NCAA asks White House to delay probe into AAU clash
The NCAA urged the White House to exhaust negotiations before any federal intervention. Walter Byers said intervention should be a last resort and noted momentum from a push to form a U S track and field federation to curb AAU influence.
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Loop-Leading Spartans Battle Trinity In CCC Test
Central Davidson travels to Trinity for a key CCC basketball test as Coach Wayne Hoover’s Spartans seek another league win. Tonight features four games including North Davidson vs Denton and Ragsdale against East Davidson as part of a jam-packed CCC slate.
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Jaybird Teams Face Stokesdale in Guilford Clash
Jaybird will host Stokesdale in Guilford County Conference basketball tonight starting at 7 pm. The Jaybird girls, 5 2 this season, seek a rebound after a loss to Summerfield and a second defeat to Thomasville. The Jaybird boys, 3 4 overall, aim to balance the ledger after the girls game.
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Ferndale Juniors Triumph Over Reidsville in Low-Scoring Showdown
Ferndale Junior High beat Reidsville Junior High 47 to 36 after a strong second period. Eddie Dyer led Ferndale with 16 points, Barry Cook added 11, while Cobb scored 13 for Reidsville and Briggs 11. Ferndale improves to 1-1 on the season.
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HPC Eyes 3rd Win in Rodent Rally? Catamounts Set for Key Test
High Point College’s Panthers host Western Carolina at Alumni Gym seeking a fifth win overall and third in a row after a late-season improvement. Western Carolina arrives hot, riding seven wins in eight, 9-4 overall and 3-2 in the league. Panthers' lineup may repeat with Unger Garrison Wickham Keith, Neel contributing as needed.
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Western, Apps Cup Victories
In last night action Elon trounced Appalachian 78 51 and Western Carolina edged Guilford 68 63. The Christians heated second half to surge clear after a tight first half.
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Pirates Host Bison In Central 4A Conference Clash
Page High hosts High Point High in a 4-A conference opener as Jud Franklin and Richard McCandless spark the Pirates while Tony Simeon’s Bison seek their first league win after a 0-1 start. Free throw woes haunt High Point as Wolfe and Sherrill trade scoring leads in a battering weather week.
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Tommies Fall Before Northeast Rally at Home
Northeast Junior High School overcame a 15-9 halftime deficit to beat Thomasville 25-22. The Tigers surged with nine points in the third period and seven in the fourth as they limited Thomasville to seven second half points. Mike Chaflin scored nine and Robbie Myers eight for Northeast while Hill had six and Burrows five for Thomasville. Northeast moved to 2-1 on the season.
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