High Point Takes Two AAU Titles In State Meet
High Point Boys Club beat Burlington 45 36 in the junior division at City Lake Gymnasium as part of the AAU Junior Olympic State Championship Tournament. High Point Recreation Department won the intermediate division 64 41 over Hickory, while the midget and junior divisions saw Valdese and McDaniels lead with six and 15 points respectively.
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Whizzer White Speaks At Duke In Civil Liberties Talk
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White, famed All American athlete, will discuss civil liberties at Duke Monday under Duke Student Union Major Speakers Committee. He arrives at Raleigh-Durham Airport at 1 15 p.m. and goes to Duke Law School for a reception before appearing at Page Auditorium for a public talk.
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Central Davidson Triumphs District 6 Final Over Stanley
Central Davidson chased and edged Stanley 52 50 to claim the District 6 title and a berth in the State 2 A Tournament in Winston Salem. Terry Marhew led with 24 points as the Spartans fought back from a ten point deficit in a dramatic finish.
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State Cage Tourney Pairings Announced
CHAPEL HILL N C AP announces first round pairings for North Carolina high school basketball tournaments triple A and double A. Reidsville faces Hamlet at 7 15 p m in Durham openers with Jordan or Garner meeting Forest Hills at 9 p m. Winners advance Friday.
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WVU Wins Rifle Championship at Southern Conference Meet
West Virginia claimed the Southern Conference rifle title with a 1378 team score. Jerry Luh led with 285 and Brent Jones added 279 as WVU achieved a rare 1 2 finish. The Citadel finished second at 1367 followed by VMI and others.
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State Offense Tops Defense in Spring Scrimmage
North Carolina State's defense outplayed the offense early as the scrimmage stood 14-3 after three quarters. Greg Williams Dennis Byrd and Chuck Amato sparked the unit with two interceptions including a 52 yard return and a 45 yard return. The Wolfpack close spring practice March 18 with the Red and White game.
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William and Mary wins second straight SC indoor title
William and Mary dominated the Southern Conference indoor meet at VMI Fieldhouse posting 75 points to 49 for VMI. Terry Donnelly led with wins in the 880 and mile and anchored the mile relay as Gordon Van House set the triple jump record for VMI and Carl Hatfield clocked 9:13.7 in the two mile.
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Creigh Kelley
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Donnelly
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