Wildcats Rally To 72-58 District Win Over Bassett
Dan River High School held Bassett scoreless in the third quarter with a zone press after a slow first half to pull away 72-58 in Piedmont District action. Jerome Morris led Dan River with 6 points in the decisive quarter, while Alonzo Williams added 10 off the bench.
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Dan River High School
Bassett
Wildcats
Bengals
Jerome Morris
Jackie Richardson
Melvin Fitzgerald
Morris
Richardson
Fitzgerald
Alonzo Williams
Dan River
Calvin Smith
Jerry Edwards
George Wampler
Phil Smith
Doug Shelton
Will Rogers
Mario Andretti Freed From Hospital After Ontario Crash
In Ontario California AP report Mario Andretti was released from a hospital two days after a mild concussion from a crash at Ontario Motor Speedway. The article also notes a Wildcats win and standings updates with Fieldale-Collinsville and Drewry Mason in pursuit. The Wildcats travel to Stuart for a game with Patrick Cottaty and a jayvee contest starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Ontario, Calif
Mario Andretti
Ontario Motor Speedway
Wildcats
Fieldale-Collinsville
Drewry Mason
Stuart
Patrick Cottaty
Duquesne Upsets No 9 Providence in overtime thriller
In Pittsburgh, Duquesne stunned ninth ranked Providence 88-87 after a late game heroics. Norm Nixon stole an in-bounds pass and Bernie O Keefe's 20 footer at the buzzer gave the Dukes the dramatic win as Providence’s 87-84 lead fizzled in the final seconds. Don McLane led Duquesne with 24 points and Lionel Billingi added 21 and 15 boards, while Marvin Barnes top scored for Providence with 27 and 23 rebounds.
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Pittsburgh
Norm Nixon
Bernie O'Keefe
Duquesne
Providence
O'Keefe
Dukes
Nixon
Friars
Don McLane
Harvey Jones Leads Division II Scoring
Harvey Jones of Alabama State tops the NCAA Division II scoring race at 31.2 points per game and 18.8 rebounds per contest. Aaron James of Grambling is second at 28.4, with Southern University’s Roan Barrow third at 26.6, as NAIA and other leaders are noted across divisions.
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Associated Press
Harvey Jones
Alabama State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Collegiate Sports Services
Jones
Aaron James
Grambling
Southern University
Roan Barrow
Marvin Webster
Morgan
State
Earl Williams
Winston-Salem
Uc-Irvine
Dave Baker
Kirby Thurston
Western Carolina
Hamilton
Pedro Garcia
Kevin Davis
Alcorn A&m
Fairleigh Dickinson- Madison
Fred Petty
New Hampshire College
Joe Ingram
Hawthorne
Wartburg
Fred Waldstein
Russell Drake
Case Western
Bruins Edge Flames 4 2 in NHL clash
Boston Bruins beat the Atlanta Flames 4 2 as Phil Esposito scored twice to reach 45 goals in 47 games and lift the East leaders. John Bucyk tied it on a third period power play before Esposito added the insurance tally and Savard set up the quick short handed strike earlier.
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Boston
Phil Esposito
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Atlanta Flames
Esposito
Bruins
Don Marcotte
Carol Vadnais
John Bucyk
Bucyk
Atlanta
Bobby Leiter
Unclear basketball results from scattered lines
Readable items show a collage of college basketball scores and player names, including mentions of Virginia Tech, Belmont Abbey, New Mexico State, DePaul, and Morgan State. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent structure, dates, venues, and complete team rosters.
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COLL
Va Tech
Witt
Salem
Morris Ward
Newbeef
Lirnestans Durques Coorgetown
Stenta Cot
Winsto
Augustine Ib Hampton
Shaw
Folk
Morgan St
Christian
N.C
Belmont Abbey
Nicklaus Cards 1st Round 65 To Challenge Miller
Jack Nicklaus fired a 65 in the first round of the Hawaiian Open to challenge Johnny Miller, who shot a 63 to lead amid a rain soaked Waialae course. Nicklaus birdied seven of his last ten holes and hoped the weather would not force a delay to the event. Miller swept the season’s first three events and remained the pace setter as others battled in soaking rain. Nicklaus said his return was not prompted by Miller’s streak.
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Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Bob Green
Honolulu
Jack Nicklaus
Iame
Waialae Country Club
Pacific
Miller
Lanny Wadkins
Bruce Crampton
John Schells
Golden Bear
Bing Crosby
Gibby Gilbert
Hubert Green
Bobby Nichols
San Diego
Bob Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Ben Crenshaw
Young Signs With Cowboys
Dallas signs NC State running back Charles Young after he rejects a WBL offer. He was the Cowboys' second first round pick and 22nd overall. Agent Fred Joseph says a multi year deal was agreed with undisclosed terms. The WBL’s Florida Sharks had contacted Joseph hours before the announcement.
