The Shoe Goes On The Other Foot Tonight
Guilford meets High Point in Greensboro with the Quakers 8-5 and 2-4 in the Carolinas Conference while High Point stands 14-1 and 7-0 in league play. Coach Jerry Steele notes Guilford must counter High Point’s depth and endurance as he weighs how to approach the game.
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Clash In Greensboro Bison Whirlies Play Tonight
Greensboro preview of Central 4A clash as High Point Central visits Grimsley High Gym for a key conference tilt. Smith High leads the league. Grimsley and High Point Central tied for second with Page and Burlington. Bison eyes revenge after Friday loss. Whirlies rely on a three guard offense with guards Warner Dupree McCall and big men Abel Cook.
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Pro Football Drafts Open With Scouting Marathon
Pro football scouts begin the college draft as 16 NFL and 10 AFL clubs seek two day selections. Of 442 graduates, fewer than half likely secure NFL or AFL jobs this summer amid injuries and tough competition. Notable 1968 draftees earmed early praise, while Jets see mileage from Walton and White's injury alters season outlook.
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Plymouth Out as Plymouth Stock Car Backing Ends
Chrysler says no Plymouth stock car team will be backed this season as top drivers have contracts with Ford or Dodge. Richard Petty, a Plymouth star, switched to Ford and will race in the Daytona 500. Plymouth cites cost and notes possible future backing if the right deal arises.
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South Carolina Enters AP Top Twenty In Poll
UCLA remains the unanimous No. 1 in the AP major college basketball poll. North Carolina held No. 2, with Santa Clara, Davidson, Kentucky, and St. John’s of New York in the next spots. South Carolina joined the rankings at 19th as Notre Dame fell from the list. Purdue moved up to 6th as teams shuffled through the Top 20 based on season records through last Saturday.
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Archer Wins Crosby Pro Am With Double Bogey Blessings
George Archer takes the Bing Crosby National Pro Am in Pebble Beach with a final 283, five under par, aided by a clutch finish after back nine bogeys. Bob Dickson and Howie Johnson tied for second. Dale Douglas and Jack Nicklaus close behind. Dickson and actor Jack Ging win the pro am with 257, Archer set for the Masters Open and PGA titles with over $150,000 on tour.
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Tonight's games headline local high school basketball schedule
North Davidson visits South Iredell while Ragsdale hosts Northeast Guilford. Northwest Guilford plays Bartlett-Yancey and Andrews meets Ragsdale. NW Guilford faces Western Alamance and Central Davidson meets West Rowan. Randleman hosts Trinity with Sumner at Allen Jay. Ledford visits West Davidson, Gibsonville plays East Davidson, Lenton meets Western Guilford and Concord travels to Thomasville.
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Guilford Falls to Presbyterian Blue Hose in 92 65 defeat
Guilford College Quakers were sidelined by Presbyterian's Blue Hose 92 65 in Clinton DC. Coach Jerry Steele benched four starters, leaving five reserves to play, with only three regulars seeing action. John Dixon led Guilford with 15 points as the Quakers trailed 30 18 at halftime and 47 35 in rebounds. Their next game is against High Point College in Greensboro Wednesday night.
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