Cougars Fall At Utah In Second Straight Road Loss
In Salt Lake City the Carolina Cougars dropped 121-116 to the Utah Stars, their 14th straight win for Utah. The loss drops Carolina further from the ABA Eastern lead and sets up a Greensboro home stretch with Virginia and Indiana. Rick Mount Zelmo Beaty and Gene Littles were key in the late run and Mack Calvin hit a late three.
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Raiders seek killer instinct after tight win to reach finals
Raiders coach Force notes they rallied from a slow start, emphasizing inside play and effort. He warns against resting on progress and urges a winning attitude for the next tournament, citing four early losses as a warning. Despite flaws, he praises shooting and teamwork and aims for better balance Wednesday.
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Tigers Survive Opening Scare
In the District 5 girls basketball tournament opener, Trinity’s Tigers edged East Montgomery 46 40 in overtime after a tense regulation where the Lions cut a large deficit late. Brenda Smith fouled with no time remaining in regulation.
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Spartans Triumph Over Piedmont In District 6 Opener
Central Davidson jumped to a 14 point lead and never trailed Piedmont in the district first round. Keith Curry led with 16 points while Eric Var nadore and Jimbo Hunt added 12 each and Scott Curry 10. Piedmont was led by Brad Helms with 19. The Spartans advance to face the Monroe East Davidson winner Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Guilford Faces High Point in Conference Closer
The Quakers seek a fifth win in six games as freshmen contribute. High Point’s inconsistent play clouds tonight’s outcome. Coach Jerry Steele varied lineups to secure recent wins, with Jeff Stewart delivering double figures in one game. Elon leads the conference with a 10-3 mark, and Pfeiffer has finished its schedule at 6-8.
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Palmer Receives Sympathy In Golf Tour Round
AP reports on Palmer facing declining form and putt troubles after a round with a five-year pro Sam Snead comments on new generation players. Billy Casper to be honored as Father of the Year in Whittier. Joe Schwendeman resigns from PGA Tour staff. Lee Trevino to run a 36-hole El Paso complex. Dave Mara retires from the tour.
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HPGA States Annual Meeting Dinner Set at Elks Club
High Point Golf Association will hold its annual dinner meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Elks Club. Officers for the 1974 golfing year will be elected during the business session.
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Vanderbilt Seeks NCAA Bid After SEC Clincher Win
Vanderbilt improved to 13 1 in the SEC with a 79 61 win over Auburn as coach Roy Skinner voiced optimism for a rise. Jeff Fosnes led with 23 points in the Commodores 11th straight victory while Kentucky fell 61 60 to Mississippi and dropped from the title race. Notre Dame beat Western Michigan 85 68 as Indiana topped Illinois 101 83 and Kansas defeated Oklahoma 98 80.
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
A roundup of recent scores features Fairfield overpowering Ohio U and Bucknell beating Dickinson, while Vermont edges Boston U and Brandeis tops South Vanderbilt. Other notable results include Alabama over LSU and Indiana over Illinois, with several overtime and close finishes across conferences.
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State list of receiving votes in alphabetical order
From page 38 the poll shows other teams receiving votes listed alphabetically including Centenary Cincinnati Jacksonville Maryland Eastern Shore Memphis State New Mexico Oklahoma Oral Roberts Oregon Oregon State Penn Purdue Southern Alabama Southern Illinois
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Panthers Take Second Indoor Meet At Lynchburg
Hasty placed second in the triple jump while Hagleyans finished fourth in the yard relay. Gonter was fourth in pole vault and Beach took third in shot put. Lynchburg won the team title with 58 points, Panthers 38, Washington and Lee 32, Roanoke 32. Next meet is Tennessee Relays in Knoxville, and outdoor season opens March 18 at home vs West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Duke's McGeachy Leads Blue Devils With Nine Returnees
Durham North Carolina AP reports Neill McGeachy has taken over Duke basketball with nine lettermen returning this season. The veteran roster suggests experienced depth for the Blue Devils under the new coach as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
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