Tar Heels Brace for Wake Forest With Injured Starters
North Carolina aims to protect its ACC lead in a televised home game against Wake Forest with two starters Karl George and Bill Chamberlain expected to return from injuries. Dave Chadwick scored a career high 30 points in the 92-72 win over Clemson as UNC sits 4-0 in the league and 11-2 overall.
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Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Karl George
Bill Chamberlain
Dave Chadwick
Clemson
East Eagles Sweep Trinity In Conference Basketball Action
In the men’s game Trinity outpaced East late to win 78 67 as Tim Turner scored 20 before fouling out and East regrouped with 13 from Sprinkle and 12 from Jerry Lee. Trinity’s Ricky Foster led with 15 points and Hutchens added 11. East’s Wanda Wilson led the women with 14 points as Trinity dropped to 3 3 in conference play.
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Sprinkle
Jerry Lee
Ricky Foster
Hutchens
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Whiz
Wanda Wilson
Davidson-Randolph
Lady Eagles
Morton Says Arm All Right Before Cowboys Super Bowl
Dallas Cowboys report improved quarterback Craig Morton with a strong arm feeling like it did before the Houston game. Walt Garrison recovers from a shoulder and knee injuries as coach Tom Landry notes the team’s confident mental attitude ahead of the Baltimore showdown.
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Houston
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Tom Landry
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Northwest Guilford Tops East Alamance In Wide Victory
Northwest Guilford defeated East Alamance 75 to 54 after leading 3 at halftime. Keith Jones scored 18 to pace Northwest with Hamm 15 Blackburn 15 Edwards 13 and others also in double figures. In the girls action Northwest Guilford beat South Stakes 45 to 37. Cindy Gordon led with 17 points and Janet Gordon added key plays.
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East Alamance
Keith Jones
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Robert Hamm
David Blackburn
Ricky Edwards
Eastern Alamance
Thomas Kimber
Jerry Yarborough
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South Stakes
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Janet Gordon
Whitfield
Yarbor
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Parker
Kimber
Don
Thompson
Myers
Angel
Hayes
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Hamm
Bowman
Jones
Edwards
Smith
Comets defeat Bulldogs 67 62 in conference clash
Asheboro Blue Comets dominate Thomasville Bulldogs 67 62 to claim their second straight South Piedmont Conference win. Tony Coble led with 15 points, while Ricky Aughtry paced Thomasville with 16. The Comets pulled away after a 51 36 third quarter lead and controlled the game with tight defense and rebounding.
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Tate
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Andrews Falls Narrowly As Morehead Closes Out
Andrews loses 63 60 in a tight finish as Morehead clamps down late. Bethea hits a key three to pull within one, but turnovers and late fouls seal Andrews fate. Foye leads Andrews with 22 points while Barrow ships 20 for Morehead.
West Davidson Dragons topple Ledford for fourth conference win
West Davidson Panthers defeated Ledford 75-62 to post their fourth Davidson Randolph Conference win. Kerry Hobbs led with 26 points, Garry Harrison 15, and Dennis Snider 14 as three Dragons hit double figures. Ledford’s Larry Kennedy had 11 and Kenny Moore 10 in the loss. The Dragons sit 4-2 in conference play and 5-7 overall.
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Dennis Snider
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Larry Kennedy
Kenny Moore
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Dean Williams
Jim Lee
Sheila Easter
Carol Hartman
Shearon Snider
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North Davidson Tops Mooresville In Twin Victory
North Davidson boys beat Mooresville 72-52 while Mooresville girls defeated North 61-33. Frankie Essick led North with 23 points and Susan Swing scored 12 for North Davidson as the Vikings improve to 6-4 overall and 4-2 in the conference. Everhard 16 and Pinkston 15 paced Mooresville girls for the easy win, leaving North Davidson at 1-5 in league play.
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Hinkle
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Crager
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Steele Indiana Tops Virginia in High Scoring Match
Steele Indiana defeated Virginia 125-119 in a high scoring game. In NBA action Boston beat Atlanta 134-123, Philadelphia edged Chicago 99-96, Detroit won 99-97 in overtime against Buffalo, Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 135-116, and Baltimore defeated San Diego 124-117.
