Duke Rolls Past UNC in TumULT Tallies 81-77 After Court brawl
Duke’s Art Heyman scored 36 as Duke beat North Carolina 81-77 in a tense game that ended in a free for all with players and spectators clashing. Police cleared the court while NC's Larry Brown and Heyman triggered the melee nine seconds left. Catawba topped HPC 52-47 in North State action as Al Johnson led the Indians with 18 points.
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Elon Nips Catamounts By 85-84
Jug Irwin's jump shot with six seconds left gave Elon a 85-84 victory over Western Carolina in a rough North State Conference meeting. Catamounts lost three starters, and Duke and North Carolina played a separate ACC thriller with Duke winning 81-?
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Deacs Triumph Over Maryland 78 69 In ACC Tilt
Wake Forest in second place in the ACC after a 78 69 win over Maryland. Len Chappell scored 28 and grabbed 12 boards while Bill Hull added 15 points and 10 rebounds. Maryland led briefly in the second half before Wake Forest pulled away.
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Bulldogs Split Pair as Ragsdale Tops Trinity Girls 64 45
Ragsdale beat Trinity 64 45 in the girls game, pushing coach Don Scalf’s Tigerettes to 17 straight wins. Brenda Holmes led with 19 points, Anne Tracy 18, and Patty Neave 16 as Trinity fouls frustrated the Tigers. In the boys game Trinity won 55 35 while Henry Peele scored 19 for Trinity and Moore 11 for Ragsdale, who failed on 28 free throws.
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Hawks Beat Knicks 128-111 at Madison Square Garden
The St. Louis Hawks defeated the New York Knickerbockers 128-111 at Madison Square Garden. It marked the Hawks seventh straight win over New York this season as a light crowd braved a heavy snowstorm for the nationally televised game.
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Cavaliers Top South Carolina 90 82 Behind Laquintano’s 38
Virginia Cavaliers defeated South Carolina 90 82 in Columbia with Tony Laquintano scoring 38 points. South Carolina led at halftime 36 33 but Virginia pulled away after the break with Laquintano keying the surge. Art Whisnant and Bobby Robinson led SC with 24 and 23 points respectively.
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College Basketball Results From The Associated Press
West Virginia 8 NC State 78 final scores shows scattered results across colleges including Navy 58 Penn State 54 Purdue 69 Wisconsin 55 Villanova at Seton Hall postponed Virginia Military at The Citadel postponements dominated. Several games listed with scores and notices of postponed or canceled events.
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Davidson Defeats Pfeiffer in 66 56 Basketball Victory
Davidson College led from tip for a 66 56 win over Pfeiffer in Davidson, N C. Senior Joe Markee scored 26 and freshman Bill Jarman added 17 as the Wildcats built a big second half margin. Pfeiffer’s Bobby Franks had 21 to lead Pfeiffer. Davidson dominated rebounding 51 37 with Markee grabbing 15 and Jarman 13. The teams meet again Thursday at Pfeiffer gym.
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Lenoir Rhyne Rips Appalachian 93-80 in Key Conference Win
Lenoir Rhyne Bears beat Appalachian 93-80 in a North State Conference game at the Bear field house before 4,000. Chuck Fearn scored 19 in the first half, Tom Burton added 24, and Ed Holbrook 16 in the second half as Lenoir Rhyne built a balanced attack. Rick Howe led Appalachian with 23 before fouling out late.
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UNC Mermen Beat Florida 57 38 for 7-2 Record
North Carolina swimmers defeated Florida 57 to 38 in Chapel Hill as Harry Bloom led with two firsts. The win followed Florida's prior loss to N C State, keeping UNC at 7-2 for the season.
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Bellamy’s 34 Leads Indiana Past Northwestern 90 78
Walt Bellamy, 6 10 Olympic team veteran, scored 34 points to lift Indiana University over Northwestern 90 78 in Bloomington. He used his height to draw defenders and drive for layups in the Big Ten contest.
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NC study backs using tax funds for high school athletics
A North Carolina Special committee urged using tax funds to finance athletic programs to relieve pressure and keep athletics under school control. The panel proposed limiting championships, creating a central athletic association, and ineligibility for all star or bowl game participants, with stricter scheduling and awards limits.
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