Style clash at Milwaukee Classic ends with Marquette win
AP reports Marquette coach Al McGuire and Wisconsin coach Bill Cofield display contrasting styles in a 64-57 victory for the Warriors. McGuire is intense and vocal, Cofield calm and measured as their teams meet in Milwaukee.
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Pressure Is Off Michigan Cagers After Loss to Providence
Providence Friars upset No 1 Michigan 82 81 in two overtimes to win the Friar Classic led by Bob Misevicious 16 points and Bruce Campbell 25. Providence coach Dave Gavitt praised the win as a career highlight for captain Hassett Cooper and the Friars improved to 7 2. Michigan suffered its first loss after six victories as unranked Providence seized late control.
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Central High tops Aquinas in box and one defense
Central High School defeated Aquinas 74 to 42 as TJ Juan shadowed Aquinas star Tom Dellenbach throughout the game. Erik Wuensch led Central with 21 points while Don Viner added 18 and 12 rebounds in the win. Aquinas dropped to 5-3 overall.
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Vilas advances to NSW Open quarterfinals in Sydney
Top seed Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeats Brad Drewett 6-2 6-2 to reach the quarterfinals of the New South Wales Open in Sydney Australia. Ballyhoo led by Jack Booklyn wins the 640 mile Sydney to Hobart yacht race. Ivo Van Damme dies in a two car crash in France at age 22.
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