High Point Enterprise Pro Cage Standings Result Update
The standings list teams and scores including Washington 103 Ailants 95 Phoenia 110 Houston 108 OT Portland 116 Kansas City 107 Golden State 190 Boston 12 Milwaukee 115 Chicago 12 Seattle 97 Los Angeles 91 Cleveland 107 Houston 103 New Orleans 102 Atlanta Golden State 4 Philadelphia 1 New York 115 Denver 95 Kentucky 121 St Louis 119 San Antonio 107 Virginia 98 Denver at Kentucky St Louis at Kentucky New York vs Virginia Richmond St Louis at Kentucky
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Pro Hockey Standings and Weekend Results Summary
Pro Hockey standings show the Smythe and Norris divisions with Chicago at 74 points and Montreal at 4 Buffalo at 10 New York Islanders 10 Los Angeles 7 leading. Weekend results include Washington 1 Detroit 2 Boston 2 New York Islanders 10 Pittsburgh 1 and Toronto 6 Buffalo 4 with several ties and rescheduled games.
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Seven In A Row Sonics Roaring To New Heights
Seattle SuperSonics coach Bill Russell has started Slick Watts and Herm Gilliam as the backcourt with Freddie Brown coming off the bench. Seattle has won seven straight, tying the club record, after a 97-91 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Brown led with 27 points in the nationally televised game, boosting Seattle’s lead over the Lakers in the race for second in the Pacific Division behind Golden State. Abdul-Jabbar led the Lakers with 24 points as Seattle surged in the fourth quarter.
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Rain delays Richmond 400 as track and field highlights noted
The eighth Richmond 400 Grand National stock car race was postponed by rain with a tentative reschedule for March 7. European Indoor marks included Rita Wilden 52.27 for 400 m and Terry Albritton breaking the world amateur shot put record. Dwight Stones set a world indoor high jump mark, while Loma Forde posted a 500 yard indoor time. In NBA action Cleveland moved 1.5 games up after a comeback win. Jazz and Warriors also posted victories. College results feature Guilford, Catawba, and Sam Moir earning conference honors in North Carolina.
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Kentucky tops St Louis in overtime thriller
Marvin Barnes scored 49 points with 17 rebounds for the Spirits, sending the game to overtime with a buzzer basket. Kenyon Jones tied it with two free throws late, while Bird Averitt sealed Kentucky’s 120-119 lead. Lovie Dampier led Kentucky with 25 points as Kentucky edged St Louis 120-119.
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Playoff Schedules Narrow Union Norfolk State Showdowns
Playoff action unfolds in Salem with Union and Norfolk State dominating the field. Semifinals feature Virginia State Show winner versus Winston-Salem winner at 7 p.m. and C Smith winner versus Virginia Union St Augustine’s at 9 p.m. The title game is slated for 4:30 p.m. Saturday after a 4 p.m. consolation.
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College Basketball Sunday Results Across Divisions
Brooklyn edged Pace 72 71 in a tight East matchup while Dominican beat St Thomas Aquinas 69 67. Duquesne topped La Salle 76 72 in another East clash. Kentucky State beat Carson Newman 65 61 in the South, Virginia State won 93 66 over Bluefield State, and Michigan Tech defeated Northern Michigan 74 65 in the Midwest. Weber State won 76 66 against Montana in the West. Howard Payne downed Sam Houston 86 81 and Southwestern Texas beat Abilene Christian 79 37 in the Southwest.
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Whitworth Wins Seventh LPGA Tour Title in Sarasota
Kathy Whitworth captured her 7th LPGA Tour title in Sarasota by one shot over Hollis Stacy. Stacy bogeyed the water 18th after driving into the hazard, missing a 15-foot par putt to force a playoff. Whitworth, the tour’s all-time money winner on the $600,000 earnings plateau, celebrated as Stacy spoke of the quick, excited pace and the swing that haunted her.
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VMI Surges Past Appalachian to Lead Southern Conference
VMI edged Appalachian State 78 74 to secure first place in the Southern Conference regular season. Keydets guard Will Bynum sparked the rally with a second half layup and jumper after a tight start, while Blair praised defensive effort that limited Mountaineers to a poor late stretch. William and Mary beat Richmond 107 42 as the Indians pulled away in the second period, with strong all around scoring led by Roo Carter and John Krovic.
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