Gastonia and Lincolnton Highlight Local Boxing Results
Scores and outcomes from the MVice Division tournament show multiple wins by Gastonia and Lincolnton opponents. Notable ends include Freddie Kart Ml Molly, Derrick Presaley, and Kerry Hiveve securing victories. high point performers include Joba Hairs and Robart Let terialon with TKOs and dec wins across divisions.
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Bone Gary
Kingd Muntele
Det Heimss
Lincolnton
Derrick Presaley
Mt. Holly
Dee Robart Letterialon
Senareve
Chuck Selaskie
High Point
SSBC
Ray Manes
Willie Davis
High
Tl George
GaNold Pount
Chub Smith
High Paint
Dec
Mike
Robert Armatronge
Holly Ode Davis
Alfred Stokes
Greensboro
TSG_ paninet
Sportanvurg
David Rhode
Hion Pain Stendey
Eiyihey "Rickens
Fort
Birt Burson
Kings
Hipo
Bon Hunt
Deir
Edri. Sims
Kinga Aly Tartnguar
Nathanes Anderson
Golf Scores and Players at San Diego Open Tournament
A long OCR filled with names, scores, and affiliations outlines second round action at the San Diego Open worth $190,000. Notable participants include Jamas White, Bernara Taylor, Sey Welch, Jerry Gol Club, Robert Graen, and Charles Sitard among many others from Gastonia, Charlotte, and nearby clubs. The report mentions a history of financial trouble for the event and notes the new season amid scattered results and player pairings.
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Wovice
Jamas White
HPUS
Bernara Taylor
Charlotte
Sey Welch
Fulust
Eity Hps
Wille Davia
Whine
Chub Smith
Andy Wil
Wpac Hams
San Diego
Opingall
Torrey Pires Dase
Seagrave
Jerry Gol
Arlee Crampion
Kin Welchy II
Hally
Randy Mlle Hale
Tevin Cee
Ehyirs Likeaintan
Takashi Murakam
Blancas
Ricneen Lawe
HPBC
Theodora Lip
Dalr Douglas
Bit Ikomb
Gastonia
Gene Littler
Cabrin Harris
Snare
Deinen
HPC
Robert Graen
Charlie Sims
Kings Mountain Va
Larry Winsor
Tus Welpal
Gastonie
Bob Murphy
Frost Dairy Wilkes
Gastewin
Randy Gardner Dickinson
Crowe
Charlotte Jack Nickinus
Don Finsterwind
Charles Coody
Chertoita
Rica
Tony Jackin
Bob Smith
Prune Freedie Grasford
Gentonié
Borda
Michell
Vax
Nat Nde
Limianm
Ee Mottitt
Charles Sitard
OFA
Bop Shales
Jobs McLandary
Charité
Ya Charles
Bay
Larmny Fleming
Chick Courtmey
Winston Alen
Ies Kalama
Feet
Yao” Dolph
Metiphis Mets
Winktyn Salem Jere Vit
Rinchice
Ieashy
Abbe Frinebiee
Defi
Mike Murphy
Lenah
Rod McKay
Milely
Winater Salar
Eprrier
Trevil i
Ros Cane Torn de
Haale Kirt
Punky Henry
Grarlette
Ex-Cougar Harge traded to Stars
Ex Cougar Harge moves from Miami Floridians to Utah Stars for Mantie Leaks Rick Fisher and five draft picks. Stars seek defense and depth as Western lead tightens. Harge, ABA rebound leader second to Mel Daniels, averaged 11.8 rebounds 11.2 points this season and helps Beaty.
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Pepe Harge
Stars
Mantie Leaks
Rick Fisher
Associated Press
Bats
Zelmo Beaty
Indiana
Pacers
Tigh
Harge
Mel Daniels
University of New Mexico
Pirotimian
Craig Raymond
Floridians
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Carolina
New York
The
Duke's Jones to Attend Sports Banquet Fete
Duke's Steve Jones the Blu Devil fullback from last fall is added to the 12th annual Chamber of Commerce Sports Banquet guest list. The event features ACC stars from various schools and is a sellout starting at 7 pm at the Gaston YMCA with Bart Starr as a speaker. Billy Champion, Shelby and Phillies pitcher, is also highlighted.
