Bison Fall 64 55 as Whirlies Dominate In Greensboro
Greensboro Whirlies beat High Point High School 64 to 55 in a Western AAA Conference game. Dickie Culler led High Point with 26 points while Larry Gill paced Greensboro with 23. Bison return home to host Gastonia Green Wave next Friday.
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Denton Sprints Past Pilot in Twin Bill Wins
In Thomasville Denton Red Raiders sweep Pilot in a twin basketball bill. The girls won 68 35 led by Anne Garner 31 points Angie Robbins 24 Nancy Campbell 13. The boys followed 43 31 with Austin Cook 16 and Bobby Shackleford 12 scoring. Howard Hunt led Pilot with 10.
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Wake Forest Heads to MSG to face Seton Hall Pirates
Wake Forest to play Seton Hall at Madison Square Garden in the opener of a Garden doubleheader. Deacons bring a 10-3 record and top 20 national ranking into the clash with Pittsburgh and La Salle losses cited for Seton Hall. Key Deacons: Murdock Wiggins Williams Gilley Carr. Pirates feature Gaines Lorenzo Farrell. Next up South Carolina at Memorial Coliseum.
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Tar Heel scouting ace Gene Duke balances coaching and prep
Gene Duke, former High Point assistant and now Carolina scout, aids Frank McGuire and Buck Freeman at the Dixie Classic. He plans coaching after May graduation while awaiting a July birth, praises Virgil Yow and Guire, and keeps in touch with the game through scouting.
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Allen Jay Teams Still Rolling in Guilford Play
Allen Jay basketball teams won both ends of a twin bill in Guilford County Conference play. The AJ boys beat Nathanael Greene 75 to 39, led by Joe Taylor with 16 and Tommy Johnson 16 as Nathanael Greene’s guards fell short. The AJ girls topped Nathanael Greene 54 to 49 behind Doris McDaniels with 20 points and Carol Silvey with 19 as Allen Jay improved to 6 1 in league play and 7 4 overall for the season.
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Hasty Wildcats sweep Wallburg in two county games
In Davidson County Conference action Hasty High defeated Wallburg in a girls 94 to 30 opener and a boys 65 to 39 nightcap. Perry Cecil led Hasty with 19 points in the boys game. Dale Loggins 12 and Larry Murphy 10 added. Wallburg’s Richard Garrison scored 20 in the nightcap, Janice Blart led Hasty girls with 39 points.
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Trinity's Clubs Top Jamestown in Intercounty Test
Trinity Bulldogs beat Jamestown 70 to 46 as four starters hit double figures led by Dave Crisco with 22 points. Trinity girls also won 44 to 33 with Barbara Deaton scoring 29. Jamestown's Macon and Brown led their scoring.
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Panthers Rip Tornadoes in 113 82 rout
High Point College Panthers heat up with 48.8 percent shooting to crush King College 113 82 and move to 11 2 on the season. They set a season high in scoring and next face Elon College in a key North State Conference matchup led by Doc Mathis. The Christians, coming off a close loss to Lenoir Rhyne, seek a conference title as they host High Point in a long drought rematch.
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Turk Lown Signs 1957 Cubs Pact
Comeback pitcher Turk Lown, who set two Cubs single-season relief records in 1956, signs with the Chicago club for 1957. The 32-year-old right-hander appeared in 61 games and saved 16, finishing 47 games, with a 9-8 record and a 3.57 ERA. He will compete to justify the lofty relief role as the Cubs plan for next season.
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