Top Teams Tumble Dayton Ends DePaul Home Streak
Arkansas upset SMU 69 66 behind Hutchinson clutch free throws and Koncak late basket. Dayton defeated DePaul 67 63 as Sedric Toney scored 22. Georgia Tech beat Duke 81 71 and Illinois State edged Tulsa 73 72 in OT. Rutgers Newark lost 103 71 to Stockton State.
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Southern Methodist
DePaul
Mustangs
Arkansas
Blue Demons
Dayton
Fayetteville
Ark
Barnhill Arena
Razorbacks
SMU
Kenny Hutchinson
Carl Wright
Hutchinson
Demons
Sedric Toney
De-Paul
Joey Meyer
Toney
Georgia Tech
Duke
Illinois State
Tulsa
Georgetown
Florida Southern
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Maryland
Wake Forest
Rutgers-Newark
Stockton State
N.J
Oliver
Mich
Southwest State
Minn
Jon Koncak
Joe Kleine
Koncak
Yvon Joseph
Blue Devils
Johnny Dawkins
Sooners
Wayman Tisdale
Dave Hoppen
Hawkeyes
Greg Stokes
Jeff Moe
Danny Manning
Calvin Thompson
Ron Kellogg
Michael McKenny
Byron Boudreaux
Lou Stefanovic
Steve Harris
Flyers
Jeff Adkins
Terrapins
Demon Deacons
Adkins
Threatt Shines As 76ers Rally Past Bullets In Tight Win
Sedale Threatt scored 16 including 10 in the final quarter to lift Philadelphia over Washington 116-111. Bobby Jones added 16 points and 6 of 6 shooting in the fourth as Moses Malone led all Sixers with 27 and 20. Celtics beat Cavaliers, Nets top Bucks, Nuggets down SuperSonics, Mavericks crush Warriors.
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Sedale Threatt
Threet
Threat
Philadelphia 76Ers
West Virginia Tech
76Ers
Washington Bullets
Threatt
Boston
Cleveland Cavaliers
Celtics
National Basketball Association
New Jersey Nets
Milwaukee Bucks
Denver Nuggets
Seattle SuperSonics
Dallas Mavericks
Golden State Warriors
Bobby Jones
Jones
Sedale
Bobby
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia
Bullets
Moses Malone
Sixers
Maurice Cheeks
Julius Erving
Greg Ballard
Jeff Malone
Tom McMillen
Washington
Nets
Bucks
Micheal Ray Richardson
New Jersey
Milwaukee
Sidney Moncrief
Otis Birdsong
Mike Gminski
Paul Pressey
Richardson
Williams leads USM to rout of South Carolina
James Williams scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lift Southern Mississippi over South Carolina 77 to 46 in a Metro Conference game. Williams drew fouls on USC and finished strong, while USM improved to 7-15 overall, 3-4 in the Metro. South Carolina dropped to 12-7, 4-4.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
James Williams
Southern Mississippi
South Carolina
USM
M.K. Turk
Bill Foster
USC
Williams
Gamecocks
Golden Eagles
Maryland to Begin Athlete Drug Testing in August
University of Maryland will start a drug testing program for all 300 athletes across 22 varsity sports in August amid football physicals. urinalysis and steroids tests will be used with random testing possible during the year.
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College Park
Attorney General’s Office
State of Maryland
Dull
John B. Slaughter
Ohio Racing Commission Eyes Thorough Cleanup Not Speeding Probe
The Ohio Racing Commission chief pledges a thorough investigation with FBI involvement into alleged race fixing across at least four tracks. Subpoenas issued as the federal inquiry centers on 1983 84 trifecta wagering at Darby Downs and River Downs, with activity extending to Kentucky Michigan and Ohio tracks.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Racing Commission
Robert Ginsberg
Associated Press
Ginsberg
FBI
Kentucky
Ohio
Columbus
Grand
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Windsor Raceway
RCMP
Michigan
Lebanon Raceway
Cincinnati
Latonia
Florence
Darby Downs
River Downs
Toledo
Raceway Park
Detroit
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North Carolina State
Corell McQueen
Clemson
Horace Grant
Raleigh
Wolfpack
NBA
Cavaliers
Larry Bird
Cleveland
Boston Garden
World B. Free
Buck Williams
Nuggets
SuperSonics
Alex English
Denver
English
Seattle
Calvin Natt
Lafayette Lever
Tom Chambers
Mavericks
Warriors
Rolando Blackman
Dallas
Houston
Mark Aguirre
Jay Vincent
Golden State
Larry Smith
Purvis Short
Racing Commission
Elliott
Olympia Electronic Correcting Typewriter
Olympia USA Inc
Precision Business Equipment
Aiken, S.C
IBM
Elliott Office Supply
Aiken
Laurens Street
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