Free Throws Carry South Carolina Past NC State in OT
South Carolina defeated North Carolina State 70-68 in the ACC with Bill Yarborough scoring 20 points and sinking six of seven free throws in the final 90 seconds of the second overtime. Ronnie Collins added 27, as SC moved into a three-way tie for sixth. Clemson overwhelmed by North Carolina 79-63 in the late game.
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Lenoir Rhyne Beats High Point 64 58 to Claim Conference Lead
Lenoir Rhyne Bears defeated High Point Panthers 64 to 58 at Alumni Gymnasium to secure the top seed in the Carolinas Conference tournament. Jim Wiles led LR with 16 points while Kirk Stewart paced HPC with 18 and Barry Smith added 15. The win puts LR in strong position as the tourney opens in Lexington Wednesday.
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College Results From The Associated Press
College results reported by The Associated Press cover multiple games. Teams across divisions posted wins and losses with scores and standout performances detailed for fans and season recaps.
College Basketball Scores Across Numerous Men's Games
A volley of college basketball results lists scores for Ohio State over Michigan 75 to 68, Wisconsin over Northwestern 78 to 65, Notre Dame over Navy 68 to 56, and many more games across conferences. Notable margins include Oklahoma City 112, Centenary 8 and Central Connecticut 121, Worcester 66.
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Amateur Takes Over Chattanooga Golf Business
Lew Oehmig, a five time Tennessee amateur champion, leaves his job as a coffee company executive to become president of a golf equipment manufacturing firm in Chattanooga.
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Wichita Edge Cincinnati 65 64 Ends Bearcats Streak
Wichita shocked Cincinnati 65 64 as Dave Stallworth scored 46 including the final seven points in the last four minutes. Cincinnati led 64 58 with four minutes left before Wichita rallied and stalled to victory before 10 693 fans. Cincinnati fell for the first time since Jan 10 1962 ending a 37 game win streak.
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Peoria
Duke Men Show Team Victory Over North Carolina 18-16
Duke wrestlers edged North Carolina 18 to 16 at Card Gym to earn the season’s first win. Duke’s freshmen won 20-10 in the opener, giving a 15-0 lead before Carolina won four of the remaining five bouts. John Holder and Luke Sharpe remained undefeated at 137 pounds and heavyweight, bringing their records to 6 0.
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North Carolina
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Luke Sharpe
January extends Tucson Open lead to seven strokes
Don January shot 3 under par 69 to reach 15 under 201 and widen his advantage at the Tucson Open. Frank Boynton and Gene Littler tied for second at 208 after firing 69s, while Al Mengert slipped to a tie for 15th at 212 as the field moved to the final round. Rodgers remained in contention with a 211 total.
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Duke Blasts Wake Forest 73 60 to Clinch ACC Title
Art Heyman scored 26 as Duke defeated Wake Forest 73 60 to seal the ACC regular season championship. The Blue Devils improved to 12 0 in the league, with Jeff Mullins and Hack Tison aiding in extending the lead while Wake Forest’s Ronnie Watts led his team with 19 points.
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Tourney Pairings Set for Carolinas Conference Playoff
Carolinas Conference basketball coaches meet in Greensboro to draw the eight-team tournament pairings for the post season. Lenoir Rhyne earned the top seed after a 13 4 finish, while Guilford and Newberry sit out with 2 16 and 1 11 records. opening rounds run Wednesday and Thursday with finals Saturday.
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Bears Edge Lenoir Rhyne For First In League Standings
The Bears defeated Lenoir Rhyne 64 58 to clinch first place in the final league standings with solid defense and few weak links. Photos credited to Dick Swaim.
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Lenoir Rhyne
Dick Swaim
Bear defense steadies as Wells fouls out early
The game saw Jerry Wells withdraw after two minutes into the second half with four fouls while Dee Han relieved him. Han scored seven points with five coming in a key stretch as the Bears sought to widen the gap over the Panthers, holding an edge in most facets of play.
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Bears
Panthers
Wells Praises Sub Deehan After Narrow Win For Title
Lenoir Rhyne beat High Point by a close Carolinas Conference title game. Wells credited reserve George Deehan for stepping up in foul trouble while High Point mentor Tom Quinn lamented two late three point plays by Deehan and Wiles that swung the game.
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Tom Quinn
Billy Wells
Lenoir Rhyne
High Point
Wells
HPC
George Deehan
Jim Wiles
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