Sophomore Lonnie Thomas Sparks Appalachian Past High Point
Lonnie Thomas of Appalachian State, a 6-5 sophomore from East Bend, NC, scored 17 of his 19 points in the second half helping the Mountaineers beat High Point College to move to 7-1 in the North State Conference. Rick Howe led with 20 points, while Don King added 15 as Appalachian shot 52.4 percent.
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Clemson Holds Off South Carolina In ACC Clash
Clemson built a 40-19 halftime lead and survived a late rally to beat South Carolina 71-63 in Columbia. Whisnant led SC with 19 points, Patterson had 17 for Clemson, as fouls and free throws in the final minutes secured the win. Clemson improves to 1-3 in ACC, 6-9 overall. USC remains winless in league at 0-4.
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Tar Heels Beam Cavaliers in ACC Clash
North Carolina, ranked seventh, overwhelmed Virginia 92-70 in Charlottesville as York Larese scored 28 and Doug Moe 24. The Tar Heels built a strong second half surge, out-rebounded 47-25 and remained unbeaten in ACC play at 3-0 while Virginia’s Tony Laquintano and Jack Hasbrouck led with 24 points each.
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Cage Scores From Associated Press Roundup
College basketball results list Wake Forest over NC State 76 to 66 and North Carolina defeating Virginia 92 to 70. Other notable scores include Purdue over Minnesota 65 to 64 and Notre Dame beating Detroit 66 to 62.
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Bears rout East Carolina 92 65 in North State clash
Lenoir Rhyne Bears beat East Carolina Pirates 92 65 to run their win streak to nine. Jerry Wells led with 34 points while Emil Dixon 21 Tommy Burton 18 and Eddie Holbrook 12 also scored in the NC game. The Bears shot 62 percent, lifting their season mark to 13 2.
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Chappell Sparks Wake Forest Comeback Victory
Big Len Chappell led a second half rally as Wake Forest defeated North Carolina State 76 to 66 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game before 7,000 at Winston-Salem. Chappell scored 28 points and, with Bill Hull, dominated rebounds.
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Tigers set 400 medley relay record in win over Appalachian
Clemson Tigers swim team beat Appalachian 62 31 as the 400 medley relay squad set a school record with a 4 13.8 time.
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Duke Downs Maryland 70 62 In ACC Tilt At Duke Indoor
Duke College team fought back from a five point halftime deficit to beat Maryland 70 to 62 at Duke Indoor Stadium. Art Heyman and Carroll Youngkin led the Blue Devils with 18 points each while Johnny Frye added ten in reserve. Bill Stasiuaitis topped Maryland with 15 as Duke’s defense forced scarce Maryland scoring chances in the second half.
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Mountaineers defeat Davidson in Southern Conference wrestling
West Virginia earned two pins and a forfeit to beat Davidson 27-3 in a Southern Conference match. Heavyweight Tom Gresser pinned John Eggers in 6:46 and George Thompson pinned Ed Peel in 4:02 of the 130 pound bout.
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Budd Dominates 50 Yard Dash at Boston Track Meet
Olympian Frank Budd of Villanova won the 50 yard dash at the Knights of Columbus event in the Boston Garden, clocking 5.3 in the final after a 5.2 meet record in the heat. Paul Winder of Morgan State took second, Ed Collymore represented the Quantico Marines, and Bill Johnson of Maryland won the 45 yard hurdles in 5.7. Bob Backus set a meet record with a 67 feet 3 inch 35 pound weight throw.
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