Ledford Tops West Davidson for First Place Tie in CC Conference
Ledford edged West Davidson to tie for first in the Central Carolina Conference at 8-2 after Dent Hardin scored 26 on 10 of 11 shooting and Mike Bowers added rebounding, as West Davidson stumbled after a 25 point swing and a 49 percent halftime deficit. West Davidson’s Mike Parks led all scorers with 28. Ledford’s girls routed West Davidson 61-34 with Wanda Moore scoring 22 for Ledford and Cindy Robertson 16.
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Pro Cage Standings and Friday Results
Pro basketball standings show Boston leading the Atlantic with 34 wins. Friday results include Boston 112 over Philadelphia 97 and Milwaukee 112 over Phoenix 108. Vanderbilt plans all afternoon home games to save energy this fall.
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Ferndale Ninth Tops Lexington in Junior High game
Ferndale Ninth grade basketball improved to 3 el a?9? Wait. provided text states season record to 83 Friday afternoon downing Lexington 36 69. Royster Tucker led Ferndale with 25 points, Doug Tyson added 6, Kendall Kearns 15. Veve Williams led Lexington with 16.
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Doug Tyson
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Bison Matmen Edge Dudley in Conference Clash
High Point Central wrestlers beat Dudley 37 to 25 as Pete Price earned the lone pin. Philip Atkinson Don Swaim won by decision, while Sowers Allen and Allred won by forfeit and Ferritt won on a disqualification. Team moves to 2-5 in the conference, 4-8 overall, next travel to East Forsyth Tuesday.
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Pete Price
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Don Swaim
Steve Sowers
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Terry Allred
John Ferritt
East Forsyth
Bruins bid for top ranking in clash with Notre Dame
UCLA and Notre Dame meet in a highly anticipated game as the Bruins aim to rebound from a 96-54 win over Santa Clara and extend a home streak. Coach John Wooden prioritizes the upcoming conference clash with USC, while Notre Dame arrives 12-0 after a close loss to UCLA last weekend.
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Hayes Dup Leads North To Victories In Close Wins
MOORESVILLE North Davidson boys beat Mooresville 54 50 with Johnny Hayes scoring 18 for the Knights. Elaine Hayes led the girls to a 74 65 win with 23 points as North Davidson improves to 7 4 in North Piedmont Conference play.
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Tigers suffer CCC losses as Southern Guilford tops Randleman
In a Central Carolina Conference game Southern Guilford defeated Randleman 47 to 37 as boys and Indians girls beat Randleman 47 to 29. Southern's Hackett scored 21 points, Wilson added 16, while Randleman’s Hylton led with 12. Both Tigers teams sit at bottom of CCC standings.
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Ali and Frazier Fined 5000 Each by NY Commission
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier were fined 5000 dollars apiece by the New York State Athletic Commission for a shoving incident during a TV show taping. Chairman Edwin Dooley said the penalties, the maximum allowed, target the fighters' deplorable conduct that harmed boxing and could have postponed their Madison Square Garden bout.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Edwin B. Dooley
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Local Boxers Dominate Golden Gloves Finals in Gastonia
In Gastonia the High Point Boxing Central has five fighters in finals of the regional Golden Gloves. Odell Davis, 156-pound open division, defeated Ed Moffett of Charlotte to lead the group. Calvin Spears beat Mark Stepp, James White defeated Clarenton Brown, and William White advanced by forfeit. Henry Nickelson and Craven Spears fell, Kevin Craig defeated Craven Spears, Dickie McDuffy beat Gregg Jones, while no results were reported for the High Point Police Club team.
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High Point Boxing Central
Odell Davis
Ed Moffett
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Calvin Spears
Mark Stepp
Mount Holly
James White
Clarenton Brown
William White
Henry Nickelson
James Brown
Craven Spears
Kevin Craig
Charleston
Dickie Mc
Raiders Girls Top Dudley in Conference Action
High Point Andrews defeated Greensboro Dudley 45 34 to move to 7 8 overall and 6 6 in conference play. Kathy Marsh led with 13 points, Almeta Perkins added 12, Susan Bule pulled nine rebounds. Gayle Kelly led Dudley with 16 points.
