Davis sparks Maryland past NCSU in ACC debut rout
Maryland guard Brad Davis scored a career high 26 points helping 15th ranked Maryland defeat North Carolina State 67 to 52. Davis scored 11 in the final seven minutes as Maryland built and held a double digit lead. Steve Sheppard added 22 for Maryland, Kenny Carr led NCSU with 20 points.
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Kenny Carr
College Park
Brad Davis
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Norm Sloan
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Lefty Driesell
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Clyde Austin
Larry Gibson
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Sheppard
Brian Magid
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Walker
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Ewing
Boston
Gil Oon
Bryan
Lakers Rally Past Pistons For 124-118 Victory
Lakers overcome 12 point fourth quarter deficit to beat the Detroit Pistons 124-118 behind Cazzie Russell with 35 points and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar adding 28. Bob Lanier led Detroit with 25 points and 19 rebounds as turnovers hurt the Pistons late.
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Scheckter Wins Argentine Grand Prix in Scorching Heat
Jody Scheckter of South Africa won the Argentine Grand Prix driving a Wolf Ford as temperatures soared above 100 degrees. Carlos Pace finished second for Brazil, with Argentina’s Reutemann third in a Ferrari. several drivers retired due to engine and tire trouble and overheating. Pace, Reutemann, and Fittipaldi joined Scheckter among the top six to earn world championship points.
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James Bunt
England
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Austria
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Official Tribune
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War Ford
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Michigan coach Blast Referees After Wisconsin Win
Michigan coach Johnny Orr blasted the officiating after a 66-63 win over Wisconsin. He criticized referees Richard Weiler Gary Muncy and Phil Robinson for a technical on Joel Thompson and for failing to see the ball go in. The coach defended his players and noted the tough game against the Badgers.
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Johnny Orr
Michigan
Wisconsin Badgers
Wisconsin
Richard Weiler
Gary Muncy
Phil Robinson
Orr
Ann Arbor
Joel Thompson
Bill Cofield
Pate Wins Phoenix Open in Playoff Over Stockton
Jerry Pate, trailing by three, forced a playoff with Dave Stockton at the Phoenix Open after 72 holes tied at 277. In the playoff on the 15th, Stockton bogeyed while Pate parred after missed putts. Pate earned $40,001 to Stockton's $22,000 as the inaugural 1977 event concluded amid frosty greens and delayed CBS coverage.
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Dave Stockton
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Hale
Rath
Larry Nelson
Brunt Lietzke
George Burns
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Bill Garrett
Fuety Zoe
Dave Ell
Miller Heart Asa
Cesar Renaldo
Apie
Mike Morley
Joe Conny E¢wa
Forrest Fezler
Baday Wit
Don January
Lonny Wadkins
Azdy
Hale Irwin
Thes
Elk Massengale
Tom
Hvis Mix
Tom Kite
Vic Regelada
Bob Gliner
Tara Watson
Wally Armadroni
ACC Action Tightens As Wake Forest Visits UNC
North Carolina and Wake Forest clash Thursday in Winston-Salem with first place on the line in the ACC. Duke starts league play, Maryland wins at NCSU, and Wake Forest seeks key wins after overtime victory over Maryland as UNC beats Virginia State in tuneup.
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Bette
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Tar Heels
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Blue Devils
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Maryland
North Carolina State
Navy
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Skip Brown
Substitutes Spark William and Mary In 66-63 Victory over Appalachian State
William and Mary Indians rely on reserves after Ron Satterthwaite's departure to beat Appalachian State 66-63 in a Southern Conference clash. Matt Courage led with 23 points and eight rebounds while John Lowenhaupt added 19 as the Indians gain sole league lead. Appalachian Bowser scored 3 points and Tony Searcy 14.
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Indians
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Furman
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Jonathan Moore
Davison
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Ron Carter
Dave Montgomery
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Emory and Heary
Keydats
Top Twenty College Basketball Frets As AP Reports
AP tally shows Kentucky beat Georgia in OT 64 38, and Alabama defeated Auburn 75 83. Notre Dame lost to Princeton 63 14, while UCLA slipped past Rhode Island 68 88 with North Carolina routing Clemson 51 8. Maryland toppled Mississippi 78 to 86 as Saint Louis beat Florida 71 45.
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Danville Wins Meet at Skatetown in One-Sided Wins
Danville Senior skating hockey team swept Sunday round robin at Skatetown with 8-1 rout of Roanoke and a decisive 6-1 victory over Hampton. Dean Gupton led scoring with assists from Jimmy Mann and Weldon Reynolds. Jimmy Shelton earned 43 saves as Danville claimed top honors. Burlington finished second, Hampton third, Roanoke fourth. Junior league results had Hampton defeat Danville twice, 6-0 and 4-2, leaving Danville seniors 7-0 and juniors 0-3 heading to Burlington then Roanoke.
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