College Scores Tie With Multiple Shallow Skirmishes
A sprawling, OCR heavy list of college and conference scores appears. Teams from Ohio State to Wake Forest show up in a chaotic string of results and partial names. The fragmentary text hints at numerous games with scattered scores and participant names across many universities.
Cavaliers Rally Past Clemson 69 62 in ACC Clash
Virginia defeated Clemson 69 to 62 as Marc Tavarum led with 18 points and Virginia built a double digit lead for most of the game. Clemson, led by David Brown with 14 points, narrowed the gap late but could not overtake the Cavaliers who extended their ACC status with wins over Maryland and Wake Forest.
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Bears Upset Apps 72 67 in HICKORY
Lenoir Rhyne led by Mack Crudup with 26 points upset Appalachian State 72 to 67 on the road. The Bears rallied at the end to pull ahead in the final minute as Wark Carter added key free throws and Lenor Rhyne grabbed rebounds to seal the win.
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Bernard Taylor Beats Soviet Boxer in Moscow Fight
Bernard Taylor defeated Viktor Rybakov at the Moscow Palace of Sports before about 10 000 fans, as the American team opened four events. Other results included light heavyweights and welterweights competing, with mixed outcomes for the US team as Berard Taylor secured a strong win.
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Hunt Wins Pole For Grand Prix
Paulo reports James Hunt logged the fastest lap to seize pole position for the Grand Prix at Interlagos. His McLaren clocked 3:22.50 for an average speed of 187.9 mph, with defending champion Niki Lauda and others lining up behind in the opening row.
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VMI Beats Pirates In Tight Conference Clash
VMI erased an early 17-10 ECU lead as Wil Eyewit scored on jumpers and free throws to pull within one. Dave Montgomery and Carter Keu fueled a 2nd half push, ECU’s Al Edwards led with 16, VMI improved to 11-6 while ECU fell to 7-1 in conference play.
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Georgia Bulldogs Clinch 82 73 SEC Win Over LSU
Georgia beat LSU 82 to 73 as Walter Daniels and Tackie Dorsey led the Bulldogs. LSU kept within four late after an 11 point halftime cushion, but Georgia held on to improve to 7-3 overall and 2-4 in the SEC.
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Gobblers Rally Past Cobblers for 108 82 Victory
Blacksburg Virginia saw Russell Davis and JT Payne lead the Gobblers in a 108 82 win over Marshall Cooke. Davis shot 11 of 13 for 22 points while Payne hit 13 of 19 as Tech built a 67 88 lead after halftime. Marshall was paced by Frank Steele with 34 points and David Mbiler added 13 and nine boards.
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