Marshall Triumphs and Brown Narrowly Edges N
Results from Thursday across multiple invites show Marshall defeating Ohio University 88 to 81 while Brown edged Morris Harvey 70 to 69 in a Hall of Fame tournament. Other notable scores include West Virginia Tech 76, Belmont 3 and Providence 93, Peters N J 77 in various holiday classics.
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Ivy League Team Edges Eagles 70 69 In Drama
Brown University edged Morris Harvey 70 to 69 in the Hall of Fame tournament opener. Arnie Bert and Jim Burke combined for 42 points for Brown. Wesley of Morris Harvey helped rally with late baskets, but Brown hit four straight free throws to seal the win.
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East Bank Wins Narrow Victory Fueled By Calloway
East Bank Pioneers overcame a Hoover lead to win 77 2 over Herbert Hoover as Ron Calloway scored 29 points, sparking a late 43 seconds to secure the result. Lester Weems added 15 for East Bank while Gary Groves led Hoover with 9 1 points and Steve Chandler contributed 29.
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Lee Sparks Leads Marshall Past Ohio Bobcats 88 81
Lee Sparks scored 26 points and hit 10 of Marshall's final 12 in the last five minutes to lift the Herd to an 88 81 win over Ohio University. Randy Noll added 21, Bill James 18, and Mike D Antoni 12 as Marshall stretched a 74 71 edge. Bobcats guard Tom Corde scored 22 on 15 shots to keep it close while Marshall shot 50 percent and hit 12 free throws in the closing minute. Coach Carl Tacy praised the tired Herd after four games in three days and noted December would be crucial.
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Ed Marinaro to Lead East in Shrine East West Game
All American Ed Marinaro the top attraction will join unheralded Mike Rich of Florida in the East starting backfield at Candlestick Park. A near capacity crowd and TV audience will watch the East face a West defense featuring Pacific-8 stars as NFL scouts attend to cast votes.
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Providence, Louisville shine in Holiday Festival play
Providence beat St. Peter's 87-80 as Harry Anderson led with 31 for the Peacocks who dropped to 1-6 in seven games. Louisville rolled past 96-62 as DeGregorio led with 22 and Thomas and Price starred for the Cardinals, who climbed to 3-1. La Salle defeated Massachusetts 82-75 to finish fifth in the Quaker City Holiday Tournament, with Jimmy Crawford scoring 26 for La Salle.
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McGuire Slams Yelling Opponent in Basketball Row
Milwaukee coach Al McGuire criticized Marshall coach Carl Tacy for yelling during pregame introductions and for his psyching tactics. McGuire contrasted the tension with Marquette players avoiding handshakes before a game, noting he would prefer a home and home series with Marshall.
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Louisville Team Hears Anthem In Holiday Festival Final
The 5th ranked Cardinals appeared for the National Anthem before Friday’s title game with Fordham at Madison Square Garden after controversy from snubbing the Anthem in a semifinal. The team, which had sat in the dressing room earlier, performed as insisted by the ECAC tourney sponsor.
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Walsh, Tuero Reach Free State Sugar Semifinals
Rafael Walsh and Linda Tuero advanced to the semifinals at the Free State Sugar tennis championships in Port Elizabeth. Walsh, seeded third, beat Janine Liefing 7 5 6 4, while Tuero defeated Brenda Kirk 6 4 5 7 6 2, with Liefing faltering after a strong start. Nikki Kalogeropoulos of Greece reached the men's semis by beating Juan Gilbert 4 6 6 3 10 8.
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Tech Caps Title With Win Over Ohio Dominican
Tech rises to 27-2 by beating Ohio Dominican 73-69 in the Appalachian Holiday Classic. Jack Puckett and John Gourley each scored 22 for Tech, while Paul McLoughlin led Ohio Dominican with 21. Tech built a 10-2 lead and never trailed, sealing the victory in the final minute.
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