Voorhees Keeps Undefeated Run Amidst SEAC Showdown
Voorhees College of Denmark remained unbeaten with a 133 to 79 win over Claflin in the SEAC. John Mundy of Aiken scored 43 to lift his season average to 37.6 while Teddy Chaplin of Bluffton posted 24 points and 34 rebounds. High Point, leading the Carolinas Conference, eyes a top 10 spot as other league games loom.
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Hasty Caps Double Win Over Rival Pilot in Twin Games
In Thomasville a junior high doubleheader saw Hasty boys and girls defeat Pilot. The girls won 58 to 7 with Kathy Johnson scoring 21, and the boys edged Pilot 45 to 36 as Russell Berries led with 18 points. Hasty improves to 6 one on the year.
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Roosevelt Raceway unveils richest stakes schedule in history
Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York announced the richest stakes and major event schedule for its October 18 to December 15 meeting. The 26 year history marks the unprecedented lineup of races, highlighting prize pools and standout events for harness racing fans.
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Mantle To Face Surgery At Mayo Clinic Next Tuesday
Mickey Mantle will undergo surgery at Mayo Clinic to remove a bone chip from his right shoulder joint. He expects to be ready for spring training on March 1, five weeks after the operation, according to Yankee General Manager Ralph Houk. The clinic said he would stay several more days. Mantle was not reachable for further comment Friday night.
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Bison aim for Grimsley clash after win over North Forsyth
Greensboro High Point's Black Bison ride a three game win streak into a weekend showdown with arch rival Greensboro Grimsley after a 52-48 Central 4-4 win over North Forsyth in Winston-Salem. Coach Simeon praised defense while North pressed late but could not overturn the lead. High Point shot 38.6 percent to North's 34.0, with McKenzie and Samuels leading the Bison in scoring and rebounding. Campbell topped North with 17 points.
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Crosby Golf Seagale Massengale Leads Crosby Tournament
Pebble Beach host Crosby tournament as Massengale from Jacksboro leads at midway with 70 67 137. Yancey 73 66 139 close. Palmer 70 70 140 lurks. Geiberger 64 74 142 in contention but slated for Cypress Point and not on TV. Martindale 172 71 149 heads amateurs with Roos.
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ACC football race could be four team battle
Raleigh AP Jim Weaver ACC commissioner says the 1966 race may be a four team affair among North Carolina State Clemson Virginia and Wake Forest unless enough ACC games are played. A possible rule change could set a five game minimum for the championship. Virginia and Wake Forest hold six ACC games while N C State and Clemson play seven as scheduling constraints loom.
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Gamecocks Struggle as ACC Second Half Looms
South Carolina’s young squad grapples with a tough second half ahead. Only three of 11 remaining regular season games at home, 10 against ACC opponents. Sophomore Jed Gamecocks pace via 7-4 overall, 2-2 in league, with injuries and a spate of road tests ahead.
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GW Colonials Struggle as Reinhart Sees Momentum Hope
George Washington basketball, 2-11 overall and 2-5 in the conference, faces six straight losses and a possible missed tournament after a 0-2-5 setback to Virginia Tech. Coach Reinhart says improvement is possible despite lacking height and senior experience. Joe Lalli leads with 19.8 points per game as GW fights to regain form.
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Friday's Signings
The Associated Press reports signings across leagues: American League players include Minnesota second baseman Frank Quilici, outfielder Andy Kogsco, and pitcher Charles Nieson. National League adds Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short to the roster of newly signed players.
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HPC Panthers Meet Elon in Second Half Opener
High Point College returns to action at Alumni Gymnasium against Elon in a first semester battle. The Panthers lead the Carolinas Conference and face a rugged schedule with 11 remaining games including a Monday visit from Phillips 66 Oilers. Elon, led by freshman Henry Gondeck, seeks another upset after a pre Christmas win over HPC.
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Foyt Qualifies for Riverside Dash Inward Bound
Riverside California AP race preview describes frantic effort to fill 25 spots of 50 for the Riverside Motor Trend 50 event with 36 drivers chasing. A. J. Foyt earns a spot with a late run in his 1966 Ford at 109.33 mph. Cale Yarborough led Friday qualifiers at 104.56 mph ahead of David Pearson and Dan Gurney.
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Costa Mesa
Twins Upset Champs of 66 Face Keen Season Ahead
Associated Press reports Twins coach Billy Martin warns rivals will press harder in 1966 after last year’s upset pennant win. Twins president Calvin Griffith cites health of Harmon Killebrew, Camilo Pascual, Earl Battey as pivotal, with Battey facing bonus risk for weight. Dodgers edged in voting for year’s upset team. other top honors include Davis Cup and Ashe tennis feats, Michigan State football, UCLA, Georgia, and Yankees in close contention.
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