Bucks Beat Sonics as Kareem and Robertson Lead Comeback
Milwaukee leaned on Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson to rally past Seattle 104-99, pushing their NBA-winning streak to 20. Kareem scored 32, Robertson 24, with the Bucks breaking away after halftime. Buffalo topped Portland 114-98 in the other NBA game.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Packed Monday Scores
Exhibition results show Chicago A 6 and Minnesota 7 while Pittsburgh 9 lost to Detroit 3 New York A 2 fell to Atlanta 1 Milwaukee 4 edged California 3 Cincinnati 0.2 Houston 2 beat Montreal 7 New York N 3 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 11 Kansas City 7 beat Washington 4 Baltimore 3 in 13 innings San Francisco 7 tied Tokyo Orlens 5 Chicano N 6 Cleveland 2 San Diego Oakland and
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High Point tennis falls to Wake Forest in season opener
High Point College opens 1971 tennis season with a 9-0 loss to Wake Forest in Winston-Salem. The Panthers show effort in doubles with Sanjines and Smith pairing against two Australians, while Wake Forest sweeps all six singles in straight sets. The team, missing Chip Hisele, prepares to host Greensboro College Wednesday at 2 pm behind Alumni Gymnasium.
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District 26 All-District picks honor Guilford and NC A T
Guilford and North Carolina ABT each place two players on the NAIA District 26 All-District squad led by David Smith and M L Carr of the Quakers. Harris and Elmer Austin head the Aggies selections with six other players from Catawba Johnson C Smith High Point Elon and Gardner Webb.
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Leftwich Dropped From NC State Ahead Of ACC Tourney
NC State star Ed Leftwich, second team All-ACC guard, was removed from the Wolfpack squad for missing practices as the team prepared to meet Duke in the opening round of the eight team ACC tournament in Greensboro. Fellow guard Bill Benson had quit last week over academic troubles. Leftwich plans to transfer, saying he will not be welcomed back next year if he remains outside the team.
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Andrews Defeats Smith In Five Inning Baseball Clash
Andrews handled Greensboro Smith 14-5 in a non conference game Monday as cold weather shortened the contest to five innings. Chippy Miller earned the win to push Andrews to 1 loss. Koontz Jenkins East Hobbs Miller Thomas appear in line.
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Elizabeth City State Surges Into NAIA Tourney Fight
In the NAIA first round, Elizabeth City State defeated Western New England 90 76 to advance. Leonard Carmichael scored 23 as all five starters hit double figures, boosting ECSU to a 22 8 season, while Stephen F. Austin beat UNC Asheville 91 73. Second round follows Wednesday with the title on Saturday.
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Frazier Beats Ali In Final Bout To Claim Victory
The Associated Press scorecard had Frazier at nine to five to one, as Ali struggled in middle rounds and showed signs of fatigue. Frazier dominated rounds eight through 13, then Ali wooed back to win the 14th, but a brutal final round left Ali on the deck and Frazier victorious as Bundini celebrated.
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Ragsdale To Battle Gibsonville In District 52A
West Montgomery defeated Southwest Randolph 41 to 27 to exit the district tournament at East Davidson High School. Northwest Guilford topped Forbush 38 33 with Lynn Parrish scoring 20. Tonight Ragsdale meets Gibsonville in the 7 p.m. opener and Hebethany faces Union Pines.
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Kirkman and Collins Lead HPC Scoring and Rebounding
High Point College statistics show John Kirkman led with an 18.2 scoring average over 30 games, with Pete Collins adding 14.7 points and 11.2 rebounds. Tubby Smith reached double figures with 12.6 points as HPC finished 12-18 overall and 4-9 in the Carolinas Conference, averaging 77.3 points while being outrebounded by under two per game.
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Bruins Hold Narrow Edge Over No 1 Marquette in Poll
UCLA narrowly leads No 1 Marquette by two points in the latest AP Top Twenty poll. UCLA collects 608 points with 19 first place votes, while Marquette has 606 and 13 first place votes after both teams swept recent opponents.
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