Foelber proves bench no barrier to impact for High Point
High Point College guard Rick Foelber has shifted from bench to starter in five straight games. The 6-3 junior, who came to campus for baseball, credits a 14 point game against Winston-Salem State for boosting confidence. Foelber emphasizes defense and team balance, noting he can adapt between scoring and stopping opponents.
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Pfeiffer
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John Kirkman
Tubby Smith
Panthers
High Point
Cole Joins Betterson In East West Game
Herbert Cole top yard gainer for Andrews High Red Raiders was chosen as a running back for the West team in the East West game at Greensboro set for August 31. He led Andrews to a conference title and was named MVP. James Betterson of High Point Central also invited.
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Raiders Open Loop Season at Burlington as Bison Host
The Andrews Raiders visit Burlington Cummings to start league play while Central Bison host Burlington Williams. Central seeks its first conference win at 0-1 and sits 6-6 overall after a 0-1 loop loss to Grimsley, as Andrews stands 8-5 with two big wins last week.
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Raiders Set Grid Fete Honors Central 4-A Champs
The Andrews Red Raiders football team champions of Central 4-A District 5 will be honored Saturday January 22 at 6 15 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel. Tickets are available to the public at the school office door.
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Nets Nip Cougars in Tight ABA Thriller
The New York Nets edged the Carolina Cougars 124 to 122 after a late bumper burst by Joe Caldwell and Bill Melchionni. Ted McClain missed a tying shot at the buzzer as Carolina nearly pulled off a comeback in Greensboro.
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Ewings Signs with Appalachian State University
Trinity star Carson Ewings, a two year all conference selection at Trinity High School, signs a football grant in aid with Appalachian State University. The 6-4 210 pound tackle also starts for Trinity basketball and excels in track under coach John Doby as Trinity won back to back Davidson Randolph Conference football titles.
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Situation Worsens for Notre Dame Irish Basketball
Notre Dame coach Dick Phelps laments a deteriorating season after an 84-79 loss to Duquesne following a 65 point defeat to Indiana earlier. The Fighting Irish, shorthanded by seven lost players and disciplinary drops, have dropped four of five games.
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Bison Wrestlers Top Burlington in Central A Thriller
High Point Central remained unbeaten in Central A District 5 by defeating Burlington Williams 36-30. Central improved to 2-0 in the conference and 6-5 on the season with pins by Willie Middlebrook Dana Shippiett Larry Inzar and Ronnie Stewart. Decisions went to Bill Shippiett and John Levally and Buddy Grissom earned a forfeit.
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Burlington Williams
Central
Willie Middlebrook
Dana Shippiett
Larry Inzar
Ronnie Stewart
Bill Shippiett
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Buddy Grissom
Riverside 500 field set with Foyt Petty Donohue leading
A. J. Foyt, Richard Petty and Mark Donohue claimed the first three Riverside 500 spots as time trials continued. Bobby Allison hoped for a fourth All-American, but a shift linkage break cut his lap. Ray Elder qualified fourth and David Pearson eyed the 16th spot after oil trouble.
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American Motors
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Griffin tops Thomasville on junior high scoreboard
Griffin wins 66 to 56 as Thad York scores 14 points for Griffin and Mitchell Bratton adds 16 for Thomasville. The junior high game highlights include balanced scoring and strong defensive play in a regional matchup.
Goolagong Named AP Woman Athlete of the Year
Evonne Goolagong, 19, upset defending champion Margaret Court to win Wimbledon and tops AP voting as Woman Athlete of the Year. Chris Evert and Billie Jean King follow in the ballots, with other nominees including Kathy Whitworth and Shane Gould.
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Evonne Goolagong
Margaret Court
Associated Press
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Long Beach
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Chi Cheng
California
Taiwan
Dawn Fraser
Mobil Heating Oil Tested 21 Times for Home Heating
Before filling your tank, Mobil Heating Oil undergoes laboratory testing 21 times to ensure quality and performance for home heating comfort. The process emphasizes reliability and safety for winter use.
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