Pro Cage Standings and Weekend NBA Results
Standings across the Pro Cage and NBA divisions show New York at top with 49 wins, Kentucky 47, and Carolina 46 in the East while Utah and San Antonio lead the West under divisions. Weekend results include Kentucky 122 over Memphis 109 and New York 112 over Denver 93, with several other matchups across Atlanta, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Los Angeles through Sunday.
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Today's Cage Schedule for College Basketball
North Carolina State 27 1 hosts Pittsburgh 25 3 in Raleigh at 2 p.m. EDT. UCLA 243 plays San Francisco 198 in Tucson at 4 p.m. EDT. Kansas 22 5 vs Oral Roberts 234 at 2 p.m. EDT. Michigan 224 meets Marquette 244 in Tuscaloosa at 4 p.m. EDT. NIT first round in New York Manhattan 10 8 vs Maryland Eastern Shore 26 1 at 2 p.m. EDT. North Carolina 22 5 faces Purdue 17 9 at 4 p.m. EDT. Massachusetts 21 4 battles Jacksonville 18 8 at 7 p.m. EDT. Fairfield 17 8 vs Hawaii 18 8 at 9 p.m. EDT.
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Mideast
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Marquette
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Fairfield
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College Scores From Associated Press Tournaments
The Associated Press reports college scores from tournaments. Indiana edged Tennessee 75 to 71 while Bradley beat Kansas State 68 to 64. Morgan State defeated Southwest Missouri State 67 in the College Division Championship.
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Indiana
Tennessee
Bradley
Kansas
Allison Brothers Win Front Row Prospects At Bristol
Bristol Tennessee AP qualifying for the NASCAR Southeastern 500 shows Donnie Allison posting a track record speed of 107.785 mph in a 1974 Chevrolet to lead a field of 30 vying for 20 remaining berths. Bobby Allison tied up the pole with 107.517 mph, while Cale Yarborough and James Hylton posted top speeds as Chevrolet cars dominated the first day of trials at Bristol International Speedway.
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Bristol International Speedway
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Timmonsville
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Dodge
Richard Petty
Randleman
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Ford
George Follmer
Arcadia
Calif
James Hylton
Inman
Concord Nips Trinity 5-4 In Loop Opener
Trinity led 3-0 early as Herbie Beard drove in two in the first and a run in the third. Concord fought back with two runs in the fourth and sixth, then scored the go ahead on back-to-back Bulldog errors in the seventh to beat Trinity 5-4. Blaine Smith had two hits for Trinity in a setback that leaves them 2-2.
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Herbie Beard
Richard Stanly
Board
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Kannapolis
Panthers Beat Abbey In Golf At Belmont
High Point College golf team defeated Belmont Abbey 84 to 15 percent and tied UNC Charlotte 12 to 12. UNC Charlotte's John Fellene was medalist with 74. High Point players Tom Crane and Tom Hartman shot 7 and 78. Next match vs Elon College at Oak Hollow in High Point Monday.
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High Point College
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UNC of Charlotte
John Fellene
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High Point
Tom Crane
Tom Hartman
Elon College
Oak Hollow
Yankees Preview: New Park Yet Same Old 1974 Woes
The New York Yankees open 1974 at Shea Stadium with a weak defense and pitching shortages despite a new ballpark. Led by Mel Stottlemyre and George Medich, the rotation must improve after last season’s 16-16 and 14-9 marks. Key losses include Lindy McDaniel, now with Kansas City, while Lou Piniella brings punch to a reshaped lineup alongside Munson Hart Murcer White Nettles Blomberg and Hegan.
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Jim Ray Hart
Yankee Stadium
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Mel Stottlemyre
Shea
Stottlemyre
George Medich
Yankees
Lindy McDaniel
Kansas City Royals
Lou Piniella
Ken Wright
Piniella
Munson
Hart
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Graig Nettles
Ron Blomberg
Bears Win In NCAA Tourney Upset on First Finals Trip
Morgan State newcomer Morgan Stata crowned NCAA College Division champion as the Bears defeat Southwest Missouri 67 52 in Evansville Indiana. Marvin Webster, a 7 foot junior, paces the win with 21 points and 16 rebounds while Southwest Missouri suffers a fourth final loss. Assumption beats New Orleans 115 103 in the consolation game as John Grochowalski scores 37 and Jeff Scott 32 for the Greyhounds.
