Central’s Davis and Spainhour lead 4B golf at Cleveland
Farley Davis and Alan Spainhour shot 76 to lead High Point Central to a second place finish in the first Division 8 golf meet at Cleveland. Smith of Greensboro won with 316 as Central, East Forsyth, and Grimsley tied at 321.
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Winston-Salem
Farley Davis
Alan Spainhour
High Point Central
Greensboro Smith
Central
East Forsyth
Grimsley
Page
North Forsyth
Reynolds
Dudley
Clark Templeton
Jamie Workman
Charlie
High Point Golf Team Sweeps Four-Way Match at Oak Hollow
High Point College improved to 9-4 after a four-team golf meet at Oak Hollow Golf Course. High Point carded 312, with Lenoir Rhyne 323, Catawba 331, and Hillsdale College of Michigan 341. Freshman French Bolen led HP with 74, Bill Wall 75. Next Tuesday HP hosts Belmont Abbey at 12 30. In tennis, High Point welcomes East Stroudsburg State Saturday at 2.
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High Point College
Oak Hollow
Panthers
Lenoir Rhyne
Catawba
Hillsdale College of Michigan
French Bolen
Bill Wall
High Point
Belmont Abbey
East Stroudsburg State
AIAW Championships Quarterfinals College Scores
The Associated Press reports quarterfinal results from the AIAW championships. Delta State 71 tied with Connecticut, Louisiana State 71 beat Baylor 64, Tennessee 81 defeated Kansas State 6, Immaculata 100 topped Mississippi, Cal Consortien Missouri 60 beat Minnesota 39, St Joseph's Pa 97 over Washington, Tennessee Tech 70 over Cal State Utah, and Michigan State ended with Utah 6.
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Connecticut
Louisiana St
Baylor
Tennessee
Kansas
Immaculata
Mississippi
Cal
Consortien
Missouri
Minnesota
St. Joseph's, Pa
Washington
Tennessee Tech
Cal St
Utah
Michigan
Pro Hockey Standings and Schedule Summary
Campbell and Smythe divisions lead with Philadelphia 45 16 14 104 301 202 and New York Islanders 44 19 12 100 268 178 in play. Week results include Philadelphia 6 Boston 2 and Montreal 6 St Louis 1 with upcoming games across New York Rangers Vancouver Detroit and more.
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Jamestown Triumph in Tri Meet Upset
Jamestown hosts tri meet as Trinity defeats Griffin in first set before Griffin battles back to beat Jamestown. Griffin moves to a 14-4 record with three matches left on Tuesday at home.
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Jamestown
Griffin Junior High
Trinity
Griffin
Hawks
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Thursday Games
Baseball exhibition results include Boston beating Philadelphia 10 to 8 in Philadelphia New York 8 Montreal 2 and 4 Cincinnati 11 Chicago 4 Toronto 4 plus San Diego 6 Kansas City 5 in 10 innings Houston 2 Detroit 1 and other matchups across cities and teams.
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Norris
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Chicago
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Pineville junior lauds MCC win over Marquette in late season clash
Davis of Atlanta praised MCC after a hard fought 24 finalists match play event. He credited rebounding, defense and execution as key factors while Massey noted MCC’s low publicity could benefit them against Marquette.
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Pineville
Massey
Marquette
MCC
Tired Kenon Sparks Spurs Past Rockets in Bid for Rebound Edge
Kenon unloaded 14 final quarter points to lift San Antonio to a 118-112 win over Houston as the Spurs outboarded the Rockets 55-48. He finished with 23 points and 17 rebounds while Billy Paultz added 28 and George Gervin 25.
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Houston Rockets
Kenon
Spurs
Rockets
San Antonio
Kenan
Billy Paultz
Mark Olberding
George Gervin
Calvin Murphy
Dudley Rally Grounds Bison In Fourth Inning Burst
Dudley crashed for eight runs in the fourth inning to turn a tight game into a 14 2 win over High Point Central. Central pitchers Ted Martin took the loss after four errors and four Dudley hits widened the gap as Bison reliever Manners left with a sore arm. Central, now 1 3 overall, hosts Ragsdale next.
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High Point Central
Bison
Dudley
Ballgam
Tr Ives
Jimmy Rorie
Central
Keith Kinley
Ted Martin
Mark Manners
Ragsdale
Williams Blank Ragsdale 2-0 Behind Hamlets Shutout Pitching
Bruce Hamlet struck out 13 and allowed only one walk to power Williams past Ragsdale 2-0. Ragsdale’s lone hit was Maurice Pate’s infield bloop, while Williams scored on a first inning triple and a sixth inning fielder's choice. The Tigers drop to 1-4, Williams remains unbeaten at 4-0.
