Cavaliers Top Wolfpack as ACC battles heat up
Virginia beat NC State 69 68 with Lanny Staharski on a late layup to topple the Wolfpack while Barry Parkhill scored 30 for the Cavaliers, who moved to 6 1 in ACC play and tied for first. Maryland crushed Duke 77 58 as Tom MecMillen led with 29. Clemson fell 62 58 to South Carolina as Wake Forest beat Temple 57 51.
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Jones Wins Hawaii Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Grier Jones defeated Bob Murphy in a sudden death playoff at Waialae Country Club to win the Hawaii Open and the $40,000 first prize. Jones matched Murphy with 274 to force the playoff, parred the first extra hole, and won after Murphy three putted. Masters champion Charles Coody finished one stroke back in third Place.
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NBA Scores Boost Celtics Past Seahawks In Close Finish
Celtics defeated Seattle 128 to 123 in a tight game with strong scoring from Boston. Chicago led Cincinnati 119 to 94 as New York beat Philadelphia 109 and Toronto tied New York 2 2 in a hockey roadside matchup.
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U.S. Aims for Medals in Two Alpine and Ice Events
The United States seeks medals in two premiere events at the 11th Winter Olympics as the final week opens. Julie Holmes and Janet Lynn lead women's figure skating while Mike Lafferty and Bob Cochran chase in the men's downhill. The U.S. hockey team faces Czechoslovakia after a setback to Sweden.
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Austria
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Hepatitis outbreak felled Holy Cross gridiron team in 1969
A study in JAMA links a chain of events from splashing children to a fire near Worcester, Massachusetts to a tainted water supply that caused an hepatitis outbreak among Holy Cross players. Eighty three of ninety seven varsity members fell ill, forcing cancellation after two games.
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