Double Overtime for Dizzy Finish in State Duke Thriller
NC State edged Duke 72 70 in a double overtime Southeastern Conference clash at Duke Indoor Stadium Durham Dec 5. Lee Terrell and Bernie Brandenberg sparked State late while Janicki led Duke with 20 points as the game stayed tied throughout and ended with a last second decisive shot.
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High Point College Eyes Bigger Basketball Future
Dr. Dennis Cooke president of High Point College advocates expanding the basketball program to include games with leading schools. He envisions building a stronger team, possibly a suitable arena, and aims to attract top players while considering a limited football revival.
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Georgetown Overpowers Wake Forest 80 61 Behind Bolger's 29
Georgetown University won its fifth straight basketball game by defeating Wake Forest 80 to 61 at McDonough Memorial Gym. Bill Bolger scored 29 for the Hoyas while Barry Sullivan added 20 as Wake Forest dropped to 10 losses in 14 starts. Dickie Hemric topped the Demon Deacons with strong efforts.
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Gal Who Could Help Any Man Team Shines at Eureka
Ann Swale, Eureka High School standout, averages 57.13 points per game through six games. In a 76-71 win over Fremont she scored 73 points on 36 field goals and one free throw, shooting 973 percent, with no misses from the line.
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Apps Blast Bear Five By 86 To 63
HICKORY Jan 5 Appalachian Mountaineers pulled away from a third quarter tie to defeat Lenoir Rhyne in a North State Conference basketball game. Ed Probel led Lenoir Rhyne with 19 points while John Pyecha topped Appalachian with 14 points.
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Eagles Bay Earn Second Victory Over Guilford 66 50
McCrary Eagles won 66 50 over Guilford College in ASHERORO on January 5. Big Bill Miller led with 12 points, R. Williams added 11, Hilliard Nance 10 as Guilford’s Forna McLeod topped the Quakers with 17. Bobby Gallicut was runner up for Guilford with eight.
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Elon College Indians Defeat Lynchburg 81 to 63
Elon College's Christians led the 81 63 basketball win over Lynchburg College. Don Harthcox scored 22 points and Larry Gaither added key help as Lynchburg started strong but trailed after the first quarter. Flash Gordon led Lynchburg with 15.
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Tar Heels win fifth straight in ACC clash with Clemson
UNC tops Clemson 65 to 59 to remain undefeated in Southern Conference play. Jack Wallace and Al Lifson scored 17 points each to pace the Tar Heels while Clemson star John Snee led all players with 22 points. The half ended 39-35 in favor of Carolina as the Tar Heels opened the second period strong.
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Ed Sueta Stars In 78 67 High Point Win Over Catawba
High Point College Panthers defeated Catawba 78 67 as Ed Sueta led with 24 points. The Panthers built a 40 32 halftime edge and pulled away late after Sueta fouled out, with Bobby Davidson and Bill Hicks keying the attack.
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