Grimsley defends pace to topple High Point 61 44
Greensboro Grimsley held High Point Central to 44 points as Dick Gordon led with 16 and Robie Wilson added 12. High Point trailed 44 35 after three quarters and Grimsley pulled away in the final period to win the Central 4 A Conference opener at the Greensboro Coliseum.
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UCLA Still Tops Top Ten in AP College Basketball Poll
UCLA leads the AP Top Ten with 389 points and 38 first place votes while Houston holds second with 351 points and one first place vote. North Carolina is third at 301 points as Kentucky climbs to fourth after beating Vanderbilt. St Bonaventure moves to seventh and New Mexico to ninth with Columbia debuting at 10th.
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Tennessee Knocks Off Vanderbilt In Tight Knoxville Showdown
Tennessee defeats Vanderbilt 64-62 at home to extend its SEC run and reach 29 straight home wins. Bill Justus leads the Vols with 22 points while Tom Hagan tops Vanderbilt with 16 as Kentucky climbs with a road win at Alabama. Maravich shines for LSU in a narrow victory over Georgia.
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Pipers edge Houston to restart ABA streak
Pittsburgh's Pipers, boosted by Chico Vaughn's 15-foot jumper with two seconds left, defeated Houston 109-107 to restart a winning streak as Minnesota lost to Kentucky and New Jersey topped Anaheim. In the NBA, the Knicks beat Seattle 119-113 for a fourth straight win.
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Boxing Roundup of International Results
Paris Jean Josselin stops Leroy Roberts by technical decision after 150 percent. Nottingham Alan Rudkin outpoints Pornchai Popraigan in ten rounds. Tokyo Yoshiaki Akasaka stops Sun Kap Choi in ten rounds as the ring action spans three nations.
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Roundball Heart Rivalry Heats Up In VMI Clash
Richmond coach Mills and VMI mentor McPherson call the game a matter of heart as the rivals meet on the VMI court. Richmond seeks to extend a three game win streak and cement its status as the Southern Conference surprise leader after a 6-4 season.
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High Point Visits High Point College In CC Battle
Henry Logan the 35 point a game star leads the Catamounts against High Point College in a Carolinas Conference matchup at Alumni Gym. Westerns recent wins over Lenoir Rhyne and Atlantic Christian set the tone as coaches prepare defenses for Logans high scoring threat.
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