Andrews Upset By Morehead Panthers Rally To Win 65 62
In a district VI-A clash at Andrews gym the Morehead Panthers rallied to beat the Andrews Red Raiders 65 62 after trailing. Earlier Morehead defeated Madison Mayadan by 23 points, snapping Andrews undefeated run in the conference.
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Eastern Randolph Upsets Southwest Randolph 80 78
Eastern Randolph, 1-5 before Friday, stunned favored Southwest Randolph 80 78 in a game slowed by 63 fouls. Harvey Brown led the winners with 25 points, Ricky Gatlin scored 35 for Southwest, while Needham left late with an ankle injury. Girls: Southwest won 36-16 led by Sylvia Myers with 18.
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Panthers Visit Elon in Crucial Carolinas Clash
High Point College aims to beat Elon for the first time this season in a Key Carolinas Conference showdown. Elon holds an 8-0 league record, 12-4 overall, led by guard Tommy Cole and center Larry Trautwein. The Panthers, 4 of 5 in last five, edge toward .500, with star Joe Wilson contributing on the boards.
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Bison Defeat Pirates In Close Conference Win
Central High’s Bison defeated Greensboro Page Pirates 61-58 for their second straight league win and an 8-3 overall record. Shaver led with 25 points, while Harrison led Page with 24. Central next faces Grimsley after exams.
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East Davidson Edges Trinity in Slow Cager Clash
East Davidson slipped past Trinity 61 to 58 in a rough game plagued by 62 fouls and poor shooting. East also swept the girls with a 44 to 28 win as Trinity’s fouls and restricted offense doomed the Bulldog boys.
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Steele Quiet-Cougars Win By Paul Shinn
Carolina coach Jerry Steele keeps to generalities after a 125-114 ABA win over Denver that lifts the Cougars to third in the Eastern Division. Steele, 4-2 since taking over, notes Caldwell's return helps and praises team balance led by Verga and Lehmann. He stresses effort over goals and refuses to define a precise objective beyond playing together.
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Spartans Rout Tigers In conference rout
Central Davidson leads the Davidson Randolph Conference at 6-0 after an 88-59 win over Randleman. Mike Mayhew and Mike Garner each scored 18 for Central, with Chris Smith 11 and Mike Becker 10. Randleman tops 0-6 in league play as top scorer 17 by Mike Robbins. In girls, Sylvia Small sank late free throws to lift Central to a 45-42 win over Randleman, moving to 4-2 in conference.
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