Iowa Hawks Extend Win Streak with Wisconsin rout
Iowa, led by coach Tom Davis, stretched its undefeated run to 14 straight with a 78-63 Big Ten win over Wisconsin. Roy Marble and Ed Horton led scoring, while Wisconsin saw three players foul out as the Hawkeyes dominated on defense and the boards.
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DePaul Rout Furman Behind Ranked Power
No 7 DePaul cruises past Furman 81 64 at Rosemont to stay unbeaten at 11 0. Dallas Comegys scores 22 with 10 rebounds despite a bruise limiting his minutes. Kevin Edwards adds 16, Terence Greene 12 points and 10 assists as Furman struggles with rebounding.
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Presbyterian College crushes Augusta College 90 68 in Greenville
Wyley Adams led Presbyterian College with 20 points as the Blue Hose opened a 43 20 halftime lead and defeated Augusta College 90 68. James Scott added 19 points, Chris Walters 13, Chuck Pritchett 10 while Vincent Jackson and Jeff Hodson sparked the Jaguars in comeback efforts.
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Coastal Carolina tops East Tennessee State 80 67 in non conference
William Calvin scored 22 points to lead the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers to an 80-67 victory over the East Tennessee State Buccaneers in Johnson City Tennessee.
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Mitchell Larsen's Last Out Dies in Oklahoma
Former major league outfielder Dale Mitchell who batted .312 over 11 seasons died at 66 from a heart attack. He made the final out in Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series. Mitchell played mainly for Cleveland and had notable seasons from 1946 to 1953. He is survived by family and will be buried near Cloud Chief, Oklahoma.
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Howe Reinstated From Suspension
Kalispell Montana AP Steve Howe 28 former 1980 NL Rookie of the Year with Los Angeles has been reinstated after a July suspension in the California League He began last season with San Jose going 1 0 with a 0 57 ERA in 16 innings and 13 strikeouts with no walks before the suspension Major league teams including Oakland San Francisco Toronto and the Chicago White Sox had shown interest.
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Pacers Top Mavericks 144 135 on Road in Dallas
Indiana coach Jack Ramsay guided a flawless attack as Wayman Tisdale and Steve Stipanovich each scored 27 points to beat Dallas 144 135. Dallas stars Aguirre 28 Blackman 24 Donaldson 23 struggled to slow the visitors who set arena records for points by a visiting team and field goal percentage.
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Wake Forest powers past UMES. Virginia tops Brown in ACC action
Wake Forest rolled to a 105-60 win over Maryland Eastern Shore as Sam Ivy led five Demon Deacons in double figures and Tyrone Bogues became the program's all time assist leader with 584. Cal Boyd and Tony Black added 18 and 17 points respectively. Maryland beat Towson 79-71 behind Steve Hood 19 points while Virginia crushed Brown 92-70 as the Cavaliers raced to a 21-2 early run.
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