Southern teams clash in wild 7 overtime college hoops night
A chaotic basketball night features South Alabama and several southern programs in extended action with scoring bursts from Austin Johnston Mississippi State Lamar and others. Notable results include UNC Asheville over Livingston Nicholls State and Tulane edging Texas Christian in a high scoring sequence.
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Petrie sidelined as Hawks star undergoes knee surgery
Atlanta guard Geoff Petrie had knee surgery Monday and will miss the rest of the NBA season. Doctors removed scar tissue and damaged nerves from his left knee. He is expected to return at full strength next season.
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College Basketball Roundup From Nation’s Aces and Furth
Kentucky pulled away from a midgame tie to improve to 13-2 as Jim Givens led with 19 points and Darrell Griffith scored 20 for Louisville in a 10th straight win over LSU. Providence beat Canisius 87-?. Bruce Campbell had 22. Arkansas remained unbeaten in SWC play at 15-1 with Delph scoring 16 in the second half. Virginia Military moved to 15-1 by topping Central Wesleyan 104-97.
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Hemmi Wins Giant Slalom at Adelboden in World Cup
Heini Hemmi of Switzerland captured his third giant slalom victory of the season, beating Ingemar Stenmark by .75 seconds in a World Cup race in Adelboden Switzerland.
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Biletnikoff Calls Pro Bowl Overhaul or End
Pro Bowl needs changes says Fred Biletnikoff. He argues players should pick teams, raise pay to about 7500 for winners and 5000 for losers, and that the game is a filler between seasons. He notes players tire of football and cites pension fund revenue.
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Teenager Beats Africa's Best in Minnesota Open
California14 year old Tracy Austin upset South Africa's Greer Stevens 7-5 6-3 on the first stop of the Women's Professional Tennis tour in Minnesota. About 2,000 fans watched eight first round matches as seeds Melville Reid and Morozova won, with the Kruger case stirring talk about apartheid era boycotts.
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Nastase Wins Indoor Tennis Clash in Philadelphia
Romanian star Ilie Nastase won a key match at the U S Pro Indoor Championships in Philadelphia after a tense 1 hour 15 minute duel with Barazzutti. Nastase admitted fatigue and nerves, citing insufficient practice and court familiarity as factors. Top seeds Connors and Borg had byes. Barazzutti advanced earlier with a 6 4 6 4 win over Delaney.
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