College Basketball Scores From Across Regions
A sprawling list of college games across all regions with multiple teams and scores. Notable results include Kentucky over Pikeville 87 78, Georgia Tech 71 over Newberry 57, and North Carolina State 10 over 95. The field includes teams from ACC, SEC, Big Ten, and SW divisions with varied margins and occasional overtime. The Spaulding Pro Handball Tour concludes with Fred Lewis defeating Dennis Hollander 21 5 and 21 3 for 50,000 in Miami Beach.
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Stinn
Fred Lewis
Miami Beach
Dennis Hollander
Chicago
Conference race trembles as ACC foes clash in rough week
Southern Conference games produced surprising results and one night rallys. William and Mary beat Furman 90 68 as George Balents praised his team while Ronnie Satterthwaite left. Citadel upset Richmond 75 74 on Don Server free throws. Virginia Military Institute routed East Carolina 74 60. standings show William and Mary 6 7, VMI 5 2, Richmond 6 3 with Furman 1 5 and Davidson 4. Johnson, Enoch, Kratzer lead scoring in varied matchups across the circuit.
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William and Mary
George Balents
Iedians
Furman
Paladins
Alls Southern
Ronnie Satterthwaite
Clemson
Maryland
Richmond
Citadel
Les Robison
Bulldogs
Don Server
Spiders
Virginia Military
Bill Blair
East Carolina
Pirates
VMI
Appalachian State
Mountaineers
Davidson
Wildcats
Appalachian
Lenoir Rhyne
South Carolina
Purman
Tulane
Batanis
Ms “Gom
John Kratzer
Mike Enoch
John Lowenhaupt
Jack Arbogast
Ray Miller
Jeff Buller
Carl Slone
Mike Morton
Craig Sullivan
Steve McCurdy
Chris Davis
Rod McKeever
Richard Johnson
Ron Carter
John Krovic
AN Edwards
Dave Patton
Bob Pace
Calvin Bowser
Alex English
John Gently
Wildcat
Bo Brickels
Austrian Wins GP In Brazil
Niki Lauda wins the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos to open the season, taking the lead in the ninth lap and holding it to the finish for nine points. Teammate Clay Regazzoni pits with a broken wheel, returns to finish seventh as James Hunt loses pole position to Lauda.
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Brazil
Niki Lauda
Lauda
Britain
James Hunt Durng
Preschman
Jean-Pierre Jarier
Jus Ferrari
Jarier
Clay Regazzoni
Regazzoni
Celtics rout Braves as Auerbach clinics on TV
Boston Celtics president Red Auerbach aired basketball lessons during half time while his team crushed the Buffalo Braves 135 to 107. Charlie Scott led Boston with 30 points as Havlicek tied an all time games mark in a one sided telecast watched nationwide.
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Associated Press
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Buffalo Braves
Auerbach
Braves
Buffalo
Jack Ramsay
Celtics
Charlie Scott
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
High Point Beats LA By 88-62
Hickory High Point College girls win ninth straight defeating Lenoir Rhyne 88-62. Grace Simmons scores 23, Wanda Wilson 16. Panthers play UNC on Monday night and host Wake Forest Thursday.
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Hickory
High Point College
Lenoir Rhyne
Grace Simmons
Panthers
Wanda Wilson
UNC
Crenshaw, Morley, Burns Shine in Wild Open Finish
Crenshaw 210 behind Crenshaw IL delivered one of his most perplexing collapses as journeyman Mike Morley edged into second with 28 percent after a final 73. Dave Hill and rookie George Burns tied for third at 284, Hill closing 72 and Burns 8. Tom Watson 71 and David Graham 75 followed at 245.
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Crenshaw, IL
Mike Morley
Dave Hill
George Burns
Hill Wath
Burns
Tom Watson
David Graham
Pro Bowl players enjoy amiable buildup in New Orleans
In New Orleans, Pro Bowl players express a lighthearted mood as teams prepare. Pittsburgh’s Jack Lambert anchors the AFC defense while Jim Hart and others emphasize fun and pride. Ticket sales lag amid strike talk, with Madden and Kiz coaching and plans for a balanced, air‑heavy game.
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New Orleans
Jack Lambert
Cliff Harris
Eame
Lambert
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis
Jim Hart
ABA Seeks Future After Merger Setbacks
Denver AP The American Basketball Association plans a course change as lawsuits and member firings erode its base. A Board of Trustees meeting during the All-Star Game will explore options including a six to eight team league, or a merger with the NBA, or dissolution. The Squires face crippling finances amid three folded franchises and Virginia’s struggles. The All-Star game at McNichols Arena is expected to attract almost 18,000 as Denver Nuggets face a twelve-man all-star team from the other six clubs.
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Denver
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
ABA
Theeague
John ¥. Brown
Kentucky Colonels
NBA
Dave DeBusschere
Uie Aba Iz
Baltimore
San Diego
Utah
Virginia
Squires
New
McNichols Arena
Denver Nuggets
Pro Cage Standings Across Conferencers and Divisions
A compact release lists the Atlantic and Central divisions with team records and points. It covers Eastern teams Boston Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Atlanta Houston New Orleans and others, plus Western standings for Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Golden State and Seattle. Results from Saturdays and Sundays show wins, losses, scores, and key matchups across the NBA-like league.
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Boston
Philpbia
Bulfate
Washington
Cleveland
Atanta
Houston
Orleans
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
G State
Seattle
Phoenix
Portland
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Golden State
Buffalo
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Terps fall in overtime as Carolina conquers Terps clash
UNC and Maryland duel in an overtime thriller with LaGarde Buckley and Ford delivering key moments. UNC outruns Maryland 93, 89 to force extra play. Davis fouls out late. UNC wins 101-95 as Maryland slips to 1-3 in ACC while 13-3 overall.
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UNC
Ford
Bruce Buckley
Roester
Buckley
LaGarde
Sheppard
Carolina
Terps
Maryland
Kupchak
Davis
Colonels Stay On Hot Streak
Louisville AP report notes Kentucky Colonel s five wins in six games since Jan van Breda Kolff joined. The latest 117-113 win over Indiana featured reserves sparking a third-quarter burst with Wil Jones. Spurs beat Nets 128-104 and Spirits of St Louis defeated Virginia Squires 124-10.
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Louisville
Jan van Breda Kolff
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia
Indiana
van Breda Kolff
Wil Jones
American Basketball Association
San Antonio Spurs
New York Nets
Spirits of St. Louis
Virginia Squires
Waiting Pays Off At Phoenix Winter Classic Victory
James Warren of Bakersfield California won the top fuel final at the first annual National Hot Rod Association Phoenix Winter Classic. Warren defeated Gary Beck of Edmonton Alberta after Beck's dragster broke. Warren clocked 5.99 seconds at 238.72 mph. Don Prudhomme of Granada Hills California won the funny car final, defeating Gary Burgin before Burgin was disqualified for crossing the center line. Prudhomme ran 7.202 seconds at 150.25 mph for his first Phoenix track victory.
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Phoenix
James Warren
Dod Prudhomme
Warren
Bakersfield
Calif
Gary Beck
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Beck
Jin Plummer
Gold Hill
Ore
Don Prudhomme
Granada Jhtts
Cali
Gary Burgin
Stanton
Prudhomme
Monza
Burgin
Willnaing
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