Bears Claim NSC Title With 79 64 Victory
The Bears defeated High Point College 79 64 at Lexington to win their second consecutive North State Conference title. Ken Norman led with 18 points, while Frank Cline and Dick Whitis added 14 each. High Point’s Bobby Pharr and Bobby Dunbar reached double figures, but LR held a 35 25 rebounding edge and shot 59.5 percent to HPC 39.4 percent. The win, LR’s 18th in 19 NSC games, secures the conference crown and advances them toward the NAIA district tournament.
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Feuding and fighting mark Duke UNC clash at Duke
March 1 Durham. Coach Frank McGuire kept North Carolina on court for 10 minutes after a 59 46 Duke win as fans stormed the floor and police intervened. Bill Murray condemned McGuire as revolting while McGuire blamed publicity seeking for the incident.
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Maryland Romps Past South Carolina 99-59 at home
Maryland overwhelmed South Carolina 99 to 59 behind Nick Davis who went 12 of 16 from the floor for 25 points. Davis sparked a fast break and led Maryland to a 55.9 shooting mark as South Carolina slumped to 24.3 percent. The win improves Maryland to 17-6 in 23 games with a 9-5 ACC record.
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British Lord Hauls Down Confederate Flag on Yankee Border
Lord Hailsham, son of a Southern belle and chairman of the British Conservative party, said he wore a Confederate flag in Nashville but removed it upon entering Yankee territory during a speaking tour from Atlanta to New York.
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Murtaugh Cracks Whip Over Pirates
In spring training at Fort Myers manager Danny Murtaugh enforces strict rules. Only with special permission may players stay out after midnight as he urges peak fitness and discipline to avoid derailing the club before it starts rolling.
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Bears claim north state title as Wells leads win
Billy Wells for Lenoir Rhyne steps in as substitute coach and guides the Bears to a 79 64 victory over High Point College securing the north state conference crown. Virgil Yow notes HPC’s injury gap while Wells praises controlled play and key defensive adjustments. Tommy Sellars earns MVP honors in the 15th annual tourney.
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Pappy) Hamilton
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College Scores Inconsistent Across Several Games
Iowa State beat Colorado 71 44 while Michigan State toppled Iowa 83 66 and Yale defeated Columbia 91 88 NCAA style results list multi sport action with teams including Rutgers Susquehanna Wake Forest George Washington Richmond William and Mary and more across basketball swimming wrestling track and others with varied margins and overtime notes.
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Carolinas Stock Car Opener at New Concord Speedway
The 100 mile national championship opens the Carolinas season at New Concord Speedway with qualifying at 1 30 p.m. and the $4 600 race at 2 30 p.m. Curtis Turner of Roanoke Virginia headlines the NASCAR event after Daytona Beach success, with two time national champion Bucs Baker of Spartanburg South Carolina among the entrants.
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NC State Defeats Wake Forest 91 70 to Tie for Second
North Carolina State finished the season with a 91 to 70 victory over Wake Forest before 8,500 fans in Raleigh, tying for second place in the ACC at 10 4. Lou Pucillo led with 16 points, John Richter 15, and six players hit double figures as NC State earned its 17th win. Wake Forest ended at 6 16, with top scorers George Ritchie and Winston Wiggins at 13.
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Tigers End Season With 73-58 Win
Clemson dominates Furman 73-58 to close the regular season. Clemson finishes 8-15 while Furman ends 10-15. Shample leads Clemson with 15 points as Krajack Hoffman Brinkley each notch 12, Gibbons 11 while Furman’s Pinson scores 16 and Wright 15.
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Newberry announces 15 game spring baseball schedule
Newberry College will play 15 college games this spring under coach E W Burnette after three exhibition games with the Parris Island Marines. The slate opens March 24 at home against Guilford and includes dates at Erskine, Wofford, Furman, Presbyterian, The Citadel, Belmont Abbey, and the University of South Carolina.
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