High Point honors five on All-State All-Star Team
High Point Men's Bowling Association placed five members on the All-State All-Star Team, led by Larry Everhart with 206, Jerry Johnson 204, Danny Linthicum 200, Richard Beard 200, and William Morgan 196 after 150-plus game averages. The 4th Annual High Point tournament runs Feb 7-8 and 14-15 with entry at High Point Kanes.
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Moose Clayton
High Point Men’s Bowling Association
Larry Everhart
Jerry Johnson
Danny Linthicum
Richard Beard
William Morgan
High Point Men's Bowling Association
High Point Kanes
Leroy Selmon Wins Lombardi Award for 1975
Houston AP reports Leroy Selmon, standout Oklahoma Sooners defensive tackle and Outland Trophy winner, captured the 1975 Vince Lombardi Award. He topped rivals including brother Dewey Selmon, Texas A&M’s Ed Simonini, and Notre Dame’s Steve Niehaus, honoring the nation’s top college lineman.
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University of Oklahoma
Lucious Selmon
Leroy
Dewey Selmon
Tacious
Jesse Selmon
Leroy Selmon
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Washington
Sooners
Dewey
Texas A&m
Ed Simonini
Notre Dame
Steve Niehaus
Bartow Seethes Over Bruins Sloppiness Against Gauchos
UCLA coach Gene Bartow voiced frustration as sixth ranked UCLA beat UC Santa Barbara 64-50 in a rugged clash. Richard Washington led with 27 points while Santa Barbara’s Andy Oliveira scored 15 as the Gauchos trailed 26-24 at halftime before a late Bruins push. The win improved UCLA to 34-2 overall. Santa Barbara dropped to 10-5.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Gene Bartow
Ucla Bruins
UC Santa Barbara
Bruins
Santa Barbara
Bartow
USC
Pacific
Cal
Ted Betapie Balay
Washington
West Davidson sweeps East in double header clash
Green Dragons dominate both games 75 63 for the boys and 65 43 for the girls to stay on 3 2 in the Central Carolina Conference. Four West players reach double figures led by Phil Poole 21 and Jamie Snider 28 on the girls side. East Davidson struggles with turnovers and rebounding as the coast looks toward ACC play.
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Green Dragons
East Davidson
Eagle
Andy Royals
Dragons
Phil Poole
Bill Butts
Dale Snider
Darrell Cot
John Thomas
Tim Wray
East
West
Jamie ‘Snider
Kathy Karp
Mandy
Gwen
Ashley Perdue
Kim Everhart
Central Davidson Tops Southwest Randolph in CC clash
Mike Winston scored 17 as Central Davidson improved to 3 3 in the Central Carolina Conference with a 63 45 win over Southwest Randolph. In girls action Southwest won 46 25 led by Susan Allen with 20 points while Martha Younts had 10 for Central Davidson.
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Lexington
Mike Winston
Central Davidson
Central Carolina
Southwest Randolph
Southwest
Susan Allen
Martha Younts
Central
Coys Hame
Ransoton
Cynical Pavidion
Randolph
Cassidy
Hammonds
Matthews
Garner
Hanes
Lasaiter
Bulldogs Top Comet Matmen in SPC Clash
Thomasville wrestling edged Asheboro 39 to 23 to stay unbeaten in league play at 4 0. Pins by Bayse Wilson Hibbett. decisions by Sanders Sullivan Conner. Scott and McRae won by forfeit. Bulldogs move to 8 1 overall and travel to Albemarle Tuesday.
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Asheboruu
Thomasville
Ashehoro
Bulldogs
Reggie Bayse
Darrell Wilson
Mark Hibbett
Mike Sanders
Jerry Sullivan
Mark Conner
Charles Scott
Mike McRae
Albemarle
Football rules restrict helmet contact and crown hits
NCAA committee cites medical research to limit helmet to helmet contact. Speegle notes rules ban striking a runner with the helmet crown or top. Emphasis on players keeping the head up to reduce injury risk.
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NCAA
Speegle
HPGA Event Set Saturday at Blair Park
High Point Golf Association sponsors a Two Man Handicap Tournament at Blair Park with starting times from ten to eleven, featuring groups off holes one and ten. The event lists numerous players including Davies, Craver, Hodgin, Waldroup, Peters, Tublerow, Mayhew, Presswood, and others, detailing various starter times and participant names.
