Princeton Tigers throttle Alumni in scrimmage amid season fast start
Princeton Tigers beat an alumni showcase 70 to 45 in a Tuesday scrimmage as Eddie Maynard and Damon Wilborn lead with 18 points each and Carl Pennington and Bryan McKinney add 14 and 11. Princeton opens its 1983-84 regular season Thursday night versus Patrick Henry of Roanoke.
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N C State topples A&T 84 to 71 in Raleigh upset
NC State, ranked 13th, beat North Carolina A&T 84 71 behind Ernie Myers 24 and Lorenzo Charles 22. Myers came off bench hitting 8 of 9 shots and 8 of 12 free throws as Wolfpack built a 20 point second half lead and improved to 8 2. Corell McQueen 11 and Russell Pierre 11 added scoring with McQueen grabbing 13 rebounds.
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Amaker Earns ACC Rookie of the Week Honor
Duke guard Tommy Amaker claimed ACC rookie of the week after an 88-56 win over Massachusetts. He added 12 points on perfect six-for-six shooting and four assists, helping Duke extend its win streak to seven. Virginia's Tom Sheehey and Georgia Tech's Bruce Dalrymple also noted. Yvon Joseph of Georgia Tech was ACC player of the week.
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Gossage Leaves Yankees for Free Agency Debut
Rich Gossage told the New York Yankees he will not return to pitch for the club and will sign as a free agent with one of the 11 teams that chose him in the re-entry draft. He met for 30 minutes with Yankee coaches in San Diego before issuing a statement.
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Two-Shot Foul Rule Faces Possible Reversal
NCAA rules editor Dr Ed Steitz and coaches debate the two shot foul rule in the final two minutes while the bonus is in effect. Critics report longer games and oncourt confrontations, with calls for rescinding before conference play begins if wisdom prevails.
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Argovitz vows Sims will wear Houston Gambler uniform
Houston Gamblers co owner Jerry Argovitz blasted the Detroit Lions over Billy Sims and vowed Sims will play for Houston in the USFL season. He offered hefty refunds to Houston season ticket buyers if Sims remains with Detroit, citing the rival offers and Sims signing with Houston.
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DeBerg Cleared For Broncos Wild Card Showdown
Denver quarterback Steve DeBerg, out since November 6 with a separated shoulder, can return for Saturdays playoff game at Seattle if his shoulder holds up in practice. Coach Dan Reeves said DeBerg could start if he’s ready, with rookie John Elway possibly benched.
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Madden Not Interested In Packers' Position
Former coach John Madden rules out coaching Green Bay and shows no interest in the job. Bart Starr was fired after nine years, sparking a nationwide rumor mill with names like Bob Schnelker and John Meyer floated as potential successors.
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Pistons Rally Past Mavericks Behind Johnson Third Quarter
Vinnie Johnson came off the Detroit bench to score 12 third quarter points guiding the Pistons to a 116-104 win over the Dallas Mavericks. Johnson finished with 16 points as Detroit improved to 12-13, with John Long scoring 27 and Bill Laimbeer and Kelly Tripucka adding 21 each.
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Prep Scores From Virginia and West Virginia Games
A long list of prep basketball results across Virginia and nearby West Virginia includes Montcalm, Greenbrier East, Nicholas County and hundreds more with scores such as Montcalm 65 over Virgenia Pulacki County 9 and Sissonville 73 over Poca 71, plus numerous unreported matchups and upcoming games.
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Moseby signs five year deal with Blue Jays
Toronto center fielder Lloyd Moseby signed a five year contract with the Blue Jays through 1988. The 24 year old enjoyed his best season in 1983 batting .315 with 18 home runs and 81 RBIs while ranking sixth in the AL in batting average and fifth in runs scored with 104.
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Event Canceled At Bluefield High School Basketball Night
The Meet The Beavers event at Bluefield High School is canceled. Lyle Alzado, famed Raiders defensive end, is noted as an expert at arranging floral designs.
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