Unger Tightens HPC Lead as Guzinski Tops Scoring
High Point College guard Joe Guzinski leads the Purple Panthers with 117 points in eight games, while Unger remains top scorer for HPC with 100 points over six contests. Unger and Guzinski also pace rebounding, and Skidmore shoots at 55.3 percent from the floor as HPC wins five of eight.
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Wolly Unger
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Fletcher
N. C
Panther
Unger
Joe Guzinski
Tunkhannock
Big Joe
Guzinski
Joe
Tommy Skidmore
Norwood
N.C
Skidmore
Panthers
Wolfy Unger
Jackie Short
Larry Nolan
Chalmous Sechrist
Phil Garrison
Gene Buchanan
Roy Bartlett
Bill Fallin
Zane Daniel
Durocher Returns as Dodgers Coach with Warning
Leo Durocher rejoined the Los Angeles Dodgers as a coach amid a warning from General Manager Buzzie Bavasi that he must not second guess manager Walt Alston. Durocher, 54, said he is happy to return after a six year layoff and denies seeking a managerial post. Alston welcomes the move saying Durocher will direct traffic at third base and help with fundamentals as the team emphasizes pitching speed and defense.
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LOS Angeles
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Ston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Buzzie Bavasi
Dodger
Walt Alston
Durocher
New York Giants
Bavasi
Buzzie
Alston
Leo
Dodger Club
College basketball results roundup by the Associated Press
East region wins for St Josephs over Delaware Vermont 84 80 and Massachusetts 76. Vanderbilt defeats Kentucky 64 and West Virginia 94 over Syracuse 74. Creighton beat Omaha 107 67 in the Midwest. Numerous games feature Oklahoma State Texas Arizona State and more with scores listed.
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Vanderbilt
Kentucky
West Virginia
Syracuse
Auburn
Mississippi
Virginia Tech
Furman
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
LSU
Florida
Tulane
Eastern Kentucky
Murray
Florida State
New Orleans
Loyola
Midwest
Ohio State
Evansville
Indiana
Michigan State
Iowa
Wisconsin
Drake
St. Louis
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Creighton
Omaha
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Arizona State Univ
Texas
Western
High Point College Faces Western Carolina in Key SSC Clash
High Point College hosts Western Carolina at Alumni Gym at 8 p.m. as the Panthers seek sole possession of first in the North State Conference. Wolfy Unger returns to action but not at full speed while Appalachian goals loom in a tied race with a 5-1 conference mark.
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Enterprise
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Panthers
Western Carolina
Alumni Gymnasium
HPC
Appalachian
Elon
High Point
Wofly
Yow
Unger
Jim Gudger
B.f.goodrich
BFG
Page High trips Black Bison in local hoops clash
Page High School Pirates visit the Black Bison in a 3-A versus 4-A showdown with Page boasting scorers Chuck Scott and Steve Michaels and a recent 27 point performance by Scott. The Bison seek to even their record above .500 aided by Mike Hendrix and Ken Rich while contending with Page’s rebounding edge.
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Bison
Page High School Pirates
Greensboro
Page
Lexington
High Point
Greensboro Senior High
Gray
Winston - Salem
Reidsville
Mike Hendrix
Bucs
Steve Michaels
Ken Rich
Rich
Raleigh
Joe Harris Cage Picks Upset Slates Across Colleges
A January 10, 1961 listing shows Joe Harris selecting college matchups including Akron U vs Muskingum and Alabama vs Mississippi State among numerous pairings. Pro basketball notes include NBA games with Boston Celtics Detroit Pistons and St Louis Hawks Cincinnati Royals on the slate.
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Akron U
Muskingum
Alabama U
Mississippi State
Baldwin-Wallace
Eastern Michigan
Boston College
Holy Cross
Bucknell U
Penn State
Buffalo U
Buffalo State
California
U.stanford U
Chicago U
Valparaiso U
Citade
Wm. & Mary
College of Pacific
San Francisco
Connecticut
Nog U
Depauw U
Butler U
Detroit
Marquette
Georgia Scatere Rollins
Gettysburg—Dickinson
High Point
West Carolina
Indians State
St. Joseph's
Ind
la Salle
Lehigh U
Lebanon Valley
Wilkes
Long Island
Ohio
U.—De Paul U
Wateone U
Heidelbers
Okla
Hardin-Simmons U
Rice
Texas Christian U
St. Bonaventure
Gannon
Ene. Francis
Erklyn
Southern Methodist U
Baylor U
Stetson U
Jacksonville
Texas
Buckeyes Top AP Poll Unanimous No 1 for Third Straight Week
Ohio State remains the nation’s top ranked team in the Associated Press poll with a perfect 360-point score after another dominant week. Bradley holds second place with 314 points, followed by St Bonaventure 265 and Louisville 252. St John’s 178 and Iowa 167 round out the top six. Duke is ninth and Kansas State ninth or lower in votes with other programs listed among those receiving ballots.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Illinois
Bradley
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
St. John's
New York
Iowa
North Carolina
Duke
Kansas State
UCLA
Southern California
Vanderbilt
Drake
St. Louis
DePaul
Wichita
Indiana
Kentucky
Auburn
Detroit
Memphis State
Kansas
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Utah
Providence
Paris-Davey Moore defeats Lamperti in French bout
In Paris Davey Moore outpoints Gracieux Lamperti over 10 rounds. The judges score the nontitle welterweight fight in Moore’s favor. Obdulio Nunez also outpoints George Chimenti in New York over 10 rounds in a separate nontitle bout.
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Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Gracieux Lamperti
France
New York
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