Duke beats South Carolina 68 59 in ACC tourney amid foul call furor
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire blasted a two shot foul ruling late in the Duke game, saying it altered the outcome as Duke edged the Gamecocks 68 59 to reach the final against North Carolina. He urged consistency and clearer rules while defending his team's plan.
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District Five Tournament Opens In Lexington Tonight
Action starts at Lexington Senior High School as District Five teams from CCC and Rocky River collide to decide the State 2-A representative. Top seed Randleman aims to avenge a season loss against Sumner in CCC final, opening Wednesday at 7 p.m. against Trinity. Sumner, CCC winner, meets South Stanly at 7 p.m.. Western Guilford vs Parkwood at 8:30 p.m.. Sun Valley vs Ledford at 8:30 p.m. Friday semis start at 7 p.m.. finals and consolation on Saturday night.
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Bowling league standings and top scores summary
Independent League leaders Thomas Car second place and Bentley Machinery lead in team sets. TAR HEEL TEN PIN LEAGUE high scores Jim Ledwell and Sam Hart in top games and sets. National Uphol leads 65-35 with 2575 league points. Heirloom Furniture 62-38 with 588 series and 2606 pinfall.
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Martin's Cleaners
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Drake Bulldogs open NCAA Midwest Regional with win
Drake's streaking Bulldogs notch a 10th straight victory by defeating Louisville as the NCAA Midwest Regional tournament begins.
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Senators Try to Rebuild With Williams Guidance
In Washington camp Ted Williams surveys a rebuilding Senators team led by Frank Howard and new players Del Unser Alyea, Brant Alyea and Paul Casanova. Epstein acknowledges Williams’s influence as he aims to maximize the club’s potential while prospects from the minors vie for impact.
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High Point Classic and Industrial Bowling Standings and Highs
Recap of weekly bowling results across leagues with leaders, high games and high series. Notable: Harb’s Garage tops team honors in High Point Classic and Jim Ledwell earns a 632 series. Harb 254 high game. Dillon Auto Parts leads in team marks. multiple leagues show shifts in standings and individual highs.
Ted Williams New Club Seeks Lesson From Old Club
Ted Williams new club faces lessons from his old club as Washington Senators fall 4-0 to Kansas City Royals in an exhibition. Pirates blank Cardinals 6-0. Red Sox and others post wins. injuries and contract talks ripple through spring action.
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Va. Players To Unload Tonight
The University of Virginia Cavaliers plan to present a petition outlining grievances against basketball coach Billy Gibson at a 7 p.m. meeting with university athletic officials. The squad, including Gibson in attendance, may call for his dismissal though a definitive outcome was not learned. Co captain Chip Case and Mike Wilkes stated the team regrets public comments but maintains several justifiable complaints behind the revolt.
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Shinns Column on Tournament Pressure and Upsets
Shinn argues that playoffs and tournaments reward fate as much as skill noting one bad game eliminates teams. He recalls the district tournament and explains even a non best team can advance, stressing the value of being part of the event.
Tournament Games Tonight at Lexington and North Forsyth
At Lexington several games headline the night with Sumner facing South Stanly at 7 p.m. and West Guilford meeting Parkwood at 8:30 p.m. At North Forsyth Reidsville plays Graham at 7 p.m. followed by Northwest Guilford versus Mount Tabor at 8:30 p.m.
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