Deacons Host To Carolina In ACC Opener Telecast
Two North Carolina starters Karl George and Billy Chamberlain were expected to return from injuries for a televised ACC clash with Wake Forest. Coach Dean Smith’s Tar Heels, 4-0 in conference and 11-2 overall, rely on substitute Dave Chadwick who erupted for a career-high 30 in a 92-72 win over Clemson. Duke at Clemson and Virginia vs Georgia Tech also on tonight’s ACC schedule.
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Eagles fall after late fouling and injuries in loss
East and Trinity clash ends with East losing top scorer freshman Tim Turner to fouls at 6:41 remaining. Turner led all scorers with 20 points as Sprinkle added 13 and Jerry Lee 12. Eagles hit eight free throws to miss late chances.
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Trinity Girls Fall To Lady Eagles In Conference Tilt
Wanda Wilson led East with 14 points as Trinity dropped to 2-3 in conference play. Donna Yow, the league’s top scorer, was held to 5 points as Kathy Wagner added 12 and Sondra Conrad 10. Trinity’s Ricky Foster led the boys with 15 points in a separate game, while Morton and Garrison prepared for the upcoming Super Bowl.
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Wanda Wilson
Davidson-Randolph
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Trinity
Deborah Hahn
Donna Yow
Comets Dominate Bulldogs 67-62 in South Piedmont clash
Asheboro Blue Comets defeated the Thomasville Bulldogs 67 to 62 to stay unbeaten in the second straight South Piedmont Conference victory. Tony Coble led with 15 points as Ricky Aughtry topped Thomasville with 16. Luther Ross added 12 and Lacarde Means 11 for the Bulldogs. The Comets used a strong defense and rebounding, shifting from zone to man-to-man and press throughout to pull away after a 20-17 second-quarter edge. The junior varsity saw Thomasville win 75-36.
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Luck
Smith
Armentraut
Davis
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Holt
Love
Kenner
Williams
Robertson
Tate
Shavis
Northwest Guilford Wins Close Offense Over East Alamance
Northwest Guilford surged in the third quarter to beat East Alamance 75 to 54. Keith Jones led with 18 points, with Hamm 15 Blackburn 15 and Edwards 13 in double figures. Thomas Kimber and Jerry Yarborough led East Alamance with 15 and 16 respectively. Northwest girls defeated South Stokes 45 to 37 as Cindy Gordon scored 17 and Janet Gordon added 16 for South Stokes.
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East Alamance
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Holder's
Raiders Rally Fails as Andrews Drops Tight Battle
Andrews trailed most of the game but drew within one late when Glenn Bethea hit a long three. Barrow sealed Morehead State's win by scoring after a turnover as fouls kept Andrews from a late comeback. Bethea and Chippy Miller led Andrews with 108 points combined in a rough shooting night. Morehead's Barrow led with 20 points as turnover woes doomed Andrews while Morehead built a 9-4 record with the win. The junior varsity also lost 76-51, extending Andrews' slump.
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Chippy Miller
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Panthers
Parris
Tommy Fretwell
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Panther
Maider Jaykees
Dragons Defeat Ledford Twice In Conference Victory
West Davidson highs scorers Kerry Hobbs 26 Garry Harrison 15 and Dennis Snider 14 led the Green Dragons to a 75-62 win over Ledford in Davidson Randolph Conference play. Ledford's Larry Kennedy 11 and Kenny Moore 10 were double figures for the Panthers. West Davidson improves to 4-2 in conference and 5-7 overall. In the girls game West Davidson edged Ledford 28-25 as Easter Hartman Snider led the scoring for West.
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Dragons
Garry Harrison
Dennis Snider
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Larry Kennedy
Kenny Moore
David Bryant
Dean Williams
Jim Lee
Sheila Easter
Carol Hartman
Shearon Snider
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Beck
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Moora
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Kennedy
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Everhart
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Bock
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Payne
Tuffle
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Haywood
Easter
Kariman
Snider
Church
Snelting
Mooresville N Davidson Split Pair in Local Basketball
North Davidson boys beat Mooresville 72 to 42 while Mooresville girls toppled North 61 to 33. Frankie Essick led North with 23 points. Debutante Mooresville players Decie Everhard and Gloria Pinkston led their team as North Davidson moves to 4-2 in the conference and 6-4 overall.
