Ref Has Last Word In Niagara Thriller
Niagara upset St. John’s 69-67 in the semi finals of the National Invitation Tournament as Al Williams sank the decisive free throws with five seconds left. Greg Cluess denied contact amid Williams’ late foul shots that sent Niagara to the finals against Maryland.
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Floridians Rally Past Condors Behind Calvin's Late Spurt
Mack Calvin scored 15 points in the final eight minutes as the Floridians beat the Pittsburgh Condors 126-115 in ABA action. Willie Long and Warren Jabali each had 23 points, while Dave Lattin led Pittsburgh with 23. Utah defeated Memphis 137-117 in the other ABA game.
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Tennessee Holds 40 Stroke Lead In Golf Tournament
TRYON N C AP The University of Tennessee led by 40 strokes after two rounds in the Red Fox Intercollegiate with a 777 team total. Wofford was second at 817 as Nat Hoyt led individuals with 153. Mike Ellis 154 and Coy Mabry Mac McCormick tied at 155 for Tennessee alongside Wake Forest’s Tom Case.
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Trinity Enables 6-0 Start With Sweep Of Randoph Contests
Trinity routs Southwest Randolph 18-4 as Stewart Roberts homers Ricky Whitaker hits a triple and Jack Coltrane doubles. East Davidson pitcher Randy Barnett gives up two hits in a 3-1 win over Ledford. Trinity leads conference at 2-0. East Davidson moves to 1-1.
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Tigers Suffer First Loop Loss
West Davidson defeats Randleman 12 to 5 as Green Dragons secure an early 6-0 lead. Mike Yarborough hits a center-field homer to fuel the rally. James Morris allows one run in the last inning while Danny Snider earns the win.
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Red Raiders Rout Rams in 88 44 Conference Win
Andrews beat Morehead 88 to 44 to move to 2-0 in league and 4-2 overall. Harold Nash won the 120 yard low hurdles and set pace in the 180 yard low hurdles at 19.5 seconds. Lee Foye swept the high jump and broad jump with 6-4 and 21 feet 6 inches. Other winners included Ron Dixon in the mile Glenn Andrews in the two mile Chuck Ledford in the 880 and James Shannon in the 100.
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HPC Netters Cruise Past Akron After Loss to Dartmouth
High Point College rebounds from a 8-1 defeat to Dartmouth to beat Akron 81. Javier Sanjines and Mike Smith lead HPC in singles with strong efficiency while Ashley-Ranney and Sanjines-Villarroel take decisive doubles wins. The Panthers host Miami of Ohio next and face Elon in a Carolinas Conference match.
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Andrews Bowl Narrowly Bested by Reidsville 5-4
Reidsville edged Andrews 5-4 in a boys high school tennis match Thursday afternoon. Dicky Black and Mark Cockerham each won singles. Black teamed with Gary Smith in doubles while Jimmy Ratliff and Roy Dixon won the other doubles match.
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Gold Medal Title Games Tonight at High Point YMCA
Three city teams vie for basketball titles in classes C B and A at the High Point YMCA. Ramseur Shell faces Hedrick Oil in class C at 6 30, Magnificents take on Wilburn Esso in class B at 7 45, and Sir Pizza meets Blanchard's in class A at 9 00. Semifinal winners Ramseur Shell and Wilburn Esso earned finals berths with decisive Thursday wins led by Gene Taylor 19 and Rick Joyce 23 respectively.
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Jamestown Edges Northwest Guilford In Golf Duel
Jamestown Ramps Jamestown Junior High golf team defeated Northwest Guilford Thursday afternoon 255 to 284. Jamie Aydelette led Jamestown with a three over 38.
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Pembroke shuts out High Point 6-0 in Thursday clash
High Point College managed only two hits Rob Worthington and Mike Jones produced the team's only knocks Pembroke pitchers allowed no earned runs as Dean Boger suffered his first loss Randy Myers earned the win Pembroke 6 High Point 0 in Raleigh opener for Saturday's NC State game preview
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Nicklaus quits smoking before Masters at New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus, leading money winner and co leader in the Greater New Orleans Open, said quitting smoking was part of Masters prep. He fired a six under par 66 to tie a five way for first, while teammates and rivals also posted solid scores. Caspar, Rudolph, and others matched par or better as 24 players remained within three strokes.
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