HPC Opens District Play with Win Streak at Risk
In Winston-Salem High Point faces a two wins needed scenario to reach the NATA national tournament in Kansas City. District 26 playoff action begins with North Carolina A&T vs Elon and High Point meeting Winston-Salem State, with the winner to advance to a Wednesday night decider.
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Concord Spiders Triumph Over Bulldogs In Tournament Clash
Concord, seeded second, defeated Thomasville 51 41 to eliminate the Bulldogs in a tournament game. Robert Blue led Concord with 25 points and Reese Thompson added 16 as Ellis Thompson sparked outside scoring. Richard Slack paced Thomasville with 16 points and Terry Hargrave added 11.
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Tar Heels Drop To 4th In Poll Davidson Holds On To 5th Spot
North Carolina falls to fourth after losses while Davidson remains fifth in the AP top 25. UCLA captures final number one with 44 first place votes, La Salle slips to second, and Santa Clara rises to No. 3 beneath a shifting top tier.
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Baseball Roundup and Spring Signings Stir Card Nation
Top ten college ballot shows Purdue Kentucky St John s NY Duquesne and Villanova. Cardinals Gussie Busch Devine Musial sign six star players led by Gibson with 125000 salary. Brock Flood Shannon Briles Washburn secured. Other clubs signings include Powell Beog and Seegui as Clendenon trade unsettled with Expos.
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Kentucky Wins 24th SEC Crown In 39 Years
Kentucky clinched the SEC title for the 24th time under Adolph Rupp with a 90-86 win over Auburn. Dan Issel 34, Mike Casey 23, and Mike Pratt 18 led the Wildcats comeback after trailing by 8 with 11 minutes left. Other Top Twenty teams also won as Creighton, Marquette, and Louisville advanced to NCAA contention.
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