Western Bases By Pfeiffer Western Bases By Pfeiffer
In a tight North State Conference game, Tommy Lavelle scored a late field goal and a free throw to lift Western Carolina to a 59-54 win over Pfeiffer. Mel Gibson led the Catamounts with 20 points, while Bobby Franks had 21 for Pfeiffer.
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Tommy Lavelle
Ahce
Western Carolina
Pfeiffer
WCC
Lavelle
Falcons
Mel Gibson
Danny Tharpe
Bobby Franks
Falcon
Panthers dominantly rebound to down Christians in conference duel
High Point overwhelmed in second half as Fallin piled 13 rebounds and Wickham 11, while Garrison went eight for eight from the floor and added two free throws. Elon shot 38.9 percent. Branson led Christians with 18 boards as they fall to 7-2 in league play, 15-4 overall. Panthers set three-game road schedule including Campbell, Atlantic Christian, and Lenoir Rhyne.
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Panthers
Fallin
Wickham
Branson
Christians
Andrew
Elon
Buies Creek
Campbell College
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
Lenoir Rhyne
Bison
Ford
Bears
College basketball cage results from Associated Press roundup
Michigan State 80 Michigan 74. N C State 68 Maryland 41. Navy 61 Temple 5. Penn State 52 Careagle Tech 45. Georgia Tech 7 Vanderbilt. Ohio U 83 Kent State 66. West Virginia 58 Pitt 78. High Point 81 Elon 69. Philadelphia 123 Detroit 107 in NBA. Maryland Navy wrestling tie 12 12. Eastern Hockey League Clinton 6 Greensboro 3. Quantico Marines 55 North Carolina 24.
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Michigan State
Michigan
N.C. State
Maryland
Kings Point
Stevens Tech
Navy
Temple
North Dakota
Huntingdon
Rollins
Fort Lee
W.C Men
St. Josephs
St. Mary's
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
Appalachian
Catawba
Penn State
Careagle Tech
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tennessee Tech
Richmond
Ohio U
Kent State
Virginia Tech
Virginia
West Virginia
Pitt
Lafayette
Albright
Western Carolina
Pfeiffer
Bowling Green
Marshal
St. Augustine’s
Shaw
High Point
Elon
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Quantico Marines
North Carolina
Central Tops West In Twin Go At Home
Central high school topped West in both girls and boys basketball before about 1,500 fans. The girls won 39 to 31 behind Terri Fritts at 26 and Mary Sink with 15, while Linda Snider led West with 21. The night cap saw Central 54 to 47, led by Jimmy Fritts with 22 and Roger Mayhew 13. Charlie Snyder led West with 20. Coach Wayne Hoover marked his 200th win.
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Lexington
Central
David
Son
West David Son
Central Carolina
Central Girls
Wayne Hoover
Terri Fritts
Mary Sink
Linda Snider
Jimmy Fritts
Roger Mayhew
Charlie Snyder
West
F—Harvey
Fritts
F—Snider
Link
F—Livingood
G—Huffman Cox
G—Love Anderson
G—Fritts Smith
Lanier
Leonard J Crofts
F Bass
Graham
C—Hege
Mayhew
G—Forbis
G—Snyder
Younts
West Kk
Eee Central
Curry
Myers
Walters
Grubb
Koontz
Central Ragan
Hardin's YMCA team tops High Point 83 to 69
High Point YMCA fell 83 69 to Hardin's team from Greensboro in a game paced by ex college stars Red Moorel of Drake and Wally Wallowac of Marshall. Moorel scored 40 points, Wallowac 27, Danny Sewell led High Point with 21.
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YMCA
Hardin
High Point
Greensboro
Red Moorel
Drake
Wally Wallowac
Marshall College
Moorel
Wallowac
Wallowae
Danny Sewell
High Point College
Bobby Dunbar
Roy Dixon
High Point Ymca
Hardin's
Farlow
Bryant
Warner
Martin
Moores
Sewell
Taylor
Dixon
Osborn
NATO
Dunbar
Goss
High Point First Loss On Rebound Edge By Wilmington
Wilmington pulled ahead late to beat High Point 53 52 in overtime as Ford led the Bison with 20 points including key late scores. Simeon and Sherrill paced High Point with 11 and 10 respectively, while Wilmington dominated from the line and outboarded the visitors 38 to 31.
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High Point
Butch Wolfe
Wilmington
Lee Sherrill
Wolfe
Cats
Jim Moore
Ken Rush
Ford
Sherrill
Bison
Jimmy Simeon
Moore
Simeon
Thunder
Danny Mohr
Wildcats
Bill King
Bears Cruise Past Atlantic Christian 107 46 in N SC action
Lenoir Rhyne overwhelmed Atlantic Christian 107 to 46 in a North States Conference game. Jerry Wells led with 22 points, while Beehan grabbed 14 rebounds as the Bears improved to 10-1 in conference play.