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Mills
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Nanney
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Craig
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Linn
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Clodfelter
Tuttle
Martin
Slone
Craver
K. Hinkle
Vaughan
Funderburk
NBA Scores Card From Page One B
Steele topped Virginia 125 119 in a high scoring game. Boston beat Atlanta 134 123 in the NBA. Philadelphia edged Chicago 99 98. Detroit beat Buffalo 99 97 in overtime. Milwaukee defeated Cincinnati 195 116 and Baltimore topped San Diego 124 117.
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Ferndale Girls? No, Ferndale Takes Cage Victory
Ferndale seventh and eighth grade basketball team earned its fifth win of the season with a 45 40 victory over Northeast on Friday. Ferndale led 22 20 at halftime and 32 25 after three quarters, with Brown scoring 13 and Roscoe Friday top scoring for Northeast with 15 as Northeast stands 24 for the year and hosts Asheboro on Monday.
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Asheboro
Fight Results From Miami Beach and San Jose Card
Lloyd Patterson of New York, 192, knocked out Levi Forte, 199, Miami. A featherweight bout between Jorge Ramos of Argentina and Juan Montoya of Mexico City was postponed to February 3 in San Jose, California.
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Lloyd Patterson
New York
Levi Forte
Miami
San Jose
Calif
Jorge Ramos
Argentina
Juan Montoya
Mexico City
Ragsdale Nipped In Overtime by Western Alamance
Ragsdale Tigers fall to Western Alamance 72 68 in double overtime after stalling in regulation and missing late chances. Brent Ozment scores 15, Luther Cathey and Glover 17 each for Ragsdale. John Crawford adds 12. Western’s Ralph Gilliam leads with 19. Tigers drop to 4 3 in the Mid State 3A.
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Paul Updegrafff
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Western
Mike
Glover
Brent Ozment
Luther Cathey
John Crawford
Ralph Gilliam
Jonn Deiner
Ricky Joyce
Thomas Moore
Pro Cage Standings and Saturday Matchups
Pro basketball standings list New York at Kentucky Memphis facing Texas at Fort Worth Denver meeting Virginia at Norfolk Utah opposed by Florida Indiana plays Pittsburgh after noon Friday results show Indiana 125 Virginia 119 Pittsburgh 120 New York Carolina 125 Denver 114 Nexas 125 Utah 104 Only games scheduled
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Floridians Hire Bass To Replace Blitman As Coach
The Floridians dismissed Hal Blitman after a winless night and an 18-30 season, hiring Bob Bass from Texas Tech to replace him. Bass, 41, signed a three year, 35000 dollar per year deal and will coach tonight against the Utah Stars as the team seeks ABA playoff contention.
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Stoneville Shively sinks buzzer beater to topple Jaybirds
Stoneville Eagles edged Allen Jay 58 to 56 in Piedmont 2A action as Kenny Shively scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, sinking the winning basket at the buzzer. The game featured a 21-0 Stoneville third quarter run and late exchanges before Shively sealed the win in the final second.
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Stoneville
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Jerry Frye
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Whitefield
Barry Priddy
Shipwash
Thayer
Randy Joyce
Eagle
Palmer's Charge Leads Crosby Pro-Am After Fast Finish
Arnold Palmer, 41, fired seven straight holes with six birdies and a 68 to pull within one of leaders at the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am in Pebble Beach. Harney, Shaw and Howie Johnson led at 189 after 36 holes as Palmer’s late surge reshaped the field.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Paul Harney
Tommy Shaw
Howie Johnson
Bobby Nichols
Bob Murphy
Harney
Johnson
Shaw
Spyglass
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Murphy
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Palfer
Breen
Terry Dill
Dill
Chuck
Rozelle Predicting TV Crowds For Super Bowl V
Pro football Commissioner Pete Rozelle warned that rain sleet and snow could curb the largest audience ever for a Super Bowl. NBC planners estimate 35 million homes and 65 million viewers for the Baltimore and Dallas game. Rozelle noted weather could keep many home, while Miami weather had been sunny. A subpoena was served during the news conference for the local TV blackout hearing involving South Florida broadcaster. Rozelle also questioned Buffalo owner Ralph Wilson potentially moving the franchise to Seattle.
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Ellis Rubin
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Ralph Wilson
Seattle
Northeast JH Athletics Triumph Over Ferndale in Buzzer Live
The undefeated Northeast Junior High ninth grade basketball team beat Ferndale 83 to 67 on Friday at Ferndale, with top scorers Steve Schafer 21, Jonny Yang 18, and Jim Shannon contributing. Ferndale’s leaders included Roger Legrand 17 and Rah Bernot.
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Steve Schafer
Jonny Yang
Jim Shannon
Sop Weorera Wern
Roger Legrand
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