College Scores from Various Games Across Indiana to Kentucky
A jumble of scores lists results from numerous college men and women games. Notable results include Indiana 82 Bradley 78, Purdue 97 Minnesota 92 in overtime, Texas El Paso 53 California 76, Wake Forest 9 Missouri 80, North Carolina ? Ferris State 107. The fragmentary data mentions teams such as Louisville, Temple, Kentucky, Texas, New Mexico, Chicago, Saint Mary’s, and Bellarmine with assorted opponents and brief score lines.
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Indiana
Bradley
Louisville
Lafayette
Rider & Winds
Michiaga St
Temple
Fordham
Purdue
Rica
Arkansas
St Mary's
Callis
Aamnessee
Kentucky
Taylor
Texas
Albion
University At Chicago
St. College
Rostterd College
Wheaton College
Marquette
New Mexico State
California
Missouri
Kansas State
New Mexico
el Paso
A Ettadet
Virginia Military
Western
New England
Mass
Cheyney
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Ferris State
University of Us
Chicago
Aare Lawrence
S. Thomas
East Carolina Beats Furman In Southern Conf Clash
East Carolina routed Furman 68 to 58 in Greenville as Furman shot 33.9 percent and was outrebounded 56 to 29. Faber and Jim Fairley led 15 points for ECU, building a first place tie with Davidson in the Southern Conference standings.
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Greenville
S.C
Furman
East Carolina
Faber
Jim Fairley
Davidsoni
Bucs
Lina
Davidson
Ecaroctha
Pirates
Wenrich
Jackson
Balf
Furman Gregory
Cockrum
Frince
R Franklin
Hunt
Thomas
Torals
Don Aee
al Faber
Five Pirates
Eas
Carowna
Ieee BP
Furman Rhoda
Basson
Carolina
Prince
Worcester State
N. Alarms
Furman Mount Uniensi
Adrian
Michigan
San Stefe
Ind
Olivette Katamazis
Franklin
Andersen
Hanover
Wabash
St. Joseph's
Eartham
St. Mary's
Afton
Eat State
Villanova
Kisgava
Imestona
RY. Fl
Scranton
Detroit
Xavier
Ohio
Ashland
Onis Sisters
Wisconsin
New Narmpstire && Maine
Florida Stave
Samford
Gariieravend
Augustine
Wooster
Walsh
Western Carolina
Appalachian
State
North Carolina A&t
Winston-Salem
Bewnent Abbey
Ersking
Smith
North Caroline
Central Richenend
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Lynchburg
Greensboro
Seton Hall
Georgetown
St. John’s N
West Virginia
Bowling Green
Miami
Howard Payne
East
Texas State
Williams
Bates
Benison
Charlin
Connecticut
Vermont
Quinnipiac
Newark State
Gardner-Webb Sprinter Posts Notable Victory
Gardner-Webb secures a standout win as Adams, who earlier set a 5 7 record, edges another competitor at the event. Augustine is referenced in standings with a 5 7 mark.
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Adams
Augustine
Clemson Gets Off To Bad Start In Duke Game
Clemson started poorly at home as Duke capitalized with early momentum. George Adams sparked a Clemson rally with 23 points while 6-foot-11 freshman Dave Angel added 18 rebounds in a season scoring record effort. Gardner-Webb beat St Augustine 127-98 in a separate pregame showcase.
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Boiling Springs
N.C
George Adams
al Graves
Adams
Dave Angel
Wake Forest Tops North Carolina In Close ACC Showdown
Wake Forest defeats North Carolina 80 72 as Charlie Davis leads with sharpshooting and late baskets. Davis key in closing moments while Bobby Habemeger pulls nine rebounds for the Demon Deacons and Wake Forest improves, keeping NC State memories in check. Deacons show improved team play and strong defense, while Carolina misses few free throws but commits fouls at critical times.
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Habemeger
Wake Forest
Charlie Davis
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Deacons
Wake
Deacon
Jack McCloskey
Carolina
Dean Smith
Davis
Smith
Thomasville Bulldogs pin Statesville to stay undefeated
Thomasville High's wrestling team extended its South Piedmont Conference record to 3-0 with a 36 to 8 win over Statesville. Bull dogs secured pins from Donnie Whitehead Ralph Carver Mark Atsood and Wiley Little as part of the victory.
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Statesville
Thomasville High
Bulldogs
Donnie Whitehead
Ralph Carver
Mark Atsood
Wiley Little
Illinois Beats MSU In Close Big Ten Clash
Illinois edged Michigan State 69 to 67 at East Lansing. A 40 minute Spartan scoring drought helped Illinois seize control in the second half and pull ahead for its third consecutive conference victory.
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East Lansing
Mich
Illinois
Western Carolina Rolls Past Appalachian State in 106-70 Win
Paul Lilz dumped 31 points and Howard Winston 19 as Western Carolina sprinted to a 106-70 victory over Appalachian State Saturday night. The Catamounts led 59-34 at the half as Bobby Tate topped Appalachian with 15 points and Stan Gibson added 13.
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Callowhee
Paul Lilz
Howard Winston
Western Carolina
Appalachian State
Bobby Tate
Stan Gibson
Richmond Hooks Tech 74-73 In Double OT
Ray Amana sank two free throws with four seconds left in the second overtime to lift Richmond to a 74-73 victory over Virginia Tech after a see-saw showdown. Stan Rysinski led the Spiders with 30 points and Mike Anastasio added 21 with 11 boards, while Loyd King led Tech with 27. The win was Richmond’s third.
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Richmond
Ray Amana
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Allan Bristow
The
Spiders
Roger Hatcher
Tech
Amana
Mike McKelvy
Loyd King
Stan Rysinski
Mike Anastasio
King
Top-Ranked UCLA Downs California 94 to 76 in Berkeley
Sidney Wicks scored a career high 33 points with 17 rebounds to pace UCLA past California 94 76 in Berkeley. Henry Bibby added outside shooting as UCLA broke away with a 14 3 run after a tight first half and forced 22 turnovers while California shot 48 percent to 40 percent.
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Berkeley
Calif
Sidney Wicks
California
Wicks
Bruins
Henry Bibby
Cal
Bears
Minnesota
Anne Ai Een
Io Wasley Truitt
Edal Anaae
Uclans
UCLA
Billy Ray
Smith
Colts
Miami
Shar
Jets
Newberry Defeats Mars Hill 80-60 in Hoops Showdown
Newberry Indians seized command from the opening tip and led Mars Hill throughout to win 80-60 in Newberry South Carolina. Rodney Hayes led Mars Hill with 29 points while Bill Sullivan scored 15 and Paul Sherman 14 for Newberry as the Indians improve to 7-9 and Mars Hill to 8-7.
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Newberry
Mars Hill
S.C
Newberry Indians
North Carolina
Rodney Hayes
Bill Sullivan
Paul Sherman
Indians
Abbey Defeats Erskine 67 61 in Belmont Showdown
Belmont Abbey’s basketball team snapped a four game slide with a 67-61 win over Erskine on Saturday night. The Crusaders improved to 4-8 and led 33-28 at the half as Bob Breen scored 24 and Roddey McCarson added 25 for Abbey. Erskine’s Skip Goley led with 19 points.
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Belmont
Belmont Abbey
Erskine
Crusaders
Bob Breen
Roddey McCarson
Abbey
Skip Goley
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