Wotford Faces Appalachian In NAIA Playoff Battle
In Hickory North Carolina tonight Wotford meets Appalachian for a key NAIA finals bid. Both district semifinal winners advance to the Kansas City finals with Wofford upsetting Catawba 68 59 and Appalachian beating Lenoir Rhyne 84 77.
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Wofford and Appalachian State Spark Close Cager Showdowns
Wofford led on its home court in Spartanburg behind Bob Waldrop's 22 points and Doug Chalk's 17 for Catawba in a tight early game. Appalachian State, at Boone, benefited from Rick Howe's 26 points and Ken Norman's 20 to beat Lenoir Rhyne, with Appalachian converting 34 of 40 free throws to Lenoir Rhyne's 15 of 33.
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Baseball and hockey results with schedule notes
Tuesday's results show Detroit 3 Boston 2. Wednesday's schedule lists no games. Ted Kluszewski had a perfect 1959 season with 393 chances without an error, recording 163 putouts and 230 assists at first base for Pittsburgh and the White Sox.
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NCAA mum on fate of Tar Heels in April meeting
UNC followers await a decision by the NCAA Infractions Committee on recruiting practices after a three day session in Kansas City. Chancellor Dr W B Aycock said he would appear at the meeting while the committee kept silent on any action, with a public announcement expected after the NCAA Council meeting next month. The likely location is Atlanta Georgia.
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K-State and Kansas in tight Big Eight title race
Kansas State and Kansas remained tied for first at 9-4 with one game left, as Kansas defeated Oklahoma 63-52 to force a possible co champion outcome. The title berth would be decided by a draw if both win and split their regular season series.
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Duke State Wake Forest Eyes in ACC Tournament Upsets
Raleigh AP reports ACC basketball tourney previews with Duke facing South Carolina and NC State meeting Maryland in the opening rounds. North Carolina and Wake Forest favored to beat Virginia and Clemson as UNC and Wake Forest shared the regular season title at 12-2.
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McCarter Knocks Out Irish Roy Smith in First Round
In Los Angeles, former Washington fullback Jim McCarter defeated Irish Roy Smith of Raleigh, North Carolina, with a first round TKO at 2:44 after Smith was knocked down twice. The heavyweights battled in a 10 round bout scheduled for ten rounds.
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Northwestern Against Rose Bowl Renewal Sparks Big Ten Vote
The Big Ten faces a split 5-5 on renewing the Rose Bowl deal as Northwestern signals a no vote. Minnesota Ohio State Illinois Wisconsin favor preservation while Michigan and others back the bid. The clause allowing individual bids could salvage a bid if a 6-4 majority forms.
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Shaffer Edges Toward Slim ACC Scoring Lead
Greensboro AP reports NC’s Lee Shaffer holds a 17.6 PPG scoring edge as ACC action heads to the tournament. Teammate Doug Moe sits at 18.1 PPG amid possible qualification constraints, with Art Whisnant, Paul Adkins, Al Bunge, Len Chappell and Choppy Patterson close behind in a tight race.
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