Wake Forest Faces North Carolina In ACC Showdown Tonight
Virginia climbs from last in the ACC with a 1-5 conference mark after beating South Carolina 91-84. Wake Forest seeks sole lead in Chapel Hill, holding a 5-2 overall slate and a 1-0 ACC start, while North Carolina rides a seven game streak and hosts the Deacons as Duke rests in second place.
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Vanderbilt Drops Kentucky. SEC Formula Boosts Commodores
Vanderbilt, 11-0 after a 64-62 win over Kentucky, relies on Indiana and Kentucky talent. Absence of Bobby Bland leaves gaps but eight Kentucky and three Indiana players pace the 15-man squad led by Bob Polk. Ratcheting basketball power as Ohio State and others win, with Siegfried's 23 straight free throws a highlight.
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Lexington Edges Northeast in 4th Period Comeback
Lexington Junior High rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Northeast Junior High 45 to 41. Eddie Edwards led Northeast with 20 points, while Bill Pritchard scored 18 for Lexington as the home team overcame a halftime deficit to move to 1-1 on the season.
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North Carolina On One Year NCAA Probation
The NCAA imposed a one year probation on North Carolina for recruiting and entertainment expenses tied to the Dixie Classic. Loyola of New Orleans and Arizona also received one year probations for related infractions. The council cited extensive on campus entertainment and improper use of recruiting funds and noted no detailed accounting of those funds.
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Errors in Judgment Aycock Says UNC Supplied NCAA Data
UNC Chancellor W. B. Aycock announced after the NCAA placed North Carolina on a one year basketball probation that the information used by the NCAA Council came from the university. He called the penalties for errors in judgment, not deliberate violations, and pledged full cooperation going forward.
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ACC Commissioner Weaver Investigates NC Matter
Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner Jim Weaver ordered an inquiry into a North Carolina matter. Byers indicated the action was taken by Weaver who also led the NC review.
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Central Carolina Conference basketball schedule highlights twin bills
Central Davidson hosts Ledford in a top two clash as Central leads the CCC at 10-0 while Ledford sits second at 9-2. Ragsdale visits Fair Grove with girls ahead 6-0. Trinity travels to Denton with mixed boys and girls records. North Davidson visits West Davidson for a pair as West seeks first girls win.
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Goalby Wins Los Angeles Open in Close Finish
Bob Goalby, 29, captured the $45,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Golf Course with a 275 total, three strokes ahead of runners up Eric Brown and Art Wall Jr. Harney, Venturi, and Casper tied for fourth at 279 as Goalby earned $7,500 and moved toward the San Diego Open.
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