee
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McDowell
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Snider
Lamberts
Harvey i Evans
Leonard
Lanier
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Co Wagner
Fritts LeMushins
Pressiey Lanier
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Lambeth
Evans
Sizemere
Wagner
West Snider
Harvey
Smeaf
J. Snider
Fritts
Waltman
Bulldogs May Tie for South Piedmont Crown
Thom asville Bulldogs host Kannapolis Littl Wonders in a decisive twin bill. A win could tie Thomasville with Albemarle for a conference co champion spot as Thomasville seeks its first league win while Kannapolis trails 3 8 in the standings.
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Thomasville Bulldogs
Kannapolis
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