Bison Aim for Fourth straight league win
High Point's Bison host Lexington's Yellow Jackets at Central High Gym tonight at 8. Lexington sits 3-3 in Central 4-A with an overall 9-3 record, while High Point stands 3-2 in league and 6-5 overall. The Yellow Jackets rely on Charlie Mauze and Phil Caple for scoring. High Point expects its usual lineup with possible reserves.
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Oilers rally to beat Panthers 75-70 in overtime
High Point College’s Panthers led 53-63 with 5:13 left but went scoreless late in regulation and overtime as Phillips Goers Oilers erased the deficit, tying the game with 17 seconds left in regulation and winning 75-70 in overtime. Coach Gary Thompson praised discipline and Panthers’ defense, while Tom Quinn rued missed chances and the third loss in 13 starts.
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Panthers Face Guilford in Greensboro Conference Showdown
The Panthers, 9-2 in conference, clash with second place Guilford tonight at Greensboro Coliseum at 8. Guilford sits 7-2, one of two teams to beat the Panthers this season. Next, they host Lenoir Rhyne at Alumni Gym on Saturday. Freshmen trio Littles Lindsay Pleka led scoring with 30, 15, and 3 respectively, while Rascoe added 22 for Phillips. The Wildcats outboarded the Panthers 20 by Rhine and team shooting hovered around the mid 40s.
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Mid-State 3-A Loop Forming For 1966 In North Carolina
A new Mid-State 3-A conference named the Mid-State 2-A is planned for the 1966 season. Guilford County schools Ragsdale Northwest Guilford Northeast Guilford and Southeast Guilford join Western 3-A members Eastern Alamance Western Alamance Southern Alamance and Graham to form the eight-school league. NC high school athletics official L J Perry notes no formal application has been filed but supports the move if participating schools meet commitments. The plan aims for a compact conference, with possible reorganization of remaining Guilford League schools and a potential shift of larger Central Carolina Conference schools to higher classes.
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Ace Parker resigns football post at Duke to focus on baseball
Veteran Duke assistant Clarence Ace Parker resigns from football duties but remains head baseball coach. Parker, 51, long-time Duke figure and former All American, steps down as football aide alongside fellow resignations after Tom Harp’s hiring. He will continue teaching physical education and lead Duke’s baseball program, which has won ACC titles and reached the NCAA District 3 in 1961.
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Bowling Results from Local Leagues Across Inked Scores and Names
League summaries list top performances in mixed doubles and singles with high games and sets. Dick Stoner and Det Branscom posted 225, while Dick Skloners led with 4 642 and 23 in a high series. The Crazy Queens, Bunny, and other leagues show top individuals like Dorcas Whitt, Rheumel Prangley, Barbara Muller, and Willard Olf with notable scores and team tallies.
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Bears Ready To Challenge HPC In Carolinas Conference
Lenoir Rhyne Bears surge to fifth straight win 62 60 over East Carolina. Freshman Rich Hardy scores 16, filling in for injured KR D Carson as LR improves to 10 8 overall and 7 4 in conference. They travel to High Point while High Point leads the league 9 1 in conference play. Pfeiffer beats King College 71 59 at Misenheimer. Atlantic Christian aims to improve to 1 6 conference at Appalachian State in tonight's other Carolinas action.
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