Second halves costly to hopefuls in college games
Halftime leads vanished as Vanderbilt defeated Tulane 91-69 while Brown fell 66-68 to Lac Pars. Providence trailed at the break but surged in the second half behind nine straight points. Vanderbilt, Brown, and Tulane highlight a day of upsets and big scores across the college circuit.
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Tulane
Bruins
Green Wave
Providence
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Jim Walker
Walker
Friars
New York
Bill Blair
Comodores
High Point Wrestlers Fall In Central 4A Match
The Bison lose 32 16 at Central High Gym as Burlington tops High Point in a Central 4A Conference meet. Harold Yar Bob Blue Pat Meisby and Ronnie Hinkle won lower weight bouts while several matches went to decisions or pins.
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High Point
Bison Grapplers
Burlington
Central High Gymnasium
Bison
Bulldogs
Page
Harold Yar
Bob Blue
Pat Meishy
Oe Yarbrough
Ronnie Hinkle
Ferndale Ninth Graders Edge Salisbury In Close Game
Ferndale's ninth grade basketball team defeated Salisbury 45 to 42 after fending off a fourth quarter rally. Robert McInnis led Ferndale with 14 points, Mike Sawyer added 16, and Tom Harwood 10 for Salisbury. Ferndale plays Northeast next Thursday at Ferndale.
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Ferndale
Salisbury
Robert McInnis
Mike Sawyer
Tom Harwood
Silvory
Sax
Northeast
Bowling league scores show standout individual games
Individual high scores include Don Shipwash with 222 in a single game and 617 in a set, Betty Davidson with 212 in a game and the top set, Beverly Thibodeau with 196 in the ind game, and the Mets and Deluxe Law & Tool teams posting top marks. Diane Restaurant leads the league with 40 points.
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High Ind
Don Shigwash
Don Shipwash
Mets
Diane Restaurant
Southern Off
Crazy Queen
Beverly Thibodeau
Betty Davidson
Deluxe Law & Tool
College basketball scores from various regions
East Providence beat Brown 66 to 48 MIT lost to Harvard 84 to 86 Boston University 65 over New Hampshire 59 Massachusetts 98 over American International 81 Vanderbilt 91 defeated Tulane 69 Davidson 98 defeated Richmond 89 Georgia Tech 89 over Pittsburgh 77 Virginia Tech 76 defeated William and Mary 69 Midwest Purdue 109 over Notre Dame 92 Nebraska 76 over Iowa State 74 Southwest Texas 4 Rice 85 defeated Texas Tech 115 Baylor 77 TCU 88 defeated Arkansas 85 Texas A&M 85 over SMU 78 Far West Gonzaga 80 defeated Portland State 45
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Vanderbilt
Tulane
Texas Tech
North Dakota
Red Raiders
Baylor
Lubbock
Bob Glover
Tech
Minnesota
Bradley
DePaul
Sioux
Associated Press
Phil Jackson
Blue Demons
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Crimson
Stuart Lantz
Nebraska
Iowa State
Ames
Owa
Texas A&m
John Beasley
Terry Trippet
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
College Station
SMU
Aggies
Georgia Tech
Pres Judy
Pittsburgh
Judy
Yellow Jackets
East Providence
Brown
MIT
Boston U
N. Hampshire
American Int'l
South Vanderbilt
Davidson
Richmond
Ga. Tech
Va. Tech
Wm. & Mary
Midwest
Purdue
Notre Dame
Texas
Rice
TCU
Arkansas
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