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Duke
Steve Jones
Blu Devil
Chamber of Commerce
ACC
Billy Champion
Tails
Shelby
Philadelphia Phillies
Champion
Legion
Gaston Ymca
Bart Starr
Green Bay
ABA debates drafting underclassmen in closed meeting
In Louisville the ABA trustees weighed opening the college draft to all players regardless of class. Commissioner Dolph urged dropping hardship language, arguing it would be discriminatory to bar underclassmen. Some executives favored considering all underclassmen if courts require hardship cases.
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Lousville
APL — ‘Trustees
American Basketball Association
Jack Dolph
ABA
Kentucky Colonels
Mike Storen
Dolph
Milt May Undergoes Ankle Surgery for Fracture
AP reports Pirates catcher Milt May had ankle surgery Friday at Presbyterian University Hospital for a fractured left ankle suffered last week during a winter league game. The World Champion Pirates and team officials released the update.
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Putabuugh
Dull May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Presbyterian University Hospital
Theuy
Murakami Crampton Share San Diego Golf Lead
Murakami and Crampton traded strokes in the initial rounds of the United States event at Porters Pines Golf Club. Crampton eagled early and finished strong with a 68 to share the lead, while Murakami, aiming to become Japan’s first pro winner in the U.S., lurked just behind alongside fellow contenders as windy conditions folded into a tight pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Takashi Murakami
Briday
Andy Williams
Crampton
Jie
Fort Ly
Anthony
Murakuinh
Unita
Portey Pines
Murikwai
Bruce Crampton
Haly Irwin
Two Gophers suspended for season
The Big Ten and University of Minnesota suspend two Minnesota players for the remainder of the season after a brawl with Ohio State. Ron Begatien and Marvin Taylor faced suspension following an investigation that cited un sportsmanlike acts and cited injuries to two Ohio State players. Duke said Minnesota will continue its own inquiry and the conference will review game administration.
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Chicago
Big Ten
University At Minnesota Frida
Minnesota
Ohio State
Wayne Duke
Ron Begatien
Marvin
Corke” Taylor
Duke
University of Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Crest Handed KM Girls and Boys Setbacks on Mountaineer Court
Crest defeated Kings Mountain 42 36 in the girls game and 88 74 in the boys contest on Mountaineer court. Mountaineers players Mike Thombs and Jolley each scored 19 points. KM girls remain 8 4 in league play, two games behind South Point, which sits at 10 1.
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Crest
Kings Mountain
Mountaineer
Mike Thombs
Jolley
Mountaineers
KM Girls
South Point
Dawkinx
Hunt Tap Grocker
Hunt
Brown
Endow
Thoms
Solte
Moyettah
Wingo Dy
Venice
Blalock
Witshbirn
Bridges
Wings Mts
Pas. Mitchem
Adolph Rupp's looming finale fuels Kentucky debate
Lexington AP reports heated talk on whether Adolph Frederick Rupp will retire after this season. Regents and lawmakers weigh tradition vs retirement rules as fans split on keeping the legendary Kentucky coach. Rupp, 70, remains silent about his future.
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Lexington
Chlege
Adolph Mapp
University of Kentucky
Eartir
Adolph Frederick Rupp
Aml
Rupp
Wriday
Universily
Ransom Leads GC Past Wingate 82 70 At Groves Gym
Gaston College Warriors defeated Wingate Bulldogs 82 70 at Groves Gym as five GC starters scored in double figures. Joel Ransom led with 23 points, Julian Miller 16, Ronnie Taith 14, Gary Brown 14, and Ed Pipes 12. The hosts pulled away early, building a 42 27 halftime lead, then withstood Wingate rally late as Dennis Moon led Wingate with 21 and Howard Davenport added 18. The Warriors host Le noir Community College next Monday at Groves Gym.
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Gaston College Warriors
Wingate
Bulldogs
Groves Gym
Warriors
Charlie Warren
Joel Ransom
Julian Miller
Ronnie Taith
Gary Brown
Ed Pipes
Gaston
Miller
Pipes
Moon
Howard Davenport
Lenoir Community College
Thompson's 42 Leads State Freshman Victory
Thompson scored 42 as North Carolina State freshmen defeated a rival 107 to 71 on Friday night. The Wolfpack extended their win streak to eight games while Fredrick and Thompson contributed in the late half, and the team showcased strong band support and a decisive final period.