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Atlanta
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Ferndale Varsity Sixth-Grade Basketball Triumph
Ferndale seventh and eighth graders earned their fifth win of the season by defeating Northeast 45 to 40. Ferndale led 22-20 at halftime and 32-25 after three quarters with Brown scoring 13 points. Northeast’s Roscoe Friday led visitors with 15 points. Northeast drops to 2-4 and hosts Asheboro Monday.
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Patterson Knocks Out Forte in Miami Beach Bout
Floyd Patterson from New York stops Levi Forte in Miami Beach as a 2nd round knockout. A featherweight bout in San Jose, originally set for Ramos versus Montoy ponies City, was postponed to February 3.
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Floyd Patterson
New York
Levi Forte
Miami
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Jorge Ramos
Argentina
Juan Montoys Ponies
Tigers Fall In Double Overtime To Western Alamance
Ragsdale drops a 72 68 decision in two overtimes at Jamestown after missing four late chances. Brent Ozment leads Ragsdale with 15 points while Luther Cathey and Mike Glover add 17 apiece. Western Alamance improves to 7 2 in the conference. Ragsdale falls to 4 5 and hosts a home game next Tuesday.
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Brent Ozment
Luther Cathey
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John Crawford
Ralph Gilliam
John Deiner
Ricky Joyce
Thomas Moore
Pro Cage Standings and Friday Saturday Results
Pro Cage standings show Boston 134 over Atlanta 123 and Milwaukee 135 over Cincinnati 116 with Baltimore 124 over San Diego 117. Friday’s results include Philadelphia 99 over Chicago 96 and Detroit 93? Wait. Over time Milwaukee 135 Cincinnati 116. Saturday schedules list New York at Kentucky and Memphis at Texas in Fort Worth with Pittsburgh 120 over New York 117 and Texas 125 over Utah 104.
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Stoneville Triumphs Over Jaybirds On Last-Second Shot
Stoneville defeated Allen Jay 58 to 56 as Kenny Shively scored the winning bucket at the buzzer. Shively had 19 points and 12 rebounds while Stoneville edged the Jaybirds 35 32 in rebounds amid a sloppy game with turnovers and missed free throws.
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Whitefield
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Shipwash
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Palmer's Charge Keeps Showing At Crosby Pro Am
Arnold Palmer, 41, fired a four under par 68 to 140 after 36 holes at the Bing Crosby National Pro Am. Paul Harney, Howie Johnson, and Tommy Shaw led at 139 as Palmer trails by one. Play continues on Spyglass Hill Cypress Point and Pebble Beach courses with 168 pros, cut to 70 plus final rounds.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
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Miler Barber
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Billy Casper
Jack Burke Jr
George Coleman
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Floridians fire Blitman replace with Bob Bass
The Floridians dismiss Hal Blitman after an 18 30 start and hire Bob Bass of Texas Tech to coach. Bass signs a three year contract worth 35000 annually and takes over tonight as the team faces the Utah Stars.
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Bob Bass
Bass
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Fla
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Rozelle Predicting TV Crowds for Super Bowl V
Miami AP Pete Rozelle expects bad weather could shrink Super Bowl V TV audiences with as few as zero in snowbound areas. NBC analysts forecast 35 million homes and 65 million viewers for the Baltimore vs Dallas clash. Rozelle also faced a subpoena over local blackout and spoke on Buffalo's potential move to Seattle.
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Pete Rozelle
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NBC
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Dallas
Miami Beach
Ellis Rubin
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Buffalo
Ralph Wilson
Seattle
Northeast JH Beats Ferndale in 67 43 Victory
The undefeated Northeast Junior High ninth grade boys basketball team extended its win streak to six by defeating Ferndale 67 to 43 at Ferndale. Leading Northeast were Steve Schafer with 21 points Johnny Evans 16 and Tim Shannon 11. Ferndale’s top scorers were Roger Legrand 14 Mitchell Little 17 and Rob Bernot 12.
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Northeast
Steve Schafer
Johnny Evans
Tim Shannon
Roger Legrand
Mitchell Little
Rob Bernot
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