High Point Cagers Rally to 102 95 Victory Over DuPont
High Point YMCA cagers from North Carolina upset DuPont five from Martinsville Virgina 102 to 95 in a pre tournament home game. Bobby Davidson led with 25 points while Roy Dixon and Jack Hawks added 23 each. DuPont top scorers were Belcher 32 and Martin 22.
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High Point
YMCA
Martinsville
Bobby Davidson
Roy Dixon
Jack Hawks
Kent Moseley
Ken Yarborough
Belcher
Martin
Hatcher
Harrell
Rankin
Barbour
G Cesses
Kincer
Serene
Foster
Sesesees
Teres
Mercury
Ilp.y
Thornburg
Freter Roberts
Washburn
Ener
Davis
Eseeese
Depont Belcher
Draeeetene
Robertson
Carter
Sree
Hig
Elon Beats Western Carolina 83 to 71 in upset
Elon, defending North State Conference champions, defeated second place Western Carolina 83 to 71 at Callowhee. Dee Atkinson scored 23 and Jimmy Crump 22 for Elon, while Harris Pryor led Western Carolina with 19 points. Elon moved to 6-3 in conference play, Western Carolina fell to 2 losses in nine league games.
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Elon
Western Carolina
Callowhee
N. C
Western Carolina Catamounts
Dee Atkinson
Jimmy Crump
Harris Pryor
Williamson Named UNC Recruiter
Ernie Tiny Williamson former UNC Sugar Bowl tackle is named talent recruiter for Jim Tatum's Tar Heel staff. He becomes executive director of the Educational Foundation, succeeding Hosea Rodgers and succeeding George Hogan in the post. Williamson, 34, hails from Crewe Virginia and comes from the University of the South in Sewanee Tennessee where he coached since 1952.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Ernie
Tiny) Williamson
University of North Carolina
Jim Tatum
Hosea Rodgers
Tatum
Williamson
Crewe
Educational Foundation
George Hogan
University of the Sout
Sewanee, Tenn
Tech Triumphs Over Tennessee Tech 84 77 in SEC Clash
Georgia Tech defeated Tennessee 84 77 in Knoxville as guard Terry Randall scored 28 points. The loss extended Tennessee’s SEC skid to five while Tech improved to 3-3 in conference and 8-4 overall.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Terry Randall
Georgia
Indians Top Appalachian 60 54 In North State clash
Salisbury North Carolina January 26 196? Catawba Indians beat Appalachian 60 to 54 in a North State Conference game Sonny Clayton came off the bench in the final 50 seconds and made six straight foul shots to seal the win Appalachian narrowed a 50 45 lead to 54 52 with 53 seconds left before the decisive free throws.
College basketball scores pass through AP listings
The AP tally shows numerous game results across colleges from Catawba and Appalachian to Texas Christian and Western Kentucky. Notable scores include Tennessee 7 Ohio State 63, Virginia Tech 86 Davidson 6, Notre Dame 92, Memphis State 85, Kentucky 91, Villanova 95, Texas Christian 90, South Carolina 90, and several others reflecting a busy slate of late season results.
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Roanoke College
Lynchburo Merce
Sustitare
Valdosta
State
Auburn
Georgia
Lafayete of Scenen
Cedarville
Ohio
Erskine
North Carolina A&t
Fayetteville
Ooster
Otterbein
Santa Iyesmes
Aente Arsey
W Va
Beckley
W.va
Davis & Elkins
W. Va
Glenville
Memphis State
Mississippi
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Illinois
Notre Lane a /krun
Heidelberg
Detroit Delaware
Western Villanova
Gaiee Ae
Penntate
Retsors
Lemoyne
Paisbursh
Wap
Texas Christian South Carolina
Wottord
Lenoir Rhyne Beats Newberry 90-51 in Home Debut
Freshman Ken Norman scored 23 points and grabbed 22 rebounds to lift Lenoir Rhyne over Newberry 90-51. Star Raeford Wells left early with a hip injury. 2,100 spectators watched the Bears debut in Shuford Memorial Gym.
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Hickory
N.C
Ken Norman
Raeford Wells
Lenoir Rhyne
Newberry College
Wells
Bears
New Shuford Memorial Gymnasium
Norman
Mount Airy
Walt Cornwell
Gamecocks Roar Past Wofford 90 71 in South Carolina Showdown
The South Carolina Gamecocks defeated Wofford 90 to 71 as Grady Wallace poured in 26 points. Sharpshooting guard connected on 10 field goals and 8 free throws to lead the scoring for Carolina. Donnie Fowler contributed with strong play for the Terriers.
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S.C
Carolina
Gamecocks
Grady Wallace
Wofford
Terriers
Donnie Fowler
Erskine Defeats Pfeiffer 90-68 in Downing Pfeiffer Game
Erskine led wire to wire as the Flying Fleet toppled Pfeiffer College 90 to 68 in Du West. Erskine built an early lead and held Pfeiffer to near thirty point half, highlighting strong shooting and early domination.
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Due West
5.C
Wi - Erskine
Pfeiffer College
Flying Fleet
Pfeiffer
West Virginia Beats Furman 90 to 82 in Southern Conf. Clash
Lloyd Sharrar scored 24 and Rod Handley 19 to lift West Virginia over Furman 90 82 in Charlotte. Furman’s Byron Pinson and Dick Wright each had 22. Wright surged after a cold first half to share scoring honors. The Mountaineers improved to six straight conference wins, while Furman staged a late rally before a 3,100 crowd.
