Ragsdale Girls Win CCC Tourney Night Two
In Lexington, Ragsdale's girl Tigers beat West Davidson 40 21 as Ledford over Pilot 56 42 and North Davidson and Trinity win to claim district playoff spots. Central Davidson faces Ragsdale in a key boys matchup after North Davidson tops Trinity.
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Ohio State Buckeyes Sprint Toward 9-0 Big Ten Mark
Ohio State extended itsConference lead to 9-0 in the Big Ten and 24 straight in two seasons after an 89-65 win over Northwestern. Coach Fred Taylor complained his team seemed to relax, warning a potential slip versus Iowa next game.
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Citadel Grabs Second in Southern Conference With VMI Win
The Citadel surged into sole possession of second place in the Southern Conference by defeating VMI 91-83 after trailing by 10 at halftime. Gary Daniels scored 26 and Dan Howe 19 for the Cadets while Norm Halberstadt and Frank Oley led VMI with 17 points each.
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Blue Devils 3rd UNC 7th In AP Poll
Ohio State remains 1st with all first place votes while St. Bonaventure holds 2nd and Duke stays 3rd. Cincinnati rises to 4th and Kansas State up to 6th as UNC Missouri Valley and Big 12 teams climb with Duke slipping to 3rd after a second loss.
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Palmer Wins Phoenix Open in Playoff Over Sanders
Arnold Palmer defeats Doug Sanders by three strokes in a Phoenix Open playoff after both finish regulation at 270. Palmer leads money list with $12,425 official earnings and gains $4,300 prize plus share of gate receipts. Sanders pockets $3,000 and about $1,000 extra from gate split. Gary Player tops the season money list with $13,727 after winning the San Francisco Open.
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Allen Jay Winds Up Home Card
Allen Jay High School winds up its home basketball season with a non conference game against Summerfield High. The girls game starts at 7 p.m. The Jaybirds split the twin bill earlier as the AJ boys won and the AJ girls lost by two. The Birds finish the regular season Friday on the road at Summer. Conference tournament play is next.
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Fight Results Featuring Paolo Rosi and Jesse Smith
Paolo Rosi outpointed Tom Tibbs in New York Brooklyn bout while Jesse Smith stopped Jimmy Remson in Chicago Detroit match. Outcomes show two fighters scoring wins with clear dominance in their divisions.
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Black Bison Host Lexington in Central 4-A Clash
High Point Bison basketball hosts Lexington Yellow Jackets in a Central 4-A game after a 64-52 win over Burlington. Harold Moose leads with 27 points, Ken Rich 14, David Kemp 10 and 14 rebounds as High Point eyes a late chance at a state tournament berth. This is the first meeting this season after an earlier postponement due to weather.
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Cincinnati Beats Los Angeles 104 100
In a Monday NBA game the Cincinnati team edged Los Angeles 104 to 100. The following Tuesday schedule lists Detroit at St Louis.
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