Northwest Girls Suffer First Loss to Stoneville
Stoneville led 5-2 early and 10-7 at halftime to beat Northwest Guilford 55 to 25. Stoneville’s Jane Taylor scored 13 points to pace the winners while Northwest’s Nancy Johnson led her team with seven in a game that snapped Northwest Guilford’s six game win streak.
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Miller Leads ACC Scorers and Leaders
Larry Miller of North Carolina tops ACC scoring with 25.6 points per game through Saturday. Duke's Mike Lewis is second at 24, and Lewis also leads rebounders with 14.6 per game. Steve Vandenberg of Duke owns the best shooting percentage at .661, followed by Norm Carmichael and Charlie Scott.
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College Scores Across Conferences Reported
The Associated Press lists multiple college men’s basketball results. East U of Buffalo beat MacMurray 98 94, Vanderbilt topped Alabama 67 61, Yale defeated Georgia Tech 79 78, and NC State won 111 52 over Atlantic Christian. Other notable scores include Florida State 96 over The Citadel 75 and Drake 76 over Memphis State 75.
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Pro Scores Pro NBA Tuesday Results
Detroit beat Baltimore 114 113 Cincinnati defeated New York 125 119 Chicago fell 95 84 to Boston San Francisco 119 118 Los Angeles Chicago 119 118 New York at Philadelphia Boston at Los Angeles St Louis at San Diego ABA Oakland 141 121 Anaheim 121 Denver 98 80 Dallas 112 109 New Orleans 97 96 New Jersey 96 Pittsburgh 105 97 Indiana at Anaheim Denver at Houston Kentucky at New Jersey New Orleans at Denver Pittsburgh at Kentucky Houston at Minnesota
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ABC Lands $20 Million Two Year College Football Pack
New York AP reports the American Broadcasting Company and the National Collegiate Athletic Association reached a two year deal worth about $20 million. The 1968 and 1969 packages include 18 games per season, two Saturday night telecasts, and one game with five days notice. ABC expanded coverage with no disclosed total for 1968 69.
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Albemarle Edges Past East Davidson 49 45 in hard fought game
East Davidson battled from behind to tie late but Albemarle held on 49 45. Rick Russell led Albemarle with 12 points while Johnny Little added 11 and Jim Hardwood 10. East’s Steve Sink sparked the fourth quarter rally and Richard Benfield led East with 14. The East girls defeated Albemarle 34 27 in the earlier game with Jane Trimnal scoring 12.
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Rozelle Seeks Warm Weather Neutral Site for Title Game
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle backed moving the league title showdown to a warm climate neutral field after subzero conditions and a frozen field hurt Green Bay and Dallas in their 1967 championship. Art Modell proposed a two year test at warm sites. Tex Schramm criticized the matching conditions versus bowl games.
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Eastern Hockey League Scores Quick Look
Charlotte defeated Salem 6 to 2 and Syracuse won 7 to 5 over New Jersey. Charlotte faces Enfieldville and Greensboro meets Florida in upcoming matchups.
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Meredith Says He's Undecided
Don Meredith of Dallas says he has not decided to quit pro football and will spend the next two months considering whether to return to the Cowboys next season. The 29 year old quarterback, emotionally spent after a 21 to 17 loss to Green Bay in the NFL title game, denies reports he told teammates he would retire.
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UNC Opens League Play Tonight Against Wake
Third ranked North Carolina starts its Atlantic Coast Conference schedule hosting Wake Forest. UNC is 7-1 after five straight wins, while Wake Forest sits at 2-7 after a rough stretch. Other ACC action includes Davidson at Duke and South Carolina hosting Maryland.
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