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Charlotte
N.C
Lloyd Sharrar
Rod Handley
West Virginia
Furman
Byron Pinson
Dick Wright
Paladins
Greenville
S. C
Mountaineers
Hundley
Fred Schaus
Quint
Wright
Bob Gaines
Pinson
Lyles Alley Named Furman Athletic Director
Greenville news reports that Lyles Alley will become Furman University athletic director effective February 1. Dr. Julian H. Scarborough confirms Alley will assume dual duties as football coach and athletic director while continuing as head basketball coach. The announcement was made in Charlotte after Furman’s game with West Virginia.
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Greenville
S.C
Jim Anderson
Greenville News
Julian H. Scarborough
Furman
Charlotte
N.C
Scarborough
Alley
Calhoun Sets U S Indoor Record At Star Games
Lee Calhoun won the 70 yard high hurdles in 8.2 seconds to set a new American indoor mark at the Washington Star Games. Milt Campbell finished second with Elias Gilbert third as Gilbert trailed after a late knockdown. Ira Murchison captured the 70 yard dash in 7.1 seconds, followed by Duke teammate Sime in second.
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Lee Calhoun
Alhoun
Tima Wae
Anatanth
Dick Attlesey
Calhoun
Milt Campbell
Campbell
Philadelphia
Gilbert
Ira Murchison
Chicago
A.C. Flash
Duke
Vera
Murchison
Bob Chambers
Sime
Carl Cager
Baltimore Olympic Club
Dyad
Maroon
Voneh
Fenenes
Richmond
Cager
Richter Returns Spark Wolfpack Past Ft. Lee 81 62
North Carolina State defeats Ft. Lee 81 62 as John Richter scores 26 points after a two week absence. The 6 8 sophomore leads the Wolfpack in Reynolds Coliseum in front of 2100 fans, with Hafer Magliv and Whitney Bell also contributing.
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John Richter
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Ft. Lee
State
Virginia Army
N. C. State
Reynolds Coliseum
Everett Case
Virginia
Cliff Hafer
John Magliv
Whitey Bell
Richter
Dick Murphy
John Wallisa
Panthers Triumph Over Atlantic Christian 97 72 in North State Clash
High Point College Panthers rebound from a defeat to Elon with a decisive 97 to 72 win over Atlantic Christian Bulldogs in Wilson. Led by Jack Powell with 20 points and four others in double figures, High Point improves to 15 3 overall and 7 2 in league play, tying for second in the North State Conference behind Lenoir Rhyne.
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High Pointers
Virginians
High Point Y-Mercury AC
Wilson
Hi Point College
Panthers
Elon
Atlantic Christian
Bulldogs
Jack Powell
Panther
Bill Huegele
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Paul Stanton
Harold Crump
Phil Crockett
Jack Underwood
Belmont Abbey
Billy Widgeon
John Whaley
Darwin Williams
Long John Marley
Tag Champs Disqualified At Lexington
In Lexington at the YMCA last night George Becker and Dick Steinborn defeated Southern Tag Team champions Alli Bey and Jim Austern by disqualification after referee Walt Bruckner was injured. Steinborn won the sole fall with a reverse body twist on Austein. Theresa Theis beat Bonnie Watson with two falls using an alligator claw and back drops. Watson also used an alligator claw for one fall. Herb Larsen pinned Corsica Joe with a flying mare in the opener.
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Lexington
George Becker
Dick Steinborn
YMCA
Alli Bey
Jim Austern
Walt Bruckner
Bey
Steinborn
Austein
Theresa Theis
Bonnie Watson
Miss Watson
Herb Larsen
Corsica Joe
Strong Quits At Sacramento State College Football
Dave Strong resigns as coach of Sacramento State College football after three losing seasons. The 40 year old former Michigan halfback was the Hornets first coach and says he is stepping down because he never produced a winner.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dave Strong
Sacramento State
Michigan
Hornets
ECC Romps To Win Belmont Abbey Hardwood Clash
East Carolina guard Charley Adams scored 25 points to lead a 95 74 victory over Belmont Abbey in Belmont NC. Crusader Laurie Lenahan topped Belmont with 20 points.
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ECC
Belmont
N.C
Charley Adams
East Carolina
Vicae
Belmont Abbey
Laurie Lenahan
Crusaders
Dudley Panthers Rally to Beat William Penn Tigers
The Dudley High School Panthers of Greensboro staged a second half rally to defeat the William Penn Tigers 54 to 41. Charlie Simmons led the Tigers with 15 points while Cole scored 15 for Dudley.
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Dudley High School Panthers
Greensboro
William Penn Tigers
Tigers
Charlie Simmons
Cole
Little Steam Shovel Resigns Braves Office
Louis R. Perini resigned as president of the Milwaukee Braves and was named chairman of the board by directors. He cited advisory leadership while staying involved with Milwaukee and Wisconsin. Cairnes, long time executive, was named executive vice president and managers were reshuffled.
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Little Steam Shovel
Braves’ Office
Milwaukee
Louis R. Perini
National League Baseball Club of
Ana
Perini
Y Cairnes
Rini
Wisconsin
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