Southern Conference Improves Image in Nonleague Play
Southern Conference teams posted a 8-13 nonleague mark after a 3-1 Saturday, led by The Citadel and Davidson surging in wins. Davidson beat Mercer 80-50 while Furman edged Newberry 62-59 and East Carolina overwhelmed East Tennessee 85-63. The Citadel and William and Mary tied for league lead with a 71-67 win as Dick Campbell benched two starters. Steve Fisher led The Citadel with 13 points and Cal Hayslip 12 in a balanced guard lineup.
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Citadel
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Indians
Dick Campbell
Wake Forest
Roanoke
Steve Fisher
Cal Hayslip
Tommy Russell
Mike Ruddle
Jim Warne
Tom Jasper
Big Four Tourney Sets Test For ACC Rivals In Greensboro
The 1970-71 ACC season sees Virginia leading with a 6-0 start while Duke, Maryland, and North Carolina also race undefeated. NC State, Wake Forest, and Duke seek winning form as the first Big Four tournament unfolds in Greensboro with North Carolina facing NC State and Duke meeting Wake Forest Friday night.
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Norm Sloan
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Davis
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Chapel Hill
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Cavalier
Bill Gibson
Presbyterian Takes Home Top Honors
Presbyterian College led the conference with five players on the 22 man All-State team and Allen McNeil named player of the year at the league banquet. Coach Calley Gault earned coach of the year honors as Presbyterian posted a 5 0 league mark and 8 3 overall.
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Presbyterian
Allen McNeil
Calley Gault
Tom Lumsden
Lenoir-Rhyne
McNeil
Columbia
Sanders Breaks Long Victory Drought In Bahama Islands Open
Doug Sanders ends a four year win drought with a two hole playoff victory over Chris Blocker for 26 000 first prize in Freeport Grand Bahama Palmer misses another chance to extend his winning streak. Lee Trevino dominates with course record 65 and ends year as top money winner.
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Grand Bahama
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Arnold Palmer
Sanders
Chris Blocker
Palmer
Blocker
Lee Trevino
Dick Crawford
Tommy Aaron
Gay Brew
Dave Hill
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