Hornets Coach Emphasizes Hard Work and Fun in Practice
Aiken Hornets head coach Mark Crawford links hard work with enjoyment, saying wins will follow as players learn and improve daily. He notes losses can hurt morale and discusses roster changes, guard depth, and fast break emphasis amid a young team with eight first-year players.
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Scoreboard update with extensive college basketball results
Consolidated results list across divisions With scores for multiple games including East and South regions plus midwest and west clashes Notable results include Alfred 98 Houghton 81 Princeton 40 Dominican 73 King's N Y 50 Maine-Farmington 76 Thomas Coll 73 New Hampshire Coll 65 St Michael's 62 Old Westbury 81 Purchase St 38 Long Island U 100 CCNY 76 and Georgetown Ky 89 Campbellsville 79 The Night's tournaments cover Grand Canyon Classic First Round W New Mexico 71 Mesa 61 and Grand Canyon 101 N Montana 71 as well as NBA action Lakers 127 Phoenix 102 and Chicago 106 Philadelphia 102.
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Milwaukee Beats Washington In High-Scoring NBA Tilt
Milwaukee 108 Washington 110 in a 2OT style late lead swap. Hodges 29 for Bucks and Robinson 21 for Bullets pace scoring while Lister adds 13 boards. Moncrief tallies 11 assists as Milwaukee dishes 35 assists to Washington's 27.
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Celtics Sign Ainge and Redskins Sign Bartkowski in NFL Waivers
Boston Celtics sign Danny Ainge to a multi year contract while the Washington Redskins sign Steve Bartkowski at quarterback. Chris Keating is released. Edmonton Oilers claim Jeff Broubaker on waivers. Cincinnati extends coach Dave Curry through 1991 season.
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Furman Hosts Nevada Reno in I A A Playoffs Semifinal
Furman and Nevada Reno meet in a Division I A playoff semifinal with both teams boasting long playoff pedigrees. Nevada Reno is 11-1 and seeks a Diamond Bowl berth in Tacoma while Furman is 11-0 and aiming to cement its status against a highly disciplined Wolf Pack squad.
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Pinkerton to retire as South Carolina High School League director
Jim Pinkerton, executive director of the South Carolina High School League, will retire on July 4, 1986. Hibbie A. Pete Ayoub will succeed him after serving six years as assistant executive director. Pinkerton joined the league staff in 1970 and became executive director in 1980, also serving on the National Federation executive committee and several national rules committees. Ayoub previously was a high school principal before joining the league.
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