Pro Cage Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press pro basketball standings cover the NBA and ABA with team records and penalties. Atlantic division leaders Boston and New York show strong marks while Buffalo trails. Central and Midwest show Chicago and Milwaukee atop their divisions. Pacific division includes Golden State and Phoenix near .500, with several teams jockeying for position. Monday results include Philadelphia routing Atlanta 116 95 while Milwaukee defeated Chicago.
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Vanderbilt and Indiana Top Upsets Brighten SEC Week
LSU routed by 72 63 35 points by Glenn Hansen and 27 by Eddie Palubinskas. Commodore captain Jan van Breda Kolff scored 16 as Vanderbilt holds 11 1 in SEC. Ohio Wisconsin WI Buckner 17 points Indiana beats Wisconsin eighth straight. Northwestern misses two free throws, Michigan escapes. Creighton beats Marquette 58 per cent first half. Other scores: Michigan State 75 Ohio State 67 Iowa 112 Purdue 111 OT Auburn 99 Kentucky 97 OT Florida 87 Georgia 74 Tennessee 65 Mississippi 67 WVU 78 Syracuse 77 Austin Peay 94 Morehead 83 UTC 98 Tennessee Chattanooga 66 Tennessee Wesleyan 66.
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Davidson county high school basketball schedule snippets
Tuesday night schedule lists Allen Jay and Hast Davidson boys at 6 p.m. followed by the Golden Eagle Girls versus Southwest Randolph at 7 30 and the Central Davidson boys against the West Davidson Green Dragons at 9 p.m.
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Creighton Joins AP Top Twenty With Upset Of Marquette
Creighton rises to No 17 in the AP college basketball poll after a 75-69 win over Marquette. UCLA holds No 1 with 998 points. Notre Dame and NC State follow, while Maryland moves to No 6 and Pittsburgh climbs to No 7. Others receiving votes include Arizona State, Cincinnati, Florida State, and Oklahoma.
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Stamp Rookie Of Week Earns ACC Honor At Wake Forest
Wake Forest freshman center Stamp from Gulf Coast Florida, who posted 30 points and 16 rebounds in a 74-67 win over Duke, earns ACC rookie of the week. He added 10 points and 11 rebounds in an 86-83 overtime loss to Virginia, boosting his season averages to 9.3 points and 9.2 rebounds.
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Carolinas Basketball Scores Highlight Regional Games
Indiana St beat UNC-Charlotte 70 67 Guilford defeated Lenoir Rhyne 75 72 Catawba overcame Campbell 83 71 Belmont Abbey bested Limestone 77 62 Pembroke edged UNC-Wilmington 71 70 Erskine beat Lander 51 37 Watford toppled Coker 87 50. Oak Ridge hosts undefeated Westchester Academy at 7 tonight with an 18 0 mark.
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Donohue Hints At Return As Daytona Week Tests Drive
Mark Donohue, retired four months, says he longs to drive again while at Daytona Beach to oversee a Penske operation for Speed Weeks. He enters the Daytona 500 and International Race of Champions heat, with hopes of a final thrill before stepping away from active driving.
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High Point Girls Beat State Team in Narrow Win
High Point College girls defeated N.C. State 61 to 47 as Jackie Siler scored 28 and Debbie Pitts added 10. The second half surged ahead with 33 points for HP to overturn a 28-25 halftime deficit. Genie Jordan led N.C. State with 15 points, Cathy Bounds added 10. HP improves to 6-6 and hosts Elon Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Issel and Erving Deadlocked In ABA Scoring Lead
New York AP finds Issel and Erving virtually tied for the ABA scoring title. Issel leads at 27.38 to Erving's 27.37, a one hundredth of a point, with both rounded to 27.4. Nets top East standings. Colonels one half game back. Other leaders include Artis Gilmore rebounding, Swen Nater field goal percentage, and Louie Dampier three-point shooting.
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Central Girls Edge Andrews In 4 A Semifinal
Central 19 2 records after a 49 24 win over Smith. Gail Lewis scored 22 and Cynthia Quick shone defensively. Andrews led by Pratt with 25 points, and Turner 16, as they defeated Reidsville 56 52 to reach the semifinals with an 11 9 season mark. Other quarterfinals featured Page vs Dudley and Grimsley vs Burlington Cummings.
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Piche Leads SHL Scoring Race with Narrow Edge
Claude Piche of Roanoke Valley holds a four point edge over Garry Swain of Charlotte in the Southern Hockey League scoring race with 13 games remaining in the regular season.
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