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High Point Andrews
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Gayle Kelly
Panthers
HPC Takes On Catawba In Conference Clash
High Point College travels to Catawba for a Carolinas Conference game at 8 30 p m. HPC is 3 4 in league play and tied for fifth with Catawba at 3 4 while Catawba sits 8 7 overall. Coach Jerry Steele notes turnover in scoring and rebounding after key graduations but praises guards James Brown Randy Crumpler Tom Bonebrake Cy Alexander and fresh talent Dennis Dennard Herman Miles as potential difference makers. Peter Collins has four 30 point games this season and fouls could decide the outcome.
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Guilford
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Charles Lynn
Bill Bailey
Sam Moir
Bailey
Lynn
Floyd Perry
James Brown
Randy Crumpler
Tom Bonebrake
Cy Alexander
Tom Dennard
Herman Miles
Dave Faulkner
Mike Mayhew
Pete Collins
Trinity Bulldogs Fall Behind In Kannapolis Route
Trinity struggles with a scoring drought through the second quarter and first six minutes of the third as Kannapolis pulls away to a 65 46 victory led by Ronald Mahathan with 18 points. Trinity's John Lucas adds 12 and Milton Parnell 12. Trinity girls top Kannapolis 49 41 with Susan Woods scoring 21.
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Little Wonders
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Emily Sheen
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ECU Has Chance To Pass Paladins In Southern Conf Race
East Carolina's Pirates can strengthen their grip on second place with a home win over Virginia Military's Keydets while Furman defends the league lead. The Paladins stand 4-1 in conference and 10-5 overall, heading to William and Mary as Furman seeks to stay ahead in the Southern Conference standings.
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George Hill
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Wildcats
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Virginia Tech
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Lenoir Rhyne
VMI
Fast Carolina
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Tom Quinn
Wildcats rout Kernersville 70 to 12 on road
Westchester Academy girls remain undefeated at 9-0 overall and 6-0 in ISAA play after a 70 to 12 decisive win at Kernersville. Gail Culler led with 20 points, Beth Canipa added 14, Lille Silver 13 as team dominated defense and scoring.
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Gail Culler
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Eagles Nipped By Cougs In Close SW Randolph Win
In Asheboro, Southwest Randolph edged East Davidson 62 60 as precise free throwing decided the verdict. Tim Turner led the Golden Eagles with 19 points, Randy Trotter added 12, while East Davidson’s Goins fouled out and Goins 8, Turner 19 highlighted the Cougars’ rally. The girls’ game saw East Davidson beat Southwest 38 25 with Jody Westmoreland scoring 13.
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College Scores Across Regions From Associated Press
East region shows William Penn 47, Dubuque 46 with late closeness. Colby 75, Coast Guard 61. Belmont Abbey 71, Buffalo St. 67 in overtime. Randolph Macon 71, Baltimore Loyola 63. South region features Lambuth 104, Millsaps 89 and Delta St. 69, Livingston 63. Northwest matchups include N Dakota St 63, N Town 55 and Monmouth 58, Carleton 56. Midwest and West contingent games list notable scores like Stanford 108, Denver 62 and UCLA 96, Santa Clara 54.
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Odor and Lindblad Sign 1974 Oakland Contracts
The Oakland Athletics announced that pitchers John Blue Moon Odor and Paul Lindblad have signed their 1974 contracts. Odor posted a 5-12 record with a 4.49 ERA last season, while Lindblad went 1-5 with a 3.69 ERA as a reliever.
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Bulldogs Blast Concord 65-51 in SPC clash
Thomasville surged to a 65-51 win over Concord as Henry Dunlap led with 25 points and Tracy Andrews was held to four. The Bulldogs secure sole second in the South Piedmont Conference while Concord’s Frank House paced the Spiders with 18.
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Ziglar
Thompson Aims for 1 000-Point ACC Season Milestone
North Carolina State forward David Thompson needs 13 points in today’s game at Purdue to reach the 1,000 point mark for a season and a half as ACC leaders NC State, ranked No. 3, tries to extend a 10-game win streak. The day also features Virginia at Clemson, Wake Forest hosting Davidson, and Duke at Princeton.
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