Marshall Thundering Herd Dominate St Francis In Big Ten Clash
St Francis led 46-45 at halftime but Marshall pulled away in the second half. Russ Lee scored 23 as Marshall surged past St Francis 95-80 behind nine straight points to start a decisive stretch. Joe Hazinsky led the losers with 23. UCLA continued its win streak by routing Washington State 85-55. Dwight Lamar's 41 points boosted Southwestern Louisiana to Top Ten status with 36.4 ppg, while Virginia edged Clemson 52-51 as Scott McCandlish iced it with two free throws. Kentucky beat Georgia 87-63 with Jim Andrews scoring 32. Kansas State toppled Oklahoma State 29-10 late in the first half and cruised.
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College Scores Across Teams In AP Report
The Associated Press lists college basketball results with numerous matchups. East Villanova defeated Boston College, Seton Hall topped Fairfield, and Marshall beat St. Francis among many others across conferences and venues.
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Beaty Sets ABA Scoring Record With 63 Points
Zelmo Beaty of the Utah Stars scored 63 points to break the ABA single game mark in a 149 140 win over Pittsburgh. He made 24 of 31 from the floor and 15 of 15 from the line, adding 15 rebounds as Pittsburgh battled to stay close. The Stars, Nets, and Balti more also won other ABA and NBA games on the same night.
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Reds Sign Don Gullett To 1972 Contract
Cincinnati Reds announce left hander Don Gullett has signed for 1972 after posting a 16 6 record last season. The NL club confirmed the deal today.
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Jamestown Junior High Clinches Guilford County Title
Jamestown 9th grade basketball team beat Allen Jay 81 34 to capture Guilford County honors and post a 12 1 record Four Jamestown players hit double figures led by Danny Craddock 16 Barry Sikes 15 Rickey Adams 14 and Allan Johnson 10 Allen Jay was led by Keith Dillon with 10 In the opening game Jamestown 7th and 8th graders won 43 29 securing the conference title with an 11 1 mark High scorer for Jamestown was John Turner with 20 points Marcus Cox had nine for Allen Jay.
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Pro Cage Standings and Tuesday Wednesday schedule
Pro Cage standings list teams with wins losses and percentages for East and West divisions. It includes upcoming Tuesday and Wednesday games such as Phoenix at Boston Portland at New York Detroit at Los Angeles Seattle at Golden State and more, plus Monday results and several matchups.
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Ward Named Tennessee Sportscaster of the Year
John Ward director of radio and television for the University of Tennessee Athletic Department has been named Tennessee Sportscaster of the Year. Ward, who broadcasts Tennessee football and basketball on the Val Network, will be honored at an awards dinner March 28 in Salisbury, North Carolina.
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Bills Meet Saints in Preseason Opener
The New Orleans Saints will host the Buffalo Bills in their NFL preseason opener on August 12 at New Orleans. Saints officials announced the matchup Monday.
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Jackson In A's Fold Remains Unsigned Big Names In Spring
Reggie Jackson agreed to a substantial raise with Oakland owner Charles O. Finley. Vida Blue, star pitcher and MVP, remains unsigned as spring training begins. Other notable holdouts include Frank Howard, Juan Marichal, Tito Fuentes, Dick Allen, Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, Ron Blomberg, Carl Morton, Rusty Staub, Sparky Lyle, and Sonny Siebert. Stiff contracts and agent disputes cloud MLB camps. Milwaukees Frank Lane warns of $100 daily deductions after March 1 for unsigned players.
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Tar Heels Drop To Fifth In National Poll
UCLA remains the top team with 22-0 and 838 points, Marquette close behind, 715 for the runners up. A panel of sports writers and sportscasters gave UCLA 41 first place votes on Monday, while Marquette received the remaining top ballot despite the Warriors loss to pro star Jim Chones.
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Knights Rally Falls Short in North Davidson Loss
West Rowan defeated North Davidson 54 to 44 after a late Knights rally. Richard Ellis led West Rowan with 16 points while Danny Thomas scored 12 for North Davidson. In the girls game West Rowan won 34 to 27 led by Kim Morgan with 10 points.
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Bulldogs Edge Statesville 69 62 for SPC Third Place Shot
Thomasville High clinched third in the South Piedmont Conference by defeating Statesville 69 to 62. Charlie Davis scored 16 and Ricky Aughtry 13 as the Bulldogs improved to 10-5 in league play, tying Concord for third. The win kept Thomasville in position for a regular-season finale at Concord before the SPC tournament starts Friday in Statesville.
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