North Carolina Women Bowling Assoc Holds March 6 Meeting
The NC Women Bowling Association annual meeting gathered 192 delegates and 18 officers at the Heart of Charlotte Holiday Inn on March 6 1976. High Point delegates included Barbara Hite and Dottie Beaston among others. a report is planned for May 3 and all High Point women bowlers are urged to attend.
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Pro Cage Standings Snapshot From Associated Press
NBA standings show Kansas City, Milwaukee, and New York among top teams with scores and records. Saturday games feature Phoenix at Cleveland and Golden State at Houston, while Sunday schedule includes Washington at Boston and Atlanta at Kansas City among others. ABA and WLPe results and scattered team totals appear in the day’s brief wire-style standings roundup.
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ABC Secures 1980 Winter Olympics TV Rights
ABC announced conditional rights to televise the 1980 Winter Games in Lake Placid, pending IOC approval, amid protests from ABC's rivals NBC CBS and organizers. NBC claims the deal bypassed standard bidding, potentially blocking other bidders and raising questions of fairness and process.
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Major League Players End Informal Conditioning Pause
Major league players left informal training at colleges, high schools, and Little League complexes in St. Petersburg after pitching owners a fast curve to break the labor log jam. Players such as Tom Seaver said the word has gone out and conditioning will shift to organized negotiations.
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College Cage Scores From NCAA Tournaments Report
The Associated Press records basketball results across divisions with scores from NCAA tournaments and conference play. Notable results include East and Midwest semifinals with CCNY beating Rochester Tech and Coe defeating Simpson, while Atlantic states show varied wins and losses. Braves in West Palm Beach vote to continue informal workouts as about 20 players stay with the team.
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Pro Ice Hockey Standings and Camp News
The snippet lists standings and divisions for Pro Ice Hockey with teams such as Phila, Atlanta, New York, Vancouver, St Louis, Detroit, Boston, Buffalo, Toronto, and Montreal. It also covers spring camp notes, player comments, and talks of a possible league-wide camp opening as baseball owners and players negotiate amid a lockout.
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Tigers fall as Titans pull away in second half
Ragsdale edges ahead 39-31 thanks to turnovers and late shots in the third. Sophomore David Harper led the Tigers with 11 points, eight in the first quarter, while Steve Vance and Hoscoe Friday added 10 each for Myers. Vance fouled out in the third as Myers. The Tigers, runners-up in the District Seven tournament, finish 1-14.
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Prep Cage Playoffs First Round Recap
McDowell trails Ragsdale 8 to 4 as Nash 46 and E Smith 43 lead Mecklenburg and Durham Hillside to a 64 33 victory over Cary 3 Kinston 33 and a 65 Sanford win. New Hanover of Richmond County defeats Northeastern 107 to 76 while Greensboro Page 55 edges Durham 2 Burlington Cusmarangs 5 1 Forsyth 81 aT
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Indians fall to Southern Guilford in state bid opener
Southern Guilford edged the Indians 75 80 as Joey Hackett led with 19 points, Muller 10 and Murray Far West 10, while Bill Butts poured in 24 and Paul Poole 18. Crim praised the effort and said the team will root for Southern Guilford in the 7A state tournament opening Wednesday at Reynolds.
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