Northfork Demons Close In On Eighth Straight AA Title
Northforks Blue Demons, led by Jennings Boyd, surged to an 81 65 region 3AA semifinal win over Baileysville at Brushfork Armory, moving within three victories of a national record eighth consecutive AA state crown. Key players were Jesse Fields and Quentin Crenshaw, with strong depth from the bench noted by Boyd. The Demons face Greenbrier West in the regional final after a deep tournament run.
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Syracuse Roars Past Michigan to Reach NIT Semis
Syracuse Orangemen, 21-11, hit 16 straight second-half shots to beat Michigan 91-76 in the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Dan Schayes led with 22 points, Erich Santifer 21, and Leo Rautins 16 as Syracuse shot 72 percent. Michigan ends 19-11 after Mike McGee's 30 points in his career-best performance.
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Mountaineers Upset Minnesota to Reach NIT Semifinals
West Virginia stunned Minnesota 80 to 69 in Minneapolis to advance to the National Invitation semi finals in New York. Donald Morgan led Minnesota with 25 points as WVU, led by Glenn and Harmon, surged with late plays and a scoring burst to pull away.
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Cavaliers Stun Tennessee In East Regional Semifinal
Virginia outscored Tennessee 13-0 after trailing by five to seize control and win 62-48. Jeff Lamp led the Cavaliers with 18 points as Gary Carter and Lee Baker added double figures. Dale Ellis topped Tennessee with 13. Virginia advances to face Notre Dame or Brigham Young for a spot in the final four.
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Weather Tests Golf Pros in Sawgrass Opener
Dave Eichelberger shot 68 to grab a share of the early lead in the Tournament Players Championship as brutal winds and rain battered Sawgrass. Mike Morley, Jim Dent, and Barry Jaeckel opened at 69, while stars like Nicklaus and Ballesteros struggled in the harsh conditions.
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