Duke Falls to West Virginia in 94-90 Upset
Duke Blue Devils saw their 1%game winning streak end as West Virginia beat them 94-90 in Charleston. John Lesher led WVU with 28 points while Duke’s Mike Lewis and Bob Verga each scored 25 amid a tight second half rally. Kentucky maintained the No. 1 spot after an 18th straight win as Nebraska, Illinois, and other top teams posted victories. A separate note reports Indonesian student protests at U.S. and Chinese embassies in Jakarta over North Vietnamese raids and a protest note to Beijing.
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Harrison Tops AP Poll as No. 1 Goblins Rise
The unbeaten Harrison Goblins claim the No. 1 spot in the AP high school basketball poll, first Class AA team to lead this season. Central slides to second with Mountain Home, North Little Rock, Fort Smith Southside, Jonesboro rounding out the top ten and Little Rock Hall entering at No. 10 after a pair of wins.
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National Hockey League Monday Results Highlight Schedule
No games scheduled. Monday’s results note Tokyo fighter Mamoru Hayashi outpointed Lee Sai Chun in a boxed event listing two athletes and national origins. The brief mentions dates and matchups without additional outcome details.
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Alabama penalized by SEC for rule violation
Alabama University was fined for using two ineligible players in freshman games. Commissioner Moore ordered a limit of 38 incoming football players next fall. University officials said the penalty stemmed from a misinterpretation and an apology will be sent to SEC presidents.
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Lamar Tech Edges Bears In Southland Clash 81 72
Lamar Tech pulled away late to beat Arkansas State 81 72 in Jonesboro. Lamar Tech led 37 29 at halftime and held a nine point cushion with four minutes left. Arkansas State shot 24 of 46, while Lamar Tech made 28 of 57. John Dixon scored 35 for Arkansas State, but T Nelson Bruyee outscored him by one.
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Basketball Scores and Schedules From National Games
NBA results show Boston over San Francisco 112 107 Philadelphia 132 126 Detroit 124 118 Cincinnati 118 Baltimore 111 St. Louis 104. Baltimore at Cincinnati San Francisco vs Detroit New York at Boston New York Philadelphia at New York Los Angeles at Baltimore. College action Arkansas AM&N 126 Jackson State 117 in 2 OTs. Lamar Tech 1 Arkansas State College 72. East Army 84 Bucknell 33 Bryant 190 Curry 99. South West Virginia 94 Duke 90 Kentucky 85 Florida 75 Tennessee 100 Georgia 71 North Carolina 104 W Carolina 70 Maryland 84 W Forest 78 Alabama 66 Miss State 65 Tulane 63 VMI 109 Geo Wash 92 Tenn State 65 Southern Til 61. Midwest Northwestern 80 Illinois 77 Nebraska 85 Oklahoma 81 Wisconsin 79 Indiana 78 Purdue 66 Iowa 58 Dayton 99 Murray 86 Kan State 50 Okla State 44. Colorado 65 Missouri 60. Southwest Tulsa 81 N Tex State 75 Houston 125 Centenary 96. South 100 Grambling 98. Far West UCLA 89 Washington 67 Utah 88 Hawaii 50.
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Arkansas AM&N Triumphs Jackson State In Double OT
Robert Allen scored 45 points guiding Arkansas AM&N to a 120-117 double overtime win over Jackson State in Pine Bluff. The game was tied 97-97 at regulation and 106-106 after the first OT.
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Snowstorm Not Slowing Skater Maier at Bislet
In Oslo a snowstorm failed to deter Norwegian speed skater Fred Anton Maier 27 who set a 10,000 meter world record of 15 minutes 32.2 seconds during a five nation meet at Olympic Bislet Stadium.
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Kentucky Tops Duke In AP Cage Poll After Upset Week
Kentucky moved to No. 1 in the AP major college basketball poll, edging Duke after a 17-0 start and three wins last week. Duke, idle for a week amid exams, dropped to second as Kentucky beat Alabama Vanderbuilt and Georgia. Duke’s 13 game win streak ended with a 94-90 loss to West Virginia.
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Kentucky Gets Big Lift From the Life of Riley
Pat Riley stars for undefeated Kentucky, leading scorer and rebounder as the Riley brothers from Schenectady recounts past basketball days. Lee Riley notes Pat’s late basketball start and rapid rise, while Baron Adolph Rupp uses him at forward and occasionally at center. Pat’s scoring jumped from 15 to 23 per game as Kentucky remains unbeaten.
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Jones Third Candidate for Congress
State Auditor Jimmie Red Jones 45 became the third Democrat to file for U S Representative from Arkansas 4th District. He will open a Magnolia campaign HQ and possibly another city. Other Democrats David Pryor Richard Arnold also filed as rivals in the race to succeed Oren Harris. A lawsuit seeks to determine the legal district for the election.
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