Virginia Tech edges North Carolina 90 88 in second overtime
Virginia Tech rallied to defeat North Carolina 90 88 in double overtime at Chapel Hill. John Wetzel hit the decisive jumper with 10 seconds left in the second overtime as UNC suffered its first home loss of the season. Billy Cunningham had 30 points and 25 rebounds for UNC with six Tar Heels in double figures.
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N. C
John Wetzel
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
Wetzel
Tar Heels
UNC
Billy Cunningham
Mha Omahkhlawe
Abhind
Elon Christians Rally Past Catawba 71-46
Elon College, led by Jesse Branson and Roland Miller, exploded after halftime to beat Catawba 71-46 in North Carolina. Miller scored 21, Branson 17, as Elon pulled away from a 35-33 halftime lead and extended their Carolinas Conference record to 7-0.
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Elon College
N.C
Elon
Fighting Christians
Catawba
Carolinas
Jesse Branson
Tribe
Roland Miller
Christians
Palmer Faces Rough 17th At Pebble Beach In Crosby Tourney
Arnold Palmer slogged the 17th hole in a six over par nine as he battled waves and penalties on Pebble Beach. He finished the round four over par for a 76 and a 3 round total of 221, noting the PGA now follows USGA rules that would have changed last year’s disqualification.
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Arnold Palmer
Bing Crosby
Arnie
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Crosby
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High Point Panthers roll to ninth win in conference clash
High Point defeated Appalachian State 83-68 to stretch its winning streak to six in conference play and nine of ten overall. Bill Fallin and Phil Garrison each scored 20 points with 20 and 16 rebounds respectively, lifting the Panthers as five players reached double figures.
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Enterprise
Boone
Bill Fallin
Phil Garrison
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Mountaineers
Elon
Catawba
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Barry Smith
Kirk Stewart
Wayne Duncan
Jack Lytton
Joe Hailey
Neel
Apps
Smith
Western Carolina
Tom Quinn
Appalachian
Bob Light
Reb
S Smith
Nn Stewart
Byers
Cheatham
Lytton
HPC
Agedachion
Jack West
Bill Strickland
State Rallies To Stun Maryland In ACC Thriller
NC State erased a five point deficit in the final minutes to beat Maryland 66 65 in Raleigh. Pete Auksel hit a jumper to give State the lead with 35 seconds left as Larry Lakins poured in 27 and 11 rebounds. Maryland's Scott Ferguson had 18 points and 10 boards.
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Raleigh
N. C
N. C. State
Maryland
Wolfpack
State
Pete Auksel
Tommy Mattocks
Larry Lakins
Scott Ferguson
George Suder
Gary Ward Lach
Terps
N.C
DeCosmo
Mattocks
Ward
Lakins
Suder
Moffitt
Ferguson
Wise
Auksel
Clark
Brayt Jorsiey
AC Edges Guilford In Thriller
Atlantic Christian defeated Guilford College 67 to 64 in Greensboro in a Carolinas Conference thriller. Elwood Parker sparked late pressure before Bill Fugate clinched the win with a field goal and a late free throw to seal AC’s second conference victory. Fugate scored 23 points.
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Greensboro
Atlantic Christian
Guilford College
Bulldogs
Quakers
Guilford
Elwood Parker
Bill Fugate
St Joseph's Hawks Hold Off Wake Forest In Palestra Win
In Philadelphia the St Josephs Hawks defeated Wake Forest 73 64 in the second game of a Palestra doubleheader. Wake Forest rallied with three ties at 38 40 and 42 before the Hawks pulled away with Billy Oakes scoring to put them ahead 45 42 with 12 37 left.
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Philadelphia
St. Joseph's Hawks
Wake Forest
Deacons
Hawks
Billy Oakes
Frank Christie
Lema and Balding Knot For Crosby Lead At Pebble Beach
Canadian Al Balding and Californian Tony Lema share the 54 hole lead at Bing Crosby Open with 208 after a tough third round at Pebble Beach. Lema shot 70 to close four under while Balding slipped to 75 amid 17th hole trouble. Palmer Nicklaus and Rudolph stumble. Hebert Devlin and Aaron chase at 210 or 211.
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al Balding
Tony Lema
Bing Crosby
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Balding
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Mason Rudolph
Palmer
Lema
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Jay Hebert
Tommy Aaron
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Aaron
Julius Bores
Bill Casper Jr
Jerry Pittman
Bob Charles
al Geiberger
Bernard Hunt
George Archer
Ernie Vossier
Ted Makalena
Don Fairfield
Bob Harrison
George Knudson
Dan Sikes
Bruce Crampton
Rex Baxter
Doug Sanders
Charles Coody
Bud Helscher
Phil Rodgers
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Bob Goalby
Jack Burke Jr
Jonn Cook
Gene Littler
Tommy Jacobs
Miller Barber
Eric Monti
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al Johnson
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al Mengert
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Peter Butler
Paul Streeters
Dick Crawford Maxwell
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Cree
Joe Taylor
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Eeennee
Dufferess Wins at South Atlantic Women’s Amateur Golf
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport La defeated defending champion Phyllis Preuss of Pompano Beach 1 up in a semi final of the 35th annual South Atlantic Women's Amateur Golf Tournament in Ormond Beach Fla on Saturday.
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Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
High Point Fighters Lose Bouts in Gastonia Gold Gloves
Two High Point fighters lost final bouts in the Gastonia Golden Gloves event last night. Colon Austin dropped a decision to Ricky Ballenger of Gaffney in the 160 pound open division while Jimmy Hester fell to Danny Atkins of Mt. Holly in the 135 pound open class. Mt. Holly captured both the no vice and open team championships.
East Carolina Tops Lenoir Rhyne 62 57 Rallying Late
East Carolina erased a 10 point deficit in the first minutes to beat Lenoir Rhyne 62 57. A 25 point surge including four straight in the final four minutes gave the Pirates the lead for good as Ed Miastkowski scored 20 and Neill McGeachy 19 for the Bears.
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N. C
East Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Jerry
Otte
Bucs
Ed Miastkowski
Neill MccGeachy
Bears
ECC
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McGeachy
Ehlers
Kinsey
Deehan
Miastkowski
Bua
Cochran
Basketball Scoreboard Highlights Numerous College Games
Virginia Tech edged North Carolina 90 88 in double overtime. Florida State beat Georgia 64 63. Other results include Old Dominion 65 Washington and Lee 63 and Notre Dame 95 Michigan State 80. Numerous schools posted wide scorelines across the slate.
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Millerville State
Bowie
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Villa Madonna
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Gallaudet
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California
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Pikeville
Emory & Henry
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Textile
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Salisburg
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Bowdoin
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Valdost
Chattanooga
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Ithaca
Oswego State
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Youngstown
Solowin-Walless
Transylvania
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