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Dallas
Charles Young
North Carolina State
World Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Young
Cowboys
National Football League
Fred Joseph
Florida Sharks
WBL
Joseph
Eagles Face E. C. Glass In Western District Headliner
In tonight's Western District action GW hosts E. C. Glass led by George Price against Kenny Ray Smith, with Glass aiming to split the two remaining league games for a possible district title. Tunstall, Dan River, Chatham, and Laurel Park also travel or host in regional matchups as tipoff is 8 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. jayvee start.
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George Washington Weh School
E.C. Glass
Eagles
Tunstall
Power Fieldale
Collinsville
Dan River
Patrick County
Chatham
Laurel Park
George Price
Kenny Ray Smith
Dave Brown
Glass
Brown
Smith
Hilltoppers
Halifax County
Billy Huffman
Flood
Price
Cheyenne Jones
Aubrey Wilson
Wilson
Jones
Sems
Ricky Cobbs
Arlie Collins
Rob Murray
Terry Walker
Fiellale
Kenny Joyce
Trojans
Ricky Smith
Mitchell Harris
Jimmy Williams
Wayne Shelton
Mark Stephans
Ratrick Counly
Howard West
Han River
Bassett
Wildcats
Stuart
Jackie Richardson
Jerome Morris
Calvin Smith
Melvin Fitzgerald
Lancers
Cavaliers
Doug Craddock
Jayvee
Notre Dame routs DePaul 101 72 as Dantley collapses
Notre Dame's Adrian Dantley scored 23 points and grabbed 15 rebounds before collapsing during a timeout. He was taken to the infirmary and reported in stable condition as the third ranked Irish beat DePaul 101-72. Gary Brokaw added 25 points, and Notre Dame improved to 14-1, trailing only once early in the game.
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Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Adrian Dantley
Fighting Irish
DePaul
Dantley
Firmary
Digger Phelps
Gary Brokaw
Virginia Tech Domination Beats William and Mary 80-61
Virginia Tech pulled away with a 12 point second half run to beat William and Mary 80-61 in Blacksburg. Duke Thorpe led Tech with 26 points and nine rebounds while Ron Satterthwaite topped the Indians with 14 points as Tech remained undefeated at home against state foes.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
Tech
W&m
Indians
Bobby Stevens
Charlie Thomas
Craig Leider
Duke Thorpe
Thorpe
Mike Arizin
Ron Satterlinwaite
Willam
Arizin Vi. Coural
Satterthwaite
Vail
Roichert
Panzenback
Lieder
DH Stevens
Frazier McKee
Mestueaciman McQanouh
WEN WW
W&m Reach
Origin
Riverside bowling results and league standings muddled
Readable items show multiple names and scores across local bowling leagues. Entries mention Bank of Vir, Wyl's Car Wash, Concord teams, and several players with scattered figures such as 39 percent and 210. The text is fragmented with inconsistent naming and unclear event details.
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Tack Verside Ladies Ladies Bande
Tur Riverside
Haaldinig
Pupply
Hobbs
Eon
W. Slenry
Arnold Heciste
Oman
Hradford
McLannahan Ye Chavet
CHH
Hegisler
Tasimneme
Sorthman
Kagan
Willits
Bank of Vir
Shelton
Fanegonn Silver
Grande
Wyl's
Crawford
Fdkitnaa
Daniel
Bonaree
Wargrave Mai Faders
Lewin
Winchester
Fader
Ian Beh
Poleat
Kabel
Hlauaher
CAL Sthoottsela Hee
Burda S Andiemp Nih
Trentay Interatet
Strader
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the Register
Danville, Va
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Hassett
Fergal Ricard
Edwards Ma
Chinoy
Bed Smith
Harwood
Shelma
Piteger
Gardner Webb
Kansas City
Fairmont State
W.va
Maryland-Eastern Shore
Gardner-Webb
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Maryland
Alcorn A&m. Miss
Wichita Falls
Tex
Alcorn
Jackson State
Miss
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Augustina
Marymount
Kan
Hanover
Bruins Edge Flames
Larry Romandiyeh
Flames
Andre Savard
Savard
al Sims
Arnie Brown
Greg Sheppard
Bruing Stiff
E. C. Glass
Dan RiverOn Road
Va. Tech
Boston Light
Kentucky
Mr. Boston
Alsey
Mie Marstons Detille
Hevtiin
Mas
Danville Armory
Brute Bernard Jay York
Beauegard
Danny Miller
Les Thatcher Scott Casey
Johnson Bros
ABE Koplen Clothing Company
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Boots Sale
ABE Koplen Clothing CO
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