Rough play marks UCLA Notre Dame clash on boards
The game featured rugged play under the boards with Shumate Dantley and Brokaw colliding with Walton. Technical fouls were called on Meyers and Brokaw. Walton’s lip was cut and Notre Dame trailed 43 34 at halftime before closing to 45 43 as Shumate scored. Walton sparked UCLA to a late 1 point lead.
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Oral Roberts Edges Virginia Tech 70-68 in thriller
Eddie Woods missed a late free throw but recovered his miss and scored with seven seconds left to lift Oral Roberts Titans to a 70-68 win over the Virginia Tech Gobblers in Blacksburg.
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Wooden Urges Silence as UCLA Streak Falls to Notre Dame
UCLA star Bill Walton battled injury as Notre Dame stunned the top-ranked Bruins 71-70 in a nationally televised game. Dwight Clay hit the decisive 18-foot jumper with 28 seconds left after a late run, while John Wooden stressed that the streak was meaningless but praised Notre Dame’s rally and warned his team to stay disciplined.
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Catamounts Beat Elon In Double Overtime Thriller
Western Carolina defeats Elon 110-108 in double overtime as Albert Toomer scores a career high 40 points and Kirby Thurston adds crucial free throws. Diffy Ross leads Elon with 29 points. Catamounts improve to 6-9.
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Ailing Miller Sees Tucson Lead Shrink
Johnny Miller, dealing with a heavy cold and rising tension, carried a two stroke lead after three rounds of the Dean Martin Tucson Open at Tucson National Golf Club. His 71 left him 206, as rivals Crenshaw, Snead, Allen Miller and Zarley closed within three.
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Paul Purtzer
Orville Moody
Cavaliers Edge Virginia In 73-67 Ballgame
George Washington University defeated Virginia 78-67 as Keith Morris scored 26 points, including 18 in the second half, to propel GWU. Holloran added 17 for GWU while Virginia notes Gusgeverd 17 Walker 16 on a 50 percent second half. Virginia finished 36 percent shooting.
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Pete Collins Leads HPC Past Bears 56-52
High Point College center Pete Collins scored 24 points to lead the Panthers past Lenoir Rhyne 56-52. He tallied 20 points in the second half helping HPC regain the winning track.
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Indians win 2 from East in CCS thriller
Sumner Southern Guilford's Spencer Wilson scored 17 but two seconds left lifted the Indians to a 45 43 win over East Davidson in the Central Carolina Conference. East Davidson dropped to 4 losses in five games as Westmoreland Kenley Harris and Call Dickson led a 46 52 girls scoring night for Davidson and Guilford respectively.
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Maryland Rolls Over Navy 72-50 Behind McMillen’s 27
Maryland, ranked fourth, recovered from a slow start to beat Navy 72-50 as Tom McMillen scored 27 and Maryland surged from a 21-20 deficit to a 35-21 lead. Navy faded with six minutes without a score, Halftime Maryland led 37-25.
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