McGuire Criticizes Officials Fans After Carolina Loss
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire attacks ACC officials, Norvell Neese, and the crowd following a loss to North Carolina. He laments crowd conduct, defends his players, and predicts continued rough play in ACC basketball amid suspensions and ongoing tensions from the South Carolina Maryland incident.
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Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Maryland
ACC
Norvall Neve
McGuire
McKinney removal as coach to run public relations for Cougars
In Greensboro Bones McKinney is replaced as Carolina Cougars coach by Jerry Steele and moves into a vice president role handling public relations as part of an internal reorganization by Southern Sports Corp. The change comes amid an ABA playoff race with Currie named director of promotions and McKinney set to oversee personnel acquisitions.
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Paul Shinn
Greensboro
Bones McKinney
Carolina Cougars
Southern Sports Corp
Basketball Cougars
Jerry Steele
McKinney
Wake Forest
Pittsburgh Condors
Cougars
Cougar
Carl Scheer
Lse
Bill Currie
Voice of the Cougars
Currie
Direcor
WSOC
Charlotte
Scheer
Scheey
Southern Sports
Bison Announce Football Slate For 1971 Season
Central High unveils the 1971 Black Bison football schedule after conference realignment. Roy Boyles confirms changes include new opponents Andrews and Thomasville, with Parkland, Reynolds, Page, East Forsyth, Smith, Grimsley, Burlington, and Dudley on the slate and five conference games. Oct 22 hosts Andrews. open dates remain for Andrews.
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Central High
Roy Boyles
Bison
Andrews
Red Raiders
North Forsyth
Lexington
Thomasville
Winston-Salem Parkland
Parkland
Reynolds
Page
East Forsyth
Smith
Grimsley
Burlington
Dudley
College Scoreboard roundup from East to Midwest
East Penn 81 over Harvard 2 and Princeton 78 over Dartmouth 58 lead a lopsided slate. Connecticut 82 over New Hampshire 7 and Hawaii 92 over Rhode Island U & Holy Cross 87 over Colgate 64 also notch wins. Wheeling through the Midwest Drake 78 over Wichita State 74 and North Dakota 74 over South Dakota State 6 mark notable results.
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Associated Press
East Penn
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Connecticut
New Hamp
Hawaii
Rhode Island
U, & Holy Cross
Colgate
South Stetson
Amy OA
Hampden Sydney
Mt. St. Mary’s
SW la
McNeese
la. Tech
Nicholls St
the Citadel
Texas A&m
Memphis
Bradley
Midwest
Drake
Wichita
State
No. Dak
So.Dak
Paul Brown Named NFL Coach of the Year 1970
Cincinnati Coach Paul Brown, at 62, won the NFL Coach of the Year award after guiding the Bengals to their first playoff berth. Brown received 39 of 79 votes, beating runner-up Don Shula by 20. Dick Nolan placed third. Brown praised his staff and players amid a season that included a division title in the American Conference. He previously coached the Browns and helped launch the Bengals in 1968, earning AFL Coach of the Year in 1969.
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NEW York
Cincinnati
Paul Brown
Bengals
Associated Press
NFL
Don Shula
iMiami_ Dolphins
San Francisco
Dick Nolan
Brown
la Jolla
Calif
Heer
T ‘S
Cleverland Browns
Browns
Old American Football League
Boxing Smoker At Boys Club In High Point
The Salvation Army Boys Club of High Point hosts a boxing smoker January 16 at the Club Gymnasium. Boxers from Seagrove North Carolina and the High Point Boxing Club face the Boys Club team in 20 fights with the first bout at 7 PM. The public is invited.
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The
Salvation Army
High’Point
the Club
Seagrove
N C
High Point
Andrews Central Hold Up At Home
High Point and Central High basketball teams host home games tonight in District VI A action. Andrews hosts Reidsville High. Central faces Winston-Salem Reynolds Black Demons in non conference play. Both tip at 8 pm with junior varsity at 6 15 pm.
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High Point High
Andrews
Reidsville High
Bison
Central High
Winston-Salem Reynolds Black Demons
Andrews Gym
Roger Hedgecock
North Forsyth
George Force
Mt. Airy
Reidsville
Red Raiders
Hedgecock
North
Jamestown Triumph Over Western Guilford In OT Defense
Jamestown seventh and eighth graders beat Western Guilford 32 81 in a double overtime Thursday afternoon. Allen Johnson led Jamestown with 11 points, Benny Craddock added 10, while Mark Gunther scored 12 for Western Guilford. Coach Force noted the team’s improvement and a 1 0 conference record amid upcoming matchups against Reidsville and Dudley.
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Jamestown
Western Guilford
Allen Johnson
Benny Craddock
Mark Gunther
Force
Laree
Raiders
Carl Bell
Harl Phinisee
Anthony Boler
Reidsville
Faree
Bell
Phinisée
Boler
Rams
Andrews
Lee Foye
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Chapel Hill
Gamecocks
Tar ‘Heels
Tom Owens
Owens
Jim
Hernjak
Owen
Garden
Madison Square Garden
By Paul Shinn
Denzel Russell
Crescent Ford
Ayes
Didmitting
Aee
Carr
Jerry
A&a
Toyota
South Ma
High Point Enterprise
Chippy Miller
Glenn Bethea
Mike Kivett
Central
Demons
Hedgewock
Sinclair “Colbert
Tony Shaver
Orlando Hudson
Dwight Rawlinson
Tim Blackburn
MAA Sale
PIA
bankAmericare
Wright
Am Life
High Point Seton Ys
Amtfee
Arens
C.P
Gee
Washington
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