TAZEWELL NIPS GATE CITY IN DOUBLE OT CLASH
In a Southwest District thriller TAZEWELL nipped Gate City 64 63 in double overtime. Key baskets by Riddle and late free throws sealed the win for the Bulldogs as Walker Viney and Fugett paced scoring for their teams.
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Raymond Walker
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Vernell Viney
Charles Fugett
Stanton
Crabtree
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Viney
Hart
Concord Women Edge Wheeling on Late Free Throws
Concord women pull off a 56 95 win over Wheeling College as Jackie Mason hits two pressure free throws with six seconds left. Freshman Bev Cook leads balanced scoring with 13 points in a tight contest at Wheeling.
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Wheeling
Jackie Mason
Concord
Wheeling College
Bev Cook
Rebels Top Graham in Non-District Clash 46-36
Patrick Henry Rebels defeated Graham 46 to 36 on Friday night to move to 1-1. Graham's William Adams and Mike Campbell each tallied 10 points, while PH's neth Watson led with 14 points and 10 rebounds and Glenn Foster added 10 points and 10 boards.
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Kenneth Watson
Glenn Foster
Patrick Henry
Rebels
Graham Here
William Adams
Mike
Reitz Declines Cubs in Sutter Trade Contradiction
St Louis third baseman Ken Reitz rejected joining the Chicago Cubs as part of a package for Bruce Sutter. He cited loyalty to the Cardinals and his no trade clause, saying Herzog pressured him and that he prefers to stay with St Louis despite the potential regular role in Chicago. Reitz noted his eight errors set NL record and voiced disappointment over being kept from making the move.
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Chicago Cubs
Bruce Sutter
Cardinals
Reitz
Chicago
Leon Durham
Sutter
Whitey Herzog
Kennedy
Cardinal
Terry Kennedy
Cubs
Herzog
Ken Oberkfell
Tommy Herr
Oberkfell
Durham
Keith Hernandez
Hearns Defends WBA Crown Against Primera in Detroit
Hearns, 27 knockouts, seeks defense of his WBA welterweight title against Venezuela’s 15-0 Luis Primera at the Plaza. Hearns last fought Aug. 2 for the crown after a second round KO of Jose Cuevas. Primera promises a quiet but determined challenge as Hearns eyes Leonard.
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Thomas Hearns
Luis Primera
Hearns
Primera
Venezuela
Jose Cuevas
Plaza Hotel
World Boxing Council
Sugar Ray Leonard
Leonard
Steward
Thomas
Philadelphia Eagles Falcons clash for NFC playoff berth
Falcons rookie Al Richardson seeks more interceptions as Atlanta faces Philadelphia in a pivotal week 13 matchup. The Falcons pursue a playoff spot while the Eagles hold the best record in the league. Denver and Rams also push for positions as several games shape the postseason picture.
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Houston
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Philadelphia
Eagles
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Leeman Bennett
North Carolina Edges Duke In Big Four Opener
Freshman Matt Doherty clinches a 78 76 win for 10th ranked North Carolina over Duke in Greensboro. The Tar Heels rally after Duke ties late, James Worthy scores 26, strong defense and late free throws seal the victory.
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Kenny Dennard
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Jimmy Braddock
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al Wood
Sam Perkins
James Worthy
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Chris
Newport
Muskingum
Wheaton
Syracuse
Kent St
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Olliver leads Lamar past Pittsburgh 67-65 in Show-Me Classic
Lamar senior guard Mike Olliver scored a tournament record 30 points to lift Lamar to a 67-65 opening round win over Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh coach Sam Clancy led with 20 points and 16 rebounds but six turnovers hurt. Lamar improves to 3-0 while Pittsburgh falls to 2-1 with seven straight late points by Pittsburgh unable to erase the deficit.
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Mike Olliver
Pittsburgh
Pitttsburgh
Sam Clancy
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B.B. Davis
Kenneth Perkins
Dwayne Wallace
Carlton Neverson
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Cleveland
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Billy Paultz
Czechs Lead Italy In Davis Cup Final
Prague report says Czechoslovakia led 2 0 after opening singles as two Italian fans were beaten and arrested by police. Tomas Smid upset Adriano Panatta 3-6 3-4 6-3 6-4 6-4 and Ivan Lendl beat Corrado Barazzutti 4-6 6-1 6-1 6-2. Czech victory needed one point from doubles and two Sunday singles to win the trophy.
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Celtics Top Mavericks 97 87 In NBA Battle
Boston rides a 19 2 third quarter surge led by Parish Bird and Maxwell to defeat the Dallas Mavericks 97 87. Parish and Bird each top the Celtics with 20 points while Robinzine prompts Dallas with 24.
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Bullets struggle with eight players as Grevey sits out
Washington loses star guard Kevin Grevey to bronchitis and resorts to a depleted eight man lineup, skipping rookie Rick Mahorn. The game marks Washington’s third win in four as Detroit holds steady with eight season wins. Phil Hubbard leads Detroit with 19 points while Larry Wright adds 16.
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Wes Unseld
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Various NBA and college results across regions
Scattered basketball scores from The Associated Press including Seattle at San Diego and Buffalo at New England. Pro and college games list numerous results with several notable performances and upcoming tournament results across East South Midwest and West regions.
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NCAA clears Carlen of Rogers negotiation allegations
The NCAA found no rules violation by South Carolina coach Jim Carlen regarding reports he offered to negotiate a pro contract for Heisman winner George Rogers. Hale McMenamin said inquiries showed no agreement to act as an agent.
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George Rogers
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