Chatham High Domination in 97-5 Wrestling Win
Chatham High School dominated Bassett 97-5 to extend its win streak to five. The Henry County duel featured numerous pins and decisions led by Evans, Eastey, Malpass, and Payne, with Chatham set to host G W Carver next Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Chatham High School
Bassett
Henry County School
Chatham, &C
G.W. Carver
Chatham
Martin
Mann
Reynolds
Evans
Eggleston
Eastey
Alderman
Carter
Mehappey
Georgia Tech Pounds Davidson on 85-65 Win
Georgia Tech dominates Davidson 85-65 as Bottorff leads with 24 points and four teammates hit double figures. Allen Wood Schnittage and aris contribute 12 each while Davis adds 10, securing a clear early lead and holding the Wildcats throughout the game in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Mike Botorff
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Davidson
Tech
Wildcats
Yellow Jackets
Harry Allen
Jim Wood
Ray Schniltzer
Bob Davis
Bottorff
John Gordy
Eppa Rixey
Vevsuson
Hichert
Rice
Rixey Eit
Jorcenset
Gerdty
Dore
Lively
Fowell
Doherty
Verlin
Geqagia Teck
Allen
Green
Wood
Bottorft
Schnittage
Aris
Hunt
Foster
Smith
Washington
Clemson Tigers stretch home win to fifth in rout of Jacksonville
Clemson defeated Jacksonville 59 to 34 in Jacksonville as Felton Young dominated with 20 rebounds for the Jaguars but failed to spark a rally. Clemson led 39 to 27 at halftime and pulled away in the second half to improve to 5-1 while Jacksonville sinks to 1-3.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Felton Young
Clemson
Clem
Gretna Hawks surge to 4-1 with 89 60 win over Staunton River
Gretna led 46 25 at halftime and kept pressure after intermission as Coach Bert Sparks rested starters. Richard Mease and Mike Waller each had 19 for Gretna with Call Potter adding 12. Martinsville topped Chatham 70 54 while FC upset Dan River 71 69 in a late shot sequence.
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Gretna High School
Pittsylvania County
Fieldale
Collinsville
Dan River
Drewry Mason
Tunstall
Marlinsville
Chatham
Mike Luck
Gretna
Staunton River
Richard Mease
Mike Waller
Call Potter
Hawks
Milton Plunkett
Robert Brown
Kelvin Coleman
Marshall Johnson
Dervin Preston
Greina
Bert Sparks
Jayvee
Elvis Barksdale
Amherst County
Sparks
Altavista
Joe Menefee
F-C
Dandiver
Cavaliers
Kenny Draper
John Motley
Menafee
Motley
Wildcats
Will Rogers
Clarence Dickerson
Garry Pritchett
Tim Logan
Curtis Terry
Tommy Duffy
Draper
Rogers
Monte Hall
Callinsville
Gary Terry
Willie Johnson
Nathaniel Jones
Calvin Rogers
Spartans
Ridgeway
Marquette Cruises Past Wisconsin In Easy 73-54 Win
Earl Tatum scored 26 as third ranked Marquette defeated unbeaten Wisconsin 78-54. Marquette built a 42-21 halftime edge behind a pressing defense and strong rebounding. Wisconsin was led by Dale Koehler with 17 points and freshman Al Rudd added 11. Jerome Whitehead contributed 15 for Marquette.
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Milwaukee
Earl Tatum
Marquette
Wisconsin
Tatum
Badger
Warriors
Dale Koehler
al Rudd
Jerome Whitehead
Eckerd Edges Washington and Lee 87 76
Paul O Halloran poured in 29 points as Eckerd defeated Washington and Lee 87 76 in St Petersburg Florida. Eckerd drew 39 fouls on the Generals while committing nine, and Washington and Lee made only four free throws. Podgajny led with 20 and Flint added 14 for the visitors as Eckerd opened the season 1 3.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Paul O'Halloran
Eckerd
Washington and Lee Generals
Generals
Washington and Lee
John Podgajny
Bob Flint
East Tennessee St Narrowly Tops Appalachian State in NCS Tilt
East Tennessee State defeated Appalachian State 81 to 80 as Kendall Pinder made a decisive layup with five seconds left. Charlie Stuart paced the Buccaneers with 25 points while Daryl Robinson led Appalachian with 21. The win improves ETSU to 24-? and drops App State to 3-4.
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East Tennessee State Cach
Leroy Fisher
Mountaineers
Charlie
Stuart
Bucs
Bob Brown
Daryl Robinson
Appalachian
Bob Pace
Tenn
STATE
Horne
Jenkins
Brown
Pinger
Richardson
Jones
Stringfellow
Bowser
Salvo
Robinson
Gentry
Turner
Pace
Leahy
Al Green Named ACC Rookie of the Week at NC State
North Carolina State sophomore guard Al Green earned ACC rookie of the week honors after a 109 to 4 victory over Western Carolina. The Bronx native scored 20 points, went seven of 15 from the floor, made six straight free throws, and added three assists and three rebounds in the win.