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Thompson
Talagigh
Wolf Coby
Shir
David Thampson
North Carolin State University
Fredrick Ele
Pat Laws Ae
Wildcats prevail in 72 56 win over Blue Devils
North Gaston Wildcats pulled away in the second half to defeat Stanley Blue Devils 72-56 at North Gaston. Wong Hardin scored 28 and Mike Lineberger 21 as the duo totaled 49 points. Stanley’s Mack Greene led the Blue Devils with 2 points as no teammate reached double figures. The Stanley girls split with a 47-15 loss to North Gaston.
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Wildcats
Blue
North Gaston Wildcats
Stanley
North Gaston
Wong Hardin
Mike Lineberger
Dennis Franklin
Hardin
Lineberger
Blue Devils
Mack Greene
Blue Devil
Stanley Girls
Lady Wildcats
Unclear OCR Readout From Local Sports Page
Fragmentary list of names and numbers lacks coherent events or context. Readable items include several surnames such as Schum, Durheth, Hedin, McGhanie, Gelkiny, Gren, Lineberger, Bradshaw and scattered numbers like 211 pins score and 2, 28, 22. Unable to determine a definitive story or outcome from the provided text.
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Bors Stanley
Rai ‘Omten
Evan
E ‘Schum
Durheth
Reblaser
Wiens
Hedin
McGhanie
Gelkiny Gren
G Lineberger
North Suice Bi
Slot 'Ote
Stanluys Cloninget
Tiara
Rulledge
Bradshaw
Mike Dean Ineligible For Deacons Basketball Team
Winston Salum NC AP Center Mike Dean was ruled ineligible for Wake Forest because of academic irresponsibility. The 6-4 senior transfer from Vincennes Junior College was denied permission to enroll for the spring semester. Dean averaged 6.7 points and 6.5 rebounds in 14 of 15 games as the Deacons, 11-1, prepared to host Davidson with a decision on a replacement between Pat Kelly and John Orenczak.
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Winston
Salum
N.C
Mike Dean
Wake Forest
Vincennes
Ind
Dean
Deacons
Davidson
Jack McCluskey
Pat Kelly
Font John Orenczak
Anne Henning Aims For Olympic Gold At Sapporo
16 year old Anne Henning, one of America’s fastest young speed skaters, trains at Mikaomanal rink in Sapporo. Her parents travel from Northbrook to watch, while coach Jay Cushman guides her preparation for the 1980 Winter Olympics facing rivals from Russia East Germany and others.
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Rupp
Phog Allen
University of Kansas
Kansas House of Representatives
Adoplind
Olen
Alen
Ite
Wol Chamberlain
Sapporo
Japan
Aline Henning
Gakl Metalswand Mint
Northbrook
Jil
Jim
SA Daouisey
Ange
HU Henning
Anne
Mikaomanal Rink
Savppory
Oomelers
Anne Bk Ol
Jay Cush Dnan
Hotston
U.S
Tam
Hawkins
Antic
AtrHglo
Iva Arel
Europe
Ulnula Vitova
Hussia
Ruth Schichmacher
East Germany
Borin
Nursday
Astoritin
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JSBC
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Lenpir
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Alexander Gri
Wienun Ray
Charlottie
Ete Osborne
Grasasborn
Freddie Crawford
Vec
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Gray Brawe
Grigg Beckham
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Robbie Bane
Nike Benefey
Lenair
Sou Ound
Rickey Barnet
Mary Latte
Freddie
Kerr
Mr. Holly
Pele Brektam
Cooter Foster
Spartanburg
Kim Dawhlik
Gastonia Tire
Hobby Parsmorsa
Holly
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William. Wille
HRJS
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Lilly Hawitt
Roper Kirby
J.C. Hunt
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Trajors
Bob Bass
Miami
Leaks
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Carge
Utah
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Jones
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Wirginia
George McGinnis
Denver
Ralph Simpson
Pittsburgh Tranchise, Os
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Murakami and
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University of Colorado
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Lwin
Dale Dayitass
Kael
Gene Lilller
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Aynaugh
Ald Aster
Murakattl
Lola State
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Luke Witte
Bob Nix
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Kevin Williamson
Green Wave
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