College basketball scoreboard provides wide results across leagues
Scores show Boston College 58 57 Dartmouth 80 72 Williams 74 70 Drexel 70 74 George Mason 73. St. John's 68 Villanova 54 OT St. Peter's 87 Marist 48 Siena 77 N 70 Virginia 82 St. Bonaventure 81 SOUTH American U 74 Delaware 58 Clemson 82 Citadel 58 College of Charleston 54 C Carolina 50 E.Carolina 81 Atlantic Christian 58 E Tennessee St 84 Furman 71 Ball St 63 Kent St 53 Evansville 78 Valpariso 74 Kansas 70 Iowa St 58 Miami Ohio 79 Toledo 70 Nebraska 59 Kansas St 49 N Illinois 79 C.Michigan 75 OT Ohio U 78 Bowlireen 63 St Joseph 7 Wi St 80 Michigan ee Oklahoma City 83 Xavier Ohio 65 FAR WEST Simon Fraser 79 Seattle U 62 Wednesday Horse Racing ARCADIA Parsley 18.80 Santa Monica winner. BOWIE Broken water mains cancel nine-race card. HALLANDALE Honey Fox 5.00 Racquette by a length Exactly So 8.50, Draw In 0.50 Suwanee River at Gulfstream. NEW YORK Rabmab 12.20 won feature at Aqueduct. St Laurent resigns to Fort Worth as athletic director Southern Cal Slocum named assistant coach.
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Lietzke Ties Bob Hope Classic Lead With 65 At Tamarisk
Bruce Lietzke shot 7 under par 65 to share first round lead with Bob Gilder at the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs. Gilder posted a bogey-free 66, while Ray Floyd, Jerry Pate and J C Snead were one stroke back at 66. The event spans four courses with three amateurs per round before a pros only final at Bermuda Dunes.
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Rivalry Renewed As Hayes Bests Abdul‑Jabbar In One-On-One
In a high profile collision Hayes of Houston bested Kareem Abdul‑Jabbar, now Kareem Abdul‑Jabbar, as Washington defeated Los Angeles 114 to 104. Suns beat Nuggets 128 to 102 and Jazz toppled Warriors 110 to 107, with Adrian Dantley scoring 45. Celtics down Cavaliers 120 to 113, Trail Blazers 110 over Kings 91, 76ers 110 over Nets 105, Rockets 109 over Bulls 105, Clippers 106 over Hawks 105, Spurs 116 over Knicks 105.
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Midland Valley Edges South Aiken 1 0 in Soccer
Midland Valley defeated South Aiken 1 to 0 at Hagood Stadium with Bill Sheehan scoring at 19 20 of the first half. Len Carter made six saves as Midland Valley outshot the Bucs 15 to 6. It was coach Bob Sawyer’s first win after three losses and a tie. The Mustangs travel to Lexington for a 4 p.m. game tomorrow.
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Hockey Team Named AP Male Athlete of the Year
The United States Olympic hockey team swept AP votes to win the 1980 Male Athlete of the Year award. They earned 139 of 422 votes after their Lake Placid gold and a surge in national interest. Eric Heiden ranked second.
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