Deering Edges Biddeford In Tight 61-58 Showdown
Deering, without a substitute, staved off Biddeford 61-58 at Steve White Gym. Larry Waugh led Deering with 16 points as Norm Daigle 23 paced Biddeford's rally from 41-27 halftime to within two with 22 seconds left. Slipp iced it from the line for Deering, 19 of 23 free throws in the game.
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Kennebunk Routs Wells 76 61 as Crowell Higgins pace win
Kennebunk Rams defeated Wells High 76 to 61 behind Pete Crowell with 16 rebounds and 16 points and Scott Higgins with 14 boards and 19 points. Lou Mohn added 10 points and 8 rebounds in a balanced attack while Wells battled early but could not sustain momentum. Wells trailed 62-37 late in the third as Kennebunk used full court pressure to pull away.
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Trojans Cap Season With AP National Crown
Southern California claimed the 1972 national title with a perfect 12-0 season after routing Ohio State 42-17 in the Rose Bowl. The Trojans swept all 50 first place votes for 1,000 points, dethroning Nebraska. Oklahoma finished second, Texas third, and Nebraska fourth in the final AP poll.
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Uneasy Win for Maryland as Booing Echoes
Maryland, ranked No.2, narrowly beat Kent State 76-58 to extend its streak to eight but faced boos from a 13,134-strong crowd at College Park. Coach Lefty Driesell lamented mental readiness, while Len Elmore grabbed a school-record 24 rebounds and Tom McMillen struggled with 4-of-10 shooting.
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College basketball results roundup across regions
East Providence over Brown 83 53 Syracuse over Holy Cross 80 71 Iowa over Iowa State 66 57 Gustavus Adolphus 72 70 over St John s Minn De Paul 76 58 over E Illinois Jacksonville 87 72 over Georgia Southern Maryland 76 58 over Kent State Auburn 66 over Mississippi 58 N Star 105 over Athletes in Action Vanderbilt 71 over LSU 66 Southwest SMU 97 over Dallas Baptist 72 Farce St 91 over Nevada Reno San Diego State 65 over Colorado 60 Oklahoma City 81 over Nevada Las Vegas 3 Hatter Classic First Round Florida South 72 over St Peters St 64 Stetson 59 over Bucknell 55 OT
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