Ragsdale, Bison Out In District 5 Playoff Loss
In District 5 tournament action High Point area teams faltered as Western Guilford defeated High Point Central 65-51 and Eastern Guilford bested Ragsdale 47-43. For Central, Linda Lee led with 10 first-quarter points but the offense stalled later, while Julie Randle sparked a late rally finishing with 19 for Western Guilford, and Ragsdale’s team effort was led by their defense and balanced scoring in a tight loss to Eastern Guilford.
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Ronnie Hutchins
Guilford College
High Point
Andrews
High Point Central
Guilford
Ragsdale
Bison
Central Girls
Linda Lee
Sandra Harrington
Jetanna McClain
Hornets
Browly
Lee
Julie Randle
Randle
Central
Lee Ragsdale
College Basketball NAIA and NCAA Playoffs Roundup
NAIA second round results show Alabama Huntsville upsetting Doane Coppin St 70 to 6 and Wis Parkside 67 Henderson St 68. Lincoln Memorial 107 California Baptist 7 Marmount Kan 83. Newberry 65 Grand Canyon El Texas Southern 82 Fairmont St 75. NCAA Division II first round East Hartwick 72 vs Philadelphia Textile 89. Sunrise region schools top St Josephs Ind 56. Midwest regional Michigan Evansville 5 Wright St 75. North Central regional Dakota 8 Nebraska Omaha 74 OT Wis Green Bay 72 2OT. West regional Bakersfield St and Cot-Davis Puget Sound 80 Cat Poly-Pomon a 65.
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Henderson St
Llinois
Cheyney St
Hartwick
Or Phila Textile
Buffalo
Great Lakes
St Josephs
Ind
Evansville
Wright St
Dakota
Nebraska- Omaha
West Davidson, Southern Guilford fall in first round CCC tourney
West Davidson led by June Doby and Umon Pinesteg but fell 59-45 to Sun Valley in the District Six girls tournament opening round. Southern Guilford lost a close 41-39 decision as fouls slowed their late rally and Sun Valley tied the game late before securing the win.
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MT Pleasant
West Davidson
Southern Guilford
Central Carolina
Green Dragons
June Doby
Umon Pinesteg
Southern Guiford
Sun Valley
Indians
Andre Dixon
Debbie Yow
Portia Dixon
San Valley
Heads On 06
Baseball labor tensions flare as pitchers press for freedom and owners seek options. The dispute centers on the Messersmith McNally ruling, potential retroactive changes, and how many players will exercise option years. Notables list included Seaver Carew Mayberry Munson Fisk Blyleven as unsigned, with Twins and Braves invoking renewal clauses for many players.
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New York Mets
Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Supreme Court
Seaver
Dick Moss
Players Association
Messersmith-McNally
Fred Lynn
Rod Carew
John Mayberry
Ted Simmons
Thurman Munson
al Hrabosky
Graig Nettles
Carlton Fisk
Bert Blyleven
Minnesota Twins
Atlanta Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
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