USC to pull out North-South doubleheader amid court change
South Carolina officials and coaches debate the North Carolina USC doubleheader. USC cites the new 12,000 seat Gamecock field house as a reason to leave the neutral court arrangement. Dietzel hints at possible SEC move while Wake Forest Duke or Davidson may fill spots. Clemson coach Bobby Roberts weighs in on Carolina dominance and USC players underscored.
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Wildcats Hang On To First
Davidson remained undefeated in the conference at 8-1 with a 54 to 35 halftime lead and ultimately a win over George Washington. Davis son moved to 17-4 on the season as GW fell to 4-18 overall and 2-11 in league play. Steve Loveless scored 24 for GW while Mal loy contributed six of Davidson’s first eight points.
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Golf Seminar Heads to Greenville with Noted Speakers
A Greenville meeting at the Jack Tar Poinsett from February 26 to 29 will host over 150 golf professionals and related personnel. Speakers include Robert Trent Jones, Leo Fraser, George Manning, Jim Ireland, Jay Hebert, Dr. Paul Alexander, Randall Strozier, Lyne Price, Henry Wilmer, William Clarke, Bobby Howard, Bob Mathews, Tommy Card, Dugan Aycock, Johnny Johnston, Dr. Robert Dubose, Barton Tuck and Louis Wil.
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Knudson Edges Challengers In Phoenix Open Battle
Knudson shot a one under par 70 to take a one stroke lead over challengers after 54 holes at the Phoenix Open. The Canadian, 31, Toronto, finished 54- hole total 201 with one bogey and two birdies. Tommy Shaw stood two behind after a Saturday 66, while Carmichael was three back at 204.
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Guilford Clinches CC Championship With Pfeiffer Win
Guilford College clinched the conference title with a 99 to 75 victory over Pfeiffer. Kauffman scored 26 points in the first half as the Quakers rose to 13-1 in the league and 19-2 overall, with Pat Moriarty adding 20 points. Pfeiffer’s Jim Burkhart totaled 21 points despite a 5-15 free throw performance.
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Logan Nets 58 as Western Carolina routs Elon
Henry Logan unofficially takes the national small college scoring lead with 58 points as Western Carolina defeats Elon 103-73 in Cullowhee. WCU led 46-31 at halftime with Logan on 31 points by the break while Elon’s Richard McGeorge top-scored for the visitors with 25.
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Graebner Upsets Pasarell In Five Sets At U S Indoors
Clark Graebner defeated defending champion Charles Pasarell in a five set semifinal at Salisbury Maryland 16 14 4 6 8 6 4 6 6 3. Pasarell stretched through a grueling day after a six hour doubles match while Graebner earned a vital upset in the semifinals.
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Virginia snaps a three game skid with win over Pitt
Virginia Cavaliers beat Pitt Panthers 92 to 60 in Charlottesville. Tony Kinn led with 22 points while John Gidding and Mike Kates added 16 each. Pitt made only five field goals in the first half and finished at 26 percent shooting as Virginia pulled away after halftime.
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Durante's Free Throws Spark Catawba Victory
Dwight Durante sank two late free throws as Catawba rallied from 12 down to beat Appalachian 85 84 on Saturday night. Preston Williams scored 21 of his 27 for Appalachi an while Durante led Catawba with 24 on 10 of 28 shooting keeping them in second place in the Carolinas Conference.
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College Scores Across the Nation in Varied Showdowns
A collage of NCAA results shows North Carolina State and Clemson among others with mixed wins and losses. Notable scorers include Indiana 98 over Clemson 67 and Kentucky 107 over Mississippi State 81, with numerous regional games across Virginia, Georgia, Ohio, and beyond highlighting a busy college basketball slate.
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Eighty Turn Out For Duke's Spring Practice
In Durham AP says twenty lettermen among 80 Duke football players joined the first off season practice. The session featured group drills and an opening drill marked by a short scrimmage.
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Toledo Rockets Rout East Carolina 72 55 in Nwoebasket win
Toledo surged past East Carolina 72 to 55 as Steve Mix led with 27 points. The Rockets outboarded ECU 43 to 31 to improve to 14-6, while Earl Thompson scored 14 for the Pirates who fall to 6-15.
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Duke Blu Imp Freshmen Hammer ECU Frosh 93 79
Duke Blue Imp freshmen beat East Carolina Frosh 93 to 79 in Durham. Brad Evans scored 29, Dick De Venzio added 26, Randy Dent grabbed 21 rebounds and 14 points as Duke surged from 10 points down to lead 40-27 by halftime and pull away.
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