Sewell Leads High Point In 84-69 Win Over Catawba
High Point College roared to an 84-69 home victory over Catawba, led by Danny Sewell with 30 points and 20 rebounds. The Panthers hit 50.8 percent from the floor, built a 46-34 halftime lead, and moved into first place in the North State Conference as Lenoir Rhyne dropped 74-72 to Appalachian State.
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Chappell Wins Last-Second Heartbreaker for Wake Forest
Wake Forest beats Maryland 65-64 at Winston-Salem as Len Chappell hits a 20 foot jumper at the final horn. Chappell tops with 24 points while Maryland's Bunge adds 23 and 12 rebounds. Deacons rise to 8-2 in ACC, 13-6 overall. Terps fall to 4-3 in league, 9-5 overall.
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Hiatt lifts Appalachian in late rally over Lenoir Rhyne 73-71
Kay Hiatt hit a fallaway with two seconds left to cap Appalachian State’s 73-71 comeback win over Lenoir Rhyne in a foul filled North State clash. Hiatt had tied the game with two free throws at 2:04, and Appalachian controlled the final sequence after Lenoir Rhyne lost the ball.
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Duke Defeats Navy 58-48 Behind Frye's 19 Points
Duke jumped to a 10-point lead early and held on for a 58-48 victory over Navy at Annapolis. Doug Kistler and Howard Hart contributed 10 points each while John Frye led a sharp Blue Devil attack with 19 points. Navy, hampered by poor shooting early, trailed 24-10 at halftime and could not close the gap despite a improved second half effort.
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Indiana Tops Wisconsin 97 65 in Big Ten clash
Walt Bellamy scored 32 points and dominated the boards to power Indiana past Wisconsin 97-65. The 6-10 junior opened with 21 points in the first half as Indiana built a 50-38 lead, dropping Wisconsin to its sixth consecutive conference defeat.
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Wofford Tops Newberry in Little Four Clash
Wofford beat Newberry 82 to 75 in a Little Four basketball game. Wofford shot 53 percent from the field while Newberry hit 36 percent. Bill Barbee scored 19 and Bob Waldrop 18 for Wofford, with Charlie Gallagher leading Newberry with 20 points.
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Palmer Leads Desert Classic Into Final Round
Johnny Palmer shoots 66 to reach 272 for four rounds at Palm Springs Desert Classic, holding a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and a crowded field. Wes Ellis Jr. slips to 278 as others chase top prize and 60-man final round field is set.
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