Aiken Boys Defend Zone To Defeat Brookland-Cayce 56 38
Aiken High School defense held Brookland-Cayce to 11 points in the first half and 38 overall, as the Hornets improved to 15 1 and 6 1 in Region 3 AAAA. Leon Childs led Aiken with 16 points, Wendell Moore and Ernest Hill key on defense against BC stars Bledsoe and Jones. The win sets up a Friday trip to Irmo.
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Tripucka seals Notre Dame win over NC State 53 52
Notre Dame freshman Kelly Tripucka sank four free throws in the final six seconds to lift the 17 2 Fighting Irish past NC State 53 52 in a non conference clash. Clyde Austin led NC State with 16 points as Notre Dame spoiled the Pack's home streak and improved to 17 2 while State fell to 15 8.
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Bullets Rally To Beat Bucks As Hayes Leads Comeback
Elvin Hayes scored 33 points and led the injury-depleted Washington Bullets to a 96-90 win over the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks battled back to 87-84 before Hayes and Ballard cushion the lead as Washington remains atop the standings.
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Giles Was at Home in Baseball Parks and Life
Warren Giles longtime baseball executive and former National League president died in Cincinnati at age 82. He spent 18 years as NL president and previously managed the Cincinnati Reds from 1936 to 1951, aiding Reds pennant and world championship runs.
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