Tar Heels set assists record in rout of Virginia
North Carolina beat Virginia 108-64 for its 13th straight win as 8,800 fans watched the Tar Heels rack up a believed national record 34 assists. Coach Dean Smith praised the team after Norman Carmichael led Virginia with 18 points and 10 rebounds.
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College and high school basketball scores from Arkansas and beyond
The Associated Press reports scores across college and high school basketball. Arkansas teams posted several results including Arkansas 61 Texas Tech 56 and Arkansas State 63 Trinity 94, with many other Arkansas colleges and high schools listed alongside national NBA and ABA results and Tuesday and Thursday action.
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Parkers in Win Over Texas Tech
Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Texas Tech 61 to 56 at home, extending their winning streak to six and moving into sole possession of second place in the Southwest Conference. Arkansas improved to 5-2 in league play and 6-9 overall. Robert McKenzie led with 16 points, Gary Stephens added 15, while Texas Tech’s Jim Nelson topped the Red Raiders with 23 points.
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Muskies Grab Share Of First Place In Tight Win
Minnesota Muskies pull away in final seconds to beat New Orleans 112-110 and share Eastern Division lead with Pittsburgh. Thoren's eighth short shot seals win. Les Hunter scores 24 for Muskies. Indiana upset Pittsburgh as Fred Lewis tops 26.
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Knicks Rally Past Hawks For 121 100 Victory
The New York Knicks rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat the St. Louis Hawks 121 100 at Madison Square Garden, turning a six point lead into a 16 point cushion with an 10 point burst to seal their first win over St. Louis this season. Dick Barnett Walt Bellamy and Willis Reed led the surge as New York improved near the .500 mark.
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Ope Ann Stam Combines Business With Olympics
Mannfred Stiborak of Austria blends work with sport at the Winter Olympics in Chamboousse France. He buys special Olympic postcards and stamps, reselling them for profit to fund his trips. If he performs well in the Games, he may continue this venture.
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Harlem Stars to Visit Prescott for Saturday Exhibition
The Harlem Stars perform at McRae Gymnasium in Prescott on Saturday February 10 at 730 PM facing the Los Angeles Angels. Adult admission 1 650 dollars and 1.00 for children. The all Negro team tours forty states and abroad delivering razzle dazzle ball handling and comedy with players Raymond Reed James Batiste Henry Johnson Sammie Smith Richard Dabney Hollis Clay and Preston Shearad.
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Fleming Leads As Women Open At Grenoble Olympics
Colorado Springs skater Fleming leaps to a commanding lead in compulsory figures at Grenoble. Gabriele Seyfert of East Germany trails, with Beatrix Schuba third and Albertina Noyes rising to fourth as 32 skaters from 15 nations begin Olympic events.
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Cats face two weekend games as Hope hopes rise
In a four game skid the Hope Bobcats host two Western Division rivals this weekend. Friday night at Jones Field House they meet the Texarkana Washington Lions. Saturday night Camden Lincoln Wildcats visit for another pair of games. The Lady Cats, 19-4, travel for a De Queen contest Friday and Little Rock Tuesday to close regular season before district play.
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Tigers Host Ashdown Here Tonight in Local Preview
Yerger Sportswriter recalls last week’s loss to the Columbia Owls and predicts a high spirited 6:30 p.m. game at Jones Field House. Johnny Smith returns to action, Brown steps in for Hays, Black to run plays, Woods and Sley projected for 5 points each as Tigers aim to rebound and prove pivot tactics in tonight’s matchup.
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