Tar Heels Hold Off Duke In Tight ACC Thriller
Carolina defeats Duke 75-72 as Dean Smith switches to man to man in the final minute. Duke misses a tying shot, Rusty Clark grabs a key rebound, and Dick Grubar adds a late free throw for Carolina’s ninth win in 10 games.
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Wolfpack Tops Maryland In ACC Clash At Raleigh
In Reynolds Coliseum the NC State Wolfpack toppled Maryland 68 to 52 to claim a third ACC win and move atop the standings, while the Terps dropped to 2-4 in league play amid poor shooting. Joe Sertich led State with 18 points as Nelson Isley added 10 and Braucher 15. Rod Horst led Maryland with 14.
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Quakers halt Appalachian home win streak in NC
Guilford College defeated Appalachian 78 to 72 at Boone to snap the mountaineers 20 game home winning run. Bob Kauffman scored 32 and Pat Moriarty 22 as the Quakers strengthened their lead in the Carolinas Conference and remained 11-1 overall.
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Vols Upset Alabama 82 63 On Tide Home Court
Tennessee erased a nine point first half deficit to beat Alabama 82 to 63 in Tuscaloosa. Bobby Croft led the Vols with 22 points while Tom Jones and Gary Elliott had 15 for Alabama.
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Campbell Edged By Wilmington 82 78 Tonight
Wilmington Hawks edged Campbell College 82 to 78 as both teams used six players. Chris Specale led Wilmington with 19 points and 14 rebounds while Mike McQuay added scoring support. Campbell’s John Marshbanks scored 10 and Gary Davis 18 in a fall to 4-5. Wilmington improved to 4-5.
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Gamecocks Rally To Rout Clemson 93-71
South Carolina erased a nine point halftime deficit to defeat Clemson 93-71 in an ACC game. Butch Zatezalo scored 35 for Clemson, while Hank Martin limited him in the second half and Gary Gregor posted 23 points for the Gamecocks as 4,500 watched.
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Gallagher Guides Pembroke Past Baptist College
Pembroke College beat Baptist College of Charleston 76 to 63 as Joe Gallagher scored 30 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. The 6 foot 7 center dominated inside, aiding a 39-30 halftime lead and Pembroke never relinquished the advantage. Roger White led Baptist with 14 points.
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Wake Forest Thumps VMI 92 60 in Interconference Win
Wake Forest dominated Virginia Military Institute 92 60 as Dickie Walker led with 24 points and nine rebounds. Jerry Montgomery disrupted VMI star John Kemper, holding him to 11 points, while Norwood Todmann and Montgomery added 18 each to push the Deacons to 3 8.
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Gobblers Edge Cavaliers In Tight Virginia Tech Comeback
Virginia Tech defeated Virginia 84-82 as Glen Combs scored late and Stan Kerrick added key free throws to seal the win. Wayne Mallard led Tech with 16 points while Mike Kates poured in 29 for Virginia, which outrebounded Tech 52-26 in a contest decided in the final minutes.
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William Tyndale’s Translation of the Bible
The first English Bible translation printed directly from Hebrew and Greek was done by William Tyndale. His work marked the first direct rendering of the scriptures into English.
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Davidson Beats St. John's To End Redmen Home Streak
Davidson pulled away after a 19 19 tie with a 15 2 run early in the second half to beat St. John's 70 54 on the road. Rod Knowles and Dave Moser led Davidson with 13 and 16 points as both teams improved to 9 3. Carmine Calzonetti topped St. John's with 11.
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Vanderbilt Seeks Sportsmanlike Crowd For Kentucky Clash
Vanderbilt basketball fans received a team memo urging better behavior for the top ranked Commodores hosting fifth-ranked Kentucky. Signed by 11 players and Coach Roy Skinner, the note followed a previous on-court plea by Skinner after a late-game incident versus Duke.
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