Wake Forest Romps Duke In ACC Finale
Wake Forest defeated Duke 83-64 in an Atlantic Coast Conference finale. George Ritchie led Wake Forest with 27 points while Dave Budd added 18 and Len Chappell 16. Duke’s Doug Kistler scored 22 and led rebounds with 13 as Duke shot 44.3 percent.
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German Team Tops U S In Olympic Ski Events At Squaw Valley
The German combined team defeated the United States in the women downhill as Heidi Beibl won in 1 37.6 to edge Penny Pitou. Betsy Snite crashed. Helga Haase of East Germany won the 500 meter speed skating bronze. The Soviet Union led the unofficial team standings after five events with 38 1 2 points. Carol Heiss opened her path toward the Olympic ladies title in figure skating.
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U S skaters bid for championship in tight finishes
Downhill skaters faced a tough race with Miss Pitou earning silver after a near fall and Miss Biebl crying happiness for a close finish. Traudl Hecher of Austria placed third. Heiss leads in figure skating as two more rounds proceed. United States hockey loses to Czechoslovakia 7-5 with next game vs Australia.
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Johnson Leads Attack as South Carolina Upsets North Carolina 85 81
In Charlotte, South Carolina defeated North Carolina 85-81 to drop the Tar Heels from first place in the ACC. Ronnie Johnson led with 21 points, while Art Whisnant and Bob Frantz added double figures as UNC shot 41.3 percent and NC State lost to Clemson earlier, altering ACC standings.
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College Basketball Results From Around The Nation
Wake Forest defeated Duke 83 to 64 while Navy beat Virginia 74 to 61 and Notre Dame won 70 to 58. Wisconsin outscored Illinois 75 to 63. Vermont posted 88 to 6 against Clarkson. Various other college games noted with scores and some weather-related postponements.
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Clemson Tigers Upset Wolfpack 65 62 in Charlotte
Clemson Beats NC State 65 62 at the Coliseum doubleheader night cap. Larry Patterson scored 30 points while Tom Mahaffey made the clinching 63 62 lead with 1 09 left and Ed Krajack sank two late free throws to seal the win. NC State’s Bob DiStefano had 25 points and 12 rebounds. State dressed four players who did not play due to training violations under coach Everett Case.
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Bears Clinch NSC Tie With 72 61 Win Over High Point
Ken Norman led Lenoir Rhyne with 27 points as the Bears beat High Point 72 61 to secure at least a tie for first in the North State Conference. Bill Reece added 20 points, while High Point missed star Danny Sewell who attended his father’s funeral. High Point shot 28 percent to LR’s 42 percent as LR controlled the game and built a lead after a 37 29 halftime advantage.
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All-CIAA Basketball Team Includes Attles and Hill
North Carolina A&T’s Al Attles and Cleo Hill of Winston-Salem Teachers earned first team spots on the CIAA basketball all star list. Bruce Spraggins Virginia Union Sam Simmons Virginia State and Harry Johnson Morgan State filled the rest of the first team. Marvin Trottman Elizabeth City Teachers made the second team with honorable mentions Al Stirrup St Augustine’s Herb Gray NCA&T and Clarence Barnes Johnson C Smith.
January Tops Tucson Open With 202 After 54 Holes
Don January holds a one stroke lead at the Tucson Open after a birdie on the final hole gives him a 54 hole total of 202 eight under par. Dutch Harrison sits second with 203 while Dave Marr and Bob Goalby chase at 204 and 205 respectively.
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Atlantic Christian trips Pirates 69 67 in closet finish
Atlantic Christian College upset East Carolina College 69 67 in Greenville. ACC led from start and early second half, opening a 10 point cushion. ECU tied twice late, but ACC held on to finish the season 10 6 and tied for third with High Point after a loss by Lenoir Rhyne.
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Catawba Triumphs Over Appalachian In OT
Catawba defeated Appalachian 68 61 in overtime to claim its 10th conference win and end the regular season for both teams. Horace Medford scored early in overtime and Roger Snow added two field goals as the Indians toppled the Mountaineers. Appalachian finishes 11 5.
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