College Basketball Scores Roundup and Upsets Across Regions
Eastern games featured Delaware routing Bucknell 92 74 while Drexel defeated Wagner 63 4 to 63 Georgetown edged Penn State 73 70 and St Bonaventure beat Fairfield 73 68 St Johns won 92 69 over Boston College Syracuse topped Niagara 106 82 Temple beat Pitt 48 and in the south Clemson 67 Duke wide margins marked Southeastern matchups with Georgia State Shorter 60 and Jacksonville 70 Florida State 64 North Carolina 9 North Carolina State 9 South Florida 8 South Carolina 8 Tennessee State 90 Tennessee 101 led by varied scorers Midwest action saw Colorado 38 Kansas Evansville 104 Kentucky Missouri 86 Kansas State 68 Oklahoma 7% Bowling Green 68 Western Michigan 7 Notre Dame 11 Chicago Toledo 68 Cent Michigan 61 Southwest Arkansas State 85 SE Missouri Oklahoma State Nebraska 60 Texas St 107 Centenary 104 Far West results include Humboldt State 4 Santa Barbara 70 Fresno State ya.
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Petty Koty Scores in Mixed NBA Scores and Schedule
The record lists scattered game results with teams like Washington Indiana Detroit Los Angeles Seattle Kansas City and New York Knicks. It also shows a series of upcoming games including New York Knicks at Atlanta Golden State at Cleveland Milwaukee at San Antonio Houston at Phoenix and other matchups across Friday and Thursday schedules.
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Standings and results from the day in pro hockey and NBA action
The report lists NHL results including Montreal over Atlanta 4 2 Chicago 5 Detroit 2 Minnesota 2 Boston 1 Buffalo 5 Cleveland 3 and other matchups across the league. It also notes playoff stakes with the SuperSonics edging the Kings 94 93 as Ron Boone missed a buzzer shot.
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Cleveland Games Seminal in National Hockey League deal
Report outlines a $1.4 million sales-like agreement among league owners and players amid ongoing negotiations. Partial references to hockey and baseball figures appear, with scattered mentions of hearings in Dallas and ownerships tied to Texas Rangers interests.
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Piedmont Div League First Game Forfeit Wrap
Alien Allen Jay Trinity and Cedar Square both recorded forfeits as Piedmont Division Week One games opened. Bales led Cedar Square with 6 points while Cogar Square and Jones added key totals as Fairmont Highland also forfeited against Highland.
Henderson to headline Thomasville boxing invitational
Thomasville hosts the Thomasville Invitational boxing tourney at Main Street Gymnasium Friday and Saturday with Joey Henderson of Thomasville and 16 year old Ronnie Matthews of Chair City as headliners. Competitors from High Point Greensboro Charlotte and other NC cities participate.
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Four Panthers on All Division II basketball team
The All Division II team honors four undefeated High Point College players among ten voting selections. Pfeiffer guard Kim Dudney led with 49 points.
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Pfeiffer College
Tabor City
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Greensboro
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Cat Fight at Blair Park tees off in one-day HPGA event
Eighteen foursomes begin the High Point Golf Association Cat Fight at Blair Park on Saturday. Pairings show start times from 9:30 to 11:38 with players including Dehart, Johnson, Teague, Dobbins, and Flowers among others.
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Jim Michael
R. Spencer
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al Jarrett
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Grady Cook
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Rollins Jersey to be Retired by Clemson Tigers
Clemson announces the No. 30 jersey worn by Wayne Tree Rollins will be retired in a ceremony before the Clemson Roanoke game at Littlejohn Coliseum. The 7 foot 1 center has started 107 straight games, posted 1,265 rebounds, 432 blocks, and 1,412 points. Also honored will be seniors David Brown and John Franken.
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Pirates Snap Seven-Game Hurdle With 76-70 Win Over Mercer
East Carolina's Pirates end a seven game skid by beating Mercer 76-70 after building a 49-29 halftime lead. Herb Gray and Larry Hunt each notch 19 points as ECU improves to 9-17. In another SOC action Appalachian State rallies past Western Carolina 70-63 behind 18 points from Tony Searcy and Calvin Bowser. Bubba Wilson leads Catamounts with 17.
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Larry Hunt
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Bubba Wilson
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