College Scoreboard Roundup by the AP
The Associated Press lists scores from major college games across regions. Highlights include Maryland crushing Bucknell to 106 72 and Arizona defeating Purdue 85 76 in the Midwest, while Duke not appearing among results.
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Blue Gray Contest Promises Top Talent At Friday Game
Blue Gray clash at Cramton Bowl features Missouri prospect Steve Pisarkiewicz for the Gray and a passing attack led by Tom Kramer of Rice and Phil Gargis of Auburn for the Gray. Rice and Christiansen emphasize basics as the 39th annual game shapes up with several top college stars.
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Brothers collide as NC teams meet on field
In Raleigh, Ron ny Johnson NC free safety tackled his brother Timmy Johnson NC State fullback on second and two early in the game, halting a first down and signaling a tense intrastate clash between rival squads.
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Armstrong State Bears edge USC Aiken in close finish
In Savannah, Armstrong State beat USC Aiken 79 to 78 after trailing by 26 in the first half. Raymond Werts scored four free throws to put USC Aiken up 71-69 with 3:16 left, but Armstrong answered with a 4-0 run and held on after a last shot miss by USC Aiken. Coaches cited different halves and depth as the deciding factors.
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L B C Lions Fall Twice to Butler Bulldogs
Augusta game recaps show the L B C Lions losing 100 to 72 after a 48 26 halftime deficit. Andrew Warren led Butler with 17 points while Donald Geter topped L B C with 28 points. The Lions and Bulldogs also met in a later girls game, Butler winning 49 to 31 as Gretchen Stewart led scoring with 10.
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Gamecocks Hold Off Harvard Then Face Alabama in Final
Georgetown nearly upset fifth ranked Alabama in the Carolina Classic as freshman Kent Looney hit two late free throws for a 66-64 loss. Alabama advances to the final against South Carolina after beating Georgetown. Other top results include San Francisco over Cal Poly Pomona, UCLA over San Jose State, UNLV over Oklahoma, Louisville over Chattanooga, Arizona over Purdue, and Maryland over Bucknell.
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Nets Beat Jazz 127 93 as Williamson Escalates USA clash
John Williamson and Pete Maravich nearly clashed after a hard foul during a Nets 127 93 win over the New Orleans Jazz. Williamson scored 21 points while Al Skinner led Nets with 22 as Maravich topped New Orleans. The game also featured Rockets over Bullets and Pistons over Hawks.
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Reay Fired as Black Hawks Hire Bill White
Chicago fires Billy Reay, longtime NHL coach, and promotes veteran defenseman Bill White to take his post. Team seeks health and fixes to on ice problems as White steps in.
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