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Hickory
N. C
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Atlantic Christian
North States
ACC
Jerry Wells
Tommy Burton
Eddie Holbrook
Jim Wiles
Neill McGeachy
George Beehan
Beehan
Jerry Ashworth
Garry Johnson
Skew
Eee
Johnson
Burton Eee
Holbrook
Schiey See Eeee
Eae Ehlers
Quakers Top Tribe in overtime win at Guilford College
Guilford College Quakers beat Pembroke 78 73 after overtime as Jon Burwell scored 21 points including late free throws and field goals. Pembroke's George Acritelli led with 22 followed by Puskus 18 and Morgan 15.
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Guilford College
N. C
Pembroke
Indians
Jon Burwell
Quakers
Carolinas
Gordon Puskus
Burwell
George Acritelli
Puskus
W. K. Morgan
Pat Lynch
North Davidson Splits Ragsdale doubleheader in CC Tilt
North Davidson girls beat Ragsdale 51 39 as Jeff Loflin nets 26 and Ted adds 14 for the North. In the nightcap the North boys rally to edge Ragsdale 59 58 after a tight contest.
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North Girls
Betty Everhart
Jeff Loflin
Nets
Berrier
Ted
Judy Macon
Hudson
Hatchell
Davidson
Ragsdale
Macon
F—Thomas
Modlin
F—Everhart
K. Jowers
G—Brinkley Sheets
G—Hartman Watford
Magee Horney
North Seseeee
North
Lawrence
Sink
Bowers
Tucker
R. Jowers
F—Loflin
F—Mendenhall
Munns
Hartman
G—Craver
Miller
Allen
G—Saintsing
North Sebeeverogenes Ooo
Ye VW
Cratford
Stephens
Appalachian Stages Comeback to Beat Catawba 61 58
Appalachian edged Catawba 61 58 to snap a six game Carolinas Conference skid. The Apps hit 17 of 21 free throws and pulled away late after trailing 36-34 at halftime. Doug Wall led with 14 points, while Al Johnson tops for Catawba with 20.
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Catawba
Apps
Doug Wall
Wayne Duncan
Jack Lyton
Ronnie Thomas
al Johnson
Jim Sessions
Appalachian
Thomas
Richardson
High Point Man Cops Trap Shoot At Pinehurst
Stan ley Dave Phillips of High Point and David R. Dunsmoor of Columbus Ga each shot 99x100 to win events in the 16th annual Mid winter Skeet Championships at the Pinehurst Gun Club Phillips captured the 28 gauge title while Dunsmoor claimed the 20 gauge A 92 by Mrs Page Gable of Staunton Va won the 20 gauge women s event and the Ft Benning duo Harold E Grewe and Henry H Parr took the two man team award with 191x200 The 28 gauge two man title went to Lt James R Clark and Henry R Shaw of Ft Benning.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Stanley Dave Phillips
High Point
University of North Carolina
David R. Dunsmoor
Columbus
Phillips
Dunsmoor
Ft. Benning
James R. Clark
Henry R. Shaw
Preuss, Three Contenders Headed to Doherty Golf Semis
Fort Lauderdale AP reports Phyllis Preuss of Pompano Beach advances to the semifinals of the 30th annual Helen Lee Doherty tournament along with three newcomers. Preuss, runner up last year, faces Mrs. Robert Lyle of Montreal while Ann Stranahan of Toledo meets Sandra Spuzich of Indianapolis.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Helen Lee Doherty
Miss Preuss
Robert Lyle
Montreal
Ann Stranahan
Toledo
Sandra Spuzich
Indianapolis
Jim Turnesa and Pinecrest Lakes win Mid-Florida pro-members event
In Sebring Florida the team of Jim Turnesa from Ryewood Country Club Rye New York and Pinecrest Lakes Avon Park posted a 134 to win the pro-members final in the fourth annual Mid-Florida golf festival.
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Sebring
Fla
Jim Turnesa
Ryewood Country Club
Rye
N.Y
Pinecrest Lakes
Avon Park
Roberts wins 28th American Seniors golf title at Belleview-Biltmore
John Roberts of Chicago defeated Clyde Haynie of Largo 3 and 1 to claim the 28th annual American Seniors championship at the Belleview-Biltmore course in Belair Florida. Roberts, 62, finished even par through 17 holes. Haynie, 56, was three over.
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Bellair
Fla
John Roberts
Chicago
Clyde Haynie
Largo
Roberts
Belleview-Biltmore
Haynie
Keller Stars Gobblers Crush Virginia 92-59
Virginia Tech’s Gobblers rallied from a 17-17 tie and blown open the game to beat Virginia 92-59 in Charlottesville. Senior Bucky Keller scored 29 points while Melear Pardue and Melear 18 and 16 paced Tech as the Hokies improved to 8-4 overall and 4-0 in the Big Five. Virginia dropped to 4-9 and 1-2 in Big Five play.
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Charlottesville
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Virginia
Cavaliers
Bucky Keller
Lee Melear
Tech
Keller
Melear
Howard Pardue
Calvin Jacobs
Pardue
Tony Laquintano
Gene Engel
Chip Conner
Alvis
Kellerseer
Benfield
Fleischman
Vicars Adams
Evevee Jacobs - Eeee
Barrett O
Cahill
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