Cougars Struggle to Win at Home and in Close Games
In the Eastern Division race, the Carolina Cougars falter on home court and in clutch moments, despite strong efforts from Bill Bunting, Randy Mahaffey, Larry Miller, and Gene Littles. Moe Moe Verga and coach Bones McKinney face a slump, as losses to Indiana, Los Angeles, and upcoming Greensboro schedule threaten their return to form.
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Pacers Win Battle Over Buccaneers
The Indiana Pacers beat the New Orleans Buccaneers 94 to 83 in ABA action as Mel Daniels scored 27 and Roger Brown 23 for Indiana. Buck Harley Swift will miss 10 to 12 weeks with a knee ligament tear.
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College Scores Roundup Shows Varied Early Results
ECAC semifinals include St Bonaventure routing St Joseph's 96 61 and Purdue edging Penn 88 85. Other highlights note Bowling Green over So. Winston 67 57, Harvard 74 over unspecified foe, and a mix of classic tournament first rounds across campuses with several close games and notable upsets.
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Wildcats Hold Top Spot in Pro Cage Standings
The Associated Press ranking keeps Kentucky at number one after a 102 to 100 win over Notre Dame. UCLA remains close in second with 470 points and 60 first place votes. South Carolina stays third, North Carolina fourth, while Ohio University Tennessee New Mexico State and Houston hold their ranks after key wins.
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Longhorns chase two titles in football and basketball
The Texas Longhorns hold two championship bids this week with the top ranked football team facing Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl and the basketball squad meeting Seton Hall for the Hurricane Classic title in Miami. A prior win over Ohio boosted their season to 5-4 as the AP poll shows Santa Clara beating Houston and Kentucky, UCLA, and others in a busy Top 20 slate.
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Sunday School Results and Player Scores Across Churches
A fragmented Sunday school score roundup shows multiple churches and players with scattered tallies. Names include Byerly, Sally, Wesley, Winklosky, Scearce, Langford, Riddle, Morgan, Cochran, and Morgan among others. Locations referenced include Oakview Gap and Green Street.
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Play Resumes Tonight In State Tourney Tilt
In a Holiday Doubleheader at the Lexington YMCA Lexington beat North Davidson 60 58 on a George Kirk jumper with 10 seconds left. Central Davidson defeated West Davidson 63 00. Lexington and Central Davidson meet tonight at 7 while West and North play the nightcap. Kirk led Lexington with 19 points, Walter Miller 13, Randy Merritt 11. Essick 19 for North Davidson with Brandon 17. North Davidson benched by early fouls. Lexington stands 4 2, North 3 3. Central Davidson improves to 4 2, Green Dragon 3 3. Mayhew 21 Grubb 13 Garner 10 pace the Spartans win over West. Easter 15 Hobbs 10 for West.
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