Bears Defeat Panthers 60-57 In Thriller
Duke's Blue Devils crushed West Virginia 111-71 in Durham. Art Heyman scored 28 points as Duke built a 59-27 halftime lead and held Rod Thorn scoreless in the first half. Jeff Mullins added 27, Jim McCormick led WVU with 19.
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Bears
Panthers
Durham
N. C
Duke
Blue Devils
West Virginia
Owwooe Vupuna
Maul LannTeu
Associated Press
Mountaineers
Vic Bubas
Rod Thorn
Jim McCormick
Art Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Jay Buckley
Catlett
Heyman
Wolfe
Mullins
Lowry
Schmidt
Buckley
McCick
Harrison
Thorn
Tison
Mathis
Lentz
Herbster
Weir
Ferguson
Willison
Ont
Shuck
Jamieson
Camp
Kitching
Elmore
Fotos
Mathis Wolfe
Mann
Attendance
Wolfpack Rout Citadel 82 65 In Raleigh
NC State romps past The Citadel 82 to 65 in an intraconference clash. Larry Lakins and Pete Auksel lead State with 18 points apiece as the Wolfpack improves to seven wins, Citadel falls to 2-12 with 33 percent shooting and a 46 35 rebounding edge for State.
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Raleigh
N. C
Carolina State
Citadel
Owly
Wolfpack
Larry Lakins
Pete Auksel
State
Fight results from Cooper River sub novice to heavyweight
Boxing card lists numerous weight classes from sub-novice to open and heavyweight. Notable results include Ray Porter KOing Carl Self in 1 29 of the first, Willie Blankenship decisioning Luther Adams, and Henry Neilson with a TKO over Freddie Gibson in the 2nd. Contests feature decisions, TKOs, forfeits, and defaults across Spartanburg Gastonia Shelby Charleston High Point Lenoir Florence and other Southern locales.
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Ronnie Trotter
Cooper River
Robert Bridges
Spartanburg
Sessus
Gastonia
Luther Adams
S. C
Henry Neilson
Charleston
P.A.L
Freddie Gibson
Charlie Ayers
Allen Wright
Shelby
Jack Foy
Pal
Lee Medley
Gaffney
Carl Self
Wilson
Wayne VanCannon
Wayne Welch
VanCannon
Willie Blankenship
S.C
Dynamite
Cooper River Club
Cliff Watkins
High Point
Porter
Ed Hudson
Ouch
Tha Ray Cooper
High Point Central swimmers win second straight meet
High Point Central High School swamped Reynolds High School 48 to 47 to clinch the meet with Don Heckler winning two events and Ervin Coffield finishing third to seal the victory. Heckler swept the 100 yard butterfly and 400 yard medley as High Point earned a next meet at the Greensboro YMCA against Gray High School.
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Enterprise Winston-Salem
High Point Central High School
R. J. Reynolds
Don Heckler
Ervin Coffield
Heckler
High Point
Gray High School
Greensboro
Dick Fadgin
N. C
January Leads San Francisco Open As 68 Tops Field
Don January shot a 3 under par 68 to take a one stroke lead at 208 after 54 holes in the $50,000 San Francisco International. Arnold Palmer clings to 211, while Jack Nicklaus failed to qualify for the final rounds and Gary Player fades with 219.
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San Francisco
Don January
Southern California
George Knudson
Jack Burke Jr
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Arnold Palmer
Harding Park
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Phil Rodgers
San Diego
Cupit
Harding Municipal
Palm Springs
High Point Hosts Carolinas AAU Boxing Finals
Myriad forfeits and injuries mark the Carolinas AAU boxing finals at High Point City Lake Gym. Lenoir, delayed by ice wrecks, sees Darrell Powell miss 160 open as Colon Austin inherits the forfeit. Wayne VanCannon claims 175 open crown, overcoming Wayne Welch. Shelby tops novice, with Porter and Hudson earning special honors.
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High Point City Lake Gym
Lenoir
Statesville
Darrell Powell
Forfret
Colon Austin
High Point
Clemson Edges Furman 74-73 In Tight ACC/SoCon Showdown
Clemson clutch free throw by Woody Morgan with nine seconds left lifts the Tigers past Furman 74-73 in a tight conference game. Jim Brennan extends season free throw streak to 41, edging Wake Forest record. Leroy Peacock leads Furman with 32 points. Brennan scores 26 for Clemson.
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Clemson
S. C
Woody Morgan
Furman
Jim Brennan
Wake Forest
Jack Murdock
Leroy Peacock
Jerry Smith
Peacock
Gerald Glur
Morgan
Brennan
Bears Rally From Free Throws To Top High Point
Lenoir Rhyne bears upset High Point 60 57 to seize first place in the Carolinas Conference. Centers Wells Miastkowski and Wiles led with 18, 16, and 14 points while Stewart paced High Point with 19. Panthers hit 9 of 16 foul shots while Bears sank 18 of 25. Fallin fouled out late, Neel missed, ending High Point depth.
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Enterprise
Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
High Point
Panthers
Jerry Wells
Ed Miastkowski
Jim Wiles
Kirk Stewart
Bill Fallin
Stewart
Barry Smith
Phil Garrison
Miastkowski
Wiles
Wells
Fallin
Rich McGreavy
Ste
Smith
Tommy Burton
Burton
McGeachy
al Trombetta
Panther
Bear
Miastowski
Dale Neel
Garrison
Ac Fallinae
Trombetta
Byerseo Op McGreevy
Ty Wells
HPC
Owen and
Huffman
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Dick Weber
Kansas City
St. Louis
Billy Welu
Welu
Weber
Gio Sip
Don Carter
Ted Hoffman
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Carter
Sadie Dixon
Terry Rea
Seattle
Carr
John Powell
Shaler
Toledo
Bobbie Shaler
Chicago
Citadel N. C. State
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Metkiff
Auksel
West
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Isaacs
Whitfield
Mint
Rohloff
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Sinnock
Machorek
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M. C
Martini
Hitchcock
West State
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Gossell
Speaks
Koy
Greiner
Clifford Watkins
Bobby Slater
Charleston P.A.L
Tyree Grubb
Omtenes
Leon Galloway
Cooper Iver
Kenny Brown
Jimmy Chandler
Florence
Wilkins
Howard
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Heckier
Prettencorn
Shepperd
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Perryman
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Koontz
Reynolds
Orr
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January
Gene Littler
Burke
Rodgers
Jerry Barber
George Archer
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Baxter
Boros
Enterprise Sports Writer
Johnnie Wilson
Johnnie Finch
Mount Holly
David Gains
Bobby Gates
Scrappy
Ray Porter
Oppon
Point City Lake Gym
Cooper
Self
Art Richardson
Tigs Nip Furman
Clemson Furman
Burnisky
Frye
Mootey
Glur Peacock
Pike
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