Tar Heels Edge Providence as Chadwick Steers UNC toward NIT semi
UNC, without injured Dennis Wuycik, hailed Dave Chadwick who poured in 22 points to lift North Carolina over Providence 86 79 in the NIT quarterfinals. Dean Smith praised defense and late steals by Bill Chamberlain as UNC advanced to face Duke next.
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Duke
UNC
Bill Chamberlain
Dean Smith
Chamberlain
Smith
Friars
Ernie DiGregorio
Ian Costello
George Karl
Steve Previs
Lee Dedmon
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Waycik
Bac
Chapel Hit
Georgia Tech
Michigan
St. Bonaventure
Hawaii
Monnday
Oklahoma
Kim Huband
Costello
Dedmon
Nehru King
North “Carolina
Dave Gavitt
Massachusetts
Central Bison top Andrews 5-2 in baseball clash
High Point Central remains undefeated with a 5-2 win over archrival Andrews High at Central field. Steve Yates earned his second pitching victory, limiting Andrews to four hits as Otis Foster and a bases loaded double fueled the early lead. Andrews scored on Turtle Thomas’s first inning run and Joe Alvarez’s sixth inning single.
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Andrews
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Dennis Harris
Greg Hinnant
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Chippy Miller
Hinnant
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Joe Alvarez
Thomas
Raiders
Greensboro Dudley
Burlington Cummings
Amrowe
Yeepris
Coal Erect
Millar
Yates
Blue Devils stun Tennessee in NIT quarterfinals
Duke defeats Tennessee 78-64 at Madison Square Garden to advance to the NIT semifinals against North Carolina. Randy Denton posts 32 points and 18 rebounds, fueling the upset as Duke overcomes late pressure and a stifling Vols defense to reach the next round.
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Richie O’connor
Don. Johnson
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Bavenzio
Marchionn
Shawah
Dawson
England
Johnson
Ee Gomnston
Davis
Yarrine
Berry
Blackman
Jett
Toad
Banner
C Reiss
Tom
McGregor Eyes NBA Draft After High Point All Star Game
Wake Forest center Gil McGregor, 6'7", scored 17 as NCAA all stars topped NAIA 114-33 at High Point College. McGregor, drafted by the Indiana Pacers in the ABA, seeks an NBA look and discusses position shifts and living to play professionally. Teammate Charlie Davis added 20 for the NCAA squad as Tom Quinn coached the NCAA team and Tom Blackman starred for the NAIA side Meanwhile, Davis, Pastushek, and Blackman highlighted a high-scoring, loose post-season charity game benefiting the Boys' Home at Lake Waccamaw.
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New York Nets
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Pirates
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ECU
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Lake Waccamaw
Charlie’ Simpson
Daycees
Carolina
Duke
Jim Gregory
Neil Pastushek
Wake Forest
Dan Wells
Joe Dunning
N.C. State
Blackman
NAIA
David ‘Spell
Winston-Salem State
Jeff Jeffcoat
Atlantic Christian
High Point downs Otterbein 8 2 in baseball
High Point College baseball improved to 6 3 with an 8 2 win over Otterbein at Panther Field. Pitcher Bill Hegland earned the four hitter with 11 strikeouts and four walks while Jim Downs led HP with three hits. Mitcham homered and Mitcham, Downs, and Mitcham provided key offense. Otterbein starter Thackara took the loss despite a strong effort. HP and Otterbein meet again today at 2 p.m.
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Otterbein
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