Virginia Triumphs In Double Overtime Over Tech
Virginia Cavaliers outlast Virginia Tech 79 77 in a double overtime clash at University Hall Charlotesville. Senior captain Wally Walker led the Cavaliers with 27 points amid a tense late finish as Tech guards struggled from the field. Tech ends regular season at Syracuse while Virginia heads to Maryland for an ACC game.
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Nelson County edges Gretna in district semifinal thriller
James Smith banked a buzzer-beating basket as Nelson County overcame an eight-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Gretna 76-74 in Lynchburg. Smith led with 39 points. Gretna's Mike Luck scored 35 in his final high school game.
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Ambitious College Scores Mixed Across Regions
A garbled set of basketball results from multiple colleges and scholastic leagues lists scores for teams such as Virginia Union, Seton Hall, Maryland, and Texas Tech among others. The page mixes pro, college, and scholastic games with numerous OCR errors, unclear team names, and inconsistent formatting.
GW Plays Cave Spring In District Tournament
GW and Cave Spring meet in the Western District semifinals at Satem Civic Center after both finishing strong in the season. Patrick Henry and Fleming open, with GW aiming for a regional berth if PH beats Fleming. Kenny Lewis scored late in a prior GW win. Cave Spring praised as disciplined and dangerous.
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Fred Marti Leads 300 000 TPD Championship Round One
Fred Marti, a 14-year pro veteran, shot six under par 66 to lead the 300,000 TPD Championship as darkness halted the first round at Inverrary. Jack Nicklaus stood four under with two holes remaining, while Don January, Tom Watson, and J C Snead were two strokes back in a deep, rain-delayed field.
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Anderson Flair Win Feature at City Auditorium
Ric Flair and Gene Anderson defeated Tim Woods and Tiger Conway in the feature at City Auditorium. Tony Alas and Ronnie Garvin beat Doug Summers and Bill Howard. El Rayo defeated Eve Strong and Bruiser Bill White beat Greg Peterson. Card notes March 31 in the Mid Atlantic card.
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Virginia Cancels Annual Varsity Alumni Grid Game
Virginia abolishes the long running Varsity Alumni football game at Charlottesville city stadium ending spring practice for Cavaliers. Athletic director Gene Corrigan cites Dick Bestwick’s plan to field a united squad with new offense and defense as reason. Intrastate scrimmage April 0 will close spring drills.
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Aggies maul UMES to reach MEAC semis in Greensboro
NC A&T rolled past Maryland Eastern Shore 96 to 70 to earn a MEAC tournament semifinal berth in Greensboro. Howard beat Delaware State 68 to 37 while NC Central upset South Carolina State 81 in overtime. Morgan State earned a semifinal bye and will face Howard, while NC A&T meets NC Central. Allen Adkins becomes first to join City Wide 100 Mile Club after 100 miles jogged at Squire Armory.
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Martinsville to Meet Regionals After District Win
Martinsville clinches the Group AA Region III spot by beating Patrick County 72 42 in the Piedmont District semifinals. Keith Burgess and Tim Grant 19 points apiece lead the victors as Dan River faces Tunstall in the other semifinal with a regional berth at Laurel Park High School at stake.
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