College Scores From The Associated Press
EAST DePaul 90 Manhattan 75 Northeastern 93 Vermont 91 OT Delaware 90 Montclair St 70 SOUTH N Caro 74 Clemson 72 N Caro St 119 W Caro 61 Hawaii 79 Centenary 78 Florida 89 Lehigh 62 Tuskegee 92 Alabama A M St MIDWEST Wichita St 106 Drake 92 Bradley 106 Illinois St 85 SOUTHWEST Hardin Simmons 70 UTex Arlington 50 Louisville 52 West Texas 51 Oral Roberts 91 Long Beach 86 Southern Methodist 98 Houston Baptist 67 FAR WEST UCLA 92 Wash 82 San Jose St 76 Portland St
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Chubby Smith Named to U S Boxing Team in Orlando
Chubby Smith of the High Point Police Dept Boxing Club will represent the United States in an international match against a Canadian team in Orlando Florida on Tuesday. The 18 year old competes at 125 pounds with a 28 3 record and holds a state AAU title at 132 pounds after five years in boxing.
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Comets Defeat Trinity in South Piedmont Conference Meet
Asheboro’s wrestling team halted Trinity’s eight match streak by beating the Bulldogs 37 to 24 in conference action. Trinity pins came from David Robertson Andy Aikens and Tony Page while Donald Robertson and David Honeycutt earned decisions. Trinity hosts West Davidson next Monday at 8 pm.
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Vikings Seek Super Bowl IX Edge Through Experience
In New Orleans AP notes the Vikings rely on seasoned leadership to outwit the Steelers. Bud Grant and Fran Tarkenton lead a veteran offense facing a younger Pittsburgh front four, while Minnesota hopes to exploit posturing, timing, and defensive schemes built from past title runs.
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Central Davidson trounces Southern Guilford in CC wrestling
Central Davidson defeated Southern Guilford 96 29 in Central Carolina Conference wrestling action. The Spartans won two matches by pin and six by decision to secure the victory.
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Tiger Matmen Rip Northeast For 6th Win
Jamestown Ragedale's wrestling team rolled to a 63-3 victory over Northeast Guilford for their sixth win overall and second Mid-State West win. The meet featured pins by Cox, Reddick, Horney, Steed, Brown, Cason, Fricke, and Saxton, with Bolton, Lewis, McDade winning by decision and Dowdy by forfeit.
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Jeff Fricke
Tommy Saxton
Grimsley Edges Central in Swim Meet Paints Greensboro Whirlies
Greensboro Grimsley swam past High Point Central 110 to 57 in a dual meet. Dick Cottam led Central with 12 points including two wins, Jay Boyles added a first place, and Central’s 200 medley relay of Cottam, Boyles, Alan Post, and Buzz Waller won.
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Tarkenton Eyes Another Super Bowl Bid Against Steelers
Fran Tarkenton, a 14 year veteran with 2000 plus yard seasons, cites experience as key in the big game. He and the Vikings seek their first Super Bowl victory, while Steelers leader Terry Bradshaw stresses his role as the decisive factor. Steelers defensive lineman Bob Greene anchors Pittsburgh in the clash.
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Miller Tops Phoenix Open After Strong First Round
Johnny Miller, winner of the 1974 Player of the Year, opened the Phoenix Open with a 67 on the 6726 yard Phoenix Country Club course, sharing the lead despite a late double bogey. He cited solid driving irons and putting while noting a miscue with a wedge cost a better second shot. Other top scores included Len Thompson 67 John Mahaffey 67 and J C Snead 68.
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