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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1972
Page
10
Duke won a hard fought 11 point swing over North Carolina as the zone defense limited Carolina’s running game. Duke’s guards Melchionni and West handled the trap while Wujcik provided interior scoring.
The High Point teams travel tonight as Central High’s Bison visit Dudley of Greensboro for a conference clash while the Raiders of Andrews meet Winston-Salem Parkland in a nonconference contest. Bison sit 7-7 overall and 0-2 in league play. Dudley struggled this season.
Herb Washington of Michigan State secured his second consecutive Big Ten 100 yard dash title as a junior last spring marking a repeat performance.
UCLA leads the national basketball poll with all 43 first place votes and 860 points after 14-0 start. Marquette sits second, Long Beach State third, followed by Louisville, North Carolina, Ohio State, Southern Cal, Virginia, Penn and Florida State. The Top Twenty reflects early season dominance and includes several other- named programs among the 20 ranked teams.
Miller Barber outlasted George Archer in a 21 hole playoff to win the Dean Martin Tucson Open and its $30,000 first prize. Archer finished second with $17,100 after an 18 foot birdie putt finally ended the marathon, the longest playoff in more than a quarter century.
William and Mary hosts Virginia Military Institute as the Indians seek a step toward a top finish while VMI aims to snap a 0-5 league start. Warren Mitchell’s squad, 3-3 in conference play, faces a struggling Keydets team with a 3-11 overall mark and poor shooting. Furman moves to sole first in the league with a 6-2 record after a 116-98 win over Appalachian State.
Ed Marinaro of Cornell and Roger Staubach of the Dallas Cowboys received the Maxwell Club Bert Bell Awards for outstanding college and professional football players at the club’s annual Philadelphia banquet on Monday night.
Durham based Triangles of the Class A league will not play this year after a citizens committee could raise only 2,500 of 25,000 needed to cover debts. Mike May, club president, said the team may rejoin next year if finances improve. Other league teams include Winston-Salem Kinston Rocky Mount and Lynchburg Salem. A sixth member is sought to replace Durham.
Maryland's 11 2 season relies on O'Brien Elmore and White when star Tom McMillen sits. In a 85 60 win over Navy McMillen fouled out, O'Brien led with 19 points, Elmore added 11, White 26 points in two games as the Terps prep ACC action hosting Buffalo while Wake Forest meets Duke and Virginia hosts Johns Hopkins.
Michigan State will use artificial turf or similar surfaces in eight of 11 games this season. Spartan Stadium in East Lansing will host five home games on Tartan Turf, while away games include Georgia Tech, Ohio State on new floors, and Wisconsin on an older surface. Notre Dame Purdue and Northwestern will be played on real grass.
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