Indiana No 1 in AP college basketball poll
Indiana remains No 1 in the weekly AP college basketball poll after a 72-47 overtime win over Michigan. Marquette holds No 2 with 18-1 record, while North Carolina and Maryland rise to No 3 and No 4 respectively. Rutgers debuts at No 5 after recent victories.
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Cavaliers Rally Past Hofstra 91 83 in Virginia Victory
Virginia Cavaliers, led by five double figure scorers, defeated Hofstra Flying Dutchmen 91-83 in Charlottesville. Wally Walker scored 19 points, Otis Fulton 13, Billy Langdon 14, while Hofstra's Richie Laurel led with 24 points and Ken Rood and Berard Tomlin each had 21. Virginia shot 58 percent, held a 15 to 16 point lead in the second half, and cleared the bench as Hofstra trimmed the margin late.
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GW on Road Tonight in District Basketball Action
All area high schools hit the road for district games led by George Washington at E C Glass in Lynchburg. Dan River visits Brewry Mason. Tunstall at Patrick County. Chatham at Fieldale Collinsville. Gretna faces Liberty in the Seminole. GW aims to clinch a second place tie with a win over the Hilltoppers.
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Indiana Pummels Michigan State 85 70 in Bloomington
Indiana's Kent Benson scores a career high 38 as top-ranked Hoosiers beat Michigan State 85-70. Terry Furlow counters with 40 for the Spartans, while MSU players foul out in the second half to extend Indiana's Big Ten win streak to 30 games.
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Basketball Scores From Denver To New York And More
A sprawling set of early scores across college and recreational play shows Denver over New York 119 Houston 108 and many others across Virginia North Carolina Appalachian Presbyterian and more. Highlights include Guilford 65 Lenoir Rhyne 74 Belmont Abbey 95 and Rutgers 110 Delaware 62 with several mismatched or unclear entries amid the batch.
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Riverside Laces King Pin League Scores and Standings
Bowlers from Riverside and nearby clubs posted game scores and series totals as the King Pin League displayed team match results. Notable marks included Presley 204 and Leigh 225 while coringes posted a 706.
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Front Row Drivers Confirmed for Daytona 500 Race
Ramo Scott and Terry Ryan, from USAC stock cars, secured front row positions for the Daytona 300 as qualifying continued for NASCAR's 350000 grand national classic. Foyt led Sunday timing before disqualifications for fuel and aerodynamic aids reshaped the lineup.
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Johnny Miller Plans To Take Time Off From Pro Tour
Johnny Miller will scale back his golf schedule after winning the Bob Hope Desert Classic. He plans rest periods between events, aiming for stronger play at Los Angeles Open and Players Championship. Miller notes past gains after breaks and says he may skip some tournaments to balance rest and competition.
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DeBusschere Seeks End as ABA Chief in Merger Push
NEW YORK AP Dave DeBusschere, in his first full year as ABA commissioner, wants this to be his last as top executive. He favors a merger or consolidation with the NBA after the Robertson case resolution, saying it serves professional basketball. He plans talks with NBA commissioner Larry OBrien as merger prospects rise. The NBA Board opposed a merger, but insiders say interest exists in ABA clubs in New York, Denver, Kentucky, Indiana, San Antonio, and St. Louis. DeBusschere hints he could be let go as part of any consolidation.
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Havlicek Seeks Hal Greer Career Games Record
Veteran John Havlicek aims to surpass Hal Greer with 1,123 NBA career games and push for the scoring milestone. The 35 year old Celtics star says he will quit only if unable to contribute or stay healthy, while sharing duties with Glenn McDonald and maintaining his endurance-driven approach.
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Western Carolina Beats Appalachian State 79-69
Western Carolina defeated Appalachian State 79-69 as Lee Gibbs and Thomas Wilson each scored 20 points. Gibbs and Wilson combined for 18 rebounds to lead a stronger Catamounts effort on the boards. Daryll Robinson led App State with 18 points while Bob Pace contributed for the Mountaineers.
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