Moulton Red Devils smash Cherokee for 103 points
Lawrence County Red Devils led by Pettus with 30 and Elmore 23 defeated Cherokee Indians 103 to 56. Moulton jumped ahead after the first quarter and placed over 100 points for the first time this season. They host Muscle Shoals Thursday and visit Central Friday.
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Gamecocks Upset Duke 83 80 In Columbia
South Carolina beat the ranked Duke Blue Devils 83 80 in Columbia. Skip Harlicka 23 points and Jack Thompson 21 led the Gamecocks with supporting 44 total from the pair as Mike Lewis poured in 33 for Duke.
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Navy defeated Gettysburg 85 to 59 and Fordham beat Wagner 93 to 71. Miami Ohio routed Pitt 66 to 42 while Coast Guard Academy topped Bates 100 to 94 and Williams beat Springfield 115 to 78. Northeastern edged Holy Cross 86 to 67 and Boston University lost to Seton Hall 82 to 46. LIU defeated Saint Penns 88 to 52, South South Carolina fell to Duke 83 to 80, Georgia Tech beat VMI 90 to 70. Miami Florida downed Maryland 93 to 73 as Florida State 81 swept Valdosta State 71. Clemson edged Wake Forest 70 to 67 and Tennessee beat Arkansas State 67 to 70. Tennessee Tech defeated Chattanooga 81 to 69 and George Washington defeated William and Mary 76 to 66.
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Cincinnati beat Detroit 121 101 and Baltimore topped New York 134 131. Philadelphia 125 edged Boston 118. San Francisco 123 defeated Chicago 119. Seattle 128 beat Los Angeles 116. ABA Denver 137 beat Oakland 113 and New Orleans 112 toppled Kentucky 101. Pittsburgh 121 outscored Minnesota 112.
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Pipers Edge Muskies To Lead ABA Eastern Division
The Pittsburgh Pipers defeated the Minnesota Muskies 121 112 to move ahead by 1 game in the ABA Eastern Division. Charlie Williams led Pittsburgh with 28 points, Connie Hawkins 25, Art Heyman 24, while Les Hunter led Muskies with 31. Other ABA results included New Orleans over Kentucky 112 101 and Denver over Oakland 137 113.
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Bryant Won't Enter Senate Race as Alabama Coach
Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant announced he will not seek the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Senator Lister Hill. He said he plans to coach at least four more years, citing a desire to avoid political demands after a disappointing season and honoring his Alabama coaching legacy.
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Ken Meyer Resigns as Alabama Offensive Coach to Join 49ers
Ken Meyer, head offensive coach under Paul Bryant at the University of Alabama since 1963, resigns to become backfield coach for the San Francisco 49ers. He has prior coaching stints at Denison University Wake Forest and Florida State and was born in Erie Pennsylvania.
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