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Big Bears
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Southwest Missouri
Morgan State
Marvin Webster
Assumption
New Orleans
John Grochowalski
Jeff Scott
Greyhounds
Massachusetts
Scott
Blazers edge Knicks in late petrie layup seals win
Geoff Petrie scored 29 as Portland rallied from 15 down in the second quarter to beat New York 107 105 with 20 seconds left. Hawks defeated Sonics 126 107 as Pete Maravich 39 and Walt Bellamy 30 led Atlanta. ABA results: Kentucky 122 Memphis 109 New York 112 Denver 93 Carolina 114 Utah 105 Indiana 142 San Diego 129.
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San Antonio
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Sonics
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Walt Bellamiy
Atlanta
Oral Roberts Coach Fouls Himself Out During Playoff
Oral Roberts coach Ken Trickey suspended himself after arrest for driving while intoxicated and resigning his post. Assistant Jack Sutter led the team in the regional final as UCLA, North Carolina State, Michigan, and others advanced toward Greensboro. Trickey met with president Oral Roberts before issuing a brief statement and will not comment further.
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Oral Roberts
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Highway Patrol
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Tulsa
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Tigers crush errors as Rickman drives Ragsdale win
Shorty Rickman delivered two doubles in three trips to power Ragsdale as they doubled up Tigers, who improved to 2-0 and set a scrimmage with Allen Jay on Tuesday.
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Ragsdale
Tigers
Allen Jay
Bryant mirrors plan to fund a female sports program
The editorial discusses Bryant’s remarks at a reception where a girl’s body was paraded. He claimed he had not said much, citing lack of knowledge on government requirements for equalizing programs. He offered to donate more money than federal or state funds to Miss Babb to start a female sports program, calling it pointless without government support.
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Miss Babb
Bulldogs Lose To West Montgomery in 9-4 Setback
THOMASVILLE West Montgomery built a six run lead in the first inning and held on as the Bulldogs fell 9-4. Thomasville loaded the bases on walks in the first, Bill Mills driving in the first run. Zeb Hanner doubled to score another in the second. Tim Tysinger hit a seventh inning homer and Ken Staton doubled scoring Hanner. Scott Myers took the loss in an error free game as Thomasville drops to 1-2 and heads to Statesville for the start of South Piedmont Conference play.
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West Montgomery
Bulldogs
Mark Swaim
Bill Freeman
Ken Staton
Bill Mills
Zeb Hanner
Tim Tysinger
Staton
Hanner
Scott Myers
Statesville
Northwest Guilford Downs Ledford In High School Baseball
Northwest Guilford scored 10 runs on eight hits to defeat Ledford 10-3 Friday afternoon. Kelly Clinard doubled in the seventh, driving in three runs for Ledford, but Rick Cecil took the loss as Ledford dropped to 2-1 with a rematch set for Thursday.
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Kelly Clinard
Ledford
Panthers
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Northwest
Guilford County
Bobby Pope
Pope
Burley Black
Gary Hutchins
Clinard
Rick Cecil
Bedford
N.W. Guilford
Howerton
Cecil
Central Trackmen Fall In Tri Meet On Road To Andrews
Reynolds' depth carried the Demons to a 84 2 to 61 win as Central swept four events. Earl Martin won the 440 in 51.6 and anchored the mile relay from 25 yards back. Melvin McCullum, Rob Bernat, Willie Jones, Ray Rawlinson, and the 880 relay crew added wins for Central. East Forsyth finished last with 22 12 points. Central moves to a tri meet against Ragsdale and Andrews next.
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Central
Reynolds
Demons
East Forsyth
Earl Martin
Bison
Larry Ratliff
Ben
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Andrews
Clemson Lands Top Prep Star Stanford Rome
Stanford Rome of Valdosta High School signed an athletic scholarship with Clemson University to play basketball. The 6 foot 4 inch, 210 pound guard averaged 32 points per game to lead the team to state championships for a third straight year and also caught 28 touchdown passes as a split end in football.
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Valdosta High School
Clemson University
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