Tar Heels and Commodores Rally For Near Upset Victory
UNC overcome early deficit to beat Vanderbilt 84 78 behind Bob Lewis 31 points 22 in second half and Billy Cunningham 30 before fouling out. Vanderbilt guard Bob Grace 26 led visitors while Clyde Lee was limited to 16 as UNC pressed and iced late game to secure fifth win.
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Cunningham
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Bob Grace
Vanderbilt
Clyde Lee
UNC
Vandy
John Miller
Bill Brown
Boshart’s Free Throws Edge Wake In Hokies Thriller
Wake Forest defeated Virginia Tech 75 74 on Jim Boshart’s two late free throws. The Hokies designed a final play to reach Ron Perry but Perry was unavailable, leaving Mickey McDade to launch a long break and miss as the ball hit the rim. Wake coach Bones McKinney recounted a disrupted sequence with Anderson and Leonard in the lane.
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Joan Anderson
Dick Myers
Vonnervit
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Wv Halt
Tourine
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Neel Sinks 23 Points In 6th Victory In Row
High Point Panthers improved to 6-0 with an 80 63 win at Belmont Abbey over the Crusaders. Dale Neel, a 6 9 2 senior center from Rockville Md, led with 23 points and 18 rebounds while Kirk Stewart added 13 and Barry Smith 10. The Panthers pulled away in the second half after halftime adjustments and outboarded Abbey 57 41. The Abbey team remained winless at 0 6 with four players in double figures.
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Ehoes
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Sullivan
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O’brien
Sanicola
Arano
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Bison Idle Before Friday Home Game
High Point's Black Bison have one game this week and are idle tonight. Coach Tony Simeon prepares for Friday at Central High Gym against Rocky Mount. The 0-3 team lost three close games, two to Myers Park and one to Wilmington, and then host Decatur, Ga., next Monday.
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Duke Drops From Top Ten After AP Poll Shakeup
The AP Top Ten changed dramatically after Michigan upset Wichita 87-85 and North Carolina defeated Vanderbilt 84-78. Cazzie Russell led Michigan with 28 points, including the last second winner, as Wichita fell from the top spot. Vanderbilt dropped to ninth after a loss to Virginia Tech, and St Louis slid to tenth after a defeat by Missouri.
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Greensboro
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Commodores
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Missouri
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