College scores from February 25 1974 basketball results
East Tufts over Bridgeport 96 90 West Conn 103 Conn Col 82 South Alabama 99 Georgia 74 Jacksonville 81 Cincinnati 66 Vanderbilt 84 Mississippi 68 Florida 75 Kentucky 65 UNC Charlotte 73 Samford 57 Auburn 96 LSU 89 West Virginia State 91 Wilberforce 68 NE La 68 SE La 59 Morehead 65 East Tennessee 76 Austin Peay 91 Middle Tennessee 66 Tennessee State 75 Drury 68 Mississippi State 62 Tennessee 58 Midwest Michigan 78 Wisconsin 74 Dayton 79 Miami Ohio 74 Indiana 91 Michigan State 85 Xavier 80 Detroit 67 Oral Roberts 102 Southern Illinois 88 Minnesota 72 Illinois 52 Ohio State 72 Northwestern 69 overtime Iowa State 69 Colorado 61 Howard Payne 78 Sam Houston State 70 McNeese 65 Arkansas State 60 Trinity Texas 72 Midwestern 7 Centenary 79 Houston Baptist 78 Southwestton St 70»
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South Alabama
Georgia
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Florida
Kentucky
Unc-Charlotte
Samford
Auburn
LSU
W.va. St
Wilberforce & NE la
SE la
Morehead
Midwest
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dayton
Miami
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan St
Xavier
Detroit
Oral Roberts
Illinois
Minnesota
Iinois
Northwestern
Towa St
Colorado
Howard Payne
Sam Houston
McNeese
Arkansas
Trinity
Tex
Midwestern
Southwest
Sam Houston St
Arkansas St
Centenary
Houston Baptist
Terry Compton
Alabama
Commodores
Crimson Tide
Michigan State
Creighton
Navy
Vanderbilt Wins To Stay Afloat
Vanderbilt stays in NCAA contention after an 84-68 SEC win over Mississippi and a 14-2 conference mark. Jeff Fosnes led with 26 points as Terry Compton added 18, amid a high-pressure comeback after a 59-53 loss to Tennessee. Alabama leads the SEC race with 14-2 alongside Vanderbilt.
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Vanderbilt
Commodores
Roy Skinner
Mississippi
Jeff Fosnes
Matt Meibers
Rebels
Georgia
Bulldogs
Alabama
Charles Cleveland
Indiana
Michigan State
Spartans
Bobby Knight
Hoosiers
Big Ten
Michigan
Bulldogs Advance To SPC Finals After Beatdown of Kannapolis
Thomasville Bulldogs topple Kannapolis 58 47 to reach the South Piedmont Conference tournament final against Lexington. Mitchell Bratton scores 17, Henry Dunlap 16, Charles Bowman 10 with Bowman leading 11 rebounds. Darrell Gore misses time with illness. Dunlap runs the offense in his absence.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Mike Allred
Allred
Bulldogs
Kannapolis
Yellow Jackets
Albemarle
Statesville
YMGA
Little Wonders
Mitchell Bratton
Henry Dunlap
Charles Bowman
Bowman
Darrell Gore
Dunlap
Gore
Alfred
Thaomasville
Kié
Mahatha
Adcock
Erwin
Jones
Fortson
Smith
Martin
Cunningham
Lambeth
Douglas
Wiggin
Hooker
Brown
Ziglar
Bratton
No-Show Rate Rises as NFL Sells Record 1974 Tickets
The NFL reports a record 15,500,586 tickets sold for 1974 with 1,017,337 no-shows, 9.48 percent, up from 5.98 percent in 1972 after Congress required games to be made available for local TV if sold out 72 hours before kickoff.
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New York
National Football League
NFL
Knights Score Upsets North Davidson Boys in Triple Threat
North Davidson boys upset South Rowan 63 58 in double overtime to reach the finals, led by Steve Cloer and Lawrence Hairston with 15 each and a fourth quarter rally. North Davidson girls beat West Rowan 61 58 in double OT as Elaine Hayes poured in 24, with Beck Hiatt 15 and Jan Arledge 10.
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NPC
Sera Ion Scvasie
de P.m
Sou
East Rowan
West Rowan
Knight
Steve Cloer
Lawrence Hairston
Jesse Lyons
Johnny Hayes
North
Knights
South
North Girls
Elaine Hayes
Becky Hiatt
Jan Arledge
North Davidson
Hayes
Hiatt
Arledge
Samising
Friday
Moore
Gilliam
Morgan
Wood
Radler
Dickson
Steele
Boxing Show Set Saturday At City Lake
An amateur boxing program is scheduled for Saturday night at City Lake Gymnasium to raise money for the Edgar Hartley Memorial Fund. The Mercury Athletic Club sponsors sixteen bouts featuring Odell Davis Willie Patterson Chubby Smith Joe Smith of High Point Willie Taylor of Charlotte and Camp Lejeune Marine team members. All gate proceeds go to the Hartley Fund.
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City Lake Gymnasium
Mercury Athletic Club
Edgar Hartley
Odell Davis
Willie Patterson
Chubby Smith
Joe Smith
High Point
Willie Taylor
Charlotte
Camp Lejeune Marine Team
Hartley
NFL Owners Prepare For Players Demands
NFL owners opened their winter meeting in Miami Beach reaffirming New Orleans as Super Bowl IX site and trimming the 24 city list to Honolulu Memphis Phoenix Seattle and Tampa. They plan an April expansion review and a March 16 bargaining session with players over a new contract plus major issues like artificial turf safety pay for preseasons and player mobility.
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Miami Beach
Fifa
New Orleans
Louisiana Superdome
Tulane Stadium
Honolulu
Memphis
Phoenix
Seattle
Tampa
New York
NFL
John Thompson
Pete Rozelie
Rozelle
Dee. 1
Daniel M. Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rooney
Golf Notes Snead Grows Years Younger
Orlando notes from the pro golf circuit claim Sam Snead acts much younger at 46, not 61, in Virginia back-country style. Gary Player plans a U S swing to pursue purses, Trevino explains wind adjustments in Florida, and rookie Spike Kelley recalls facing Jack Nicklaus while adjusting nerves. Chi Chi Rodriguez contemplates a Puerto Rico course with 19 holes.
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Orlando
Fla
Sam Snead
Sam
Virginia
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
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High Point Enterprise
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Tufts
Bridgeport
W. Conn
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FAR West Air Force
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Super Bees
Hawaii
Baity
Kinney
Discount Tire Sales
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Monte Carlo
Gabriel
Locher
Red Ryder
FED
Pirelli
Harry Brown
Kannapolis Pheta
Buffalo Bills
Bills
War Memorial Stadium
South Rowan
Cleer
Hairston
Lyons
Sink
Tuttle
Littlejohn
Hoffman
Caldwell
Long
Brawley
Morrison
City Lake
NFL Owners
Snead
Gary Player
South Africa
United States
Lee Trevino
Spike Kelley
Shawnee, Okla
Jack Nicklaus
Kelley
Jimmy Jamieson
Jamieson
Grubb
FORD
Kernersville
N.C
Santina
Bettye Packer
Bae
Ward ST
W. Green
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