O'Brien lifts Maryland past South Carolina in overtime
Maryland sophomore Jim O'Brien scored a 10 foot jumper with two seconds left in overtime to beat second-ranked South Carolina 31 30 at Cole Field House. He earlier tied the game with a late hook shot and finished with a dramatic late rally that featured key steals and defensive stops.
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Jim O'Brien
O'Brien
Falls Church
Maryland
South Carolina
Driesell
Terrapins
Gamecocks
O’brien
4-AAAA Continues Torrid Cage Pace
The 4-AAAA basketball season rolls on with a torrid pace as teams push for top standings. Key players lead scoring bursts and tight matchups keep fans engaged late in the schedule.
District 4-AAAA Roundup Shows Leaders Dominant
District 4-AAAA teams post strong showings with Plainview Monterey Hereford and Lubbock High holding top records. Monterey rides a 13 game win streak while Midland and Cooper remain undefeated in 3-AAAA action. Weekly results include Monterey 62 Amarillo 47 and Palo Duro 68 Coronado 49 in key games.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
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Palo Duro
Dons
Plainview
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Hereford
Lubbock High
Midland
Cooper
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San Angelo
Midland Lee
Permian
Amarillo
Caprock
Wol Pet
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Pares
Borger
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Caproke
Phillips
Clovis
Dumas
Earnbe
Canyon
Libbock High
Lub Boc Oe High
Montere
Sixers top Celtics to pull even in Atlantic Division race
Philadelphia rookie Dennis Awtrey scored 19 as the 76ers beat Boston 115 to 107 in Boston. Billy Cunningham had 31 points and Archie Clark added 24, pushing Philadelphia into a virtual tie with the Celtics for second place while holding off late Boston challenges.
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Dennis Awtrey
Billy Cunningham
Archie Clark
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Celtics
National Basketball Association
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Cunningham
Clark
Philadelphia
Garden
John Havlicek
Jo Jo White
NBA All-Star Tilt Set Tuesday in San Diego
Willis Reed of the Knicks heads the East against Lew Alcindor and the West in the 25th National Basketball Association All-Star game set for Tuesday night at the San Diego International Sports Arena. The 14man East and West squads include top scorers Alcindor Hayes West Bing Love Hawkins Johnson and Robertson with Reed injured but expected to play.
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Lew Alcindor
National Basketball Association
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Bob Kauffman
Buffalo
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Cleveland
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San Francisco
Bing
Oscar Robertson
Hayes
Len Wilkins
Seattle
Chet Walker
Jeff Mullins
Dick van Arsdale
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Petrie
Robertson
Saturday College Scores Highlight Wide NCAA Upsets
A chaotic roundup lists scores from multiple conferences with wins for East Penn over Darmouth 92 77 and Norwich over Hamilton 4 2, plus notable upsets like St. John's Minn over Hamline 97 80 and UCLA 95 over Washington State 71. The data includes numerous team results across colleges, with several overtime outcomes and high scoring games.
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Stephen F Austin Extends Lone Star Mark to 28
Nationally ranked Stephen F Austin remains atop the Lone Star Conference with a 28 game league streak after a 97 82 win over McMurry. James Silas led SFA with 29 points as Pete Harris added 32 and 19 rebounds. Sam Houston defeated Howard Payne 98 95 to stay in title contention as James Lister posted 30 and 20.
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Pete Harris
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James Silas
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Alpine
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Sal Rosa
al Mason
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Pistons Rally Past Lakers For 30th Win Of Season
Detroit broke away in the final period to defeat Los Angeles 118-109. Bob Lanier and Dave Bing fueled the charge with late long shots while Terry Dischinger added key baskets. Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West led the Lakers with 25 each.
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National Basketball Association
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Bob Lanier
Dave Bing
Terry Dischinger
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Pistonsnhead
Walker
Dischinger
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Brains Undone as Maryland Beats South Carolina In OT
Maryland's Howie White and Jim O'Brien pace a tight 31-30 overtime win over No. 2 South Carolina in a rematch of a December brawl. O'Brien hits the winning field goal with two seconds left as White adds 12 points and a key steal to clinch the upset.
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Jim O'Brien
Howie White
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Clovis Hosts PGA Pro Am Event at New Mexico Course
Clovis will host a New Mexico PGA pro am at a local course today starting at 1 p.m. MST. Golfers from West Texas may enter with entry fees of 6 dollars for the pro am 5 dollars for the pro sweepstakes and 3 dollars for the amateur sweepstakes. Competition uses best ball format with amateurs receiving full handicap.
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Clovis Se Tobe
New Mexico
West Texas
Love, Sloan Lead Bulls Past Buffalo 141 113
Chicago built a 22 21 first quarter edge and pulled away in the third frame to beat Buffalo 141 113 in a NBA game Sunday. Love topped all scorers with 30 points, Sloan added 21 with 11 in the third, while Cornel Warner and John Hummer contributed for the Braves. Don May scored 23 for Buffalo.
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Love
Jerry Sloan
Buffalo
National Basketball Association
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Warner
John Hummer
Sloan
Don May
Austin Wins Grid Honor
Jerry Austin of Angelo State earned the Lone Star Conference Back of the Year for 1970 after rushing for 1263 yards in 10 games. The sophomore from Lubbock Coronado also made the All-Conference team and previously was Texas Freshman of the Year. Claude McMillen of Texas A&I won Lineman of the Year in a runoff with Ron Cason, Dub Lewis, and Roel Maldonado, to receive the J. V. Sikes award.
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Avalanche-Journal News
San Angelo
Jerry Austin
Lubbock Coronado
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Angelo State
Texas
Texas A&i
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San Benito
McMillen
Ron Cason
East Texas
Dub Lewis
Sul Ross
Roel Maldonado
J. V
Siki" Sikes
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