Four Rollers dominate lanes with winning streak
The Four Rollers swept all four games to extend their league lead by six games over Piedmont Package while the Rinky Dinks hold third by a half game. Mary Flynn Brenda Young led ladies high games 192 with Brenda 523 series. Ray Mills and Russell Lovern head men scores with 244 and 618 respectively.
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Confederate Yankees
Piedmont
Rinky Dinks
Murray
Mary Flynn
Brenda Young
Brenda
Ray Mills
Russell Lovern
Polly Drury
Kathy Griffin
Spirits of
Shakelford’s Grocery
Moon’s Danceland
Royal Development
Mary Price
Dee Poston
Brenda Peele
Elinor Dawkins
Joyce Sheen
Debbie Green
Tina Gordon
Norma Parham
Linda Black
Patty Caudle
Shirley Willard
Emalee Mullins
Diane Stephens
Hi-Lo’s
Vola Stutts
Belle Wadsley
Juanita Myers
Barbara Benfield
Jean Johns
Ruby Black
Phyllis Martin
Joyce Workman
Jean Phillips
Lorene Ingram
Jean Routh
Grantz Steps Down as Total Offense Leader in South
South Carolina’s Jeff Grantz steps down as total offense leader while teammate Kevin Long becomes top rusher in Southern independent football. Joe Bruner of Northeast Louisiana moves ahead of Grantz in total offense with 177.6 yards per game. Bruner also leads in passing with 15 completions per game.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Jeff Grantz
Kevin Long
Gamecocks
Joe Bruner
Northeast Louisiana
Grantz
Long
David Sims
Georgia Tech
Bruner
Malachi Henry
Southern Mississippi
Tim Morgan
Miami
Fla
Indiana Defeats Russians Behind Sharp Defense and May’s 34
Indiana University beat the Soviet Union 94 to 78 as Scott May scored 34 points and the Hoosiers shot 51 percent. Coach Bobby Knight praised defense, noting a 10 minute stretch of shutout defense in the second half that widened a halftime 48-42 lead to 79-49. May returned to the lineup after an arm injury with a 13-for-15 shooting night.
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Indianapolis
Bobby Knight
Indiana University
Scott May
Hoosiers
Indiana
May
Vladimir Kondrashin
Youth Cage Registration Held Across City Centers
Registration for the High Point Parks and Recreation youth basketball program for ages 8 16 occurs Saturday at Oakview Leonard Street and Southside recreation centers. North of Lexington Ave east of N Main or north of English Road west of N Main report to Oakview. south of Lexington Ave and east of S Main at Leonard Street. south of Singlish Road and Burton Ave west of S Main at Southside. Mites and Midgets 8 13 register at 9 am. Juniors 14 16 follow at 11.
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High Point Parks and Recreation Department
Oakview
Leonard Street
Southside Recreation Centers
Lexington Ave
N. Main
English Road
S. Main
Leonard Street Center
Singlish Road
Burton Ave
Southside Recreation Center
Fort named SoCon defensive player of the week
East Carolina linebacker Harold Fort, a Raleigh native, earned the SoCon defensive player of the week after 13 tackles and 7 assists in the 21-10 win over Furman. He sealed the game with an interception at the ECU 16 after Furman recovered an onside kick.
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Reston
East Carolina
Harold Fort
Furman
Paladins
Raleigh
N. C
Pirates
Citadel
Fort
Pirate
Pat Dye
John Palazell
Richmond
Spiders
Georgia
Ferndale Tops Jamestown in Junior High Thriller
Ferndale defeated Jamestown 14 to 0 as quarterback Joel Blake threw two TD passes to Randy Legrande and Jeff McCullough. Legrande added the conversion run as Ferndale finished 5-2 and Jamestown 6-1. coaches and linemen were praised for execution.
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Jamestown
Joel Blake
Ferndale
Jamestown Junior High
Blake
Randy Legrande
Jeff McCullough
Legrande
John Cheek
James Stewart
Ronald Harvell
David Ring
Michael McKenzie
Wake Forest Captures Duke Fall Invitational Golf Title
Wake Forest wins the Duke Fall Invitational at Duke golf course with Scott Hoke and Tim Saylor tied for first at 213. Bob Capera of Duke is runner up, while Mark Andrew of North Carolina faltered to 217 and fourth place. Team results crown Wake Forest over North Carolina and NC State.
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Routh/Johnson
Durham
Wake Forest
Mark Andrew
North Carolina
Andrew
Scott Hoke
Tim Saylor
Bob Capera
Duke
Saylor
Hoke
North Carolina State
East Carolina
Virginia
Kevin King
Mark Tinder
Bill Hamilton
Bill Sibbick
Billy Varn
WEL Player Sues Rozelle Over NFL Signing Ban
Chris S. Morris of Indianapolis files a federal suit in Cincinnati seeking a temporary injunction against Pete Rozelle's order barring World Football League players. Morris, an IU alumnus drafted by the Vikings in 1971, alleges teams paused talks after the boycott announcement and one NFL team dropped negotiations before Oct. 26.
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Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Timothy S. Hogan
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
World Football League
Chris S. Morris
Indianapolis
NFL
Rozelle
Morris
Indiana University
Minnesota Vikings
Richmond Coach Faces Fear Of Letdown In Key Georgia Showdown
Richmond coach Jim Tait warns his Spiders may suffer a big letdown after a 28 24 loss to Georgia. He stresses the need to rebound for Saturday's home game against The Citadel with a share of the Southern Conference title on the line after a string of strong performances and a late stumble.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Jim Tait
Spiders
Citadel
Bulldogs
Tait
Georgia
Themelves
Virginia Military
Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Ball State
Appalachian
Brian Ruff
Andrew Johnson
Gene Dotson
Hornets File Bankruptcy Payment Plan
The Charlotte Hornets of the defunct World Football League filed a bankruptcy plan in U S District Court offering creditors 30 percent of debts or 400 dollars whichever is greater. The plan designates 10 000 dollars to ticket holders and will pay most creditors in full while denying reimbursement to investors. About 50 creditors and 2 900 season ticket holders are listed.
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Charlotte
N.C
Charlotte Hornets
Hornets
U.S. District Court
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