Local Junior High Basketball Standings and Results
The page shows American and National League cage standings with high scorers for each team, plus next games and junior high results. Notable lines include Colts 27 Comets, Falcons 36 Dukes 16, and bullets 47 Oilers 20 with top scorers Flynn 14 Hathaway 7 and Anderson 17 Winfrey 8.
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Pistons
Eagles
J. Montgomery
Moore
COLTS
Comets
R. Flynn
Hathaway
Falcons
DUKES
M. Senel
Ridenhour
Bullets
Oilers
S. Anderson
E. Winfrey
RAMS
Clippers
D. Stackhouse
C. Kuhn
Celtics
Saints
J. Fitzgerald
M. Smith
Redskins
Mustangs
D. Wright
T. Terrell
Braves
Lakers
McNeil
J. Lee
CATS
Warriors
St. Thomas
S. Boyles
Knicks
Tigers
M. Counsel
S. Lackey
Panthers
Nationals
T. Smith
J. Jarvis
Deacons
HAWKS
M. Wilhelm
S. Tillis
Tanminec
Oilers Clippers
Celtics Comets
Saints Dukes
Cats Braves
Nationals Hawks Panthers
Cougars weigh staying in state as season changes loom
Scheer indicates talks continue over reducing the 84 game schedule to 80 with 40 games in Greensboro and no trips to other cities. He says Melvin has not spoken to the right people and more meetings are planned. The club debates remaining in Carolina or moving on after evaluating the season.
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Greensboro
Scheer
Melvin
Jim
Carolina
Cougars
Cougar
Charlotte
Guilford Edges High Point In Tight Conference Finale
In a close finish Sam Kennedy sparked Guilford as the Tigers fell 77-75 to High Point. Guilford drops to 4-4 in the league 8-5 overall while High Point moves to 3-4 in conference play 5-10 overall with a next game at Catawba.
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Guilford
Collins
Greg Bennett
Kennedy
Jensen
Steele
High Point
Shaw
Catawba
Salvation Army Boys' Club awards night honors team figures
The Salvation Army Boys' Club and High Point Jaycees hosted a Thursday awards night. Allen White and Brentwood Tar Heels player Pat Thomas earned top league MVP honors while Jim Bean and Ken Smith received service awards. Betty Barnes and Dave Bishop also honored. Bud Davis presented the awards.
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Salvation Army Boys’ Club
High Point Jaycees
Allen White
Ken Vick
Montheu Tar Heels
Jim Bean
Jaycee
Paul Shinn
The
Enterprise
Pat Thomas
Brentwood Tar Heels
Ken Smith
WNOS
Mike Dunn
Salvation Army
Betty Barnes
Dave Bishop
Jaycees
Bud Davis
Mark Austin
Crenshaw and Kite Lead After Open Round at Torrey Pines
Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite, both Austin residents and former Texas teammates, shot seven under par 65 to share the first round lead at the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open. Homero Blancas Cesar Sanudo and rookie Richard Mast sit one stroke back with 66s as players prepare to switch courses for the next rounds.
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San Diego
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Homero Blancas
Cesar Sanudo
Richard Mast
Crenshaw
Kite
Blancas
Mast
Torrey Pines Golf Club
Sanudo
Sloan Says Towe Thompson Much Alike
North Carolina State coach Norman Sloan hails the T 'n T pairing of Monte Towe and David Thompson as the backbone of a 39-1 span. The duo, complemented by 7-foot-4 Tommy Burleson, drives a 12-1 club aiming for UCLA in a national tournament run. Both players, from Crest High School and Oak Hill High, are leaders and high scorers as the Wolfpack eyes March glory.
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Raleigh
N.C
TNT
North Carolina
Associated Press
Norman Sloan
David Thompson
Monte Towe
Tommy Burleson
State Wolfpack
UCLA
N.C. State
Purdue
Bruins
Greensboro
Sloan
Thompson
Towe
Crest High School
Shelby, N.C
Oak Hill High
Converse
Ind
Dick Dickey
Wolfpack
Indiana
Price of illegal deer meat riskiest crime around beef
The text notes that illegal deer meat costs far more than prime beef and those caught face stiff fines and loss of guns and car. It quotes Don warning offenders that they risk shooting livestock or people and a high chance of detection.
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Don
Tar Heels Host Maryland In ACC Big Clash
The article notes a Saturday Atlantic Coast Conference schedule with North Carolina hosting Maryland in a regional telecast. It also highlights NC State visiting Purdue, and Virginia at Clemson, Davidson at Wake Forest, and Duke at Princeton in five ACC games on the day.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
Tar Heels
North Carolina
Maryland
ACC
North Carolina State
Purdue
Virginia
Clemson
Davidson
Wake Forest
Duke
Princeton
Kroc Nearing NL Approval to Buy Padres
Ray A. Kroc chairman of McDonald’s aboard a $10 million deal to purchase the San Diego Padres from C. Arnholt Smith. Feeney scheduled a club owners’ meeting in San Francisco to vote on the sale. Previous offer by Marjorie Everett was rejected 9-3.
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SAN Diego
Ray A. Kroc
McDonald's Hamburger
San Diego Padres
Kroc
C. Arnholt Smith
Padres
Pete Wilson
John Witt
San Diego Stadium
National League
Charles ‘‘Chub
Feeney
San
Francisco
Marjorie Everett
Hollywood Park
Smith
Washington, D.C
Joseph Danzansky
Danzansky
Clark Signs With Cincinnati Bengals
Quarterback Wayne Clark, after flirting with the World Football Association, signs an NFL contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Cincinnati
Wayne Clark
World Football Association
Cincinnati Bengals
National Football League
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