DePaul star Corzine breaks Mikan record with 46 points
DePaul center Dave Corzine delivered the standout NCAA regional performance, scoring 46 points to erase George Mikan’s career scoring mark and lift the Blue Demons over Louisville 90-89 in double overtime. Notre Dame, Duke, Villanova also won to reach regional finals.
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Ray Meyer
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Corzine
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Providence
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Cal State-Fullerton
Meyer
Kelly Tripucka
Utes
Tripucka
Earl Williams
Greg Dean
Eugene Banks
Jim Spanarkel
Quakers
Banks
Spanarkel
Blue Devils
Rory Sparrow
Sparrow
NCAA Basketball Scoreboard Mideast East Midwest Regions
NCAA scoreboard shows regional pairings with teams Michigan State Kentucky Arkansas UCLA Providence Villanova Indiana Duke Notre Dame DePaul Utah Fullerton San Francisco and others. Key matchups include Michigan State vs Kentucky and Duke vs Villanova with semifinals set for St. Louis and Dayton venues.
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Oniy
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Antelopes Reach NAIA Title Game In Last Second Finish
Unseeded Kearney State edged Quincy 76 74 as Tom Ritzdorf hit a 12 foot jumper at the horn. Grand Canyon beat East Texas State 74 69 to set final against Kearney State in Kansas City.
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Tom Ritzdorf
Kearney State
Quincy
Pale Finieh
Grand Canyon
Central State
Ohio
East Texas State
Antelopes
Ritzdorf
Dennis DeWalt
Dave Hahn
Randy Cipriano
Polk
Bill Price
Latty McGhee
Juco Title Showdown: Independence Faces Niagara Unbeaten Foe
In Jacksonville Florida Niagara and Independence meet in the National Men's Junior College Basketball Tournament final. Niagara boasts a 26-0 record while Independence stands 27-7 seeking a third title in 31 years. The Frontiersmen surged past Anderson 70-62, while the Pirates defeated Three Rivers 84-68 to reach the final. Duane Richardson led Niagara with 21 points, George Turman scored 16 for Anderson in their semifinal.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Lynn Cundiff
Dan Bazzani
Cundiff
Independence Kan
Pirates
Bazzani
Niagara
N.Y
Frontiersmen
Independence
Three Rivers
Anderson
S.C
Bobby Potts
Rivers
Raiders
Otto Porter
Danny Foster
Leslie McLeod
Duane Richardson
George Turman
City Schedule Of Weekend And Weekday Activities And Matches
A crowded schedule lists junior high through senior high basketball games, court venues, teams such as Biden's Assembly of God Shaw Insurance Green Acres Educators Ransom Memorial and King Radio, plus other activities including bowling tennis and driving education across multiple courts and locations with times from 4:00 to 9:15 and notes on league changes and past winners. The document also references facilities like King Radio Llve Canter Court and Town & Country, along with contact details for driving education and event coordination.
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Biden's
Assembly of God
Shaw Insurance
Green Acres
Ransom Memorial
King Radio 1
Loyd Guilders
Rantoul
Porter-Spears
Wellsville
Jayuan
Princeton
Beautyland
Williamsburg Hardware
GRC
Bela Sigma Phi
King Radio Llve
Wear
Ludge's
Prize Village
Spiker
North Baptist
Buckaroos
Ottawa Jaynes
Tigers
Hartpence’s
Williamsburg Va
Senior High
Jaynes
NFL to Try Replay Test in 1978 Season
NFL owners approved an experimental instant replay plan to begin July 29 with the Hall of Fame game and six more telecast exhibitions. A designated official in a booth will review plays via monitor to assess accuracy, with results kept confidential until the 1979 Hawaii winter meetings.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Canton
Ohio
NFL
New England
Oakland
Baltimore
Bert Jones
Denver
Rob Lytle
Pete Rozelle
Hawaii
Rozelle
Davis Cup nerves ease as Gerulaitis wins in Nashville
Vitas Gerulaitis defeated Bernie Mitton 2-6 6-2 6-1 to give the United States a 2-0 lead over South Africa in the Davis Cup opening match at Vanderbilt. Harold Solomon followed with a 4-6 6-0 6-3 6-1 win over Byron Bertram. Anti apartheid protesters gathered outside the venue with no incidents reported.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vitas Gerulaitis
United States
South Africa
Bernie Mitton
Harold Solomon
Byron Bertram
Frew McMillan
Bob Hewitt
Sherwood Steward
Fred McNair
Vanderbilt University
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J. Cox
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Harry Smith Auto
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Dynamic Lee's Downtowner
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Ramsey Printing
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