Belmont Abbey Edges Lenoir Rhyne 64 57 for First Loss
Belmont Abbey sophomore spark leads the Crusaders to a 64 57 victory over Lenoir Rhyne. Bob Stewart and Danny each score 21 for Belmont Abbey while Dick Whitis tops Lenoir Rhyne with 27 as 9,000 fans watch North Carolina Notre Dame doubleheader aftermath.
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Pfeiffer Cats Triumph in Spindale Holiday Tourney
Pfeiffer College defeated Guilford 76 to 59 to win the consolation title in the Spindale Holiday basketball tournament. Lanky Dick Biddy paced Pfeiffer with a strong start and steady second half as James Wentworth added 18 points.
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Saturday College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
The Associated Press roundup lists North Carolina 69 over Notre Dame 54 and Wake Forest 57 over Clemson 47, with Belmont Abbey 64 beating Lenoir Rhyne 57. Other results include Arkansas 61 over Texas Tech 57 and Michigan State 79 over Indiana 77.
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Guilford
UNC balance, Tar Heels topple Notre Dame in Raleigh
Charlotte report details North Carolina Coach Frank McGuire praising his balanced Tar Heels after a victory over Notre Dame following an upset of top-ranked Cincinnati in the Dixie Classic. The piece notes rebounding growth, lineup changes, and injuries to Hugh Donohue as UNC strengthens its season.
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Northwestern
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UNC
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Robertson
Green
Harvey Saltz
Dick Kepley
Doug Moe
Hugh Donohue
Oscar Robertson
State
ACC
Tar Heels Coast Past Notre Dame 69 54 in Charlotte
UNC defeated Notre Dame 69 54 at the Charlotte Coliseum as the Tar Heels overcome a slow start. Lee Shaffer led with 19 points while four UNC players reached double figures. Hawkins suffered an ankle injury as Notre Dame, led earlier, faded in the second half.
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Tar Heels
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Carolina
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Doug Moe
Harvey Salz
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Hawkins
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Wells Is Leader With 23
Asheboro AAU edged High Point College 79 to 64 as Raeford Wells led the victors with 23 points. Smith Langdon contributed 16, Cliff Dwyer 14, and Bill Atkins with Larry Bulla ten each for the semi pro squad that used a zone defense to slow the Purple Panthers.
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Steve Arendis
Chas Sechriest
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Bewe Williams
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Daniel Poe
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Alkins Fee
Hoover
Spartans Edge Indiana 79-77 In Last-Second Basket
Michigan State upset defending Big Ten champions Indiana 79-77 at East Lansing as a clutch basket in the final eight seconds decided the regional TV thriller.
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Michigan State
Indiana
Sanders Takes LA Open Lead With Sub-Par Round
Doug Sanders, 25, of Miami Beach, shot a 69 to reach 135 after 36 holes at the Los Angeles Open. John McMullin, 23, Alameda, one back at 136, and Johnny Bulla at 141. Several veterans including Maxwell and Finsterwald remained in contention as a crowded field trails the leader.
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Associated Press
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Tommy Bolt
Frank Stranahan
Four Represent High Point In Bowling Elimination
Lowell Hurley Charles Hartman Hazel Osborne and Bertha Ferguson will represent High Point in the state eliminations for Star Classic in Winston Salem this afternoon. The quartet earned the right by posting high sets in the local eliminations held Thursday night Hurley led men with 590 for five games Hartman totaled 571 to win men top honors Ferguson and Osborne led women with 517 and 512 respectively in the local play-off.
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St Louis Beats NYU 78 62 in Garden Showdown
Glen Mankowski scored 24 points to lift St Louis to a 78 62 win over undersized New York University at Madison Square Garden on Saturday.
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Glen Mankowski
St. Louis
New York University
Madeee Garden
Wake Forest Downs Clemson 57 47 to Tie Records
Wake Forest beat Clemson 57 to 47 in an Atlantic Coast Conference basketball game. The Deacons improve to 5-5 overall and 2-2 in the conference as they built an early eight point lead and held on after Clemson trimmed the gap in the second half. Olin Broadway scored from outside while Dave Bud and Charlie Forte drove the offense late to seal the win.
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Burris Holds Lead to Win Tobacco Bowl at Bowman Gray
Carl Burris 34 from Leaksville won the Tobacco Bowl Festval at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem leading all the way in the 200 lap race. Curtis Turner finished second with Whitey Norman third among 47 starters. Johnny Dodson placed fourth with Joe Weatherly fifth as past winners filled most of the top positions.
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Norfolk
Harold Moore
Mount Ulla
George Dunn Jr
Raleigh
Bobby Waddell
All-America Bowl tilt ends in majors comeback 14-12
In Tucson, major college stars rally to defeat the small college squad 14 to 12. Bob Cravens of Kentucky intercepted a pass and blocked two conversions to seal the win as the game featured a fast offense and key defensive plays. Major backs and defense dominated the late proceedings with Cravens delivering the decisive plays.
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George Dixon
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Pat
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Missouri
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