High Point Falls In Consolation After Tough Game
High Point College Panthers lose to Southeastern Louisiana 112 to 85 in the AIAW national tournament quarterfinals. Officials’ 51 free throws to 12 for High Point key the upset, with SE Louisiana's Sarah Williams scoring 33 and Queen Brumfield adding 23.
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UNC Faces Nevada Las Vegas in NCAA Semifinal Clash
North Carolina meets Nevada Las Vegas in the NCAA Tournament semifinal in Atlanta. The Tar Heels carry a 27 4 record led by Walter Davis and Phil Ford while Nevada Las Vegas features stars Eddie Owens and Glen Gondrezick with coach Jerry Tarkanian. The game follows UNC Charlotte vs Marquette with consequences for the final.
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UNCC Fans See Dream Final Against UNC At Last
Greensboro AP chaos note includes Massey remark on UNC Charlotte's regional buzz and belief a title is theirs while facing Marquette, with UNCC people imagining a UNC matchup after wins over Syracuse and Michigan as semifinal prep unfolds in Atlanta.
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Irwin Regaining Momentum Leads Sea Pines Heritage
Hale Irwin shot six under par 65 to share the first-round lead at the Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic in Hilton Head Island. Graham Marsh matched him, with Ben Crenshaw, Tom Watson and Ray Floyd close behind at 67 on Harbour Town’s 6,665 yard course.
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Close Games In Y Tourney Crowns Several Class Champions
In the YMCA Gold Medal Basketball Tournament finals High Point College edged Calloway Reality 76 to 75 behind Coble’s 20. Complete Auto Cleaning beat Chavis Y 65 to 63 as Shaw scored 24. Custom Process topped Mobil 72 to 61 with Wilson at 23. The Dribblin Games beat High Point All Stars 87 to 67 with Strange 17 and Williams 24. Golfers led by Nicklaus and Pate at 68, Green 73, Lietzke 74, Palmer 75. Weiskopf disqualified for illegal drop.
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McGuire Hides From NCAA Spotlight Before Semifinal
Coach Al McGuire plans privacy before Marquette’s NCAA semifinal at the Omni. He retires after this season and seeks a national title as a farewell gesture. UNC Charlotte coach Lee Rose, seeking recognition, pushes to prove his program’s worth against McGuire’s Warriors.
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