U S Dominates Sprint Skating at World Championships
Sheila Young won the 600 meter race and Dianne Holum took the 1000 meters as American skaters claimed five of the top eight overall, at Eskilstuna Sweden. The Netherlands’ Atje Keulen Deelstra led the women’s standings with 91.145 points, followed by Leah Poulos and Holum.
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Wake Forest Tops Clemson in 70 63 Score Update
Wake Forest defeats Clemson 70 to 63 as other scores roll in from college basketball across the nation. Duke beats Maryland 68 59 while Rhode Island topples Connecticut 89 78 and Navy edges Army 61 60.
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Elon Downs Atlantic Christian 94 82 in Carolinas clash
Elon pulled away in the second half to beat Atlantic Christian 94 to 82 in Wilson. The game was a shooting duel between Elon senior Tommy Cole and ACC senior Cliff Black after a 45 to 43 halftime edge for Elon.
Duke Edges Maryland to Settle ACC Score
Duke widened a 10 point lead to 59 49 with 7 36 remaining and with Shaw’s dribbling control and double threat from guards Melchionni and West the Blue Devils held off Maryland. Lefty Driesell credited Duke for hustle and guard play while noting his squad played scared and failed to respond in time.
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High Point Finishes Second at Lynchburg Relays
High Point College places second to Lynchburg with 42 points at the Lynchburg Relays. New Port third with 37, followed by Bridgewater and others. The Panthers win the distance medley relay and two other events, but a sprint medley relay disqualification costs the team the meet victory. Next meet is March 16 against Towson State at Andrews High School.
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Tigers Matmen State Champions
Ragsdale senior Prince Deese won the 158-pound state title at Parkland High School leading the Tigers to the team crown. Martin Morgan at 108 pounds and Lorenzo Chapman at 122 pounds were runners up for the Tigers, while heavyweight Gary Ollis placed second for Andrews after falling 8-4 to Hayden Duncan of Harris High.
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Wadkins under pressure as golf glare shifts to 1973 exempt status
Lanny Wadkins and wife Rachel recall a Phoenix attack and a newborn's death, while sponsors scouted in 1971. Wadkins aims to secure top 60 in 1973 to maintain tour exemption, with Blancas winning sudden death and a drive to win for a permanent exempt status. Maryland dominates Atlantic Coast Conference indoor track and wrestling crowns highlight.
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