TAKE with Shinn: Carolinas Conference Fizzles on Rule 10-9
The Carolinas Conference again fails to enforce rule 10-9 uniformly as coaches are allowed to bench or argue during play. Officials vary on calling technicals, risking fairness and consistency in games such as High Point College at Lenoir Rhyne.
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Student Tickets Reduced For HPC Game at Greensboro Coliseum
A special student rate applies Friday for a doubleheader featuring High Point College and the Carolina Cougars at the Greensboro Coliseum. The 6 pm opener is Panthers versus Guilford, followed by the Cougar Memphis Pro game around 8:30. Tickets for students or adults are valid for both games and available at Sears Frank A. Stith and High Point College locations.
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Arm Wrestling Championship Set Saturday
The YMCA hosts Point's second annual arm wrestling championship this Saturday night in three weight classes. Trophies await winners in each class and the event is open to all. A weight lifting exhibition accompanies the arm wrestling with top local names expected. Action begins at 7 p m and the public may attend.
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Tiger Matmen Top NE 27-17
Ragsdale edged Northeast Guilford 27-17 to stay atop the Mid-State 3-A standings at 7-1. Lorenzo Chapman opened scoring with a 119 pound decision, and pins by Mickey Edwards Randall Watts and Mike Orr sealed the win for the Tigers.
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EHL Awards New Franchise for St Petersburg Area
Walter Brock of Tampa heads a seven man Raleigh Durham group and was awarded a franchise for the St Petersburg area by the Eastern Hockey League. He has until May 1 to decide whether to accept.
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Marquette Seizes No 1 in College Basketball Poll
Marquette earns 22 first place votes and 658 points to top UCLA after an 89 82 win at DePaul. Southern California moves to No 3 with 588 points. Notre Dame climbs to No 7 as Penn remains No 4 and Kansas sits No 5.
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Raiders and Bison Seek Conference Wins at Home
Central High hosts Burlington Williams while Andrews meets Madison-Mayo Dan's Falcons in 8 p.m. games after 6:15 p.m. junior varsity. Central relies on 6 11 center Jeff Crompton to challenge Raiders and Bison defense.
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