Hoke High Girls win state meet with 41 points
Hoke High claimed the girls track state title with 41 points, edging New Bern 25 as Andrews and Southern Guilford tied for third with 14. Jackie Sanders led Andrews with strong hurdles and relay legs while Wanda Robbins and Andrea Dixon starred for Southern Guilford.
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Ragsdale
Jackie Sanders
Andrews
Wanda Robbins
Andrea Dixon
Indians
Sanders
Kay Warren
Red Springs
Donna Williford
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Dixon
Kadis Hingleton
Siveria Patterson
Kathy Aaron
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Ann Price
Jacelyn Jones
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Almeta Perkins
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Kids Putt Better Than Past Generations Says Snead
AP notes veteran Sam Snead says today’s young players are better putters than in his prime. The remark reflects ongoing debate over changes in golf technique and youth development.
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New York
Sam Snead
Ue uty ENTERPRISE Lat May 11 1974
The fragment mentions Ue uty ENTERPRISE with a date Lat May 11 1974. No additional readable details clarify event, place, or involved persons.
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Ue Uty Enterprise
Ledford Counts on Smith No-Hitter in District Seven Win
Ledford’s pitcher David Smith threw a no hitter to lead the team to a District Seven baseball victory. The performance stunned observers and showcased Smith’s control and efficiency on the mound.
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Ledford
David Smith
Softball Tournament In Finals Archdale Teams Lead Winners
In Archdale Ott's Invitational softball tournament Western Sizzlin and WRQK stay in the winner's bracket as 12 teams remain on the last day. Friday's lower bracket results include Larry Walker Body Shop 11 Deep River Dying 4, Turner Mobile Homes 8 Kraft Converter 6, Lamb Distributing 12 Oak Hollow Tavern 5. In winner's bracket WRQK defeated Tysinger's 7 3 and Archdale Soda Shop 15 7 to clinch a district playoff berth for the Panthers. Ledford beat Allen Jay 18-0 to take second in the Central Carolina Conference and set up a date with North Wilkes or Allegheny.
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Larry Walker Body Shop
Deep River
Turner Mobile Homes
Kraft Converter
Lamb Distributing
Oak Hollow Tavern
Panthers
Ledford
Allen Jay
North Wilkes
Allegheny
Rodney Rickard
Chris Green
Grimsley Wins Sectional as Andrews, Central Finish
Grimsley clinched the sectional track meet with 47 points, Andrews 16, and Central 12 as top scorers. Andrews’ only winner was the 88 yard relay team Williams Robinson Brown Clinton, with other notable finishes from Melvin McCullum and Rob Bernet for Central. Southwest Randolph earned six points on Ashworths second in shot and fourth in discus, with a few more area placers listed in the final results.
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Starmount
Abdul Jabbar’s sky hook wins seventh game for Bucks
Milwaukee edged Boston 102-101 in double overtime as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hit a baseline sky hook with three seconds left, forcing a decisive seventh game in Milwaukee. Havlicek led Celtics with 36 points and a late 11-point surge to knot the game.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Boston Celtics
Bucks
Milwaukee
Celtics
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Jon McGlocklin
Abdul-Jabbar
Jon
North Davidson Beats East Rowan 9-6 In NPC Climb
North Davidson edged East Rowan 9-6 Friday to stay second in the North Piedmont Conference. The Knights trailed 4-1 but erupted for seven runs in the sixth. Dan Craver led with a single and a double as North improved to 12-5. they host North Stanley Tuesday at 7:30.
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North Davidson
East Rowan
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Dan Craver
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North Stanley
Panthers eliminated as Pfeiffer routs High Point 12–0
Pfeiffer crushed High Point College 12–0 to end the Panthers' run in the Carolinas Conference tournament. Elon beat Catawba 9–7, and Catawba then defeated Pfeiffer 12–5. The crowd saw Pfeiffer explode for six runs in the fourth and 13 batters driven in, ending HPC’s title streak.
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Salisbury
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Hartman
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High Piont
Delvin Idal
Billy Sorrell
John Kaub
Myers
Falcon
Lyon
Ron Roberson
Roberson
Gardner-Webb
Indians
Nets clinch ABA title as Buford to wed today
Kenon and Buford share personal tie as Billy Buford prepares for his wedding with Larry Kenon watching, after the New York Nets upset Utah 111-110 to clinch the ABA championship at Nassau Coliseum. Kenon scored key baskets late, sealing the title and a wild celebration.
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Goins Named East Davidson Athlete of the Year
Andy Goins of East Davidson earned the Athlete of the Year honor at the 13th East Davidson awards banquet after rushing for more than 2,000 yards last football season and contributing to basketball and track. He will attend Appalachian State University on a football scholarship and also won Best Defensive Player for basketball. Greg Small captured MVP in both track and basketball plus the Sportsmanship award, with Jody Westmoreland and Betty Carr earning girls basketball MVP and defensive honors in basketball and track respectively. Freshman and junior varsity teams were also recognized, and athletic director Howard Hayes praised boosters for raising $10,000 this season.
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Andy Goins
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Golden Eagle
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Appalachian State University
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Jody Westmoreland
Betty Carr
Herbie Branson
Mike Jolly
Howard Hayes
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