Indiana Wins 23rd Straight as Hoosiers Top Buckeyes
Indiana knocks off Ohio State 72-66 to extend the nation's longest winning streak to 23. Scott May leads with 25 points while Quinn Buckner and Steve Green add 14 each. Ohio State suffers 22 turnovers as Indiana builds key 11-3 run late.
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War Eagles Top Wagener-Salley 51 to 23 in Conference Play
Allendale-Fairfax remains undefeated after a 51 point win over Wagener-Salley. Edward Johnson leads Allendale with 13 points and James Smoakes adds 11, while Wagener-Salley’s George Young scores seven. Next game for Wagener-Salley is at Ridge Spring-Monetta.
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Wagener Salley Girls Narrow Loss to Allendale Fairfax
Wagener Salley girls fall 67 36 to Allendale Fairfax in a tight Friday night game Teresa Adams led Wagener Salley with 11 points as coach Debbie Crenshaw praised the effort while noting late fourth quarter miscues Wagener Salley had led 10 7 at halftime and trailed by three in the final period with upcoming game against Ridge Spring Monetta on the schedule
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Saluda Dominates Lions 65 46 In Friday Loss
Saluda beat the Lions 65 to 46 as L B C coach James Gallman cited matchup issues and defensive gaps. Jeff Moment led LBC with 22 points while Saluda pitchers Daniels and Brooks added solid totals as LBC prepares for Lexington visit.
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Apples Fly As McGuire Faces Heat After Loss
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire was beaned with apples after USC fell 90 84 to Houston in a regional TV game. Points leader Alex English and Tom Boswell sparked a late push but Houston sealed it with free throws. A brief sideline confrontation followed between McGuire and Houston assistant Willie Butler.
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Necktie Helps Lefty Tigers Go On Rampage
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell wore a necktie for the game against North Carolina State and led the Terrapins to a 98-97 upset at Reynolds Coliseum. Freshman Brad Davis hit a high arcing jumper with two seconds left over NC State’s Ken Carr after Tim Stoddard’s inbound pass. Clemson’s win over Maryland created a three-way ACC tie at 5-2 with Duke and Wake Forest trailing.
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L B C Triumphs Over Saluda In Girls Basketball
L B C beat Saluda 51 to 40 as Rosalind Stewart led with 19 points and Sherry Thurmond added 17. Coach Jesse Harmon praised cohesion and noted Saluda's height. L B C prepares to face Lexington with plans to slow fast breaks and employ man to man defense.
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Rainbow Farms Wins Wet Cold Polo Game
In wet cold weather at Aiken Rainbow Farms defeated the Aiken team. The game was tied 6 to 6 through five chukkers. Don Boyd scored three and Tom Biddle four, with Thomas, Biddle, Durrett and Widener contributing for Rainbow Farms as the Aiken lineup of Bostwick, Thomas and Rizzo scored for the opposing team.
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Sports Scoreboard Highlights From Tuesday and Monday Fixtures
The scoreboard lists Tuesday games including Philadelphia at Buffalo Los Angeles at New York Cleveland at Atlanta Portland at Chicago and more with divided divisions and team records. Monday results mention San Diego versus Virginia Hampton New York at Utah and several pro hockey results among New York Islanders Chicago Montreal and Buffalo, with multiple ties and standings notes.
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Palmer One Shot Behind in Rain-Delayed Hawaiian Open
Arnold Palmer, 45, sits one shot back of Forrest Ferler entering the final round of the $220,000 Hawaiian Open. Palmer shot 69 to reach 205, while Ferler carded 68 and Lou Graham matched Palmer at 205 with a final-hole eagle. Al Geiberger and Gary Groh stood tied for third at 206 on the water-logged Waialae course.
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