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High Point Golf Association
Blair Park
Hothyaworma
nvcCentels
J Davies
City
Craver
J. Hodgin
Miah
Pshorn
R. Sparks
F. Metey
Ab J. Peters
Z. Tublerow
Ry Loswathi
Ter Tae
Mayhew
Presswood
Ry Angome Bowers
R. Pesten
Kes Beshearss
Hetndory
Nilton
G. Zachary
J. Ores
Souviern
X. Mitlach S
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Rice AD questions role amid coach hire at Rice
A.M. Red Bale, Rice athletics chief, questions his duties as Homer Rice is named head football coach while Bale remains athletic director. President Hackerman and VP Akers say they will sort out Bale’s status as Bale laments limited communication during the coaching search begun after Al Conover’s resignation.
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Houston
Rice University
Red
Bale
Rice
Norman Hackerman
North Carolina
Homer Rice
Chapel Hill
N.C
Hackerman
St. Louis
William Akers
College Scores Across Regions Reported
The Associated Press scores show Bucknell 75 Dickinson 68. Drexel 69 Lehigh 53. Holy Cross 89 Fairfield 78. Northeastern 79 Boston U 67. St. Thomas Acquinas 36 Dominican 52. Tufts 28 Sacred Heart 70. Midwest results include Louisville 8 Western Texas 7. Rio Grande 63 West Virginia Tech 61. South Dakota 76 South Dakota St 71. Far West Fresno St 77 Pacific 71. Long Beach St 62 San Jose St 57. UCLA 64 UC Santa Barbara 0.
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Bruins
Santa Barbara
Andy Oliveira
Gauchos
Associated Press
West Texas
Louisville
Wesley Cox
Cardinals
Amarillo
Tex
Civic Center
West ‘Texas
Tulsa
Drake
New Mexico State
Bradley
Virginia
Delaware
Northeastern
Boston U
Holy Cross
Fairfield
Bucknell
Dickinson
Drexel
Lehigh
St. Thomas Acquinas
Dominican
Tufts
Sacred Heart
Midwest
Texas
Rio Grande
Virginia Tech
Dakota
Dakota St
Falsa
Far West
Fresno
Pacific
Long Beach
San Jose
Stel New Mexico
Bradley & N
Arizona
Santa Fe
Portland
Uc-Santa Barbara
Cavs top Sonics 103-99 as Russell is ejected by ref
NBA action saw Cleveland beat Seattle 103-99 after coach Bill Russell was tossed for questioning officiating. Jim Chones and Bingo Smith led Cleveland with 22 points each while Seattle’s late rally fell short. Washington crushed New Orleans 109-86 and Golden State beat Los Angeles 121-105.
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Associated Press
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Darrell Garrettson
Seattle
Cleveland Cavaliers
Seattle SuperSonics
Russell
Boston Celtics
Garrettson
Washington
New Orleans
Golden State
Los Angeles
Virginia
St. Louis
Jim Chones
Bingo ‘Smith
Cleveland
Sonics
Smith
Jim Brewer
Cavaliers
Bullets
Jazz
Len Robinson
Elvin Hayes
Robinson
Phil Chenier
Warriors Rally Past Lakers Behind Barry 41
Golden State surged in the third quarter to overcome Los Angeles 129 to 105. George Johnson and Rick Barry sparked the run, Barry totaling 41 points, while Gail Goodrich led the Lakers with 29 in a high scoring loss. Six Washington players hit double figures as Rich Kelley scored 20 for New Orleans.
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Washington
Rich Kelley
New Orleans
Trinity Collects 9th Mat Win
Trinity wrestlers posted a 32 27 victory over Concord to remain undefeated in SPC action. Andy Aikens Norman Askew and Craig Wagoner won by pin while Randy Ellison Kent Honeycutt Mark Lewallen and Robin Fulp won by decision. Aikens Ellison and Askew are undefeated as Trinity moves to 5 0 in the SPC and will host Lexington Monday.
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Concord
Trinity
Andy Aikens
Norman Askew
Craig Wagoner
Randy Ellison
Kent Honeycutt
Mark Lewallen
Robin Fulp
Aikens
Ellison
Askew
Lexington
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