State basketball pairings announced for North Carolina finals
High school teams across Class 1A to 3A set Wednesday and Thursday first rounds at sites including Durham Winston-Salem and Chapel Hill. Wadesboro Bowman meets Elkin Starmount winner, Pine Forest faces A.C. Reynolds, and Western Guilford hosts Western Guilford’s class details. Several matchups list times 7:15 p.m. with semifinals and finals to follow Friday and Saturday.
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N.C
Wadesboro
Bowman
Elkin-Starmount
West Carteret
North Carolina
A.C. Reynolds
Buncombe
Pine Forest
Enowirnd
Hen
Gersonville
Sylva-Webster
Wallace Rost Hill
Waiden Whitley
Mount
Holly-Dallas
Western Guilford
Durham
Winston-Salsun Valley
Northwest
North Wilk
White- Si Terrell
Pee Wilkes
Springs
Youngsville
Forest
Toyon
Vance County
Thurs- Hill Va
Hillsborough
Cullowhee
Stokes-Knapp
Waccamaw
Stoneville
Misplaced Cougar wins Bulldog 400 at Jesco Speedway Jefferson Ga
Land wins the half mile feature at Jesco Speedway in Jefferson Georgia with an average of 76.70 mph over 200 miles earning 1700 dollars. Five cautions mark the race which had 24 starters and 16 finishers. Frank Sessoms, Bill Yuma and Larry Wallace finish second through fourth driving Camaros, with Jim Paschal failing to finish after a late race engine issue. At North Wilkesboro Ray Hedrick wins the Blue Ridge 320 for modifieds, earning 2725 and averaging 89.541 mph over fiveeighths mile track. In England Jackie Stewart wins the Race of Champions formula one, with Graham Hill second and Denis Hulme third.
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Jefferson
Land
Frank Sessoms
Darlington
D. C
Bill Yuma
Melbourne
Fla
Larry Wallace
Greenville
N. C
High Point
Jim Paschal
Ross Huggins
Thomasville
Warren Prout
Chair City
Pete Hamilton
Hamilton
Paschal
High Pointer
Lund
North Wilkesboro
Ray Hedrick
Hendrick
Carl Stevens
Jimmy Hensley
Paul Radford
Billy Hensley
Brands Hatch
England
Jackie Stewart
Scotland
Stewart
Graham Hill
Britain
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
McLaren
High Point Sports Schedule Grid From Local Press
The page lists a dense sequence of college sports events across North Carolina, detailing tennis golf basketball and track matchups. It notes opponents such as Elon Pfeiffer St Andrews and Campbell Atlantic Christian and venues including Guilford Catawba High Point and Presbyterian with dates informal.
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Guilford
Pfeiffer
David, Son
Western Carolina
Atlantic Christian
High Point
Furman
Do It Hewitt Sparks Lakers to Western Crown
Rookie Bill Hewitt led the Lakers to a 131-127 overtime win over Boston as Los Angeles secured the NBA Western Division title with four games left. Baylor, Counts, West, and Chamberlain keyed the effort while coach Bill Von Breda Kolff praised Hewitt’s performance.
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Hawks
Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Jerry West
Bill von Breda Kolff
Hewitt
Bill Hewitt
Boston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
von Breda Kolff
California
Lou Hudson
Seattle
Joe Caldwell
Art Harris
SuperSonics
San Diego
Chicago
Rockets
Bulls
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Detroit
Giants Pay Price as Marichal Returns to Field
The Associated Press reports Juan Marichal signed a $115,000 Giants deal and returned to the mound in exhibition play. San Francisco beat Chicago 9-2 while other spring scores show Baltimore over Detroit 5-3, Oakland routing Seattle 13-6, and Cleveland defeating the Cubs 3-2.
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Seattle
Giants
Hassides
Cleveland Indians
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Chicago
White Sox
San Diego
Arizona Western College
Ajthan Marichal
Cubs
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Orioles
Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
California
Dave May
Robinson Cubs
Rettenmund
Dave Nelson
Atlanta
Washington
Ted Williams
Sena
Tors
Braves
Kansas City
Pacers Open Breathing Room In Eastern Division
The Indiana Pacers built a two game lead in the Eastern Division with a 144-113 win as Minnesota beat Boston and the Ap’s other ABA action saw the Denver Rockets defeat the Oakland Oaks 131-119. Fred Lewis sparked Indiana with 19 third quarter points as they routed the Pipers 108-73. Glen Combs led Dallas in a third period surge, while Colbert climbed into contention at the Monsanto Open Golf Tournament with a 13 under par total after a rain soaked third round.
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Associated Press
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Colonels
Cal
Las Chaparrals
Aoi
New York Tion
Denver Rockets
Oakland Oaks
Los Angeles Lakers
Indiana
Fred Lewis
Goting
Pipers
Lewis
Charlie Williams
Kentucky
Glen Combs
Pensacola
Fla
Dallas
Louie Jim Colbert
Jacksonville
Colbert
Kansas State
Pensacola Country Club
Irty
Parnale
Deant Beman
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Ray Floyd
Atkins Captures 4 A Title From Asheville
Greensboro AP report details Atkins victory 71-70 over Asheville in the North Carolina 4 A High School playoffs. Key players Willie Griffin Ceil Bradshaw for Atkins and Larry Grant for Asheville headline a tight game with multiple lead changes. Grant scored 26, East contributed late free throws for Atkins as Reynolds and Winston-Salem participants also show in the all tournament selections.
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Greensboro
N.C
Willie Griffin
Ceil Bradshaw
Winston-Salt
Asheville
North Carolina
Teddy East
Atkins
Larry Grant
Mian Leads Heat Past Nets As Thoren, Frazier Shine
Mian broke a tight game with seven straight third quarter points against the Nets, who suffered their sixth straight loss. Skip Thoren scored 32 for Miami, Wilburt Frazier topped New York with 20, and Bobby Lloyd's streak ended at 49 free throws. In other games, Denver beat Oakland 38 points from Larry Jones, Armstrong led Oakland with 24, and New Orleans crushed Kentucky 144-112 while Los Angeles edged Houston 121-119 and Oakland defeated Minnesota 133-120.
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Nets
Skip Thoren
Miami
Wilburt Frazier
New York
Bobby Lloyd
Bill Sharman
Lloyd
Denver
Larry Jones
Oakland
Warren Armstrong
Oaks
Rockets
New Orleans
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Houston
Minnesota
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