Trinity Falls Albemarle In Narrow 66-63 Basketball Thriller
Trinity Bulldogs mount a second half rally to tie Albemarle at 63, but fall 66-63 as Albemarle relies on late free throws. Trinity out rebounds 38-34 led by Lucas and Wells with 11 boards each. Parnell leads Trinity scoring with 14, Lucas 13, Beard 10. Girls team loses 60-29 with Susan Wood leading Trinity.
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Susan Wood
Denton Suffered 83 50 Loss to Ruffin in Narrow Start
Denton sophomore led by Garner with 17 points but Ruffin pulled away after the second quarter. Denton girls beat Ruffin 68 41 with Crouse scoring 21 and Sams 20 guiding the T-Hawks to the win.
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Ledford Stumbles To Tigers In OT
Ledford Panthers fall 64-59 in overtime to Randleman after a tight game with late foul-line struggles by the Tigers. Tommy Hylton scores 29 for Randleman, Dent Hardin 19 for Ledford, with Johnny Stewart 14 and Rodney Rickard key late plays. Girls game followed Ledford win, 61-33.
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David Byrd
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Randieman
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Annette White
East Skips Fundamentals Beats Allen Jay Jaybirds
East Davidson used a stiff 2-1-2 zone and strong rebounding to defeat Allen Jay 43-34. Garry Browne led Jaybirds with 14 points as East’s Tim Wray and Andy Goins paced a balanced Eagles attack.
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East Davidson
Allen Jay
Central Carolina
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Jaybird
Garry Browne
Eagle
Andy Goins
Tim Turner
Greg Small
Ernie’Newton
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Avery Culshaw
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Westchester Dominates North State in 94-45 Victory
Westchester Academy routed North State 94 to 45 on Friday night, rising to 2-0 in conference play and 5-1 overall. Alex James led with 24 points as nine Wildcats scored, utilizing a zone press to force turnovers and build a 32-6 first quarter lead.
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Westchester
North State
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Worth State Academy
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Tomlinson
Ingram & Holbrook & Bridges
Bison Girls Rout Burlington Williams in Conference Win
Gail Lewis led Central with 22 points and Kathy Spaugh pulled down 14 rebounds as Central’s girls crushed Burlington Williams 56 to 17. It was Central’s eighth win and sixth in conference. Burlington’s best quarter was the second with seven points. Central hosts Greensboro Smith on Tuesday.
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Greensboro Smith
Virginia Tech Seeks New Grid Coach
A four man committee at Virginia Tech begins interviewing applicants for the football head coach post after Charlie Coffey resigns following a 12 20 1 record. Athletic Director Frank Moseley will retire in July. Dan Henning declines candidacy.
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Kent State
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Frank Moseley
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Raiders Matmen overpower Morehead in 48 12 win
Eden High Point Andrews rolled to a third straight conference wrestling victory Friday defeating Morehead 48 12. Raiders pinned opponents Charles Sims Levander Perkins Harold Robinson Ulysses Clinton Ronald Durham and Steve Campbell. Posting decisions were Barry Perkins Adrain Bass Kara Mack and Gary Walker. Andrews stands 5 2 for the season.
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Ulysses Clinton
Ronald Durham
Steve Campbell
Barry Perkins
Adrain Bass
Kara Mack
Gary Walker
Hotel Sues Hockey Team Over Training Charges
Chicago Cougars of the World Hockey Association were sued by a resort hotel for 16410 dollars claimed as due for food and lodging during the team’s training stay.
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Chicago Cougars
World Hockey Association
Knights Rally Past North Rowan 57 51 in High School Duel
North Davidson rallied late to beat North Rowan 57 to 51 after a 31 24 halftime edge. Steve Clor scored 20 for North Davidson and Olin Watson added 10 while North Rowan's key players Hutchins and Reddick posted 16 apiece. In the girls game North Davidson dominated 47 2 led by Becky Hiatt with 11 points.
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Knights
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Olin Watson
Becky Hiatt
Jan Arledge
Elaine Hayes
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Bison praise for Fulford Martin and Johnson in road game
The Bison produced a fine performance led by Fulford along with solid contributions from Martin and Johnson all year. Coach credits the trio after a strong effort in the game and notes the team heads to North Forsyth for the next conference matchup.
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Martin
Johnson
Bison
North Forsyth
Andrews Girls Fall to Greensboro in Afternoon Tilt
The Andrews girls dropped a 52-41 decision to Greensboro Pages in an afternoon matchup. The junior varsity squad beat East Davidson 42-27, while a makeup game with Halifax was set for January 23.
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Greensboro Pages
East Davidson
Court Charges Dropped Against Andrews Official
Fred Bass Jr., Andrews High School statistician, faced assault and battery charges in District Court. The complainant, John Tripp, official timer at the High Point Christmas Basketball Tournament, asked to drop the charges and accepted a nol pros with leave, not a final disposition, with DA option to reopen. The alleged incident occurred at the scoring table after Andrews lost to Central in the Dec 29 championship at Central Gymnasium.
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Suffolk Drive
Andrews High School
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Lakecrest Drive
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Bass
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Thomasville Grapplers Roll Sixth Straight Win
In Lexington the Thom asville wrestlers defeated Central Davidson 49 to 14. Pins by Mike Sanders Paul Hibbett Clinton Hunter Lester Epps Frankie Lathan Ken Fulp and Mark Montgomery highlighted the meet. Brian Ball won by decision while Mark Hibbett and Tony Ingram drew. Thomasville awaits Mooresville in a 2 p.m. makeup home match.
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Paul Hibbett
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Ragsdale Falls To Eastern Randolph In Loss
RAMSEUR The Ragsdale Flying Tigers started slow and never recovered as Eastern Randolph led 20-11 at halftime and won 66 1. Coach Ron Wyrick noted mixing five players is needed, as Ragsdale falls to 2 5. JV side also beat Wildcats 64 59 in OT.
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Ferndale Ninth Prevails Over Trinity in 77 47 Byside
Ferndale ninth graders rolled past Trinity 77 47 to stay unbeaten at 4 1. Royster Tucker led Ferndale with 20 points while Derek Al bion Doug Tyson each added 18 and Arthur Reed 10. Tim Riddle scored 15 for Trinity as Sam Gulledge had 11. Ferndale hosts Asheboro on Tuesday.
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High Point YMCA Hosts First Annual Handball Tournament
The High Point YMCA stages the First Annual Handball Tournament through Sunday with players from the Southeast and North Carolina. Top seeds include Hal Lackey of High Point and Fred Dennuccio of Norfolk. local entrants include John Foster Wally Wright Harvey Tiles Jim Rangle Russ Carr Clyde Carr and Lawrence Metcalf. Finals are Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Wally Wright
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