NC State Tops UNC In Overtime Thriller
The NC State Wolfpack beat the North Carolina Tar Heels 88-85 in overtime, extending State’s ACC win streak over UNC to nine and improving to 11-2 for the season while UNC dips to 8-4. Key runs in OT, Phil Spence and David Thompson scored early, Kenny Carr and Morris Rivers clinched with late free throws.
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East region results feature St Bonaventure edging Villanova 77 to 70 and George Washington defeating St Joseph's 71 to 62. Yale led Lehigh 90 to 69 while Providence beat Massachusetts 86 to 74. Abdul Jabbar scored 50 as Milwaukee beat Portland 122 to 108.
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Palmer denies quitting after disappointing years
Arnold Palmer defends his future in golf saying he has not considered retirement. He cites recent distractions, including a TV series and business commitments, but vows to focus more on golf and plans to play more after addressing prior time constraints at the Dean Martin Tucson Open.
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Penguins edge Capitals 3-2 on Campbell's first NHL goal
Rookie Colin Campbell scored unassisted on a second period breakaway to lift the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-2 win over the Washington Capitals in Landover. Schock and Pronovost added Penguins goals as Washington's skid reached 15 straight nonwins.
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Walton silent on contract break reports
Portland center Bill Walton acknowledged retaining Charles Garry as his lawyer but offered no detail on contract break rumors. Walton, recovering from a bone spur, said he aims to play basketball and would not comment on trade speculation, as Blazers coach Lenny Wilkens downplays the stories.
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Gottfried wins Baltimore indoor tennis championship
Brian Gottfried, 22, from Fort Lauderdale by way of Baltimore, came from behind to win the Baltimore International indoor title 3 4 2 6 3 over Allan Stone of Australia. Gottfried earned 8000 dollars, Stone 4000. Stone looked strong in the first set, but Gottfried controlled the later sets with improved serving and pressure. The Australian doubles team Ruffels and Crealy defeated Ismael el Shafei and Drew McMillan 6 4 6 4. Separately in New York, Joan Phipps and Mary Bacon became the first two women riders to win the first two races at Aqueduct in a daily double worth 72.40.
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