Lanier’s Climactic Jumper Secures Pistons Victory
Bob Lanier delivered a 12-foot baseline jumper with nine seconds left to lift the Detroit Pistons 102-101 over the Los Angeles Lakers. Lanier finished with 29 points and 14 rebounds as Abdul Jabbar was held to 14 points. Eric Money scored all 22 of his points in the second half. Other NBA results included the Nets over Nuggets 91-88, Jazz over Bucks 106-96, Bullets over Pacers 108-101, and SuperSonics over Kings 94-93.
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Lebanon Tickets for Big Night at High School
Tickets for tomorrow's Lebanon against Wilmington basketball game are selling quickly with over 2,000 fans expected. No tickets at the door. remaining seats go on sale during school hours at Lebanon High School. Prices are 1.50 for adults and 1 for students.
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Area high school and college basketball results
Regular season scores across area high schools with Princeton beating Middletown 72 56 Reading 57 Finneytown 50 Cin Taft 69 Withrow 63 No College Hill 71 Wyoming 64 Trotwood Madison 76 Fairborn 70 Day Stebbins 71 Troy 70 in OT Northmont 63 Tippecanoe 56 Bellefontaine 71 Northeastern at OwI0 Colleges Kent State 74 Bowling Green e Miami 76 Western Michigan 66 Toledo 69 Central Michigan 6 John Carroll 74 Case Reserve 4 Shawnee State 80 Wilberforce a Wright State 93 Akron 79 Youngstown State 90 Cleveland State 65 Xaver 67 Northern Kentucky 4 Other Colleges Delaware 92 Bucknell 74 Drexel 64 Wagner 63 Washington 74 George Ow n OC. 73 Penn St 73 Duquesne 70 St Bonaventure 73 Fairfield St John’s 92 Boston Co 6 St. Joseph’s Pa 111 Canisius Syracuse 106 Niagara 8? Temple 76 Pitt 48 Clemson 67 Duke 63 Jacksonville 70 Florida St 6a N Carolina 9 N Carolina St Carolina 66 S Florida 43 Tenn Chattanooga 101 Tennessee St 90 Virginia Tech 71 Virginia 6 Colorado 58 Kansas 49 Evansville 104 Kentucky West 89 Iowa St 95 Missouri 86 Kansas St 68 Oklahoma 55 Notre Dame 11 Loyola Chicago 86 Arkansas St 85 SE Missouri Oklahoma St 62 Nebraska 60 Chico St 63 Humboldt St 62 UC Santa Barbara 70 Fresno
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Clemson 'Tree' a one-man show
Clemson center Wayne Rollins dominated Duke with 16 points 15 rebounds 10 blocks and 5 steals as Clemson beat Duke 67 63 to reach 20 victories. Colon Abraham led Clemson with 20 points while Duke's Bill Foster noted Rollins impact. North Carolina tied ACC lead after routing NC State 90 73 and Syracuse crushed Niagara 106 82 as Kansas State claimed third Big Eight title with a 68 55 win over Oklahoma.
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Barons kept alive by $1.3 million rescue deal
In Richfield Ohio on Wednesday night the Cleveland Barons learned a 1.3 million settlement from the NHL and players association would cover the season. The team, after announcing retirement, played Buffalo and lost 5-2 as Gilbert Perreault and Brian Spencer led the Sabres.
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Benson out for season ends Indiana career
Indiana center Kent Benson is out for the season with a back injury. Coach Bobby Knight said Benson, 6-11 and an All American, must stay in bed until healing. The injury occurred after a fall during a Big Ten game at West Lafayette. Knight emphasized sidelining him protects his future.
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