Scoring Madness Across Weeknight NBA Upsets
In a packed scoreboard evening, Georgetown edged Syracuse 72 71 as New Hampshire lost 66 64 to Vermont. St Michael’s 64 Adelphi 61. Wake Forest beat Maryland 75 68. West Virginia 84 over St Joseph’s. plus Maryville 86 Sewanee 71 and Memphis State 58 Louisville 57.
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Syracuse
Lowell
Brandeis
New Hampshire
Vermont
St. Michael’s
Adelphi
Wake Forest
Maryland
West Virginia
St. Joseph's
South Maryville
Sewanee
Memphis St
Louisville
Transylvania
Brescia
Virginia
N. Carolina St
Midwest
DePaul
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Los Angeles Open concludes with Chen winning in playoff
A dramatic finish at Riviera as T C Chen defeats rivals in a sudden death playoff to capture the Los Angeles Open. Final scores show Crenshaw and Ballesteros among the top finishers with lucrative prize money awarded to the leading golfers.
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Los Angeles
Riviera Country Club
X-T.c. Chen
Ben Crenshaw
Danny Edwards
Lanny Wadkins
Bobby Wadkins
Steve Pate
Don Pooley
Donnie Hammond
Seve Ballesteros
Bill Sander
Bob Tway
Mark O'Meara
Nick Price
Scott Hoch
Rick Dalpos
Pat McGowan
Craig Stadler
Rick Fehr
Mark Brooks
Mike Reid
Jay Delsing
Fred Couples
Sam Randolph
Calvin Peete
Georgetown Tops Syracuse In Big East Thriller
Georgetown defeats No. 11 Syracuse 72-71 at the Carrier Dome as Perry McDonald scores a career-high 26 points and gives the Hoyas a reshaped Big East standings. Syracuse miss 18 foul shots as DePaul leads with Comegys 33 and Strickland 28 in a separate highlight.
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Hoya
Reggie Williams
Rony Seikaly
Derrick Coleman
Bobby Winston
Greg Monroe
Pittsburgh
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Dallas Comegys
Rod Strickland
Blue Demons
DePaul
Virginia Tops NC State 72 65 in ACC Clash
Virginia uses a second half spurt to pull away from North Carolina State 72 65. John Johnson sinks two key free throws in the final 30 seconds as NCSU fades after Bennie Bolton three. Vinny Del Negro leads Wolfpack with 15 points. Wake Forest beats Maryland 75 68 to end 24 game ACC drought.
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A.kennedy
Sheehey
Johnson
Morgan
Batts
Simms
Blanks
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Bolton
Giomi
Shackleford
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Lambiotte
Brown
Jackson
Weems
Howard
Kennedy
Lester
N.C. State
Boston
John Johnson
North Carolina
Tom Sheehey
Andy Kennedy
Wolfpack
Cavaliers
Bennie Bolton
Richard Morgan
Vinny del Negro
Charles Shackleford
Chucky Brown
Wake Forest
Maryland
Sporting Day In Aiken Launches Annual Event
The first Sporting Day in Aiken showcases a three day event including a combined test with cross country and dressage and a hunter pace preced ing the hunt breakfast. Prepaid reservations for the breakfast are $15 per person with a viewing area for the afternoon high jumping contest. Ramblewood near Heritage Shopping Center hosts the event with shop space available for sporting gear vendors.
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Newton
S.C. Combined Training Association
Aiken
Ramblewood
Heritage Shopping Center
S.C. 19
Citadel Drive
Multiple-Night Sports Moves Across Leagues
Baseball Royals sign Bret Sabherhagen Israel Sanchez and Angel Salazar to one year deals. Cubs invite Dickie Noles to spring training. Knicks place Pat Cummings on injured list and sign Eddie Lee Wilkins to a 10 day contract. Packers place Donnie Humphrey on 10 day recallable waivers. Sabres send Doug Trapp to Rochester and recall Bob Logan and Paul Brydges. North Stars acquire Brad Maxwell from the Rangers for future considerations. Penguins send Alain Le mieux and Jim McGeough to Baltimore. Alabama names Tommy Bowden wide receivers coach. Arizona board of regents gives Dick Tomey a four year contract retroactive to Jan 13.
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Chicago Cubs
Dickie Noles
National Basketball Association
NEW York Knicks
Pat Cummings
Eddie Lee Wilkins
Green Bay Packers
Donnie Humphrey
Hockey
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Doug Trapp
Rochester
Bob Logan
Paul Brydges
Minnesota North Stars
Brad Maxwell
New York Rangers
Pittsburgh Penguins
Alain Lemieux
Jim McGeough
Baltimore
Alabama
Tommy Bowden
Arizona Board OF Regents
Dick Tomey
Arizona
Horse Racing Saturday results across tracks
U Con Man won the President’s Stakes at Turfway Park by a nose over Tiger’s Finest. Theatrical edged Long Mick by a neck to win the Hialeah Turf Cup at Hialeah Park. Salt Dome captured the Arkansas Traveler Handicap at Oaklawn Park by two lengths. Projoy won the Politely Stakes at Laurel Race Course by one length over Safe at the Plate. Tricky Squaw romped by six lengths in the Next Move Handicap at Aqueduct. Bedside Promise won the San Antonio Handicap at Santa Anita by 1 1/2 lengths. Lyka’s Special took Turfway’s allowance feature by 1 1/2 lengths. Bonnette beat Lotka by a nose to win the Budweiser Breeder’s Cup at Hialeah. Fobby Forbes was elevated to first due to a double disqualification in Laurel’s Capitol Handicap. Sound Reasoning won the Correction Handicap at Aqueduct over Eloquack.
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Hialeah
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Salt Dome
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Laurel, Md
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New York
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Fila
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Hialeahark
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