College Basketball Results Across Major Regions
Long Beach State 76 San Jose State Saturday results include Idaho State 93 Montana State 77 and Iowa 4 Wisconsin 93. Marquette 72 Creighton 60. Michigan State 62 Illinois 61. Minnesota 105 Northwestern 9. Notre Dame 9 San Francisco Idaho State 61 Weber State. LSU 117 Pepperdine 4. Portland 93 Nevada Reno 72. UCLA 78 Cal 69. Utah 67 Brigham Young 54. Wyoming 60 Texas-El Paso 8. St Johns 83 Seton Hall 64. Army 64 Manhattan 2. Holy Cross 68 Providence 67. Duquesne 57 Villanova 54. Consolation: Massachusetts 93 West Virginia Hofstra 92. La Salle 81 Cincinnati 74 Georgia Tech. Missouri Valley: W Texas State 69 San Jose State 75 San Diego State Long Beach State 65 Fullerton State 64. Southwest Conference: Arkansas 80 Houston 74. Nobis retires from Falcons. St Louis names Ron Coleman basketball coach.
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Sunday Sports Scores Across NBA and NHL From Long List
NBA results include Indiana 118 over Detroit 96 Portland 104 over Seattle 101 New York Knicks 110 over Philadelphia 102 Washington 118 over Phoenix 110 Kansas City 109 over Milwaukee 108 Chicago ? Golden State ? Houston ? New York Nets 115 over Detroit 106 Indiana 110 over New Orleans 106 Los Angeles 104 over Cleveland 99 Houston at Buffalo. Tuesday matchups list Portland at Buffalo Denver at New York Knicks Philadelphia at Atlanta Seattle at New Orleans Phoenix at San Antonio Milwaukee at Detroit Cleveland at Golden State. NHL standings show Patrick WLT Ps GF GA with various division records. Saturday results include Montreal 7 New York Rangers 2 Boston 3 Buffalo 1 and more.
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Lauda wins South African GP amid Pryce tragedy
Niki Lauda wins the South African Grand Prix in Johannesburg as the race claims the life of driver Tom Pryce of Wales and a race official. A.J. Foyt dominates the Twin 200s car portion in Ontario, Calif, while Jimmy Insolo edges Bobby Unser for stock car honors. Vladimir Kovalev takes the world men’s title in Tokyo. Phil Mahre narrowly wins the Sun Valley slalom. Lise Marie Morerod sweeps women’s. Connors defeats Nastase in Puerto Rico tennis clash. Borg wins U.S. Indoors in Memphis.
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Pistons Rally in Ring-Style Win Over Hawks
Marvin Barnes led the injury-hit Detroit Pistons to a 115-105 win over Atlanta as seven players scored in double figures. Barnes scored 23 including eight in the final quarter after replacing injured Bob Lanier, with Howard Porter adding seven. The NBA results also included Celtics over Nuggets in OT and Knicks over 76ers.
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High Point Third in New South Invitational Swim Meet
Durham and surrounding teams dominated weekend results with 61 squads and 650 swimmers. High Point Swim Club placed third scoring 387 points behind Richmond’s Commonwealth Rams and Durham Dolphins YMCA. standout swimmer Danny Stackhouse won multiple events in the 13 14 age group and contributed to several winning relays.
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