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Greensboro
N.C
al Green
North Carolina State
Atantic Coast Conference
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Wolfpacks
Western Carolina
Bronx
N. C
Centenary Routs VCU Behind Strong Second Half
Centenary shot 73.5 percent in the second half to rout Virginia Commonwealth 409 in Shreveport. Center Robert Parish posted 28 points and 19 rebounds, with Nate Bland adding 14 and John Pitts 10 as Centenary improved to 6-1 while VCU dropped to 3-2. Tom Motely led the Rams with 16 points as Centenary pulled away after taking the lead at 19-18.
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Shreveport
API
Centenary
Virginia Commonwealth
Robert Parish
Nate Bland
John Pitts
Tom Motely
Rams
VCU
Louisville Dominate St Louis 87 to 61 in Metro4 clash
Louisville Cardinals overwhelm St Louis Billikens 87 to 61 as Ricky Gallon posts 15 points and 11 rebounds. Four teammates reach double figures while Louisville controls boards and builds early 10-2 run. St Louis struggles with 29 turnovers amid Louisville 23 miscues.
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Louisville
Ricky Gallon
Cardinals
St. Louis
Phillip Bond
Lewis
Hood
Few Watch Spirits Break Streak
In St. Louis 855 fans saw the Spirits of St. Louis end a six game slide with a 106 103 win over the San Antonio Spurs. Ron Boone led with 28 points Marvin Barnes added 27 as the Spirits held late leads and Spurs runners trimmed the gap with two late threes by Mike Gale and George Gervin.
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ST. Louis
American Basketball Association
Spirits of
San Antonio Spurs
Ron Boone
Marvin Barnes
Spurs
Barnes
Rice Lucas
Gus Gerard
Mike Gale
George Gervin
Gervin
San Antonio
James Silas
Basketball Scores and College Games Snapshot
Summary of multiple basketball results across professional and college levels. Highlights include Golden State 91 over Chicago 87, New York 97 over Kansas City 400, Florida 99 over Missouri West 70, Michigan State 81 over N. Michigan 45, Clemson 39 over Jacksonville, and regional scholastic district scores from Western District and Seminole District with numerous county matchups and standout pairings.
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St. Loyiz
San Antonio
Houston
Kansas City
New York
Atlanta
Kentucky
Washington
Buffalo
College
Greensburg Col
Averett
Centenary
Va. Commonwealth
East
Appalachian
Augustana
Ncasneville
Oti Coppin
Barber-Scotia
Eckerd
Wash. & Lee
Georgia Tech
Davidson
Penn St
Dan River
Martinsville
Charham
Dreary Mason
Furistar
Basson
Career
Laurel Park
Patrick County
Seminole
Gretna
Staunton River
Altavista
William Campbell
Ambers
Appomattox
Nelson County
Brookville
Defferson Forest
Liberty
Cincinnati Bearcats rout St Josephs Indiana in nonconference win
Cincinnati Bearcats remained unbeaten as they shot near 70 percent in the first half and broke a two year old record with 35 field goals, routing St Josephs Indiana 120 to 49 in a nonconference college basketball game Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Nets Rally Edges Colonels In ABA Thriller
Brian Taylor nailed two late three pointers and a pair of free throws with 19 seconds left to lift the New York Nets to a 98-96 win over the Kentucky Colonels. Julius Erving and Kenny Gilmore tied for scoring honors with 28 points apiece as Taylor added 18 and Al Skinner 15, with Kim Hughes contributing 10 points and 26 rebounds.
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Untondale
N.Y
Brian Taylor
New York
Nets
American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
Julius Erving
Kentucky
Gilmore
Taylor
al Skinner
Kim Hughes
Riverside Lanes Ladies Win Classic League Title
In a crowded Riverside Lanes recap, Faithfule 52 led with Walker 200 and Sparks 189 as Travellers, Protips and S&H Metal posted scores. Other notable results include Bank & Trust, Auto. Chem and Sunbeam teams with strong individual games. several names like Wagner and Walker show high marks. The day featured multiple leagues with mixed outcomes and several near 200+ games across the board.
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Cat Riverside Lanes Ladies
Walker
Central Hsa
Sparks
Travellers
Protips
Josh
Owen
Gordiimers
Me Corrick
Freeze
Gunnett
S&h Metal
Mis
Souther Beles
Surcett
Dr Pepper
Arnold
Sometime Girls
Burnet
Suburban League Gems
McCormick
Va. Bank & Trust
Seten
We Team
Crowder Coy
T. I
Pace Va Auto. Chem
Abbot
Barkhouser
Wagner
Sunbeam
Moore
Walker's Uphol
Reschal
Shoney's
Walker State Farm
Power
Coffea
Cundiff
Daniel
Wyatt Id
Greensboro Tops Averett in 112 91 Shootout
Greensboro College defeated Averett 112 to 91 in Greensboro North Carolina. Averett led by 15 early as Greensboro seized a 56 43 advantage at halftime with Ron Reaves scoring 24 for Averett followed by Stanley Sims 22 and Doug Hershey 20. Averett 04 plays UNC Greensboro Jan at home.
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Greensboro College
Averett
Greensboro
N.C
Ron Reaves
Stanley Sims
Doug Hershey
UNC Greensboro
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Howard West
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Ted Carter
Norman Riddle
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Ricky Emerson
Dennis Tarpley
Mark Oakes
Tim Grant
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Victor Younger
Cyrus Roher
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Gary Stephens
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