Weekend College Scores Spark Wide-Open Race Across Elevens
A sprawling recap of Saturday college hoops shows multiple top 20 teams scattered by results across the East and Midwest. Georgetown and St John’s stumble while Michigan and Duke win, with scores ranging from lopsided blowouts to tight OT finishes. The AP Top 20 standings shift as winners and losers reshape the conference picture ahead of upcoming tournaments.
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Mercer
Centenary
Va. Commonwealth
Jacksonville
Old Dominion
Ala
Birmingham
VMI
Chattanooga
Marshall
Citadel
Trans America
Southern
Georgia St
Virginia
Dayton
Xavier
Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
Notre Lan
Washington
Oklahoma
Georgia Tech
Texas
Southern Cal
Bucknell
Rider
Lehigh
Hofstra
Fairleigh Dickinson
Associated Press
St. John’s
Georgetown
Providence
Syracuse
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Memphis State
Southern Mississippi
Detroit
Louisville
Duke
Clemson
North Carolina
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Louisiana Tech
Northeast Louisiana
Nevada
Las Vegas
California
Pittsburgh
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Houston
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Tulsa
West Texas State
Wichita State
North Carolina State
Bennett Wins Carolina 500 Grand National Race
In Rockingham North Carolina Neil Bennett wins the Carolina 500 Grand National race driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS completing 492 laps at an average speed of 114 953 mph The field finishes include Harry Gant Terry Labonte Lake Speed Kyle Petty Joe Ruttman Cale Yarborough Richard Petty Rusty Wallace Tim Richmond Dale Earnhardt Geoff Bodine Greg Sacks Lennie Pond Slick Johnson Buddy Arrington and Mike Potter among others.
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Rockingham
N.C
Neil Bennett
Harry Gant
Terry Labonte
Lake Speed
Kyle Petty
Joe Ruttman
Cale Yarborough
Dale Earnhardt
Geoff Bodine
Greg Sacks
Lennie Pond
Slick Johnson
Buddy Arrington
Mike Potter
Weekend Horse Racing Roundup From Coast to Coast
Nak Ack wins Berkeley Handicap at Golden Gate by a neck over Holmbury. Fran’s Valentine takes Las Virgenes Stakes at Santa Anita. Calestoga wins Maxwell G. Handicap at Sportsman’s Park. Proud Truth edges Irish Spring to win Florida Derby. Top Avenger beats Temerity Prince at Oaklawn Park. Along Came Jones romps in Dancing Count Stakes at Laurel. Taylor’s Special prevails at Fair Grounds. Flip’s Pleasure leads wire to wire in Next Move Handicap at Aqueduct. For You and Me wins Martinetta Stakes at Laurel. Imp Society scores in Grey Lag Handicap at Aqueduct.
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Albany
Calif
Holmbury
Berkeley
Golden Gate Fields
Arcadia
Fran’s Valentine
Santa Anita
Chicago
Calestoga
Sportsman's Park
Hallandale
Fla
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Laurel
Jones
Laurel Race Course
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
New York
Aqueduct
Ce Ae Laurel, Md
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Fleet Regatta
Imp Society
Verbarctic
Biddle's Goal Edges Whiskey Road in Whitley Field Polo
Biddle scored the winning goal with under ten seconds left as Aiken Rebels beat Whiskey Road 7 6 at Whitney Field in polo action. Biddle had four goals, Charlie Herrick two, Grayson Brown one. Whiskey Road led by Tommy Biddle with three, Widener and Kneece one each and a handicap goal.
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Tom Biddle
Aiken Rebels
Whiskey Road
Whitney Field
Biddle
Charlie Herrick
Grayson Brown
Tommy Biddln
David Widener
Tiger Kneece
Phil Jones
Anthony Carter
The
Invaders
Novo Bojovic
David Trout
Stars
Denver Gold routs Stallions in USFL opener
Vince Evans directs a 564 yard Denver attack with two passing TDs and a rushing score. Bill Johnson scores on a 1 yard run after a 55 yard screen to set up the early lead as Denver cruises 40-23 over Birmingham.
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Oakland Invaders
Vince Evans
Bill Johnson
Johnson
Birmingham Stallions
Evans
Vincent White
Leonard Harris
Gold
Vince
Darrel
Davis
Houston
Gamblers
Bandits
Jim Kelly
Clarence Verdin
Gerald McNeil
Verdin
McNeil
Kelly
Richard Johnson
Vince Courville
Tampa Bay
John Reaves
Jimmy Jordan
Los Angeles
Breakers
Express
Buford Jordan
Portland
USFL
Civic Stadium
Generals
Renegades
Flutie
Clarence Collins
New Jersey
Herschel Walker
Maurice Carthon
South Carolina's Wilson Named Metro Coach of the Year
Nancy Wilson of the Lady Gamecocks earns Metro Conference coach of the year honor after guiding USC to an 82 conference record and northern division title. Junior Brantley Southers makes all conference. Cheryl Cook is MVP.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Nancy Wilson
South Carolina
Metro
Brantley Southers
Lady Gamecocks
Wilson
Cheryl Cook
Cincinatti
Jackie Spencer
Louisville
Portland McCaskill
Wilhelmina Smith
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