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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

05 Feb 1987

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1987

Page

8

Dense East Coast College Scoreboard Night

A long list of college basketball results across EAST and MIDWEST regions with scores for Albany, New Paltz, Amherst, Tufts, Brandeis, Bucknell, Buffalo, Charleston, Clemson, Drexel, Delaware Valley, Pitt, Duke, Virginia, Kentucky, Kansas, Indiana, Michigan State, Oklahoma, Texas, and many more. Notable outcomes include Duke over Virginia 75-61, Kansas over Kansas State in double overtime 80-75, and Pittsburgh 58 over Villanova 57. The night features OT totals, close margins, and regional matchups across conferences from the EAST to the WEST with multiple venues cited.

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East Albany St N.Y New Paltz St American Springfield Amherst Tufts Bluefield St Fairmont St Bowie St Hampton U Brandeis Trinity, Conn Merrimack Bucknell Lehigh Buffalo Fredonia St St. Joseph's Maine Mass.Boston St. Michael's Middleburg Siena Colgate S. Maine Bowdoin Stonehill Bentley Ursinus Johns Hopkins Vassar Pratt Alabama Mississippi St Alabama A&m Clark Albany St Morris Brown American U Florida Athens St Montevallo Averett St. Andrew's Bridgewater Guilford Atlantic Christian Jackson St Tennessee St Kennessaw LaGrange Kentucky Auburn Louisiana Loyola Ohio Northern Heidelberg Ohio U Toledo Ohio Wesleyan Wooster Oklahoma Nebraska Otterbein Mount Union St. John's Minn Macalester St. Thomas St. Olaf Sioux Falls Haro Missouri Ill-Chicago Wis la Crosse Stevens Pt Whitewater Stout River Falls Southwest Baylor Texas Christian Colorado Pan American Texas Washington Lewis & Clark Ore Claremont-Mudd Redlands Colorado Mines Denver Metro St E. New Mexico McMurry N. Montana Rocky Mountain Occidental Pomona-Pitzer Whittier la Verne Durham N.C Virginia Sheehey M. Kennedy A. Kennedy Johnson Morgan Martin Blanks Batts Cooke Solomon DUKE King Ferry Smith Snyder Amaker Nessley Brickey Strickland Andernaby Burgin Goodman
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Furman Coach Sets Sights On Winning Season

Furman second year coach Butch Estes reshapes goals from conference title to a winning season to keep Paladins motivated. With a 13-8 record and 7-3 in the Southern Conference, they aim to secure a winning year and improve after a 10-17 previous season.

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Estes Paladins Columbia Furman Butch Estes East Tennessee State
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Jackson splits with North Augusta in middle school hoops

Jackson Middle School (3 7) beat North Augusta Middle School 46 42 as Charlie Williams scored 16 and Lee Hall 13. Bryant Sawyer and Ben Delai led North Augusta with 10 points each. In girls action North Augusta won 32 12 led by Glenda Curry 11. Dina Key led Jackson with six points. Jackson hosts Paul Knox tonight.

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Chambers Replaces Sampson on West All-Star Team

NBA named Tom Chambers of Seattle to the West All-Star squad to replace Ralph Sampson of Houston, selecting Chambers for the West roster.

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