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Burlington
Ragsdale
Williams
Bruce Hamlet
Tigers
Maurice Pate
Andy Fields
High Point Central
Hamiet
High Point Panthers advance in regional basketball tournament
High Point posted its 29th win as Riley scored a career high 22 points and Ethel White added 19 in a 92-76 consolation victory over West Georgia State. West Georgia, the top seed, was eliminated after a first round loss to Biola 69-68. Biola meets Phillips College next.
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West Georgia
Phillips College
Panthers
West Georgia State
High Point
Riley
Panther
Ethel White
Gracie Simmons
Carolyn Almond
Point
Cal-Poly
Homer Tops Randleman In 5-2 Game
Eastern Randolph built a four-run first inning including a three-run blast by Richard Kidd to defeat Randleman 5-2. Terry Swaney had a hit and a double for the Tigers while Ricky Cockman took the loss before Terry Farlow relieved him. Randieman, now 2-1, is set to play Trinity at 4 p.m. Saturday.
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Randolph
Richard Kidd
Terry Swaney
Tigers
Ricky Cockman
Terry Farlow
Randieman
Trinity
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L — Cockman
HR — Kidd
Raiders Grab Fifth Victory
Andrews High school baseball defeated Graham 9-1 to claim a fifth win without a loss. Mike Slack allowed four hits and eight strikeouts in a 2-0 start, while Mark Lackey drove in three runs with a three run homer as Andrews built a 5-0 lead in three innings and iced the game with a big sixth. Lackey went 3 for 4 at the plate, with Timmy Kendrick and Larry Clinton adding two hits each.
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Andrews
Mike Slack
Mark Lackey
Red Raiders
Raiders
Lackey
Slack
Timmy Kendrick
Larry Clinton
Burlington Williams
Crease Betittack
Tanner
Hilliard
Dieon Crisp
Crisp
Franklin “ — Slack
Clapp Mam Lackey
Central improves to 6-0 with tennis win over Greensboro Smith
Central swept six singles in straight sets led by Royster Tucker and Rick Crowder as the Bison defeated Greensboro Smith 8-1. Tucker Robinson and Tucker Robinson won a 6-1 3-6 6-1 doubles, Crowder-Stroupe won 6-2 6-3, while Hernedon-Hethcox fell 6-0 6-1. Next match at Greensboro is Tuesday.
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Greensboro
High Point Central
Bison
Greensboro Smith
Central
Royster Tucker
Rick Crowder
Brad Robinson
Alan Docbrow
Jonathan Stroupe
Brad Davis
Tucker-Robinson
Crowder-Stroupe
Brian Hernedon
Scott Hethcox
Bulldogs Fall to Salisbury in 6-3 Tennis Match
Salisbury defeated Thomasville 6-3 as Hodges won at number one singles 6-1 6-4 and Snyder as well 6-4 6-3. Hodges/Motley took the lone Bulldogs doubles victory 6-3 4-6 7-6 while Shimpock/Sullivan fell 6-2 7-6. Bulldogs stand 2-1 overall 0-1 in conference and travel to Concord next.
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Bulldog
Salisbury
Tommy Hodges
Kenny Motley
Ray Shimpock
Gerry Sullivan
Hodges
Brian Bunch
John Snyder
Brad Stanback
Bulldogs
Concord
Central Davidson dominates West Davidson in conference golf match
Terry Harden shot an even par 35 earning medalist honors as Central Davidson posted a 152 to 187 win over West Davidson at Denton Golf Course. Robin Garner added 37, Roger Younts 39, and Grady Hedrick 41 for the Spartans while Eddie Smith led the Dragons with 42. Ferndale girls swept volleyball against Lexington Northeast and North Asheboro with 15 0 wins and 15 9 15 12 losses. Ferndale heads to Griffin on Tuesday.
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Denton
Terry Harden
Central Davidson
West Davidson
Denton Golf Course
Robin Garner
Roger Younts
Grady Hedrick
Eddie Smith
Dragons
Ferndale
Lexington
Northeast
North Asheboro
Griffin
High Point Panthers Rout St. Augustine 16 3 In Baseball
Keven Keene earned the win with 10 strikeouts as High Point College beat St. Augustine 16 to 3. The Panthers, now 9-4, had a seven run sixth inning and 13 total hits while committing three errors in the second inning. Bob Aikens, Paul Walter, and Gerald Culler led the offense. High Point prepares for Gardner-Webb and Duke games this weekend. Keene improves to 2-2.
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Keven Keene
St. Augustine
HPC
High Point
Gardner-Webb
Duke
Keene
Bias Automative
Austin
Thompson Keene
Aikens
Wilbur
W — Keene
L — Cromative
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