College Scoreboard Roundup of Recent Games
The Associated Press reports results across regions with East Bates 101 over MIT 79 and Penn 89 over Brown 72. Princeton nipped Yale 70 to 60 while Harvard beat Cornell 79 67 and Columbia lost to Dartmouth 59. Providence 112 over Assumption and Florida A&M 76 over Savannah State. Nearby results include UCLA 93 over Washington State 68 and Oregon State 53 55 Texas El Paso 77 over Wyoming 74 in overtime. Tournament notes feature SouthwesternAC Grambling 91 90 Jackson State and Southern Baton Rouge 84 over Albany A&M 74.
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Comets, Tigers edge in SPC tourney action
Thomasville surged in the fourth quarter with crucial free throws to pull ahead as Dunlap scored 21 and Bratton 18. Asheboro trailed 15 points with Parker on 15 and Barnes 14 leading the Trinity and Kannapolis contests, setting up 6:30 and 8 p.m. rematches and a Thomasville girls game at 5 p.m. against Statesville.
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McAdoo's 52 Points Highlights Celtics Victory
Buffalo's Bob McAdoo scored 52 points but Boston's Dave Cowens led satisfaction with 30 and John Havlicek 31 as the Celtics beat the Braves 109 to 101. Chicago, New York, Detroit, Milwaukee, Kansas City Omaha, and Los Angeles also won in NBA action. ABA results included Carolina over Indiana and Kentucky over Virginia. Knicks, Pistons, Kings, and Bucks posted notable midweek games.
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McGinnis fuels late rally as Cougars top Pacers
McGinnis scored the winning margin with 53 seconds left after a sequence that included a steal and a late three attempt. Indiana, led by Keller’s late shot, failed to convert before the final horn. Carolina’s lineup change with Chones or Owens out shifted roles, and the Cougars snapped Indiana’s ABA title hopes while paving a possible shift in the standings with Kentucky and New York also in action. Gilmore and Issel propelled the Colonels to a 68-? victory, as Gilmore grabbed 22 rebounds in a record-setting night before 15,787 fans.
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Final Southern Conference pairings hinge on last regular games
Richmond hosts William and Mary as the Spiders chase the No. 2 seed behind Furman. East Carolina hosts The Citadel with possible implications for tournament seeding. William and Mary fights for a higher spot while Davidson and VMI also mix fate with nonleague games to close the regular season.
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Wildcats beat Oak Ridge in final seconds for two win
Oak Ridge trailed by seven late but James scored four quick baskets to tie the game at 63 63 with 2 23 left. Alex Rankin hit both ends of a one and one to seal a 63 63 draw as Cadets lost possession and James scored the final free throw. Cokely led Oak Ridge with 36 points while Paschal limited by defense. Westchester girls routed Oak Ridge 59 3 as Kay Ingram led scoring with 17 and Beth Canipe added 12.
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Outlaw Sheriff Leads A&T as Senior Star
James Outlaw nicknamed Sheriff stars for North Carolina A&T with a 25.5 scoring average, guiding the Aggies to a 14-8 record and into their final regular season game against North Carolina Central. The 6-foot guard from Macon, Georgia, played for coach Warren Reynolds in his second year, aiming for a pro career.
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Allison On Pole For Richmond 500
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama earned the pole at Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway with a speed of 90.362 mph for Sunday's NASCAR Grand National Richmond 500. He seeks reliability to win as Richard Petty, Benny Parsons, and Cale Yarborough vie for top spots among Chevrolet and Dodge entries. Petty starts third behind Yarborough, while several other Chevrolets fill the top ten. the final 20 spots to be set by later qualifying.
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Tigers struggle as Clemson falters in 1974 season
The piece notes Clemson’s rough 1974 start with five straight defeats, following a 7-2 December, amid ACC struggles. It also highlights North Carolina's 7-2 league mark before a Virginia game, and Maryland's visit to Duke after a 21-point win.
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West vs Ragsdale in state bid after semifinal win
West defeated Eastern Randolph 52 47 to reach the finals while Ragsdale advanced to the state championships next week at High Point Central gym. Simmons led Ragsdale with 20 points McClean added eight and Germaine McAuley led West with 10 in a tight semifinal game.
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UCLA Pounds Washington State in Pac-8 Action
UCLA, fueled by 17-point efforts from Keith Wilkes and Tommy Curtis, thrashed Washington State 93-68 to snap a two-game skid and stay tied for the Pac-8 lead with USC. Marques Johnson added 13 points as UCLA improved to 19-3. Washington State dropped to 8-16.
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