South Carolina Cruises Past Davidson 86 71 in Charleston
Davidson coach Terry Holland promises a different story when the teams meet again February 26 in Charlotte after South Carolina, 16 3, defeats Davidson 86 71. Kevin Joyce scores 28 as SC uses press then zone to hold off Davidson. McGuire earns his 400th win.
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St. Angela's Saints Stumble In Fourth Period Blues
St. Angela's boys suffer a late drought as Williston-Elko cancels a first-place tie with a 69-62 win. William Green leads a 12-point final quarter rally with 8 points. Chuck Hodges scores 23 for the Saints. The St. Angela girls win 45-39. In a Saturday game, Graniteville overturns a six-point fourth-quarter lead for an 86-80 victory. Jeff Anderson scores 34 to pace Graniteville. David Caver adds 26 for St. Angela. The St. Angela girls rebound with a 63-58 overtime victory led by Robin Lowe with 18.
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ABA Standings And Results From Weekend Basketball Action
The ABA East standings show Kentucky leading with 46 wins and 12 losses and New York at 28 and 32. The West lists Utah atop with 40 and 20 and Indiana at 35 and 25. Weekend results include Utah 127 over Virginia 116 and Dallas 123 over New York 117.
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Hampton Wins Royal Triton 300 At Daytona Speedway
Andy Hampton, 43, from Louisville, dominates the ARCA Royal Triton 300 at Daytona International Speedway, leading 104 of 120 laps at speeds around 189 mph. He earns 4300 dollars and says the win honors his children and grandchildren while eyeing a few more races. Reggy Katona finishes second, Red Farmer third, with Sisco and McWilliams fourth and fifth.
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Olympics Belong To History and a Storybook Finish
The 11th Winter Games closed with the United States earning a silver in ice hockey and Francisco Fernandez Ochoa winning Spain’s first Winter Olympic gold in men’s special slalom. Controversy with Karl Schranz’s ban shadowed the event, while Marie Therese Nadig and Barbara Cochran claimed women’s medals and the U S hockey team delivered its best showing in years.
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Anderson Driver Wins Top Honor at Jackson Drag Strip
Louis Cavanaugh of Anderson captured the King of the Street title at Jackson Drag Strip. He powered a street use Chevy II to 12.51 seconds at 106 mph on the quarter mile. Elliott Walker won the ET category with a Chevy II. Ricky Strouman repeated as leader of the modified class in a Chevy II with 11.91 seconds at 112.06 mph, and Ronnie Edmunds won the Super Sports Camaro with 12.10 seconds at 115.62 mph.
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Rosburg Wins Desert Classic as Nerves Hold Firm
Bob Rosburg, 45, won the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic in Palm Springs, collecting 29000 toward a 145000 purse. Lanny Wadkins finished one behind while Jerry Heard and Johnny Miller tied for third, each earning 8555. Heard struggled with a tee shot out of bounds, denying a playoff.
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Racing Roundup From Coast to Coast AP News
Pro Bidder $5.40 outpaced Joys Fella by two lengths to win the Bowie Native Dancer Handicap marking his fifth straight victory. Speedy Zephyr $17.20 edged Mr Pow Wow in Gulfstream Park mud for the Canadian Turf Handicap. French Settler $11.60 held off Boxin Miss by a length in the Bayou Handicap at the Fair Grounds. Unconscious $10.40 captured the Strub Stakes $130,300 at Santa Anita by a half length over Triple Bend. Bold Moment $16.60 led at Narragansett Park in the feature. Hempens Son $4.20 won the Hot Springs Stakes at Oaklawn.
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